Hotels & Accommodation in Corvara in Badia
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The Dolomites form one of the most striking mountain ranges in the world, and you'll be right amid those jagged, jutting peaks at Corvara in Badia. Sitting in the heart of the Alta Badia ski resort region, it's been a magnet for ski fanatics and lovers of the great outdoors for more than 100 years. It's no longer the preserve of top-hatted aristocrats though, drawing global visitors keen to whiz down the endless runs, try local dishes in the restaurants, and generally immerse themselves in the fresh, Alpine atmosphere.
Things to see
If this is your first time skiing, you'll be in great hands at Corvara in Badia. There are many user-friendly slopes that are ideal for novice beginners and families with young children, while seasoned skiers will discover plenty to challenge them – the Vallon-Boè and Col Alto slopes being some of the eye-catching, hair-raising runs available. There's also some great cross-country skiing opportunities, ideal if you want to take the time to drink in the spectacular scenery of the Dolomites. The parallel universe of the warmer months is also well worth exploring – the nearby Puez-Odle National Park is a hiker's paradise, and rock climbers have no shortage of sheer faces to ascend. You can put your putting skills into practice at the Alta Badia Golf Club, while you can also see the sights on horseback or from the soaring vantage point of a hang-glider. Even in the warmth of summer, you can have a taste of the winter scene thanks to the indoor ice rink.
Hotels in Corvara in Badia
You can expect to be looked after very well during your holiday, thanks to the number of 4-star hotels in Corvara in Badia. Traditional Alpine-styled accommodation adds to the rustic Dolomites vibe, and the on-site facilities tend to be top-notch – even in the less expensive hotels. Many have their own indoor swimming pool, perfect for cooling off after a day on the slopes, and you can also soothe those limbs in one of the spa tubs. Some hotels also offer free ski shuttle services, as well as free WiFi and free breakfasts.
Where to stay
Finding the ideal accommodation won't be difficult, as there is a good number of hotels in Corvara in Badia. Some are scattered around the cusp of Puez-Odle National Park, while others offer swift access to the Boe cable car and Campolongo Pass ski area. Want even more choice? Check out the huge selection available in the nearby Selva di Val Gardena area.
How to get to Corvara in Badia
A number of major airports can serve as gateways to Corvara in Badia, including Verona, Treviso, Venice and Innsbruck. You can always choose to hire your own car and make the road trip part of your holiday, or you can always simply hop on a train if you want to take things easy and gaze out at the picture-postcard landscape as it flows by. Services run to Brunico, and once there you can switch to a bus or taxi for Corvara in Badia.
The Dolomites form one of the most striking mountain ranges in the world, and you'll be right amid those jagged, jutting peaks at Corvara in Badia. Sitting in the heart of the Alta Badia ski resort region, it's been a magnet for ski fanatics and lovers of the great outdoors for more than 100 years. It's no longer the preserve of top-hatted aristocrats though, drawing global visitors keen to whiz down the endless runs, try local dishes in the restaurants, and generally immerse themselves in the fresh, Alpine atmosphere.
Things to see
If this is your first time skiing, you'll be in great hands at Corvara in Badia. There are many user-friendly slopes that are ideal for novice beginners and families with young children, while seasoned skiers will discover plenty to challenge them – the Vallon-Boè and Col Alto slopes being some of the eye-catching, hair-raising runs available. There's also some great cross-country skiing opportunities, ideal if you want to take the time to drink in the spectacular scenery of the Dolomites. The parallel universe of the warmer months is also well worth exploring – the nearby Puez-Odle National Park is a hiker's paradise, and rock climbers have no shortage of sheer faces to ascend. You can put your putting skills into practice at the Alta Badia Golf Club, while you can also see the sights on horseback or from the soaring vantage point of a hang-glider. Even in the warmth of summer, you can have a taste of the winter scene thanks to the indoor ice rink.
Hotels in Corvara in Badia
You can expect to be looked after very well during your holiday, thanks to the number of 4-star hotels in Corvara in Badia. Traditional Alpine-styled accommodation adds to the rustic Dolomites vibe, and the on-site facilities tend to be top-notch – even in the less expensive hotels. Many have their own indoor swimming pool, perfect for cooling off after a day on the slopes, and you can also soothe those limbs in one of the spa tubs. Some hotels also offer free ski shuttle services, as well as free WiFi and free breakfasts.
Where to stay
Finding the ideal accommodation won't be difficult, as there is a good number of hotels in Corvara in Badia. Some are scattered around the cusp of Puez-Odle National Park, while others offer swift access to the Boe cable car and Campolongo Pass ski area. Want even more choice? Check out the huge selection available in the nearby Selva di Val Gardena area.
How to get to Corvara in Badia
A number of major airports can serve as gateways to Corvara in Badia, including Verona, Treviso, Venice and Innsbruck. You can always choose to hire your own car and make the road trip part of your holiday, or you can always simply hop on a train if you want to take things easy and gaze out at the picture-postcard landscape as it flows by. Services run to Brunico, and once there you can switch to a bus or taxi for Corvara in Badia.
