Where to stay for Dolomiti Superski: the 12 ski areas
Where to stay for Dolomiti Superski: how to pick the right base among its 12 ski areas, hotel prices by valley and the best bases for the Sella Ronda.
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Dolomiti Superski
Trentino-South Tyrol - 1,200 km of slopes
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Guides: where to stay
15 guides
Where to stay for Kronplatz: Brunico and Riscone hotels
Hotels for skiing Kronplatz (Plan de Corones): Brunico town, ski-in/ski-out Riscone and San Vigilio, plus the Messner Mountain Museum Corones.
Read the guideSki holiday apartments in Italy: how to save on your stay
Renting an apartment for a ski holiday in Italy: hotel vs apartment costs, where to search, what is included, deposits and contracts, and how to save.
Read the guideFamily ski hotels in Italy: where to stay with kids in 2026
How to choose a family ski hotel in Italy: what to look for, the five best resorts for families with prices, and a full cost estimate for a ski week.
Read the guideWhere to stay for the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympics
Where to stay for the 2026 Winter Olympics: every venue with prices, alternative bases and tips for finding a room when everything looks fully booked.
Read the guideWhere to stay in Val di Fassa: Canazei and around
Where to stay in Val di Fassa for Dolomiti Superski: hotel prices in Canazei, Campitello, Pozza di Fassa and Moena, and the best bases for the Sella Ronda.
Read the guideWhere to stay in Sestriere: hotels in the Via Lattea
Sestriere hotels in the Via Lattea ski area: prices, the best places to stay, links with Cesana and Claviere, and the resort's 2006 Olympic history.
Read the guideWhere to stay in Alta Badia: Corvara and La Villa hotels
Where to stay in Alta Badia: hotels in Corvara, La Villa and San Cassiano, in the heart of Dolomiti Superski, with Ladin food and World Cup slopes.
Read the guideWhere to stay in Cervinia: hotels for skiing to Zermatt
Cervinia hotels for skiing the cross-border area with Zermatt: prices, the best areas to stay and tips on the international 360 km ski pass.
Read the guideWhere to stay in Val Gardena: Ortisei, Santa Cristina, Selva
Where to stay in Val Gardena: hotel prices and tips for Ortisei, Santa Cristina and Selva, the villages that give you direct access to Dolomiti Superski.
Read the guideWhere to stay in Courmayeur: hotels below Mont Blanc
Where to stay in Courmayeur: hotels in the old town, Plan Gorret, Dolonne and La Palud below Mont Blanc, plus Skyway Monte Bianco and getting to Chamonix.
Read the guideWhere to stay in Bormio: hotels for skiing and the spas
Bormio hotels near the Olympic slopes and the thermal spas: the medieval old town, the lift area and the quieter, cheaper alternative of Valfurva.
Read the guideWhere to stay in Madonna di Campiglio: ski hotels guide
Where to stay in Madonna di Campiglio: hotels in the centre, ski-in/ski-out at Campo Carlo Magno and Pinzolo as the cheaper base, with prices and tips.
Read the guideWhere to stay in Livigno: hotels near the lifts
Livigno hotels near the lifts: the best areas to stay, 2026 prices and Olympic tips, plus duty-free shopping and the Olympic freestyle venue.
Read the guideWhere to stay in Cortina d'Ampezzo: hotels near the slopes
Where to stay in Cortina d'Ampezzo: hotels in the town centre, near the slopes and cheaper options in the Cadore valleys, with prices and booking tips.
Read the guidePlan your mountain stay
Start with the Funivie.it guides: recommended areas, lift access, average prices and practical tips for choosing where to stay.