Hotels near Cima d'Asta

"Comfortable hotel in picturesque setting of the Dolomites. Perfect for hiking adventures. Welcoming host, very sweet staff. Totally recommend. "

"We loved everything about this property. Giacomo and his dad were outstanding hosts. We will definitely return on our next trip to Italy."

"Personale gentile, struttura molto carina, aria relax piacevolissima e colazione abbondante, varia e gustosissima. Il paese intorno è molto grazioso e comodo per fare un sacco di gite e trekking."

"Very helpful staff, great breakfast and very clean hotel!"

"Very friendly staff."

"Amazing stay, lovely hotel, great breakfast and all round service"

"Great location and staff, pilows sucs"

"The breakfast was exceptional. The staff was so friendly and kind. "

"Me parece que te reciben y atienden los dueños, por ello la atención es espectacular. "

"Stay in the hotel was nice, we stayed two nights. Overall the service was great and staff was helpful. However the staff has very limited English skills, so the communication was fairly limited. The breakfast was a bit disappointing as the savory choices available were very limited, and just mainly sweet things were there. Also, when they ran out no-one brought more of them. So just a note, don’t go for late breakfast or might be that all has ran out. 😔"

"I just loved this Place and hotel"

"The place was beutifull. Walking distance from the camp. Breakfast was deliciouse. "

"Beautiful location, room was nice"

"Pleasant unpretentious place to stay. Clean and comfortable room, very friendly and helpful staff, excellent breakfasts. Beautiful surroundings."

"Wonderful property in beautiful location Great views of dolomites "

"Great stay. Beautiful property. "

"Nice room, very good breakfast!"

"Nice hotel in quiet surroundings, friendly staff, excellent garden"

"Amazing,good food,plenty breakfast"

"My room was small but comfortable and very clean. Reception staff were fantastic. Breakfast staff were always grumpy and were slow to replenish items if other guests consumed what was there."