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We arrived early because the weather was not looking good and we decided to cancel our hike. Fortunately the room was ready for us. Hotel Olimpia normally charge 15 euros per day for parking but we were originally booked in Hotel Al Larin which has free parking, they honoured free parking for me in Hotel Olimpia. That was good because the carpark is behind and our room was on the ground floor. So we did not have to go up nor down any stairs with our luggage. Otherwise from the street there is a long flight of stairs to the hotel reception and if your room is upstairs, more stairs to climb. The room was of adequate size for 3 of us. The bathroom was very small though and smells of mold. There was a kettle. coffee and tea, but no fridge. The tv didn't have any English channels. The picture here in Tripadvisor are old. Our room was newly renovated with modern decor which is different from their old pictures with dated decor. However they did not have blackout curtains. Also our room face the road and a carpark. So there was traffic noise even till late. We could sleep but light sleepers might find it bothersome. The room was clean and beds comfortable. There are toiletries and the shower is strong and hot. Breakfast had limited variety and the first morning the croissants were either burnt or cold. The hard boiled eggs were cold too. Unfortunately for us, we were mostly stuck in the hotel for the 2 days we were there because it rained all day. The hotel is near shops and restaurants so we could walk around a bit but not for 2 whole days. We will be back and will stay in hotel Olimpia again for its central location.

We were doing a road trip and had no plans to go to Corina De Ampezio, after 5 hours driving from outh area around venezia, we did arrived during a rainy day in Cortina, we were tired and didnt wanted to continue driving, so we decided to find a hotel and all were booked and super expensive for 1 night, we walk several since th apps were not helpings, and we found this hotel Aquila, in the center of the city, is older, but very well kept, they help us with umbreall to park our car, we unload out bags, and gave us a triple room with breakfast , very spacious and onfirtable, they had tead and hot water in the lobby, we had tea and warm up, they also have a tea kettle in the rom, it was nice since were cold not expecting this drastic chamge of weathe and also raining. we really enjoyed a our short stayed, they are very helpful, the breakfast was super good, not much variety for us on meet since we dont eat pork, but we undertad is italy!! they had a variety of bread, pastries , very delcious, juices yougurts, eggs scrambed , and some cold meats but all were pork no chicken or beef. they also have a restaurant for dinner if you want to, but we did had dinner in a nother place. the balcony had spectacular views. they had very nice stores in the walking area , a church very close by, we really enjoyed.

The room we booked was nothing like what was advertised. The “view” that was described was actually a view of the parking lot and no view of the Dolomites. The front desk staff were very kind and helpful and moved our room, but it appeared they were only able to because the hotel was empty. There was a thermostat in the room but absolutely no cold air coming in so we had to open the door that was connected to another hotel members balcony, plus allowed horrendous busy street noise into the room. The hotel being $800+ a night PLUS additional fees ($50 per night for parking, $25 room service fee when the kitchen is only 2 floors down) is absurd. The only thing I have to say about this hotel being nice is the staff. The updated rooms is the only thing this hotel has to offer and it does not make up for the poor room “view” advertising and uncalled for additional fees. Breakfast was included but the only thing you can order is eggs. Only allowing 60 minutes per STAY in the spa is not okay either, or again having to pay more if you’d like to stay more than an hour. I will never stay at this hotel again. It was a total rip off.

If Cortina wasn’t under so much construction for the Olympics this may have been so much better. But as it was this hotel was different than any I have ever stayed in. The style and quirkiness was very cool! Our room had a balcony that I’m sure is very nice if not looking at a crane lol. The beds were great and the pillows amazing. Breakfast was good as well. If you are looking for style,art and a cool quirky place this is it!!!

I came to B&B Tre Croci Cortina for a solo stay – I've been here on sabbatical for 6 days and 5 nights, and my stay at this B&B was nothing short of amazing. It's located right outside of Cortina, which is very convenient because of how close it is to Lake Sorapis, Lake Braies, and Tre Cime & Cadini di Minsurina. The hotel staff is very kind, patient, and courtesy... and the kitchen/dining staff is PHENOMENAL. They're very intentional about making your staff feel like home. Yamirka & her fellow dining staff made the difference in my staff. The rooms are very modern & there is plenty of space. The view of the mountains is beautiful, too. The only cons I would mention are the level of noise from patrons who don't do their best to abide by the ask for quiet in the hallways – I don't think it's intentional, but the closeness to the hallways makes a bit of a difference. Also, I'm someone who likes to sleep with it very cold, and my room thermostat wouldn't go down for some reason (I just slept with the door open as it was cold outside at night). I couldn't recommend this place more. If you're coming to the Dolomites, stay here! 🖤

The hotel is really lovely with gorgeous mountain views and fabulous breakfast and dining room. Our only complaint is that there was no AC and it was hot. Our room was situated on the second floor over the lounge area, so we couldn't have the window open without smelling cigarette smoke. If we had been in another part of the hotel and been able to have fresh air, I think we would have been perfectly happy with our room.