Top 10 Holiday Homes for Large Groups Near Trento

Ranking updated on 2026-09-12

Planning a milestone birthday weekend, a wedding celebration, a corporate seminar or a multi-generational family reunion in northern Italy? The region around Trento is one of the most rewarding group destinations in the whole country. Backed by the dramatic Dolomite peaks to the east and the gentler slopes of South Tyrol to the west, it delivers an extraordinary mix of high-alpine scenery, medieval villages and outstanding local food and wine. Properties spread across valleys like Passeier, Alta Badia and the Adige basin, each within about an hour and a half of Trento by car. Whether you are looking for a working farm with sweeping mountain views, a chalet with a wood-burning sauna, or a stone farmhouse set deep in orchard country, the area has it.

Our index currently lists 13 CasaGiga properties within roughly 100 km of Trento, with an average travel distance of 75 km from the city centre — meaning most are reachable in well under ninety minutes by car. Taken together, these houses have accumulated 434 guest reviews and hold an average rating of 4.6 out of 5, with several individual properties scoring 4.9. Pricing and per-person rates are provided directly by each host on request, since online booking is not yet activated for properties in this zone.

Houses that accept online bookings appear first in the ranking; within that tier, and for enquiry-only properties, the order is determined by guest rating and total number of reviews, so high volume alone never overrides genuine quality. As an incentive for transparency, hosts who display the official CasaGiga ranking on their own website retain their current position in the list.

The area in numbers

13
group stays listed
434
traveller reviews
4.6/5
average rating

The ranking

  1. Chalet Leckplatt1

    Chalet Leckplatt

    📍 Hafling - Avelengo, Sud-Tyrol · 65 km

    👥 0 guests4.9(57 reviews)🏚️ Holiday cottage

    A holiday cottage in Hafling - Avelengo, around 65 km from Trento, Chalet Leckplatt earns a 4.9 rating from 57 guest reviews — the strongest score among all CasaGigas in this zone. Availability must be confirmed directly, as online booking is not yet active.

  2. Oberbrunnhof2

    Oberbrunnhof

    📍 Partschins, Sud-Tyrol · 66 km

    👥 0 guests4.9(53 reviews)🌻 Provencal farmhouse

    Oberbrunnhof is a Provençal farmhouse in Partschins, roughly 66 km from Trento, with a near-perfect 4.9 rating built on 53 guest reviews. It matches the very top of the zone's ratings table, making it one of the two most acclaimed CasaGigas here. Contact the host directly to check availability.

  3. Obertalerhof3

    Obertalerhof

    📍 St. Martin in Passeier, Sud-Tyrol · 80 km

    👥 0 guests4.8(34 reviews)🏚️ Holiday cottage

    Obertalerhof is a holiday cottage in St. Martin in Passeier, about 80 km from Trento — a little further out but still well within reach. Its 4.8 rating from 34 reviews signals consistently excellent stays. Booking is arranged directly with the host, not through an online platform.

  4. App. Costaburjada4

    App. Costaburjada

    📍 Calfosch - Kolfuschg - Colfosco, Sud-Tyrol · 77 km

    👥 0 guests4.6(46 reviews)

    App. Costaburjada is located in Calfosch - Colfosco, around 77 km from Trento, with a 4.6 rating across 46 guest reviews — solid evidence of reliable quality over multiple stays. Online booking is not available; contact the host directly to enquire about dates.

  5. App. La Rösa5

    App. La Rösa

    📍 Badia, Sud-Tyrol · 84 km

    👥 0 guests4.8(25 reviews)🏚️ Holiday cottage

    App. La Rösa is a holiday cottage in Badia, around 84 km from Trento — the furthest of the top five but still within comfortable reach. With a 4.8 rating across 25 reviews, it consistently delivers for groups willing to venture a little further. Contact the host directly to arrange a stay.

  6. Ebnerhof6

    Ebnerhof

    📍 Rifiano, Sud-Tyrol · 73 km

    👥 0 guests4.9(18 reviews)🌻 Provencal farmhouse

    Ebnerhof is a Provençal farmhouse in Rifiano, about 73 km from Trento, carrying an outstanding 4.9 rating from 18 reviews — a strong early signal for a property still building its track record. Booking is not handled online; reach out directly to confirm availability.

