Cortina d'Ampezzo Hotel Guide - Scuola Sci Dolomiti Cortina hotels in Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy.

"Such a beautiful boutique property in the heart of Cortina. Charming in every way! Very friendly and courteous at check in and the room was very clean and comfortable. Exactly what we were looking for on our stay in Cortina. Breakfast was delicious in the morning too. Highly recommend!"

"Construction on the property and next door. VERY loud from 8 am - 5:30 pm. Of quiet during the day is your thing, don’t stay here. Breakfast was very good. Staff friendly. "

"An amazing hotel. It was beautiful and elegant. The food was delicious, though the portions were surprisingly small; we joked about it, especially since you need a good meal after a day of skiing. The bed was incredibly comfortable, and the spa was well-equipped"

"El hotel esta bien mantenido y bin situado en el cento de la ciudad, pero los alrededores son muy ruidosos, en un viaje a Cortina uno busca tranquilidad y eso se consigue con un hotel en las afueras de Cortina. En las mañanas siempre nos despertaba un aserradero, el ruido de la recogida de las botellas vacías etc. Si vuelvo a Cortina me quedare en un hotel fuera del centro de la ciudad."

"Near the town , clean, good breakfast. "

"Wonderful hotel! We truly felt lucky to stay here. Our room was spotless, and housekeeping even checked in afterward to make sure we were satisfied. My children loved the hot tub, and the restaurant food was excellent with an amazing breakfast. A special thank you to Larissa at the front desk. She was friendly, patient, and full of great recommendations that made our stay even better."

"Very cute and nice place to stay"

"Staff was friendly and helpful. Cleaning staff went the extra mile every day. Our bathroom was showing its age with slow drains and a running toilet. We left a laptop there and were glad they notified us quickly. They use a service to ship items and I was a bit shocked to have to spend approx $200 USD. My mistake, but that seems excessive."

"Great location for walking to the Olympics center."