Hotel Corona is a wonderful place to stay in Cortina. Easy walk to the main shopping area, and a…read morebus stop right in front of the hotel. Great for skiers, as the buses are free if you have a lift ticket and they will take you to several different ski areas. The staff at the hotel was excellent, and the hotel management went out of their way to make our large ski group (70 people) feel welcome and well-taken care of. I had a single room with a lovely bathtub in the bathroom. Although my window and balcony faced the road, I was not bothered by road noise at night. The food was excellent. They did a huge buffet breakfast for us, with everything anyone could want. The dinners were delicious, and they did a good job for people with dietary restrictions. I would absolutely recommend Hotel Corona. I would definitely stay there again.

Loved this hotel! Great value and great location. The view from our room was incredible!! Read…read morewhere the hotel was built in 1905, which is absolutely amazing considering how well kept it is. Breakfast in the morning was light, but filling. Offered selections of bread, ham, Turkey, swiss cheese, scrambled eggs, and pretty much any jelly you could imagine. Had some confusion related to our booking through hotel.com that almost resulted in a duplicate charge. Then, when wanting to sit by a window during breakfast, the waitress made a little fuss about us sitting there. Apparently, despite the silverware placement, we weren't supposed to sit there. 5 stars because it all ended well, and we had a wonderful time overall.

This was our favorite hotel in Europe! It felt quaint like a bed and breakfast while still feeling…read morecomfortable and luxurious with very nice bathrooms and comfortable rooms. The amenities were great after a long day of hiking, and the food was just wonderful! Highly recommend for anyone looking to stay only a few minutes away from ortesi

Short version: this hotel was an excellent choice and we're already planning next years trip, I can…read moreonly recommend it. Longer version: Spent there the last week of January 2016 with my in-laws. Seven adults (incuding grandparents), and five kids (ages 2 to 6) made the party. By sections: a) The hotel: very pretty location in the middle of the mountain, great views (I believe all rooms had at least a comfortable balcony, if not a terrace) and quite close to the Ortisei town center and ski lifts (a 5 minute drive). There's a large parking just under the ski lift that takes you up to Alpe Di Siusi-Saiser Alm that costs max. 6€/day. A bus stops just in front of the hotel but I never used it and therefore can't give any details. b) The rooms: simply decorated but nice, clean and with comfortable beds. Automatic shutters and very clean and modern showers (only complaint here is that our room didn't have a bath, which I love to use after a day skiing... I didn't ask though if other rooms had). Our room was divided into two separate rooms (one for the kids) connected by a sliding door, definitely a great distribution. c) Eating: Much, much better than I could have ever expected. The hotel is family-run and the owners themselves work everyday in the hotel (she being an experienced cook), and it does make a huge difference. I've had reasonably bad experiences in the past with complicated food and seeing as we weren't precisely an easy group (three different nationalities, one person allergic to fish&seafood, and the 5 very small kids) I was worried eating would be a problem. I was however completely wrong. Breakfast offer is large and nice but dinners were specially good, usually three courses plus dessert and in every single case "non-conflictive" food even for the small kids, a great job. Also, seeing as we had quite some small kids we were a bit separated from the rest of guests which made life easier for everyone. d) Service: The waiters are nice and correct but, not suprisingly, not -by far- as nice as the owners and their family. We had the opportunity to spend some time talking to the wife and had a great time, she puts her heart into her daily work (which she loves, by the way) and you can perfectly see it, it's always a great experience -and not that usual- to come across people that love what they do. e) Rates: Great price/quality relationship. Wine and drinks (full bar, by the way, with plenty of references) fairly priced. All in all a great place to stay and definitely worth repeating, can only recommend.

Excellent hotel and great warm staff. Clean, quiet, and comfortable with a great breakfast to get…read moreyour day started. Close enough for a light walk to restaurants and stores, but just far enough away to be away from the hustle and bustle. All in all, you can't find a better place to stay in Cortina. Next time I will stay longer.

The hotel Radisson in Cortina was one of the more affordable options for a group of 4 in Cortina…read more They have apartments with sofa beds that fit the bill and had all the amenities necessary for travelers. We stayed for two nights and were able to get rest and recharge for the long hikes during the day. the location is super convenient to walk to the cable car, the bus station and the main plaza and restaurants in the town. The rooms were cleaned and sanitized and all the linen, including the bath robes were soft and inviting. The staff was really attentive and polite and made sure we had a pleasant stay. We did have a bit of an issue while trying to pay as the credit card system was down and our taxi to the next spot was waiting, so we had to rush to get cash to be able to pay. Try to settle your tab early if you can !

