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The Chalet Hotel Parc Victoria is one of the most iconic hotels of Cortina and has been since 1892 when the original 'Villa Vittoria' was transformed into one of the resort's first hotels. This elegant hotel is located in the centre of Cortina and holds the most sought after address, No. 1 Corso Italia, which is the main pedestrianised street that runs through the centre of the town where people go to see and be seen! With superb facilities such as the attractive and spacious bar / lounge with its roaring fireplace the hotel provides a cosy and pleasant ambience. Take time to admire the old photographs of the original hotel and Cortina which are displayed with pride throughout the hotel. At the end of the day head for the small spa area, perfect for reviving those tired muscles. Once suitably refreshed you can make your way down to the restaurant with its antique wooden beams and wood-panelling which create intimate surroundings to enjoy your evening meal.
The Chalet Hotel Parc Victoria is one of the most iconic hotels of Cortina and has been since 1892 when the original 'Villa Vittoria' was transformed into one of the resort's first hotels. This elegant hotel is located in the centre of Cortina and holds the most sought after address, No. 1 Corso Italia, which is the main pedestrianised street that runs through the centre of the town where people go to see and be seen!
With superb facilities such as the attractive and spacious bar / lounge with its roaring fireplace the hotel provides a cosy and pleasant ambience. Take time to admire the old photographs of the original hotel and Cortina which are displayed with pride throughout the hotel.
At the end of the day head for the small spa area, perfect for reviving those tired muscles. Once suitably refreshed you can make your way down to the restaurant with its antique wooden beams and wood-panelling which create intimate surroundings to enjoy your evening meal.
• WiFi
• 600m to the main Faloria cable-car
• In town centre
• Complimentary minibus service to & from the ski-lifts
• All rooms en suite
• Family rooms
• Interconnecting rooms
• Single rooms
• Sauna
• Steam room
• Most rooms with balcony
• Cosy lounge and bar with open fireplace
• Wood panelled stube / reading room
• Ski & boot room
• All rooms with satellite TV
Lower Ground Floor:
• Ski & boot room
• Dining room with windows over-looking hotel’s garden
Ground Floor:
• Main entrance
• Reception
• Lounge & bar
• Separate” stube” & reading room
• Lift to all floors ( except the 5th)
First Floor:
• Small spa with sauna & steam room
Room 103 - Twin with bath / WC & balcony
Room 104 - Double with bath / WC & balcony
Room 105 - Double with bath / WC & balcony
Room 106 - Twin with shower / WC & balcony
Room 107 - (Sleeps 2-3) Twin / Triple with bath / WC (twin room plus 2 singles in a separate alcove)
Suite 102 - (Interconnecting room sleeps 4) Twin / Double rooms, each with en suite bath / WC plus separate living-room with sofa & balcony
Second Floor:
Room 201 - Twin / Triple with bath / WC (twin room with single in separate alcove)
Room 202 - Twin / Triple with bath / WC & balcony (twin room with single in separate alcove)
Room 207 - Double / Triple with bath / WC & balcony (double room with single in separate alcove)
Room 203 - Twin with bath / WC & balcony
Room 205 - Double with bath / WC & balcony
Room 204 - Single with shower / WC & balcony
Room 206 - Twin with shower / WC & balcony
Room 208 - Double with bath / WC
Third Floor:
Room 301 - (Sleeps 2-3) Double / Triple with bath / WC & balcony (double room plus single in separate alcove)
Room 302 - (Sleeps 2-3) Double / Triple with bath / WC & balcony (double room plus single in separate alcove)
Room 305 - (Sleeps 2-3) Double / Triple with bath / WC & balcony (double room plus single in separate alcove)
Room 309 - (Sleeps 2-3) Twin / Triple with bath / WC & balcony (twin room plus single in spate alcove)
Room 303 - Twin with bath / WC & balcony
Room 306 - Single with bath / WC & balcony
Room 307 - Double with bath / WC & balcony
Room 310 - Twin with bath / WC
Room 311 - Twin with bath / WC
Fourth Floor:
Room 401 - Single with shower / WC
Room 402 - Double with bath / WC & balcony
Room 404 - Twin with bath / WC & balcony
Room 408 - Twin with bath / WC & balcony
Room 410 - Twin with bath / WC & balcony
Room 411 - Twin with bath / WC & balcony
Room 403 - (Sleeps 2-3) Twin / Triple with shower / WC (twin room plus single in separate alcove)
Room 405 - Twin with shower / WC
Room 406 - (Sleeps 2-3) Twin with bath / WC & balcony (plus alcove)
Room 412 - Twin with bath / WC
Fifth Floor:
Room 502 - (Sleeps 2-4) Double / Triple / Quad with shower / WC (double room plus 2 singles in a separate alcove)
Room 503 - Twin with bath / WC
Room 509 - Double with bath / WC & balcony
Room 510 - Double with bath / WC & balcony
Please Note - Singles in the alcove areas of some rooms may either be beds or sofa beds
Please Note - All bedrooms have cable or satellite programmes, hairdryer & room safe.
