Corvara in Badia Hotel Guide - 16 Pralongia II hotels in Corvara in Badia, Italy.

"Loved our stay. Wonderful!"

"The ENTIRE staff in all areas was exceedingly friendly and helpful. "

"Comfy room. Great location. Excellent views"

"Clean room,helpful staff, close to the lifts"

"Yes. This hotel is spotless. Phenomenal staff and accommodations. This made our trip to the Dolomites so special."

"Overall, it’s a good and clean place with nice views and amenities. The room is a bit small, and there is no elevator. Since the room is on the third floor, carrying luggage upstairs can be difficult. The host is responsive, but some of the instructions in English are confusing."

"Great service. Perfect location."

"This was our first time in Alta Badia and hotel col alto was perfect! The staff were very friendly and the room was clean and spacious. The ski room made storing your equipment very easy and was well organized. The wellness center had lovely saunas and a nice pool/jacuzzi - just what you need after a day of skiing. Breakfast and dinner offered a variety of foods and everything was delicious! The only thing was that they didn’t offer tap water in the rooms, so we’d recommend stopping by the market to buy some water. Looking forward to coming back in the future! "

"Overall, I would give this property a 9.75 out of 10. Everyone was extremely kind. The food was delicious. I absolutely was in love with my room. The view was beautiful. I love having access to the bus to take me into town. Parking was easy. The spa was gorgeous. I think my only complaint that took away 0.25pts out of my perfect 10 would be the fact that children were allowed in the spa and instead of it being a restful time at felt like a playground. There were toys laying all over. Kids were playing with noodles and hitting each other and screaming in the hot tub. I don’t believe that children food be allowed in a hot tub, especially at a spa. This is a place where you were hiking all day and wish to come home and relax at night and then you’re having to listen to children’s scream and play in an area in which only adult should be allowed. There is a children’s playground. There is even a pool…but children should not be allowed in the hot tub. The hotel should regulate this better and make a separate children’s area. No one pays hundreds of dollars at a spa to listen to screaming children when they want to relax. "