Hotel Cortina

Michael and the team were always ready to help, and the staff were attentive and friendly. The room staff deserve thanks too, they kept everything spotlessly clean. Breakfast was wonderful, with a superb buffet and extra hot items available to order. I spent three weeks here during the Olympics, and it made a perfect base. This classic, stylish hotel is right in the exact centre of town, next to the church and bell tower. You won't need an alarm clock, though the bells didn't ring all night. Grazie mille!

The daily breakfast was elite. After long days, it was such a relief to come back and know my team was being looked after so well. We had meetings starting at 7 am and spent long days in the first-floor “office,” with a big TV and HDMI connection. That space was much appreciated. We were there for three weeks at Hotel Cortina during the Paralympic chaos, with long days and unpredictable schedules, and the team somehow made it all feel easy, warm, and fun. I'll name them because they made the stay what it was: Hugo, Michael, Mohammed, Danilo, Saliou, Giuliano, Ilaria, Giovanni, Andrea, Ricardo, and all the staff. Thank you! The rooms were super clean and cozy. There's no kettle, like everywhere else in the area, but the staff would accommodate everything. The location was central, and there's a nice dry and wet sauna area you can book. A big thank you from our medical team!

I stayed at Hotel Cortina for two weeks while training for the upcoming Olympic Games, and the staff gave me some of the best service I've ever experienced. I can't say enough good things about them. The hotel is right in the centre, so you step straight out into town. Its classic, charming style makes it feel inviting as soon as you walk in. The spa is a nice extra, and the food was wonderful too.

The staff were nice, and the hotel is right in the centre, which made it convenient to walk around. Breakfast was OK, with cheese, yogurt, fruit, juice, coffee, bread, eggs, and sweets. Most tables were reserved every day for a large group from the US, leaving us with limited seating in one of the less nice areas. It's an old hotel with a vintage style and no AC in the rooms. The toilet seat wasn't very clean, so we had to ask them to clean it again. The bathtub is basically a jacuzzi, but it's quite high and awkward to get in and out of. We had a car, and the hotel parks it for you, so we'd have to wait 5-10 minutes whenever we wanted to use it. An average experience.