The Hotel is clean and warm. The beds are comfortable. The breakfast is good with some varieties to choose. People are friendly and helpful. Thank you.

The hotel had no special space for ski equipment, and no place to dry the ski boots. Unfortunately I had to put on my boots wet every morning. The hotel has a sauna but the cost of this service was quite high - 30 euro/day/person and by appointment only. The restaurant had only one type of beer, and it was quite poor quality.

Traditional-style hotel with cute rooms bursting with flower boxes, set on a lovely green property that backs up to a pedestrian path linking Cortina. Delicious breakfast. Laundry service was very convenient. Free parking.

There is no AC so you have to open your window to get cool air especially at night. Our room looked right over steps, so it felt pretty uncomfortable to have people walking by an open window when we are changing or sleeping. Tub didn’t drain very well. Spa access was an additional, expensive charge. No mini fridge, can use a fridge in the main building but not always feasible and definitely not convenient.

Mike at the front desk was fantastic. We did not have a car but Mike was fantastic in planning our three days of hiking in the Dolomites. He gave us detailed descriptions of the locations and which bus lines and shuttles to use in getting there. The breakfast buffet was excellent with a wide variety of of fresh fruits, cereals, eggs and pastries. Rooms and dining area was exceptionally clean and well maintained.

It would have been nice to have air conditioning but I have traveled extensively through Europe and understand that it’s not a common thing to have.

The staff were great, really friendly family run hotel. Room was nice, and clean. Breakfast was ok, they had lots of different choices, but it did feel very sugar heavy food, and not many vegan options. We felt we paid a lot for the room, we were visiting to attend a run and felt the price we paid didn't match the quality of the hotel. The prices might not be as high for other weeks so therefore we felt we didnt get good value for money and over paid because of the run.

The price we had to pay for the room for 3 nights - it felt expensive - perhaps they put up their prices because of the run.

Absolutely amazing hotel, very cozy and comfortable. Located in walking distance to the city center, the hotel has great views on mountains. The staff were very nice and helpful, breakfast was very good (i love the coffee pot with thr hotel’s name😀). The hotel offers a big tea room and outdoor space where you can rest and chat with friends/family in the evening. It also has a nice restaurant. Thank you, we had an amazing stay in Cortina d’Ampezzo.

Nothing to be sad about. Maybe just a suggestion for a bigger parking (if possible). Otherwise everything was perfect for us!

Breakfast was included, fantastic, and varied. We had fresh squeezed orange juice, various fruit juices, a wide array of fruit, cereal, pastries, and we could get eggs served. The yard of the hotel has a gorgeous view of the mountains and a nice bench to watch the alpenglow. We had an easy time parking at the hotel and using our rental car to drive to various hikes from the hotel which was our little basecamp.

Nothing to complain about!

Cosy, family run hotel. Our room with a view toward thw mountain had beautiful wooden panelling and a modern bathroom. Common areas are decorated with great attention to detail. This isn't the hotel with the plastic bouquets but with a curated collection of objects from traditional alpine life, a lounge with an open fireplace, and importantly great breakfast and dinner options.

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This hotel was lovely. The rooms are modern and clean and we had a great view of the mountains. The staff were extremely helpful in navigating Cortina, finding a great hike and getting skis and to the ski mountain. The food was excellent and servers in the dining room were very friendly and professional. The hotel is on the ski bus line and the city bus line. There are two small grocery stores nearby to pick up needed items. Ask the staff about the hike to the Rifugio Mietres. It is a short hike and the food and views are amazing!!! We also hiked from the Funivia Faloria down to Fraina and had one of the best meals ever at the Baita Fraina. You can walk there directly from the Cortina rail trail.

It is a bit of a walk to the city center (.6 of a mile). We didn't really mind the walk as it's beautiful and you can walk on a pedestrian walk all the way to town. It was quite a walk carrying our rental skis from the shop but we realized after that we could have had them delivered. We might stay closer to town if we went again but the price was so reasonable for the quality of the hotel.

The breakfast was great and always fresh and plentiful. Staff were very friendly and helpful. Location was great. It’s a family run hotel and everyone went out of their way to accomodate all our needs. The hotel was spotless and rooms were very comfortable.

Maybe a bottle of water in the room and a kettle for coffee and tea.

Great place. The surrounding of the hotel is beautiful. Beautiful views- from every side. Rooms are cozy and comfortable, there is a lot of space, even a small wardrobe, beds are very comofortable. The place is very clean and "well cared". Staff is really kind, helpful, they are always smiling (wonderful young waitress- we love you!), they are nice people, who are doing their job very well. Tasty breakfasts (we drink the best cappuccino in hotel restaurant) . We always travel with a dog and it is important for us to feel comfortable- the dog had a lot of space- in the garden near hotel and there is path just behind the hotel, where you can go for a walk without any stress about traffic. Cortina is good point to start hiking. And mountains- just breathtaking, the most beautiful place in the world. We love this place, this mountains, this hotel, Italian people. We were thinking about coming back even before we left. Best regards!

It is not allowed to visit the restaurant with a dog, it was just a little bit disappointing (we could take our dog everywhere- to every restaurant, every trail, every rifugio and malga, even shops, Italians just love dogs, but we couldn't eat breakfast together, so we were forced to eat separately, we just don't understand this because the hotel was generally dog-friendly). But we respect their rules, it wasn't very big problem for us. We don't like to leave our dog lonely in new places, we are afraid that he can do something unexpected. Breakfasts- small amount of vegetables, more variety would be great. But everything that hotel offers was tasty and fresh.