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This traditional and lively hotel is packed with history. It’s a striking sight with its distinctive architecture and was one of the first hotels in Canazei, so it has a prime position in the centre of the resort. When you return from a day of exploring the Dolomites Ski Area, the lovely wellness area is the ideal spot to relax. Historic hotel With its grand design, bright exterior and colourful shutters, the Hotel Dolomiti definitely stands out amongst the snowy mountain peaks. Once you head inside the same grandness continues with vaulted ceilings, Tyrolean style paintings and comfortable rooms. When it comes to a restful night’s sleep, the bedrooms are each furnished in a unique alpine style. The Classic Rooms are comfortable, simply furnished, and equipped with everything needed for a stay in the mountains. For a more luxurious experience, upgrade to the more spacious Prestige Rooms complete with a hydro massage bathtub or shower. The hotel’s ambiance reflects the traditional alpine style, creating a cozy and inviting atmosphere. Central location Being one of the first hotel in Canazei, the Hotel Dolomiti has a fantastic position in the centre of resort. It's just a five-minute walk to the main Belvedere gondola, which links you to some fantastic skiing and directly joins onto the Sellaronda circuit. There’s a resort bus stop just outside the hotel if you don’t fancy the walk. Wellness and relaxation After a day of skiing or boarding, head to the wellness area to ease any achy muscles. Try the eucalyptus steam room or the dry sauna to ease any built up muscle tension - there's a local fee to enter but it is well worth it. After all that relaxing, make sure you don't miss dinner. The restaurant serves a good choice of local, Mediterranean and national dishes. There’s also the Kaisertube, the pizzeria-come-pub, connected to the hotel via an internal corridor. They offer a 10% discount on the menu prices for guests. It's a great spot for lunch!
This traditional and lively hotel is packed with history. It’s a striking sight with its distinctive architecture and was one of the first hotels in Canazei, so it has a prime position in the centre of the resort. When you return from a day of exploring the Dolomites Ski Area, the lovely wellness area is the ideal spot to relax.
Historic hotel
With its grand design, bright exterior and colourful shutters, the Hotel Dolomiti definitely stands out amongst the snowy mountain peaks. Once you head inside the same grandness continues with vaulted ceilings, Tyrolean style paintings and comfortable rooms.
When it comes to a restful night’s sleep, the bedrooms are each furnished in a unique alpine style. The Classic Rooms are comfortable, simply furnished, and equipped with everything needed for a stay in the mountains. For a more luxurious experience, upgrade to the more spacious Prestige Rooms complete with a hydro massage bathtub or shower. The hotel’s ambiance reflects the traditional alpine style, creating a cozy and inviting atmosphere.
Central location
Being one of the first hotel in Canazei, the Hotel Dolomiti has a fantastic position in the centre of resort. It's just a five-minute walk to the main Belvedere gondola, which links you to some fantastic skiing and directly joins onto the Sellaronda circuit. There’s a resort bus stop just outside the hotel if you don’t fancy the walk.
Wellness and relaxation
After a day of skiing or boarding, head to the wellness area to ease any achy muscles. Try the eucalyptus steam room or the dry sauna to ease any built up muscle tension - there's a local fee to enter but it is well worth it. After all that relaxing, make sure you don't miss dinner. The restaurant serves a good choice of local, Mediterranean and national dishes. There’s also the Kaisertube, the pizzeria-come-pub, connected to the hotel via an internal corridor. They offer a 10% discount on the menu prices for guests. It's a great spot for lunch!
• WiFi
• 500m to Belvedere gondola
• In the town centre
• All bedrooms en suite
• Hot tub*
• Sauna*
• Solarium**
• Steam room
• Hapsburg style dining room
• Public pizzeria / restaurant
• Bar
• Lounge
• Weekly entertainment
• Gym
• Solarium
• Ski & boot room - Heated
• Garage and parking available (payable locally)
*Wellness area with sauna, steam room & whirlpool (payable locally, approx. €10-12 per person for 50 minutes)
Classic Twin Rooms are about 14m² and sleep up to three people with an extra roll away bed. These rooms have a balcony, TV, minibar, safe, bath or shower and hairdryer.
Prestige Twin Rooms are larger at about 18m² and sleep up to sleep up to three adults or two adults and two children with an extra roll away bed or French bed. They have a modern style and a whirlpool bath or jet shower and a mini-bar.
Single Rooms are around 12m².
• Lift accessible: Yes
• Lift serves all floors: Yes
• Access ramp: No
No. of rooms: 90
No. of buildings: 2
No. of floors: 4
No. of interconnecting rooms: 8
Official rating: 4
Local Fees and Taxes
A local tourist tax of €2-3 per person per night is payable locally directly to hotel.
The hotel's restaurant serves a daily buffet breakfast and three courses for dinner. Choose your first and second course from the menu and finish with a tasty homemade desert.
Tuck into free cakes and savoury snacks from 4pm - 5pm (drinks not included).
Board basis options available:
• Half Board
This property caters for the following special dietary requirements~:
• Diabetics - Insulin can be stored
• Gluten Free
• Vegetarians
Please let us know of any dietary requirements at the time of booking.
Val di Fassa is a very picturesque collection of resorts that has easy access to the world’s largest ski area the Dolomites, and the legendary Sella Ronda circuit. Val di Fassa is the name of a valley that stretches from Canazei and Campitello to the medieval town of Moena, offering spectacular views of the famous Passo Sella and Passo Pordoi mountain peaks. Within the Val di Fassa there are 7 ski resorts:
Canazei is the most famous and popular resort within the Val di Fassa valley and has a very Austrian feel. There are plenty of traditional Austrian après ski bars and restaurants on offer, all at affordable Italian prices. In Canazei we have some fantastic ski chalets, hotels and affordable apartments, in some great locations.
Campitello was one of the first resorts in the Val di Fassa to become popular with tourists, and is located at the foot of the Col Rodella. It is famed for its architecture and narrow streets, and we have a good selection of hotels in Campitello to choose from.
Pozza di Fassa is located in the heart of the Val di Fassa, and offers some unbeatable views of the Torri del Vajolet. We have some great ski hotels in Pozza di Fassa.
We have some fantastic ski holiday packages on offer in Val di Fassa. Please call our experts on 02037780123 and see if we can find you the perfect holiday in Val di Fassa.
Val di Fassa is a collection of 7 resorts including Canazei, Campitello and Pozza di Fassa, and provides easy access to the Dolomites and the Sella Ronda circuit, the worlds largest ski area with 1220km of slopes.
Canazei has novice slopes around the village center, or why not take the Belvedere gondola offering wide and easy runs at Pecol. Campitello has only one beginner slope around the town, however at the top of the Col Rodella there are several blue runs.
Both Canazei and Campitello offer direct access to the famous Sella Ronda circuit. From here it is possible to access other great resorts such as Arabba, Corvara and Selva.
One of the main reasons why keen skiers come to the biggest ski area in the world, is to rack up as many miles as possible, how many can you do? The north facing slopes in Arabba has some of the most challenging skiing in the Dolomites.
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Hotel Dolomiti
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Canazei is the liveliest of the resorts within Val di Fassa and has an Austrian feel, with lots of traditional style après bars, including the popular Stua dei Ladins and Montanara. There are also some great mountain restaurants why not try the Kaiserstube? All of the restaurants and bars have very affordable Italian prices.
Cross country skiing, Snowpark, Ice skating, Heli-skiing on the Marmolada Glacier, Slalom course, Indoor water park and spa, Winter walking, Paragliding
Part of the Sella Ronda ski area
