Hotel Dolomiti La Villa/Stern

Three reasons why you'll love it here

1. The spectacular views of the Dolomite mountains
2. The warm atmosphere of a Tyrolean chalet
3. The traditional cuisine of Ladin

More than 100 years have passed since the Pescollderungg family welcomed the first guests to their Hotel Dolomiti, an intimate 3 star establishment created for those travelers keen to experience the services of a Grand Hotel and the heartfelt hospitality of Alta Badia.

The warmest of welcomes

The warm interiors of Hotel Dolomiti's spacious bedrooms and suites are typical of South Tyrol, featuring sturdy, rustic furniture and delicate, floral patterned drapes and upholstery.
The large Family Suites have 2 bedrooms, one with bunk-beds for children.

Each of the romantic Dolomiti Chalets, situated 50 meters from the hotel, has its own private kitchen, making them the ideal choice for those searching for both hotel-standard amenities and the freedom to self-cater.

Good food and wine

Hotel Dolomiti's restaurant is the perfect place where to experience the simple peasant cuisine of Ladin, savoring wholesome dishes prepared according to age-old recipes, passed down from generation to generation.

After dinner, guests often conclude the evening in the Dolomiti's bar, enjoying a glass of wine or grappa among friends.

Spectacular spa

A breathtaking view of the mountains and, in particular, the Kreuzkofel massif can be seen from the outdoor Jacuzzi; just one of the hotel's superb wellness facilities.

Finnish Saunas, steam baths, infra-red cabin, Kneipp baths, and a selection of sports and relaxation massages complete the spa menu.

A holiday spent at the Hotel Dolomiti is a fantastic opportunity to partake in all kinds of sport, whatever the season

Skiing, trekking and golf in Alta Badia

Skiing, Nordic walking, ice-skating, tobogganing: in the colder months, at the Dolomiti Superski resort, visitors can practice just about every winter sport imaginable.

In the summer, the mountainside provides the perfect terrain for walking, cycling, and climbing, with itineraries of various difficulties through the nature parks of Puez Odle and Fannes Senes Braies.

Golfers should be sure not to miss the opportunity to play a few rounds at the Golf Club Alta Badia, the highest altitude golf course in the Alps.