  7. Schnitzer`s Ferienhaisl7

    Schnitzer`s Ferienhaisl

    📍 St. Leonhard in Passeier, Sud-Tyrol · 82 km

    👥 6 guests4.9(14 reviews)🌻 Provencal farmhouse

    Schnitzer's Ferienhaisl is a Provençal farmhouse in St. Leonhard in Passeier, around 82 km from Trento, with capacity for 6 guests. Despite a modest review count of 14, it holds a 4.9 rating — a promising indicator of consistent quality. Booking is arranged directly with the host.

  8. Brünnls Försterhütte8

    Brünnls Försterhütte

    📍 Partschins, Sud-Tyrol · 66 km

    👥 0 guests4.9(7 reviews)🏚️ Holiday cottage

    Brünnls Försterhütte is a holiday cottage in Partschins, about 66 km from Trento, with an early but flawless 4.9 rating from just 7 guest reviews. It shares its village with Oberbrunnhof, making Partschins home to two of the highest-rated CasaGigas in the zone. Booking must be arranged directly with the host.

  9. Camping Lastei9

    Camping Lastei

    📍 canale d'Agordo, Belluno · 66 km

    👥 0 guests3.9(168 reviews)

    Camping Lastei in Canale d'Agordo, about 66 km from Trento, is the most-reviewed property in this selection with 168 guest opinions — a volume that gives its 3.9 rating real statistical weight. Property details are not categorised in our listings; contact the host directly, as online booking is not available.

  10. Lanthalerhütte10

    Lanthalerhütte

    📍 Moso in Passiria, Sud-Tyrol · 88 km

    👥 0 guests4.5(8 reviews)🌻 Provencal farmhouse

    Lanthalerhütte is a Provençal farmhouse in Moso in Passiria, the furthest CasaGiga in this selection at around 88 km from Trento. Its 4.5 rating from 8 reviews is still forming, but early guests have responded positively. Availability is confirmed directly with the host, with no online booking option.

How to Choose a Group Holiday House Near Trento

The advertised capacity on a listing often reflects registered beds, not the comfortable reality for a large group. Before booking, ask the host for a room-by-room breakdown: how many are proper double rooms, how many contain bunk or fold-out beds, and whether the number of bathrooms can realistically handle peak morning demand. For groups of ten or more, a minimum of five or six bedrooms and at least two bathrooms per floor is a sensible starting point.

Mountain villages in Trentino and South Tyrol enforce quiet hours strictly — typically from 10 pm to 7 am — and many properties sit close enough to permanent residents that amplified music carries easily. Always ask the host in writing whether late-night gatherings or outdoor speakers are permitted, and keep a copy of their reply. Fines for noise violations fall on the guest, not the host, and can amount to several hundred euros in some municipalities.

If the property has a pool, Italian regulations require child-safety barriers and rescue equipment to be on site; verify this before arrival, especially for family groups with young children. On transport: the A22 motorway runs north from Trento through the Adige valley toward Bolzano, placing most listed properties within 90 minutes by car. Rural valley villages are rarely served by public transport after early evening, so plan for private vehicles or coordinate a shuttle with the host in advance.

Most hosts in this zone request a damage deposit equivalent to 10–30% of the total stay, paid by bank transfer, and returned within 7–14 days of departure after a checkout inspection. Cancellation policies range from full refunds up to 60 days before arrival to non-refundable deposits beyond 30 days. Read every clause before signing, and consider travel insurance that covers group cancellations — one member dropping out rarely qualifies for a full refund without it.

By occasion

Milestone Birthday Weekends

For a landmark birthday in the mountains, Chalet Leckplatt in Hafling-Avelengo is the standout choice — set on the sunny Avelengo plateau above Merano, it combines genuine alpine character with the space a celebrating group needs. Its 4.9 rating across 57 reviews reflects consistent, not lucky, quality. Book several months in advance for summer and New Year dates; plateau properties at this altitude fill quickly for milestone events.