• Interconnecting rooms - Suite 102, rooms 106 & 107, 202 & 203, 207 & 208, 302 & 303, 309 & 310, 401 & 402, 403 & 404, 405 & 406, 410 &, 411 & 412, 503 & 504.
Chalet Cuisine:
Food is a highlight of any ski holiday, and our Chalet Hosts will prepare and serve your meals as described here six days per week*. Start the day with a hearty skiers’ breakfast, including a choice of porridge or cereals, tea, coffee, fruit juice, local breads (including croissants and pains au chocolat in France of course!), plus boiled eggs, a choice of preserves, cheese and cold-cut meats, all normally laid out buffet style for you. There will also be a hot ‘dish of the day’ available, such as scrambled eggs or pancakes, freshly cooked to order.
Afternoon tea is the traditional ‘welcome home’ for chalet guests at the end of a day’s skiing, with a slice of freshly baked cake, different each day, to accompany your choice of tea or coffee.
Our 4 course dinner menus start with canapés and an apéritif, followed by a starter, main course and dessert, accompanied by a choice of complimentary wines, with coffee or tea and chocolates to follow.
Vegetarian options are always available, and other special diets are available at a supplement if booked in advance
*(On your Host’s one day off each week, they will leave a simpler Continental breakfast out for you to help yourselves, there is no afternoon tea that day, and you can dine out locally in the evening. Your Resort Representative will gladly help out with information and make a reservation for you if you wish.)
Choice of Quality Wines:
The wines for our chalets are chosen in conjunction with our good friends and established wine experts, Nicolas and Véronique Perret, who have helped us select two contrasting whites and two choice reds for you to enjoy, unlimited, throughout dinner each evening.
Ski holidays in Cortina are not only popular with Italians not also with skiers from all over Europe. It is probably the most famous ski resort in Italy thanks to hosting the Winter Olympics in 1956, alongside being the setting for many of the scenes filmed in the classic James Bond film "For Your Eyes Only". Cortina is a beautiful little Alpine town and it is easy to see why is was chosen for the film. It oozes elegance and class and is well-deserving of its nickname, the "Queen of the Dolomites". Another reason for Cortina's fame is that for the last 18 years they have hosted the Women's World Cup Down Hill in January. So if you are looking to go skiing in Cortina in January then book up early!
Sitting within a bowl amongst the stunning mountain scenery of the Dolomites you feel completely surrounded by the mountains once you step out onto the streets of Cortina. No matter which direction you look there is a stunning back drop. As you might expect, the skiing in Cortina is located on nearly all sides as well, meaning that you can easily spend your days chasing the sun. No matter what time of day there is nearly always a few sunny slopes to be found. There are 3 main areas that make up the skiing in Cortina. The Cortina Cube (Faloria, Mietres and Crystal) alongside with Lagazuoi-5 Torri and Tofana. They can all easy be accessed via lift or the free ski bus.
