Hotels in Corvara in Badia

Garni Raetia's 9.8 rating made sense from day one. Ski-to-door access meant we skied right back to the house, and our room had a private bathroom and a balcony with mountain views. Breakfast was a continental buffet with local specialities that we looked forward to every morning. In the afternoon sun we relaxed on the terrace or in the garden, and ended the day with a drink at the bar. Small, warm and excellent.

Villa Al Sole combined ski-to-door access with the freedom of an aparthotel, which was ideal for our family. We skied straight back each afternoon, then made snacks in the kitchenette before heading to the sauna and steam room. Our room had a private bathroom and a balcony with mountain views. One of us kept up workouts in the fitness centre, and the sun terrace was perfect for lazy afternoons. A well-deserved 9.7.

B&B La Tranquillitè is the Corvara in Badia address I recommend to skiers who want to ski to the door and come back to a quiet garden. Rooms have private bathrooms and balconies with garden or mountain views, and the buffet breakfast is a strong point. Ski storage, private parking and free WiFi cover the practical side. A 9.7 score from 232 reviews is exceptional, so my advice is to book early for the high season.

Garni Karin was a comfortable aparthotel base close to the slopes and mountain passes around Corvara. Our room had a balcony and private bathroom, and ski storage kept boots and skis downstairs. After skiing we rotated between the sauna, steam room and hammam, which was more wellness than we expected at a three-star. Free WiFi and on-site parking made everything easy. The 9.7 rating reflects how well it is run.

Garni Bonaria gave us an aparthotel-style room with a balcony looking over the garden and mountains, a calm place to come back to after skiing in Corvara. Daily housekeeping kept things fresh, and free on-site parking made the arrival easy. On sunny afternoons we sat on the terrace or in the garden with a coffee. It is well placed for skiing and very peaceful, and the 9.7 rating felt deserved.

Residence Angelika in Corvara in Badia offers family rooms with kitchenettes and garden or mountain views, and I recommend it to families who want quick breakfasts in the room before skiing. The outdoor play area gives children space after the slopes, while the spa and wellness centre with sauna and steam room is there for parents. Ski storage, free private parking and free WiFi cover the practical side. Guests rate it 9.7 across 87 reviews.

Residence Mugun gave us an aparthotel-style apartment with a balcony and mountain views, close to the ski slopes in Corvara. After skiing, the hot tub and sauna in the spa and wellness centre were exactly what tired legs needed. On sunny afternoons we sat on the terrace or in the garden, and the free WiFi helped us plan routes. It felt independent yet comfortable, a good mix for couples and families alike.

Villa Olympia gave us a family apartment with a balcony, a fully equipped kitchen and views of the Dolomites, which made a week in Corvara feel like home. Free private parking on site meant unloading skis and shopping was easy, and the lift saved our legs after long ski days. The free WiFi worked well for planning routes. Skiing is easy to reach, and the 9.6 rating matched our experience of a spotless, well-run place.

Ciasa Verena is about 200 metres from the Boè gondola, our gateway to the Sellaronda, and with ski-to-door access we skied back to the house every afternoon. Our Alpine-style room had a balcony, and the wood and warm tones made it feel cosy after cold days. The sauna for winter guests was a simple pleasure for tired legs. It is a small, friendly base for keen skiers who want to tour the Dolomites.

Posta Zirm was a hit with our whole family. Our family room had mountain views and modern comforts, and the hot spring bath, sauna and spa were the perfect end to ski days. The restaurant is genuinely family-friendly and serves Italian and Austrian dishes, with vegan and gluten-free options that made life easier for us. One of us used the fitness room, and the sun terrace was lovely at lunch. A well-earned 9.6.

La Scalira is a family-friendly mountain B&B, and it felt personal from the moment we arrived. Our family room had a private bathroom and mountain views, with plenty of space for the four of us. The varied breakfast each morning was generous and fuelled long ski days. After the slopes, we took turns in the sauna, one of us used the fitness room, and the terrace was lovely for an evening drink with the peaks glowing.

La Perla is family-run despite its five-star polish, and that warmth made the stay. It sits near the Dolomiti Superski area, so skiing was easy, and our spacious room had a balcony with a mountain view. After the slopes, the kids headed for the indoor pool while we alternated between the Turkish bath and sauna in the spa. It felt personal and refined at the same time, a combination that is rare in a big-name hotel.

Sassongher gave us five-star comfort right in the Sellaronda ski area, and the complimentary ski bus made reaching the lifts effortless. Our large room had a panoramic mountain view and a satellite LCD TV for quiet evenings. Free parking simplified the arrival. After big days touring the Dolomites, the spa was where we unwound. Polished, spacious and very well located for anyone who wants to ski the famous circuit.

Hotel Arkadia is adults-only, so I do not recommend it for a trip with children in Corvara in Badia. For couples or friends, it offers ski-to-door access, a rooftop pool and a spa and wellness centre. Rooms have balconies, and some include a fireplace or a private sauna. The restaurant serves Italian and international dishes, with a bar and free WiFi. My advice: families should look at other hotels in Corvara, and couples should ask for a room with a fireplace.

