"We enjoyed our stay. The room was larger than expected, and we were pleasantly surprised to discover the breakfast was included, and substantial! Views from our balcony were incredible too."
"We enjoyed our stay. The room was larger than expected, and we were pleasantly surprised to discover the breakfast was included, and substantial! Views from our balcony were incredible too."
"Great stay in a beautiful and convenient location in Cortina. The hotel parking was a bit tight, but manageable. Excellent breakfast and very helpful and friendly staff. Would definitely stay here again."
"Great stay in a beautiful and convenient location in Cortina. The hotel parking was a bit tight, but manageable. Excellent breakfast and very helpful and friendly staff. Would definitely stay here again."
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Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Cannot fault the hotel at all. Service was incredible, staff will go above and beyond, clean rooms and the spa is brilliant! The views from the hotel are incredible as well. Breakfast was amazing too with lots of options - I have never seen protein powder at a breakfast buffet!
Just an FYI, you need a universal adaptor if you want to charge anything by your bed. The normal European two pin (round) plug points are by the desk and in the bathroom.
Cannot fault the hotel at all. Service was incredible, staff will go above and beyond, clean rooms and the spa is brilliant! The views from the hotel are incredible as well. Breakfast was amazing too with lots of options - I have never seen protein powder at a breakfast buffet!
Just an FYI, you need a universal adaptor if you want to charge anything by your bed. The normal European two pin (round) plug points are by the desk and in the bathroom.
Jinal
Reviewed October 10, 2026Reviewed October 10, 2026
Stayed for 1 week. Fantastic experience. Highlights were friendly staff, good breakfast and pretty much a private spa every night (we visited in July) - I imagine it would get busy quickly as it's very small but kept very clean. Very good sauna.
Basic rooms but all you need in an area with so much outdoor activities to do.
Stayed for 1 week. Fantastic experience. Highlights were friendly staff, good breakfast and pretty much a private spa every night (we visited in July) - I imagine it would get busy quickly as it's very small but kept very clean. Very good sauna.
Basic rooms but all you need in an area with so much outdoor activities to do.
Great Mountain view from the balcony. Friendly staff. Comfy rooms. Easy parking. Great location as a short walk into the town centre. Breakfast sorts you for the day with many an option.
Great stay for 4 nights, but bar area is non-existent therefore either in the room or look elsewhere. They did open a red wine bottle we brought back and provide glasses on a night in. Bathrooms outdated unfortunately but aware some have been renovated which hopefully the rest will be soon.
Great Mountain view from the balcony. Friendly staff. Comfy rooms. Easy parking. Great location as a short walk into the town centre. Breakfast sorts you for the day with many an option.
Great stay for 4 nights, but bar area is non-existent therefore either in the room or look elsewhere. They did open a red wine bottle we brought back and provide glasses on a night in. Bathrooms outdated unfortunately but aware some have been renovated which hopefully the rest will be soon.
Considered out of season right now. The town of Cortina D'Ampezzo is very quite by day and a ghost town by night. Anyone familiar with Italian culture will realise something is not right here when trying to communicate whilst shopping etc...That is because you are NOT communicating with an indigenous Italian. If you are, you will have fun and they will try to help and go the extra distance to do so. Food / clothing is very expensive. Brennero (Austrian border) is not a nice place and the...
Considered out of season right now. The town of Cortina D'Ampezzo is very quite by day and a ghost town by night. Anyone familiar with Italian culture will realise something is not right here when trying to communicate whilst shopping etc...That is because you are NOT communicating with an indigenous Italian. If you are, you will have fun and they will try to help and go the extra distance to do so. Food / clothing is very expensive. Brennero (Austrian border) is not a nice place and the...
Anonymous traveller
Reviewed November 28, 2016Reviewed November 28, 2016
Great location close to shops and restaurants. Really friendly and helpful staff. Reasonably priced parking. Access to sister hotel’s spa and pool. Spacious and comfy mini apartments which are spotlessly clean. A great place to stay in Cortina.
Great location close to shops and restaurants. Really friendly and helpful staff. Reasonably priced parking. Access to sister hotel’s spa and pool. Spacious and comfy mini apartments which are spotlessly clean. A great place to stay in Cortina.
Julie
Reviewed September 17, 2018Reviewed September 17, 2018
The staff were so helpful and friendly. Location was great with a shuttle bus into town. Beautiful setting and views. I would definitely recommend this hotel.
The staff were so helpful and friendly. Location was great with a shuttle bus into town. Beautiful setting and views. I would definitely recommend this hotel.
First time visit for us we had a warm welcome from geovani easy check in then shown to our room and given a brief look around. its
A small hotel with a family feel our room was cleaned every day and fresh towels. The breakfast was cereals, rolls, eggs, fresh and dried fruits, yougurts, french toast, jams, cheese, cakes, fresh juice, teas and coffee self serve if we needed advice we asked roseanna who would go out of her way to help us, you can tell they want you to enjoy your holiday. We will...
First time visit for us we had a warm welcome from geovani easy check in then shown to our room and given a brief look around. its
A small hotel with a family feel our room was cleaned every day and fresh towels. The breakfast was cereals, rolls, eggs, fresh and dried fruits, yougurts, french toast, jams, cheese, cakes, fresh juice, teas and coffee self serve if we needed advice we asked roseanna who would go out of her way to help us, you can tell they want you to enjoy your holiday. We will...
stephen
Reviewed September 19, 2024Reviewed September 19, 2024
Brilliant hotel in a great location. Breakfast was great and there is a bar and bistro on site. The bus stop for buses to Cortina or Misurina is right outside.
Brilliant hotel in a great location. Breakfast was great and there is a bar and bistro on site. The bus stop for buses to Cortina or Misurina is right outside.
The staff were really friendly, we received an free upgrade, the room was bigger and the view was lovely! Breakfast was good! We noticed tour groups stayed there so be wary when going for breakfast! Internet was good and we were able to leave our luggage there!
The staff were really friendly, we received an free upgrade, the room was bigger and the view was lovely! Breakfast was good! We noticed tour groups stayed there so be wary when going for breakfast! Internet was good and we were able to leave our luggage there!
What's the best boutique-style accommodation in Cortina d'Ampezzo?
Mandarin Oriental Cristallo, Cortina is a favourite hotel with our travellers looking for stylish accommodation, and features 74 guestrooms, 3 restaurants and a full-service spa.
What's there to see and do in Cortina d'Ampezzo?
The spas, mountain views and skiing are just some of the things to enjoy while you're in the area. Activities and attractions to experience around Cortina d'Ampezzo include Dolomites, Cortina d'Ampezzo Museum of the Great War and Ethnographic Museum Regole d'Ampezzo. You might also want to see places such as Lake Braies, Mario Rimoldi Modern Art Museum and Messner Mountain Museum Dolomites during your trip.
What kind of weather should I plan for when I travel to Cortina d'Ampezzo?
Understanding the weather in Cortina d'Ampezzo is important when planning your trip. The hottest months are usually July and August, with an average temperature of 13°C, while the coldest months are January and February, with an average of -3°C. The snowiest months in Cortina d'Ampezzo are February, January, March and December, with each month seeing an average of 349 cm of snowfall.
What's the best way to get to my boutique hotel in Cortina d'Ampezzo?
You have a few options for travelling to and around Cortina d'Ampezzo. The nearest major airport is Bolzano (BZO), which is located 38.7 mi (62.3 km) from the heart of the city. If you'd like to explore around the area, consider renting a car to explore more sights.