While it's pretty basic for a five star hotel they get the essentials right. My room was…read morecomfortable and reasonably up to date. Maid service came through multiple times per day keeping my room in perfect order. The location of this hotel is great since it's walking distance to downtown Cortina (lots of shops, bars, restaurants). You have to drive to the slopes, but that's how it works here no matter where you stay. Breakfast was included with my room and was ok. Eggs, pastries, coffee, and fresh fruit were served daily. Not a particularly impressive spread but got the job done. The spa (aka Wellness Center) is large with multiple saunas and steam rooms (coed). They also have a pool and hot tub, which always had kiddies playing - don't expect an oasis. I opted for a massage one afternoon, and it was below average. Also the spa receptionists don't speak English, unusual for a fancy hotel.

The rooms at Genziana are generally very fine and comfortable, refurbished to a modern standard and…read moreconsiderably spacious, whether it is a two room family suite, a standard double or even a single. The sizeable downstairs hall also provides plenty of seating space and a wireless internet coverage. Their wonderful restaurant offers a very broad selection of different dishes every dinner and an excellent wine list, containing many fine examples of both entry level and some very upscale wines from the owner's collection. The self-service salad bar provides a selection of 20-30 different starters, while the various meals from the several course main menu are prepared to a very high standard, often with a gourmet take. Every night there is plenty to choose from regardless of one's personal tastes. The owner family and all the staff are extremely approachable, providing for a splendid friendly atmosphere. The brilliant dining hall manager and his sense of humour and vocal abilities were especially memorable. Genziana is conveniently positioned right on the main street of central Ortisei in the shopping and café district. The main ski lift is just around the corner, only a couple of minutes walk away. Hotel services include a spa and wellness centre and a fairly substantial swimming pool for a mountain resort. Overall, Genziana is excellent in all respects. Would certainly recommend it for an enjoyable ski vacation.

It's rated as a 4 star but I would go lower. We came to Cortina to ski and it's been "non bene"…read more This is NOT a skier's hotel. No transportation to slopes from hotel. Must take buses. As I am struggling to walk back to hotel holding ski equipment and exhausted, the bellhop quickly ducks out of sight to avoid getting the door for me. The ladies at the spa are not friendly and visibly stare you up and down. Food is good, but it's Italy... food is good everywhere. Cortina is extremely far from any of the ski slopes, the buses are frustrating, and not linked with slopes well. If you want to ski, don't bother coming to Cortina.

Another pleasant stay at this property. Much has changed since I was hear last. For example, the…read moreroom and half board option is no longer available. Some of the public spaces in the hotel, including the dining room and the bar, have been partially remodeled. The staff are very friendly and efficient. The breakfast is excellent. The restaurant is open for dinner on an a la carte basis. The food was excellent. The guest room I experienced was a bit worn on the surfaces. The mattress was rather hard and unsupportive. There is room for improvement. Nevertheless the property is a good choice and suits my needs well.

BEWARE! The hotel staff here stole all my jewelry! This hotel let their staff have access to our…read moreroom in the evening the day we checked in for reasons I do not know which allowed them access to take my jewelry as I was not expecting anyone to come in. We were not provided with a do not enter option to prevent them coming in either but I did not think they would need to so didn't look into it. The hotel staff was also not helpful once alerted. The manager told me the cleaning staff had access to our room and entered our room that evening as they will do that on top of their normal morning hours which again I do not know why and instead blamed me saying I lost it. I called the cops who I know can't do anything but they said they would investigate. Everyone should be aware if you are staying here that they will come in multiple times in the day and will take your stuff!!!!!

Amazing! If I had to choose one word to describe it, it would be amazing. The food and location…read morewere some of the top reasons I loved it so much. The pool was the most interactive and intricate pool I have ever seen and been into. There were jets and even a whirlpool. It was perfect for playing and relaxing. We went on a guided hike and the hotel gave us a great rec. for the guide. The rooms were cozy and comfortable and I would REALLY recommend the spa.

The hotel is in the most beautiful place in Italy for sure. How can you go wrong going there? The…read morehiking, the food, the people are all so wonderful in Val Gardena. The staff here speak about 5 languages minimum. They are very nice and kind, the breakfast is healthy and included and yummy. The hikes in the area are the best. The hotel rooms are nice, but they are outdated in decor. In the summer the room are very, very hot...don't think about taking a nap, there is no air conditioning, and my daughter had jet lagged and was in the room. When we returned from hiking all day, it is really hot in there. We all agree, a five star hotel should have air conditioning even in the mountains in Southern California, and even here at the beach, we need air conditioning in the summer. The spa is really nice, the extras are great, the outdoor pool is so nice, and fun to sit in as well. The prices are fair for what you get. I think this is a four star hotel....not a five star hotel..so be prepared, and enjoy yourself knowing what your are getting...great service, expensive for what it is, nice amenities and a hot room, in the day in the summer.