Where to Stay in the Dolomites

Alta Badia: Gourmet Capital of the Dolomites

Alta Badia is celebrated for its perfectly groomed pistes, access to the Sellaronda circuit and its extraordinary gastronomy. Here, you will find an unrivalled concentration of Michelin-starred restaurants alongside cosy mountain huts serving Ladin specialities.

STAY: Casa Feroze

Casa Feroze is an elegant chalet in the heart of Colfosco, just steps from the ski piste and the Sella Ronda circuit. Sleeping up to 10 guests, it combines contemporary design with authentic alpine warmth. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame stunning Dolomite views, while a sauna, cosy TV 'stube' and small gym provide perfect après-ski relaxation. This is a stylish and convenient base for families or friends seeking both adventure and comfort in Alta Badia.

Cortina d’Ampezzo: Queen of the Dolomites

Cortina d’Ampezzo is renowned for its glamour, vibrant nightlife and spectacular mountain setting. In winter, its slopes are framed by dramatic limestone cliffs and the town buzzes with international visitors.

Summer reveals another side of Cortina. Climbers scale the iconic Cinque Torri, cyclists tackle the Dolomite passes and walkers enjoy panoramic trails. The town itself remains lively, with chic boutiques and open-air concerts.

STAY: Chalet LV01 and Chalet LV02

Two of Cortina’s most exclusive retreats, Chalet LV01 & LV02 are situated in the exclusive Via Menardi area of the resort. Featuring swimming pools, private spas, wine cellars and cinema rooms, these chalets ensure a luxurious stay at any time of year.

Val Gardena: Gateway to the Sellaronda

Val Gardena is one of the most famous valleys in the Dolomites. In winter, it provides direct access to the Sellaronda ski circuit, while its villages of Selva, Ortisei and Santa Cristina combine alpine charm with lively après-ski.

Summer in Val Gardena is a hiker’s paradise. Trails lead to soaring summits such as the Seceda, and mountain huts serve hearty Ladin dishes. The valley is also known for its artistic traditions, particularly woodcarving.

STAY: Chalet Alpurio

Chalet Alpurio is a stylish alpine retreat in Selva Val Gardena, perfect for families or friends seeking both adventure and relaxation. The chalet features a heated outdoor Jacuzzi, sauna, steam room, gym and games area, while its proximity to the Col Raiser and Saslong lifts offers effortless access to the Dolomiti Superski slopes.

Kronplatz: A Secluded Escape

Kronplatz is less crowded than other Dolomite resorts but offers an extensive ski area with modern lift facilities. It is also home to two striking museums designed by Zaha Hadid, making it a fascinating destination for culture as well as sport.

In summer, Kronplatz is wonderfully peaceful. Dense forests and rolling meadows surround the peaks, and mountain biking trails attract riders from across Europe.

STAY: San Lorenzo Mountain Lodge

A former 16th-century hunting lodge, San Lorenzo Lodge has been lovingly restored into a luxurious retreat. With a private wellness area, open fires and even a golf course in summer, it is the ultimate private hideaway.

Which Dolomite Valley is Right for You?

• Alta Badia: Best for food lovers and those who want both skiing and hiking access.
• Cortina d’Ampezzo: Perfect for glamour, shopping and lively year-round culture.
• Val Gardena: Ideal for skiers tackling the Sellaronda and hikers drawn to Seceda.
• Kronplatz: Suited to those seeking tranquillity and authentic seclusion.
  
  Wherever you choose, our portfolio of chalets in the Dolomites ensures exceptional comfort and service. Each property has been handpicked for its unique character, location and year-round appeal.

Plan Your Stay in the Dolomites

Whether you are carving down pistes in winter, hiking between alpine huts in summer or simply soaking up the views, the Dolomites are endlessly inspiring. By choosing one of our chalets, you can immerse yourself in this extraordinary landscape while enjoying the finest hospitality.