The local lift pass covers all of the above ski areas but you can also purchase a full area pass which allows you to ski in any of the resorts within the Dolomites. The main attraction of this is the massive Sella Ronda Ski Circuit. As the name suggests it is a huge circuit of interlinked ski resorts offering an almost endless amount of skiing. It is actually possible to ski onto the Sella Ronda circuit from Cortina via a route known as the hidden valley but it is a serious ski only recommended for experienced skiers and hiring a guide is highly advisable. However, you can't ski back so a taxi will be required for one part of the journey.
If you are struggling to decide where to stay in Cortina then why not give our iSki sales team a call and see if we can help do some of the hard work for you.
Cortina has one of the best beginners ski areas on offer in the Dolomites. The Socrepes area has more than 50% of the runs being classed as easy as well as some slightly harder runs which are great for beginner skiers to progress onto.
The runs towards the top of Tofana and Pomedes are ideal for intermediate skiers. The scenery is fantastic are there is a nice variety of blue and red runs. The vertical drop from the top of Tofana down to Pocol is roughly 1500m. The slopes right at the top are a bit more open to the elements but generally have the best snow conditions whilst there are plenty of tree lines pistes lower down.
Advanced skiers will enjoy the black runs on offer in the Lagazuoi 5 Torri area as well as the Faloria area and the red run (known as the Hidden Valley) which runs down from the Passo Falzarego cable car is also a must ski for any advanced skier on holiday in Cortina. Advanced skiers will definitely want to purchase a full area lift pass thus allowing them to ski the famous Sella Ronda ski circuit as well.
There is plenty of fun to be found for snowboarders on holiday in Cortina. The tree-lined cruisey runs from Pomedes down to Pocol are great for those looking for a few spots to practice jibs or just gently cruise around and soak up the beautiful scenery. For those looking for something a bit more adrenaline-fuelled, you will want to head over to the Faloria area where they build the snow park. The Snow park is serviced by a 4 seater chair lift and is divided into two lines, one easy line and one medium line. It is not the biggest park in the world but will keep must intermediate to upper-intermediate snowboarders happy during the course of weeks snowboarding holiday on Cortina.
Some of the best off-piste skiing in Cortina is to be found in the Lagazuoi 5 Torri area. There are some great descents (snow conditions permitting) and the locals have names for them all. Bus di Tofana (Tofana’s Hole) is a great choice on the Tofana side and offers 1900m of vertical drop, while Canali Lagazuoi (Lagazuoi Couloirs) and 5 Torri Boa (5 Towers) are ones to look out for in the Lagazuoi 5 Torri area. You have to be careful not to get stopped by ski patrols when skiing of piste in Italy so it is highly recommended to hire a guide if you want to stay safe and stay on the right side of the law.
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Chalet Hotel Parc Victoria
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The après ski on offer in Cortina is not the loud and in your face type do après ski that you get in the big Austrian and French ski resorts. There are plenty of bars in the town to keep you busy but there are no piste-side umbrella bars with loud music and people dancing on tables. It is all about fine wining and fine dining in Cortina. Some of the on-mountain restaurants serve up some fantastic food. Once you have done days skiing plus eaten and drank to your heart's content during the day it is off home for a good feed and so,e more wine before heading out later on in the evening to hit a few bars and maybe even end up in one of the late-night piano bars.
Besides the unique nightlife, Cortina is unique in many other ways as well. One of these unique aspects is the number of fur shops that you see a couple with the number if people that you see out and about warring all manner of animal skins. Like it or detest it, it is definitely something that you do not see in all ski resorts. There is also a whole array of other shops to be found as well along with the crown jewel being the La Cooperativa di Cortina. It classes itself as "not just a department store" but rather "the emblems of Cortina".
Sports center with Heath Spa and indoor swimming pool, ice-driving, snowshoeing, tobogganing, galleries and museums, curling climbing.
Part of the Dolomiti Super Ski ski area
