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Our top choices for Hochpustertal Valley chalets

Deluxe Cottage, Private Bathroom, Garden View (Romantikhütte) | Exterior

1. Chaletdorf Eggerfeld

Flattach

includes taxes & fees

4 Oct - 5 Oct

2. Chalet 'Cedä M House' with Mountain View, Shared Terrace and Wi-Fi

Dosoledo

includes taxes & fees

18 Sept - 19 Sept

3. Chalet 'Blasla Olben 3-4P 1' with Mountain View, Private Terrace and Wi-Fi

Gsies

includes taxes & fees

19 Sept - 20 Sept

4. Chalet 'Burgfrieder Mühle' with Private Sauna

Oberrasen

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includes taxes & fees

12 Oct - 13 Oct

5. Chalet 'Rueper Hof Ruipa' with Whirlpool, Private Terrace, and Wi-Fi

Valdaora BZ

"Pros: The Apartment is very beautiful, feels brand new, and has so much space. The living space includes details like real wine glasses, a wine refrigerator, and olive oil on the counter. The bathroom is so spacious, and clean - with extra towels and an infrared sauna. You can even order breakfast delivered in the mornings before going out to ski. The lift for the ski hill is only 5 minutes away by car. AND the Jacuzzi and sauna are unbelievably nice! Sitting in the jacuzzi and staring out...

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6. Holiday Home "Apartments Perfila Ferienchalet" with Mountain View, Terrace & Wi-Fi

Valdaora

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14 Sept - 15 Sept

7. Chalet 'Rueper Hof Dolomit' with Mountain View, Private Terrace and Wi-Fi

Valdaora

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8. Chalet Villa "Lercher" with Mountain View, Garden, Terrace & Wi-Fi

Innichen

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Top Hochpustertal Valley Hotel Reviews

HOTEL de LEN

8/10 Good

"The hotel is beautifully designed, the food is wonderful, the staff are lovely. Two things let it down for me - the rooms do not have AC so our room was 26 degrees which made sleeping difficult. The hotel is on a main road through Cortina so having the window open to try and cool the room made things pretty noisy (which also made sleeping difficult). The communal spaces clearly are air conditioned so it feels like a miss to have not incorporated into the bedrooms in a hotel of this calibre. I heard other guests talking about the temperature of their rooms at breakfast (“sweltering”). The hotel did give us a fan but that only does so much. For late autumn/winter stays I’m sure this would be absolutely no problem but for September, it was just too hot and I left feeling not well rested after 4 nights."

Grand Hotel Savoia Cortina d'Ampezzo, A Radisson Collection Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"Great location for exploring the town, 10 minute walk to the gondola, but also convenient to drive to any hikes. Beautiful view from rooms and from the outdoor bar. Top breakfast with a great buffet and take away, option to pay more for custom meals as well! Spa and pool were nice! Room was large and bathroom was clean and modern. Staff was excellent."

B&B Hotel Passo Tre Croci Cortina

8/10 Good

"Pros: 1) Decoration has a minimalist Nordic touch. 2) It was very clean. 3) It appeared to be newly remodeled with hardwood floors! 4) It was right near the Lago di Sorapis trailhead! Cons: 1) I couldn’t sleep well. The AC wasn’t working despite a seemingly functional thermostat. When I first walked into the room, it was 78 degrees Fahrenheit. I can handle that at home with fans, but here, it’s a giant no. The room had a window that I opened for a little cooling. 2) It had a strange layout, like the original intent was to have a communal bathroom for single rooms. The bathroom was small and cramped. 3) The noise was noticeable. Outside in the hallway, people were still banging around at 11PM. The hotel has signs asking guests to be respectful and quiet though."

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