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Hotel Tyrolia
Set in Malga Ciapela, Hotel Tyrolia offers rooms with a mountain-view balcony, 164 feet from the Marmolada cable car.
Hotel Coldai
Overlooking the Dolomite mountains, Hotel Coldai is located in Alleghe’s center, 328 feet from Alleghe- Piani di Pezze ski elevators. This family-run property has a restaurant.
Hotel Garnì Il Cirmolo
This Alpine-style hotel offers a peaceful location with beautiful views of the Dolomites, 1.6 mi from the center of Rocca Pietore.
Hotel Valgranda Wellness & Spa
Nestled in the Zoldo Dolomites, this Alpine-style hotel offers a traditional restaurant and rooms with with parquet floors and free Wi-Fi. Zoldo Alto is 1.9 mi away.
La Baita
La Baita is located at an altitude of 5249 feet, in Livinallongo Del Col Di Lana. It offers a spacious garden, a sauna, and a gourmet restaurant.
Hotel Al Forte
Surrounded by the Dolomites, Hotel Al Forte is partly an ex-fortress from the times of the First World War.
Pineta Pastry Hotel
Traditional and family-run Pineta Pastry Hotel offers mountain-view rooms and a restaurant serving Veneto specialties. Wellness facilities are available on site.
Hotel Roy
Overlooking the Marmolada Mountain, Hotel Roy is a traditional mountain chalet 820 feet from the Malga Ciapela – Marmolada cable car. It features a restaurant and free wellness facilities.
Hotel & Ristorante Baita Dovich
Set in front of the Marmolada Ski Slopes, this family-run hotel and restaurant is a 10-minute walk from the center of Malga Ciapela.
Hotel Garni Excelsior
Offering free shuttle service to the ski slopes, Hotel Garni Excelsior is located 3.1 mi from Livinallongo del Col di Lana.
What Guests Said About Caprile:
- 6.0Scored 6.0
Tiny village at the intersection of a couple of major roads...
Tiny village at the intersection of a couple of major roads connecting different valleys. Spectacular view of NW wall of Mt. Civetta is the main attraction. The 5km walk along the river to Alleghe is the best way to kill a couple of hours. A cheaper option, I suppose, than other places in the Dolomites, thus ok as "base-camp" but be prepared to drive around to do your preferred alpine activities (skiing, hiking, climbing, biking, etc).MassimoUnited States of America
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