Overview

Hotel Sassongher is a 5*, family run hotel located in a tranquil setting, but just a ten minute walk from the centre of Corvara. The slopes and lifts are a three minute drive away. If you don’t want to walk to the lifts, there are also on-call vehicles at the hotel that can take guests to and from local destinations.

The hotel caters for couples, groups and families in equal measure. There is just so much space, allowing for each group/couple to enjoy a real sense of privacy.

The family-run hotel has been extended over the years and now has around 50 rooms, but is still in keeping with the local traditions and environment. The hotel feels authentically cosy, yet has all of the five star luxuries that you should expect. The rooms are spacious and have been modernised but are still sumptuous and in keeping with the traditional feel of the hotel. The beds are comfortable, fashioned from local timber.

With a classic chalet-style facade, inside the hotel guests will find a mix of traditional Italian and Austrian-Tyrolian decor, with wood panelling, antiques and oriental rugs throughout. As a result there is a cosy, private feel to the hotel and the modern spa area and pools are nicely integrated into the space.

Unwind in one of the hotels comfortable lounges after a long day on the mountain, sampling the wonderful Italian wine, or perhaps just catching up on a good book before you sit down to sample the hotels gastronomic delights.

The rooms mostly also boast a magical view. The hotel can offer a backdrop better than most hotels in the town due to its elevated position – providing the most beautiful backdrop.

The hotel’s ‘Rita Pescosta’ philosophy is ultimate pampering, and guests can choose from alpine beauty treatments, body treatments, face treatments and massages. The spa area also includes a Finnish sauna and an Infrared sauna, whirlpool, swimming pool and a sun terrace.

Room Types & Amenities

Single Room

Passion for detail is reflected in the furniture of the beautiful 23 m²- or 28 m²- big single rooms. Furniture includes shower or bathtub/WC, satellite TV, safe, hairdryer and a large bed (130 x 200m). At your disposal are as well bathrobe, towels, slippers, and bag for the wellness area.

Comfort Room

The 25 – 30 m² big comfort rooms are just the perfect place to rest after an eventful hiking or skiing day. The double rooms are equipped with shower or bathtub/WC, satellite TV, safe und hairdryer. Bathrobe, towel, slippers and bag are at your disposal as well. From the balcony of the comfort room of the 5-star Hotel Sassongher you can enjoy a fascinating view on the Dolomites, the UNESCO world natural heritage.

Deluxe Room

The Deluxe double rooms provide a comfortable balcony with fantastic view of the beautiful landscape in Alta Badia. The Deluxe double rooms provide around 45 – 50 sq. meters and are equipped with balcony, shower or bathtub/WC, satellite TV, safe and hairdryer. Furthermore at your disposal are bathrobe, towels, slippers, and a bag for the wellness area. The balcony is the perfect place for some blissful rest and to savour a wonderful view upon the scenic natural landscape of the Val Badia.

Superior Room

The huge 40- 50m² big superior double rooms are equipped with balcony, shower or bathtub/WC, satellite TV, Safe and hairdryer. Bathrobe, towel, slippers and bag are at your disposal. Spend relaxing hours on the inviting terrace and enjoy the fresh mountain air and the unsurpassable panorama of the UNESCO world natural heritage of the Dolomites.

Dining

The most romantic dining takes place in the three dollshouse-like ‘Stuben’ – snug parlours panelled from top to toe in antique Alpine wood, oozing Tyrolean style. There’s another restaurant for breakfast and low-season dinners – its airport-lounge decor redeemed by a filmic mountain panorama. The ground-floor bar serves up aperitifs, cocktails and after-dinner drinks (and dancing, if the mood takes you) to the strains of live piano music.

For breakfast, expect a rich continental buffet with cooked dishes on request. Dinner is a refined affair (think starched white napery, silver chargers and plate hoods), with a focus on classic Italian and local Ladin dishes. An overture of antipasti and salads features breaded oysters, smoked fish, prawn-filled sea-shells, marinated and grilled vegetables, tartlets, savoury strudels and salumi; the list goes on.