Ristorante del Dolomiti Lodge Alverà In Cortina d'ampezzo

The best restaurant in the area.

I can’t say enough good things about this place. The design and aesthetics are beautiful and relaxing. Everything is intentionally thought out. The view from the room, the food, the team, everything is amazing. Nakita was incredible. She was so helpful picking hikes and giving recommendations for restaurants. Highly recommend!

Perfect for visiting the beautiful places in the Dolomites, many high lights within a 30 to 45 minute drive. And fantastic food in the hotel

Beautiful location, lovely views We sat outside, lovely atmosphere. Very good restaurant, we had the onion soup, which was one of the best. Even the mixed salad was very freash with the best balsamic vinegar. Lamb cutlets were excellent. The best of the best was the apple strudel and vanilla sauce.. The panacotta was also excellent Very friendly and very good service. We ate there twice and enjoy each time very much.

I spent a night here with my wife and my son (and his dog) and our room was really large, comfortable, with a splendid view and modern amenities (the only thing missing was the coffee maker); even with a steam shower! I have to say that the rooms and the service are certainly of a high standard! And the restaurant is truly super with refined dishes and wines, but which know how to make the most of local products. The only note is the breakfast, which is not a buffet, but which must be defined the evening of the day before with the flaw that you risk ordering too much or too little... For the rest, at the first opportunity you "come back"!!!.. I forgot the excellent location: you can easily reach Cortina center on foot, along the safe cycle/pedestrian path away from traffic and the view from the room is truly excellent, beautiful and relaxing!

Cena con amici nel bel locale dei fratelli Alvera’. Partiamo dalle note positive: posizione incantevole, ambiente gradevole,anche se un po’ freddo, menu intrigante. All’atto pratico, però, non tutti i piatti preparati sono stati all’altezza delle aspettative: ad esempio, i casunziei abbastanza ordinari, le tagliatelle al ragù di cervo rivedibili, lo strudel di mele pesante e con un eccesso di pinoli e cannella. Ottime invece le lasagnetes e l’insalata di carciofi e pere. Tra le note negative, l’eccessivo ricarico operato sui vini , per cui una qualsiasi bottiglia vien fatta pagare anche tre volte di più rispetto al costo in enoteca. I prezzi sono sostenuti e non invogliano a tornare spesso. Ma si sa: siamo a Cortina e li tutto è consentito…..

This place can't quite decide if it is a luxury boutique hotel or an upmarket restaurant. The rooms we had were superb with wonderful views of forest and mountain from the French windows which opened onto secluded terraces. The bathrooms were tasteful with extra privacy for the toilet. Excellent shower and steam equipment. Linen changed every day which was a nice touch. There is a good ski room available to guests. On a more critical note, the rooms were exceedingly hot and I was unable to turn the thermostat down below 25C. Even then it kept resetting to 28C! The restaurant is very popular for lunch and dinner which means there is no space for a guest lounge. Après-ski or pre-dinner drinks are a little uncomfortable as a result. This may be less of an issue in summer when some covers can be arranged on the large terrace. Evening meals are excellent and great choice of wine too. Spa facilities are superb with a really great heated outdoor pool which we enjoyed most nights even when snowing! Despite the ski room, this hotel is not best suited to those wanting to get on the slopes early. Breakfast must be ordered by 6pm the night before, the choice is not huge but the quality is good. However this arrangement encourages over ordering and wasted food. Breakfast service itself is not available until 8am. Ski lift access is really only easy if you are driving or prepared to take taxis each morning. Buses are possible and there is a stop just outside the hotel but services are not that regular, particularly when it is snowing. We did discover it is possible to access one piste directly from the number 5 bus by getting off at Cadelverzo Nuova and walking around the corner. Then ski down to the Tofana lift. Alternatively get off at Ronco-bivio Cadelverzo (apparently in the middle of nowhere) cross over the road and wait for a number 3 bus to take you to Socrepes lift. Overall we had a fantastic stay here despite a few niggles. The concierge was extremely helpful whenever we had requests. The rooms we had were wonderful and the evening meals were delicious.