Hotels in de buurt van Pralongia-skilift (Corvara in Badia)

'Topverblijf, heerlijke wellness en een heerlijk ontbijt!'

'Alles war schön, saucer, und gut. Gerne wieder würde ich besuchen.'

'There are so many things to recommend this hotel. The hotel itself is stunning; the room was so lovely, comfortable, and had a gorgeous view ; the location, away from the centre of town, is amazing - directly on a path which will lead you up to a wonderful hike; beautiful dining room with wonderful food and staff. The location and the views at the hotel cannot be beat. But most of all, the staff is absolutely terrific. They are all friendly, personable, and so so helpful . Paola, Andrea, and...

'Monica was very friendly and always responded promptly to our emails. The hotel is in a great location, with restaurants, supermarkets, and bus stops all within walking distance. The room was clean and comfortable, and the breakfast offered a wonderful variety of options. We really enjoyed our stay and would highly recommend this hotel!'

'Very Nice Hotel, good staff .'

'Location super, (proprio fronte lago), personale molto gentile, ascensore da rifare o sostituire. Nel complesso consigliato.'

'We loved everything about our stay. The hotel is spectacular. The rooms are roomy, very nice. The pools and spa services are top notch. The location is great, Ortesei is a great town and base for hiking in the Dolomite’s. If you have a chance to stay at this hotel, do it!'

'Great location and breakfast'

'Ontbijt was ok'

'Very nice hotel outside the centre of Ortisei. Thank god they have Milos what a nice and beautiful soul. The hotel shuttle is necessary but also very quick, he has a lot of valuable information about the valley. The accomodation isn`t up to date but that doesnt matter. It is in very good condition and well preserved. Very big room and bathroom. Steambath en sauna are the best, maybe add some flavours...'

'Zeer gedateerd en kamer aan de voorkant erg gehorig door drukke verkeer en gasten Personeel erg onpersoonlijk. Je werd als gast bij binnenkomst en vertrek nauwelijks gezien.'