Hotel Italia

A quiet, lovely place in Italia, with delicious food and kind people. One of the best. Thanks for everything 🙏🙏🙏, I hope I can come back one day.

The village location was peaceful and quiet, with a great view of the Dolomites. Parking was available behind the hotel, and Forni is only a few minutes away by car. You can also walk there on a stroller-friendly sidewalk that runs along the whole road. We stayed for one night with two adults and our daughters, who were almost three years old and five months old. The staff had been accommodating from the time we booked the week before, and were flexible about checkout because we had little children. The room wasn't especially modern, but it was spacious enough to move around easily with the stroller. The beds were comfortable, and there was a little terrace with a table and chairs. Breakfast had savory and sweet choices, including tarts, crepes, and pastries. The wait staff were friendly and attentive.

The owners were especially kind and flexible, even though we booked just one night with our 3-year-old daughter. They worked around check-in and checkout, breakfast, and lunch, and provided a comfortable crib in our spacious room. The living room is cozy, with sofas, board games, and a real fireplace that stays lit. For Christmas, the hotel was nicely decorated. It's in Andrazza, a quiet village away from the busy main square in Forni di Sopra. There's plenty of parking, and the Anello di Forni is easy to reach for a flat, relaxing walk. The climb to the Flaiban-Paccherini refuge starts nearby too. The village still feels authentic, and there's a great osteria within walking distance serving a mix of Friulian and Molise dishes. Prices are reasonable, which helps make up for the age of the building. The rooms are very clean and equipped with a smart TV, hairdryer, and coat hangers, but the hotel does show its age, with carpeting and rooms that aren't soundproofed. A pleasantly refreshed 1970s place. Recommended!