I migliori ristoranti di cucina altre cucinenella città Corvara in badia della Bolzano/bozen

23/02/2026: Everything was great, I'd love to come back soon! 🙂😊

02/01/2026: The three resident dogs growled at us during the meal because we didn't share any of the food with them. The food was good, but the service could be improved, as could the music.

04/03/2026: The place is very beautiful: the terrace offers a priceless view of the Dolomites. The service is good. Despite the large crowd, it was quite fast. I would recommend improving the food: the Kaisersmarren was burnt, and the polenta, mushrooms, and sausage had mediocre sausage and mushrooms; the polenta was decent. The terrace is really beautiful, but the prices are too high for the quality.

27/02/2026: A mountain hut overlooking both the slopes and the road. I stopped in for lunch while skiing around 2:15 PM, drawn by the large banner outside announcing "hot food all day." Once we entered, no one paid any attention until we asked to sit down for lunch. Once we were seated, no one brought us a menu, so we had to ask for that too... Once the menu was brought, the waitress informed us that since it was 2:30 PM, the kitchen was closed, so there were only four hot dishes to choose from. The food was good, no complaints there, but the banner outside should indicate the kitchen's hours and not advertise it as open all day. The place, however, is very beautiful and well-kept, both inside and out.

01/03/2026: Position is very good and the room are clean, even if overpriced, but it’s crazy that an hotel on the slopes don’t have a luggage deposit service, they told me that they couldn’t keep my luggage for my last day of ski and also they ask me to free the parking spot, so basically I had to find a new park and leave all my luggage on the street, even my computer. That’s a poor service and for sure Not a service aligned with the price of the room.

12/02/2026: Conveniently located guesthouse in the center of Corvara, right between the Boé lift and the Col Alto lift. Both lifts are within walking distance. From the Col Alto, you can even ski back to the guesthouse (across the street). Both lifts provide access to the Sella Ronda. Corvara is also an excellent starting point for other hikes. Friendly owners. A cheerful welcome at breakfast every morning at 7:30 am. The breakfast was excellent, by the way. There was a wide selection. Egg dishes were made to order every morning, so there was plenty of variety. Cakes, biscuits, and sweet croissants were also available. Parking was available in a spacious parking space in a covered parking garage. The (standard) room was basic, unfortunately without a balcony. The room wasn't oversized, and the space around the bed was actually limited. The bed was fine. The bathroom was clean and tidy, with everything you need. The bathroom was a bit dated (1970s). The room and bathroom were spotlessly clean. Excellent Wi-Fi. The guesthouse is located on a main road and near the church. It snowed twice overnight, and then they cleared the snow very early in the morning. The beeping of the snowplows when reversing was particularly annoying. And if the snowplows didn't wake you up, you were woken every day at 7:00 a.m. by the very loud church bells. Street noise was also clearly audible, so light sleepers should be aware of this. We turned this necessity into a virtue by having breakfast at 7:30 a.m. every morning, allowing us to start skiing at 8:30 a.m. The ski launch was in the ski room. Very small and cramped. With four people, it was already full. A plus was the boot heater. Even when it was hot, it was wonderful to slip into warm ski boots. We found the price-quality ratio of this guesthouse to be excellent. Our rating for this guesthouse is 4.5.