Chalet Brigitta is a typical ski chalet which sleeps up to 18 people. It is located about 100…read moremetres above the centre of the village of Arabba on part of the famed Sella Ronda ski circuit. The chalet itself has a quaint and typically wooden living room on the ground floor with a small sitting area and large communal table for dinner. It makes for pleasant dinners and a door leads onto a terrace in the summer for when it's warm. The food when i stayed there in summer was very good chalet fare cooked by an English couple but i haven't eaten there in winter yet.The bedrooms themselves are spacious and practical. They are wooden floors so it looses a little bit of it's cosiness because of this but they are functional and ideal for summer and winter guests. There are both front and rear facing rooms in the chalet both enjoying good views but the ones on the rear of the building are perhaps a little quieter than those on the front. In the summer the chalet is run by an English company, Collett's Mountain Holidays offering walking and climbing and in winter by Neilson offering skiing. A typical ski chalet that does exactly what it says on the tin.

This is a beautiful hotel located just above the main village of Arabba in an area called Precumon…read more It is amongst the best of the hotels in the village, which in my opinion is a group of about 5 places. They are known as a good family hotel run by the Delmonego family and have mixed a stylish hotel with the ability for kids to run around. There is a good park/play area outside for the warm summers and in the basement a kids play area for them to play. For adults you can still escape the kids in the stylish bar or using the sauna and steam room facilities before enjoying a good dinner in their restaurant. In winter it is possible to ski from the hotel onto the main pistes and ski back to within 50 or 60 metres in the evening. The rooms are all well designed and decorated and each enjoys a good view in one of four direction, the best perhaps being those on the front of the building from where you can look all the way down the valley and take in the nearby peak Col di Lana. The only downside to the whole thing is that it is nestled amongst a series of apartments which isn't the norm in Arabba and perhaps detaches from the experience somewhat.