Falcade Hotel Guide - Augusto Murer Museum hotels in Falcade, Italy.

"We were shoved to some room in the corner, extremely small, no kettle or coffee station, blinds on and locked so completely dark, next to a busy road so noisy, room felt small, dingy and uninviting. Receptionist did not provide any help, no free wifi. After few hours we left and checked in at another hotel. Don't book it here! Worst hotel of our 2026 Olympics trip, definately not worth it. Pictures makes it look much nicer. Room 213 is a dump."

"Staff were friendly and so helpful. Great location and comfortable rooms. "

"The host was helpful and overall experience was OK. The biggest problem was with heating for a few first days. Also duvets/blankets in my opinion were not suitable for winter. Would be good to invest in new, standard size ones.Other minor issues are not worth describing.From positives there is a garage so you do no need to remove snow from your car every morning, you can park for a short time near the door to pack/unpack.And house location is close to skilifts."

"All the staff was very welcoming and friendly"

"This was unfortunately one of the worst hotel stay I’ve experienced so far. The only positive was Lamiaa, who was incredibly kind and accommodating — she waited for us even after check-in had closed because we had mistakenly gone to another hotel with the same name (Scoiattolo), which caused us to detour for over an hour. She was genuinely friendly, and we appreciated that the hotel also allowed us to park our car freely. The surroundings outside the hotel offer fairly nice mountain views as well. However, the hotel itself was extremely disappointing. The design felt very dated and poorly put together, giving off a make-shift and somewhat eerie atmosphere. There were no basic amenities provided — no cups, spoons, coffee, or tea. The toilet was super old and uncomfortable, with improvised furniture used to hang towels, worn-out mirrors, and plastic-wrapped mouthwash cups that appeared to have been sitting there for a long time and had become sticky. The corridors felt empty, as if no one was staying there. The location was also highly inconvenient, far from popular areas and eateries, making a car absolutely necessary. We had to drive at least two hours to reach most sightseeing spots. Overall, it was a very unpleasant stay and far from what we expected. We believe we may have booked the wrong Scoiattolo hotel, as this experience did not match our expectations at all."