Wedding Celebrations and Pre-Wedding Gatherings

Provençal farmhouses like Oberbrunnhof in Partschins and Ebnerhof in Rifiano offer the rustic stone-and-timber aesthetic that makes wedding-weekend gatherings feel genuinely celebratory. Both hold 4.9 ratings and are set in orchard and vineyard country in the Val Venosta foothills. Ask hosts early about caterer access, outdoor ceremony permissions and any restrictions on decorating the property — South Tyrolean agricultural estates have specific rules around events on their land.

Corporate Retreats and Team Seminars

For off-site seminars and leadership retreats, the quieter valley settings of Obertalerhof in St. Martin in Passeier and App. La Rösa in Badia provide the mental distance from city life that makes structured work sessions productive. Both score 4.8 or above. Confirm in advance whether the property has a large shared table suited to workshops, reliable broadband, and enough private bedrooms for participants who need quiet evenings to prepare.

Multi-Generational Family Reunions

When grandparents, parents and toddlers travel together, safety and ease matter as much as scenery. Lanthalerhütte in Moso in Passiria and Brünnls Försterhütte in Partschins both sit in managed farmland settings where children can roam freely. Ask about step-free ground-floor access for older relatives, proximity to a village pharmacy, and whether the host can arrange a grocery delivery before arrival to spare the family a supermarket run on day one.

Frequently asked questions

What does it cost to rent a house near Trento for 20 people?+

Per-person prices for properties in this zone are not yet published online and must be requested directly from each host. Rates vary by season, length of stay and group size. Contact the house that interests you with your exact dates and headcount to receive a tailored quote; most hosts respond within 48 hours.

Can we have a party or play music late at night?+

This depends on the individual property and its location. South Tyrolean and Trentino villages enforce quiet hours from 10 pm. Some hosts permit amplified music on enclosed terraces; others prohibit it entirely. Always confirm in writing before booking — noise violations result in fines that fall on the guest, not the host.

How does CasaGiga rank the houses on this page?+

Online-bookable properties appear first. Among those — and among enquiry-only listings — the order reflects average guest rating and total verified reviews, weighted so that high volume without quality does not dominate. Hosts who display the CasaGiga ranking badge on their own site retain their position as a reward for transparency.

How do I book one of these houses?+

None of the properties in this zone currently offer instant online booking. Click through to the listing for the host's contact details, then send an enquiry with your arrival date, number of nights and group size. A deposit is generally required to confirm the reservation. Most hosts respond within 48 hours.

Is the tourist tax included in the rental price?+

No. In Italy, the tourist tax (imposta di soggiorno) is set by each municipality and paid separately, typically on arrival or collected by the host. Rates generally range from €1 to €3 per adult per night. Children below a certain age are usually exempt — confirm the exact rate with your host before arrival.

Is there a minimum number of nights for group bookings?+

Most rural houses in this zone require a minimum of 3 to 7 nights, with longer minimums in high season (July–August and the Christmas–New Year period). Some hosts set a 5- or 7-night minimum for weekend-only enquiries to avoid back-to-back changeovers. Check each property's own conditions before committing to travel dates.

What time is check-in and check-out?+

Standard check-in is typically between 3 pm and 7 pm; check-out is usually by 10 am or 11 am. For large groups arriving in multiple vehicles, alert the host in advance so key handovers can be staggered. Early check-in and late check-out are sometimes available for an additional fee — always ask when you confirm.

What happens if the house I want is not available for my dates?+

Ask the host about joining a waiting list, as cancellations are common for group bookings. You can also explore the other listings in the Trento zone — the ranking is refreshed nightly and new properties appear regularly. If nothing fits, submit an enquiry describing your group and CasaGiga will notify you when a matching property becomes available.

How this ranking is made

Properties are scored by combining their verified guest rating and total number of reviews, with online-bookable houses ranked above enquiry-only listings regardless of score. Hosts who publish the CasaGiga ranking on their own website are rewarded with rank stability, provided their rating and review count remain competitive within the zone.

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