Hotels Near Museo all'Aperto delle 5 Torri in Cortina d'Ampezzo

We arrived early because the weather was not looking good and we decided to cancel our hike. Fortunately the room was ready for us. Hotel Olimpia normally charge 15 euros per day for parking but we were originally booked in Hotel Al Larin which has free parking, they honoured free parking for me in Hotel Olimpia. That was good because the carpark is behind and our room was on the ground floor. So we did not have to go up nor down any stairs with our luggage. Otherwise from the street there is a long flight of stairs to the hotel reception and if your room is upstairs, more stairs to climb. The room was of adequate size for 3 of us. The bathroom was very small though and smells of mold. There was a kettle. coffee and tea, but no fridge. The tv didn't have any English channels. The picture here in Tripadvisor are old. Our room was newly renovated with modern decor which is different from their old pictures with dated decor. However they did not have blackout curtains. Also our room face the road and a carpark. So there was traffic noise even till late. We could sleep but light sleepers might find it bothersome. The room was clean and beds comfortable. There are toiletries and the shower is strong and hot. Breakfast had limited variety and the first morning the croissants were either burnt or cold. The hard boiled eggs were cold too. Unfortunately for us, we were mostly stuck in the hotel for the 2 days we were there because it rained all day. The hotel is near shops and restaurants so we could walk around a bit but not for 2 whole days. We will be back and will stay in hotel Olimpia again for its central location.

If Cortina wasn’t under so much construction for the Olympics this may have been so much better. But as it was this hotel was different than any I have ever stayed in. The style and quirkiness was very cool! Our room had a balcony that I’m sure is very nice if not looking at a crane lol. The beds were great and the pillows amazing. Breakfast was good as well. If you are looking for style,art and a cool quirky place this is it!!!

Old hotel, in urgent need of renovation, the balcony of our room was full of mold and leaks (we didn't even open the doors as it was disappointing), we traveled for 12 days through northern Italy and this was the worst hotel we stayed in (luckily it was just one night), the location is good, just a few meters from the main street, but the structure and breakfast left a lot to be desired, mainly because this was the most expensive hotel on our trip (more than twice as much as other hotels) and they even went so far as to charge us 40.00 Euros for parking for the car. In all other hotels we paid a maximum of 10.00 Euros and some didn't even charge. I DO NOT RECOMMEND.

We stayed for 4 nights during the last week of September and early October & it was our first time in the Dolomites. It was walking distance to town and there is free parking in the hotel. It was in a good location where restaurants and shops are walking distance. We ate dinner in restaurants close by. At check in, the reception gave us a list of recommended restaurants. The staff were nice. The breakfast was filling and they offered a variety of food and drinks. The pastries were not so good. We had better ones in the hotel at Val Gardena. On our first night, there was a big bus and in the morning, the breakfast area was so full & chaotic. There was almost no table available. The coffee/espresso maker line was very long and they ran out of cups, etc. I felt sorry for the staff who looked overwhelmed. Thank goodness that the next 3 days were better since we were in a rush to go to the mountains. We had a standard room in the Annex with a good view of the mountains & a little patio with chairs. It was quiet at night. The room rate we got was reasonably priced for the area. I was a little chilly at night and the hotel staff told us that they don’t turn on the gas until winter. Overall, our stay was good.

Amazing, friendly staff!! They overwhelmed us with their kindness and their Helpfulness. We were looking more than just for a hotel room because we were in Cortina to ski for the week and this place was perfect! The kitchenette made it fast and convenient to feed the kids before we left all day. Bunk beds in the second bedroom is an absolute must instead of the pull out sofa, extra storage for all our luggage and ski Clothes made this way more enjoyable than 2 Queens across the street at their hotel. Across the street you do get access to the spa, pool and full Breakfast if you choose. Not to mention the location couldn’t have been better! Walking distance to shopping, bars, and restaurants. We only pulled our car out to drive to the different mountains. Hands down this checked all the boxes.

We stayed 3 nights in this nice hotel and enjoyed our stay. Very traditional decor/furnishings. We originally asked for a room in the back to avoid the street noise but it was very small so we asked for a larger room. There was a triple available which we took, choosing more space over quiet. Other than the street noise, the room was great....big, clean, comfortable. Dining room was good....we ended up eating there every night. I loved the bar....old fashioned, traditional, interesting. And the barman was so friendly and upbeat. I'm sorry I didn't get his name but he was terrific. The hotel was expensive compared to other comparable or better hotels in the region but that's probably the case throughout Cortina d'Ampezzo. The grounds in the back were very nice. The jacuzzi wasn't working so we didn't use the spa.

The hotel is very nice and family-run hotel in Cortina d'Ampezzo, a perfect location as it is out of the center's confusion, but it is easy to reach because of the small distance (less than 2 km). The staff is always very friendly and prepared, the rooms are very clean and just renovated... even the view from the balcony deserves! We will certainly return

I came to B&B Tre Croci Cortina for a solo stay – I've been here on sabbatical for 6 days and 5 nights, and my stay at this B&B was nothing short of amazing. It's located right outside of Cortina, which is very convenient because of how close it is to Lake Sorapis, Lake Braies, and Tre Cime & Cadini di Minsurina. The hotel staff is very kind, patient, and courtesy... and the kitchen/dining staff is PHENOMENAL. They're very intentional about making your staff feel like home. Yamirka & her fellow dining staff made the difference in my staff. The rooms are very modern & there is plenty of space. The view of the mountains is beautiful, too. The only cons I would mention are the level of noise from patrons who don't do their best to abide by the ask for quiet in the hallways – I don't think it's intentional, but the closeness to the hallways makes a bit of a difference. Also, I'm someone who likes to sleep with it very cold, and my room thermostat wouldn't go down for some reason (I just slept with the door open as it was cold outside at night). I couldn't recommend this place more. If you're coming to the Dolomites, stay here! 🖤