Great place to stay for a winter vacation in the Dolomites…read more Our host Daniel was very helpful with everything. Perfect service at all times of the day. The food was great where you before the dinner is served a buffe with some snacks and after that there is served a 3 course dinner where u make your selections from the menu the day before. The food is a mixture of Italian, german and french food and has a lot of flavor Pros: - Location - 2 minutes away from the lift up to the skiarea. - Service - The food, both dinner and breakfast. All great. Will fill you plenty for a day out skiing and refill you when you get back Cons: - old interior - some of the bathrooms at the hotel need a bit of renovation. This is definitely a place i would recommend for anyone going skiing in the Dolomites.

What a great place to stay and motorcycles welcome…read more The food was just like Italian family cooking as the lady was a chef. We were there in May a few years ago so I was checking if it is still open and hopefully the same people are in charge, Anne VOC

The Rifugio mount Trieste is one of the smaller huts at the top of the mountain ideal to cool down…read moreafter a day well spent in the outdoors. It is right next to the chair lift to the mountain and it is cozy and accessible. There were Not a lot of vegetarian options and we tired the polenta with cheese which was too much. It was great for a bite but it was massive and it got tiring after a bit, it was a very large portion but not very appetizing. the Orzo soup had bacon in it and it was great to warm up on the cold day but it was forgettable at the end of the day. The apple strudel was great and very special with pine nuts and shortbread which gave it a specially unique flare that cannot be found in other places. The drinks were cold and cheap and the service was excellent and friendly. It is great place for a drink and dessert but probably not for a full meal.

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.

We absolutely love this place... we have been coming here for years and will continue to do so…read more.. Make sure to order the Carbonara and the Ribs. And finish with their wonderful Tiramisu! If you are staying in Corvara you can ski down without any lifts. And you can ask Petra to organize a Fiacollata for you. They provide the torches so you can ski down at night. And even arrange transportation for non skiers down at night. It is an extraordinary experience

This is without doubt one of the best places to stop when skiing in the Dolomites. It is a rustic,…read morestylish and welcoming mountain hut on the Pralongia plateau above Corvara. The whole building is made from wood, both inside and out and it has real character. The don't have menus and don't serve a huge selection of food but everything that they do serve is amazing. Particularly worth mentioning are the Ribs and fries (which must have MSG on them as they are amazing) and the cracking range of pastas they do, most notably the Putanesca with olives, garlic and anchovies. The service is good if a little slow when ordering and paying but it is worth waiting for for what is on offer. For the wine snobs there is even a little wine tasting hut outside which has a good selection of drinks. Try the Prosecco here as it's really good. Oh yeah and the terrace outside is amazing on a sunny day as they tend to play chilled out café music and you can just loose yourself in a drink and the view.

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.

The staff is so kind and helpful. Great location as well. Highly recommend staying here!read more

Wow, beautiful views right from our room. Very comfortable and clean. The staff was friendly and…read morewonderful. One of the very best breakfast we had during our 20 days in Italy. We also had dinner at their dinning room the night we were there. There were only trout and lamb as choices for main dish. Trout was all right. However, the lamb was so good that I might have to say it was the very best I have ever had in my life. Love the staff, food, location and services here. Highly recommend to anyone coming this way.

Beautiful hotel restaurant and bar! Located in a great spot along the Corredor and central too many…read moreother shopping and dining locations. The service was wonderful and the facilities were very clean. We enjoyed our stay here very much and recommend it for all other travelers.

Spa: 5/5 Massages and pricing: 4/5…read moreFood (breakfast): 5/5 Food (dinner): 3/5 Gym:4/5 Rooms: 5/5 Overall: 5/5 A true luxury resort with lots of ammenities. We spend a week there in Feb 2023 and had a great time skiing and enjoy the amenities in the resort. There are many spas on the premise. The heated outdoor pool was my favorite. Very easy to get an appointment at the spa and the services are reasonable prices. If I remember correctly massages are $60-70 or so for 50min. They have many classes such and yoga and some that runs in the spa. There is an adult only spa section which was nice and there is a beautiful natural cold plunge. As for the food. The breakfast was great. Dinner was a bit disappointing. We ended up only eating in twice and went out the rest of the nights even though dinner was included in our package. The rooms and the beds are comfy and the gym is well equipped.

Stayed for two nights to use as our base to hike through the Dolomites. Truly a 5 star hotel that…read morecaters to winter and summer activities. Couple that with attentive service, excellent spa facilities and excellent Tyrolean food, you will remember your stay at this resort. There is a large percentage of guests who travel from Munich which is a 3 hour drive. The resort is located in Oritsei which is a quaint mountain town that looks like it served as the original model for many North American ski towns. Nearby is Selva do Val Gardena, another popular spot for skiing and experiencing this World Heritage site.