Romme Alpin: Ski holiday in Dalarna
Key facts
- Romme Alpin is located in southern Dalarna in Sweden.
- The area has 34 pistes and 14 lifts.
- The longest run is 3,000 metres long, with a vertical drop of 275 metres.
- Götes Brant is the most challenging black run; green runs offer easier skiing.
- The ski-in/ski-out hotel has 169 rooms.
- The operator describes Romme Alpin as family-run since 1987.
Pistes and lifts
The piste and area overview for Romme Alpin lists six six-person express lifts and three magic carpets. Alongside Götes Brant, there are green runs for easier days on the slopes. The operator describes skiing as possible in every direction.
Accommodation and dining on the mountain
The ski-in/ski-out hotel is located right by the slopes. The ski school and rental building are also in the area.
The restaurants vary in location and offering, making them a good choice for a break. Toppstugan is located at the top of the mountain and serves à la carte lunches with table service, including meat, fish and vegetarian dishes. The café offers soup, sandwiches and pastries, among other things, as well as hot and cold dishes. There is indoor seating by the fireplace and terrace seating for clear days at the end of winter. Down in the valley, at Romme Dal, Wärdshuset serves a daily special with a salad buffet, bread, coffee and a drink; alternatively, the menu includes options such as goulash soup, pancakes and vegetarian dishes. Lodgerestaurang is located in the Ski Lodge and can be reached via the piste entrance by the Lisas Hage beginner area or the main entrance by the car park. The bar in the Ski Lodge has a fireplace and serves espresso and lattes made with freshly ground coffee, as well as hot chocolate with whipped cream. Light snacks are available there in the afternoon. The entrance to Wärdshuset has toilets and access to Hamburgeri and the Ski Lodge restaurant.