Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Alpine heaven!!
This place is stunning, with snow-capped mountains, green meadows and forest all around. Our apartment was super cozy and warm, and the balcony had amazing views. We could even see alpacas from it, which was so cute! The outdoor pool with the mountains right in front of you was the highlight, and the terrace around it is lovely, with comfy loungers to relax on. The sauna and leisure area were always a plus after a day out. The hotel is stylish and modern but still has that warm...
Alpine heaven!!
This place is stunning, with snow-capped mountains, green meadows and forest all around. Our apartment was super cozy and warm, and the balcony had amazing views. We could even see alpacas from it, which was so cute! The outdoor pool with the mountains right in front of you was the highlight, and the terrace around it is lovely, with comfy loungers to relax on. The sauna and leisure area were always a plus after a day out. The hotel is stylish and modern but still has that warm...
Oriola
Reviewed October 25, 2026Reviewed October 25, 2026
Considered out of season right now. The town of Cortina D'Ampezzo is very quite by day and a ghost town by night. Anyone familiar with Italian culture will realise something is not right here when trying to communicate whilst shopping etc...That is because you are NOT communicating with an indigenous Italian. If you are, you will have fun and they will try to help and go the extra distance to do so. Food / clothing is very expensive. Brennero (Austrian border) is not a nice place and the...
Considered out of season right now. The town of Cortina D'Ampezzo is very quite by day and a ghost town by night. Anyone familiar with Italian culture will realise something is not right here when trying to communicate whilst shopping etc...That is because you are NOT communicating with an indigenous Italian. If you are, you will have fun and they will try to help and go the extra distance to do so. Food / clothing is very expensive. Brennero (Austrian border) is not a nice place and the...
Anonymous traveller
Reviewed November 28, 2016Reviewed November 28, 2016
Fantastic Hotel that is full of character and located in a beautiful, historic town. Vast, well-appointed room, spotlessly clean and very comfortable. Hotel staff are great: I arrived with a baggage hassle and straight away they found a solution that really helped me. Restaurant excellent with absolutely the No.1 tiramisu! I have no idea how the Chef made it so great.
Fantastic Hotel that is full of character and located in a beautiful, historic town. Vast, well-appointed room, spotlessly clean and very comfortable. Hotel staff are great: I arrived with a baggage hassle and straight away they found a solution that really helped me. Restaurant excellent with absolutely the No.1 tiramisu! I have no idea how the Chef made it so great.
Ed
Reviewed September 24, 2026Reviewed September 24, 2026
An excellent picturesque location and a spacious well maintained hotel with excellent cuisine and wonderful spa including good size pool. A hotel well worth a visit.
An excellent picturesque location and a spacious well maintained hotel with excellent cuisine and wonderful spa including good size pool. A hotel well worth a visit.
geoffrey
Reviewed January 19, 2016Reviewed January 19, 2016
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