Villa Trieste gave us a family apartment with a kitchen and even a washing machine, a real help with kids' ski clothes. Ski-to-door access meant we skied straight back every afternoon. Our apartment had a private bathroom and balcony, and after the slopes the hot spring bath, sauna and spa were our favourite ritual. One of us used the fitness centre, and the terrace was nice for evening drinks. Practical and comfortable.

Hotel Pradat is family-run and has the cosy feel of a traditional mountain house, with wood floors in our room. The Boè lifts are about 600 metres away, and the local ski bus stops roughly 50 metres from the door, which made reaching the Dolomiti Superski easy with kids. The free heated ski deposit meant warm boots each morning. Friendly, unfussy and good value for a family ski holiday in Corvara.

Piz da L'Ander gave us a room with a balcony and mountain views plus a kitchenette, which was handy for snacks and tea with the kids. Breakfast was a buffet with Italian options, a good start before skiing. Ski storage meant no gear cluttering the room, and the free WiFi and TV kept evenings easy. On sunny afternoons we sat in the garden or on the terrace looking at the peaks. Comfortable and simple.

Villa Eden gave our family a room with its own bathroom, bathrobes and free WiFi, plus a balcony looking over the garden and mountains. After skiing we rotated between the sauna, hot tub and hammam in the spa, which felt generous for a three-star. The buffet breakfast was a good start, room service helped on a tired evening, and the bar was cosy. Ski storage kept the routine smooth. Good value in Corvara.

Hotel Christian was a relaxed, practical base for our family in Corvara. Hiring ski equipment on site saved us a trip on the first morning, and ski storage kept the room clear. Our room had a private bathroom, a balcony and mountain views. After skiing the kids loved the garden while we used the sauna or sat on the sun terrace. Between the restaurant, bar and coffee shop, we rarely needed to go out in the evening.

Villa Tony is a small romantic hotel about 150 metres from the Sella Ronda lifts, which made it perfect for a couples' ski week. The ski deposit kept our gear organised, and we were on the circuit within minutes each morning. After skiing, the spa with sauna, Turkish bath and hot tub was our quiet hour, followed by traditional regional cooking at the restaurant. Intimate, warm and very well located.

Residence Rottonara is the self-catering address I recommend in Corvara in Badia for its central village location, with shops and restaurants close by. The rustic apartments have fully equipped kitchens and wooden furniture, and each has a balcony with outdoor seating, pleasant on sunny spring afternoons. Free parking on site matters in a busy Dolomites village, and free Wi-Fi is included. A 9.3 score from 183 reviews shows how consistently guests rate it.

Garnì Tofana is family-run and about 600 metres from the slopes in Corvara, a short stroll each morning. The breakfast buffet, sweet and savoury with homemade cakes, was the part our kids talked about most. Our Alpine-style room had a balcony with mountain views and felt warm and well cared for. After skiing we sat in the furnished garden or on the terrace, and free WiFi helped plan the next day's runs.

Col Alto sits at the foot of the mountain in Corvara, about 400 metres from the slopes, surrounded by nature. The big draw for us was free access to the large wellness centre: the indoor pool with hydromassage kept the kids happy, while we enjoyed the Finnish sauna, Turkish bath and aromatherapy. Our Alpine-style room had a balcony and satellite TV. A comfortable, restorative base for a ski week.

NeveSole is about 10 metres from the Arlara lifts in Alta Badia, the closest we have ever stayed to a lift. The kids could ski from the door almost immediately, and the heated ski storage meant dry, warm boots every morning. Our apartment had mountain views and free WiFi. After skiing, the free wellness area with a Turkish bath and sauna was the perfect way to warm up. Hard to beat for convenience.

Chalet Pinis gave us an Alpine-style self-catering apartment with its own terrace, surrounded by a garden, which suited our family's slower pace. The fresh bread delivery was a small joy every morning before skiing. Free parking made coming and going easy, and on one tired evening we booked the sauna at the partner hotel, which was a nice extra. Quiet, homely and ideal for families who like to cook for themselves.

Hotel Maria worked nicely for our young family. Our family room had its own bathroom, a balcony and mountain views, and the play areas kept the kids busy before dinner. The outdoor fireplace in the garden was a lovely surprise on clear evenings. Ski storage made mornings easier, and when we did not feel like walking we used the paid shuttle. Free WiFi and a friendly bar rounded it off. Simple and welcoming.

Sporthotel Panorama lives up to its name: the Dolomites views from the hotel are striking, and we never tired of them. Access to the Dolomiti Superski area was easy, so we spent full days on skis. Afterwards, the luxury wellness centre with its indoor pool, hot tub and sauna was the perfect reset, and the kids loved the pool. Dinner in the elegant restaurant made every evening feel a little special.