Ideal if you want ski convenience and good value accommodation!
- Hotel
- Half Board
- Ski-In, Ski-Out Hotel, Just Metres From The Lifts
- Sauna, Hot Tub & Fitness Centre
- Ski & Boot Storage
Overview
Description
Location
- ski-in, ski-out
- next to the chairlift
- 3km from Corvara centre
Rooms
All rooms have satellite TV, telephone, hairdryer and safe. Tea and coffee making facilities are available at an extra charge on request. Cots are available to hire for €25 per night, to be paid locally, requirement must be noted on booking.Double Room - sleeps 2-3: Austrian twin beds, extra single bed when booked for three people, private bath or shower and WC.
Austrian twin beds are very common in Central Europe. They’re simply one large bed frame containing two single mattresses, both with separate duvets and linen sets, that cannot be separated. Separate twin beds are less common and can often be head to head beds, rather than side by side, if they are available.
Facilities
- bar
- sauna and whirlpool
- extra charge for beauty treatments and massages
- fitness room
- ski lockers
- WiFi in public areas
- internet terminal
- lift
- weekly activity programme including cross-country skiing, tobogganing, horse carriage tour (optional and at extra charge) · once weekly optional evening meal at 'Col Pradat' mountain refuge with transfer by snow-car (extra charge)
Meals
- continental buffet breakfast
- 4-course evening meals with a choice of menu and salad buffet
- Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve gala dinners included
About Corvara
Found in the Alta Badia ski area and a linked offshoot of the Sella Ronda circuit, Corvara is one of the bigger villages. It is also one of the more lively. There are lots of restaurants, bars and hotels and, as one recent visitor has noted, 'if you like good food and great wine and beer, this is the place for you'. The other villages on the circuit offer even more eateries, but drinking and driving is just as stupid in Italy as it is anywhere else. Corvara is very conveniently positioned to get the most out of the region's skiing, much of which favours intermediate cruisers and beginners. Experts may well want to stay in nearby Arabba for some of best tough stuff in the Italian Alps. Unfortunately, as with the less well-known Italian resorts, foreign languages are not widely spoken, so ski school in particular can be a bit of a problem.
Overall, Corvara is a good spot for getting the best of the Alta Badia and the Sella Ronda areas – also offering plenty to occupy your stomach in the evenings…
