Hotel Cà Fiore

The hotel's prime location near ski slopes and amenities is praised. Guests love the clean, cozy rooms and friendly staff. The breakfast buffet is varied and abundant, and staff promptly attend to guest requests.

We have just had a week staying in this lovely wee hotel. We were a little apprehensive given some, although a minority, of the reviews. However, we were pleasantly surprised and it reminded us that there is just no pleasing some people. We arrived late on the hotel had kept the dining room open for us all. The rooms in this traditional hotel are clean, warm and comfortable. Food was varied so plenty to eat for everyone . Consisting of an optional buffet, followed by three courses (three options for each course). All excellent quality, and plentiful. Even the fussiest of eaters would find something. All staff were extremely friendly and helpful, more like staying with family. They all work tirelessly to make sure things run smoothly, and staff go out their way to accommodate guests. Towels were changed every day, and the cleaning staff do a great job. The place is immaculate. Plenty of hot water. Decent WiFi. Enough space in rooms. Fridge. Hairdryer. Boot room. Jacuzzis and sauna (again, immaculate). The only negative would be the thinness of the walls, meaning you can hear everybody in rooms either side but we did understand that’s a nature of building given its age. Nothing some earplugs doesn’t sort though. Location wise very handy across from Campo Smith and the bus stop a few moments walk. Overall, would be happy to come again and speaking to others, they seem to make it a regular thing with no complaints.

Hotel Ca Fiore is a well run welcoming hotel with the indefatigable Katya and the team seemingly everywhere. The hotel is really clean with staff cleaning constantly. The hotel is warm and comfortable with good aperitivi and lots of lounge space. There’s a good heated boot room. Great breakfast and dinner. Do not believe the rabbit head review! The Campo Smith complex is a short stroll easily manageable with ski gear. The town is ‘real’. It is cheap. For aperitivi check out Medail Birreria by the train station, and during the day Cafe Igloo at Campo Smith was a nice sanctuary Skiing. Pros. It is great for beginners, with a nice nursery area and the blue back to Campo Smith is gentle. There are lots of tree lined reds with no surprises, though the Olimpica below Chesal and the 28 at Bosco are a bit steeper. The Ban area is amazing when there is visibility. We had 40-50cm of snow early in the week 25 Feb to 3 March 2024, so there was loads of off piste in both areas. There is a nice low key atmosphere. We would go there again. Cons. There were many un-opened pistes and lifts which could have been opened, there was plenty of natural snow, with artificial snow top up and maintenance. The lift passes are cheap so maybe that is a business plan. Campo Smith is quite brutalist and concrete but looks good covered in snow. The Colomion drag lift is brutal.