Chambres d'hôtes de rêve à Dolomites orientales

« The two biggest surprises were Viktor, their 3 day a week hiking guide, and how knowledgeable and helpful the staff were in planning our hikes and how to get there. Also, the complimentary bus pass to the awesome local bus service that can get you to and from hikes. Otherwise, it’s just a lovely hotel. »

« Lieu charmant, hors du temps (le bâtiment date du 11ème siècle !!), accueil très agréable de la propriétaire. Vous serez séduit assurément. J'aurai aimé avoir le temps de visiter un peu la ville qui semble aussi charmante que ce lieu »

« Nur für echte Abenteurer! Die Zimmer sind Holzverschläge mit innenliegender Dusche inmitten des Raums, Mini- Waschtisch, einem abgetrennten WC und Fenstern ohne Verdunkelung, durch die von außen Licht reinflutet, wenn der Bewegungsmelder ausgelöst wird- was die ganze Nacht geschah. Die Matratzen sind bretthart und der Raum war kalt. Parken geht nur weiter weg und den Koffer mussten wir treppauf, treppab schleppen. Rezeption schließt um 20.30 Uhr. Länger als eine Nacht geht kaum. Das Beste war...

« Such a beautiful property! The details in the room were amazing - thank you! »

« We absolutely loved La Culla and Eliza the host. Everything here was perfect. Eliza greeted us and communicated with us through the hotels.com app. She told us about the area, recommend dinner places, and sightseeing. The room was really nice with a comfortable bed and super nice bathroom. Breakfast was fabulous with honeycomb, homemade breads, jams, and yogurt. Eliza made sure we had everything that we needed while we stayed. If only we were able to stay longer! Don't stay in Cortina d'ampezzo,...

« The property was amazing. The craftsmanship was second to none. It was clean, and quite. The temperature was adjusted upon arrival. The bed was very comfortable. The breakfast delicious with a wide variety of food. We met the owner by at chance at at restaurant, he was friendly and gracious. We found the vrbo to be reasonably price. It is a must stay for anyone visiting the Dolomites »