Italy › Cortina D’Ampezzo ›

Hotel Montana

Bed & Breakfast

Hotel Montana

Overview Location Accommodation Food & Drink Skiing

Facilities

Free Wi-Fi
Heated boot room
Hot & cold drinks dispenser (payable locally)

Description

Location

Location in resort

Longitude: 12.1368
Latitude: 46.5377
Location Description:
- Centrally located in resort
- 300 metres from Faloria lift
- 2 kilometres to ski school meeting point
- 50 metres to resort bus stop

Accommodation

Rooms

No. of rooms: 30

No. of buildings: 1
No. of floors: 4

Official rating: 2

Local Fees and Taxes

Tourist tax of €2 per person per night paid locally directly to hotel.

Rooms

Twin Rooms are 15m² and sleep up to three people (third bed is a single bed) with a double or twin beds, TV, safe, shower and hairdryer.

Superior Twin Rooms are more spacious and available on request, please call to book.

Standard Single Rooms are 14m².

Superior Single Rooms are 22m².

Family Rooms sleep four people and are available on request, please call to book.

Accessibility

The hotel have no adapted rooms.

Lift accessible: No
Lift serves all floors: Yes
No. of steps into property: 10
Access ramp: No

Food & Drink

Meals

The hotel offers a buffet breakfast each day with lots of choices, including cereal, yoghurt, bread and juice.

Board basis options available

Bed & Breakfast

This property caters for the following special dietary requirements

Vegetarians

Skiing in Cortina D’Ampezzo

Our Ratings

Excellent for beginners
Excellent for intermediates
Great for experts

Cortina D’Ampezzo Ski Runs

km Green
49km Blue
35km Red
13km Black

Cortina D’Ampezzo Ski Stats

140 km Ski Area
1224m—2939m Ski Altitude
1224m Resort Altitude

Ski Lift Information

Types: Lifts 35, Chairlifts 25, Cable car 4, Draglifts 5, Gondolas 1

Ski Resort Description

Cortina D’Ampezzo

There’s only one! The Olympic resort of Cortina D’Ampezzo is one of the most filmed, photographed, skied and visited resorts in the Italian Alps. Located east of the Sellaronda circuit, it’s not called the 'Queen of the Dolomites' for nothing. It’s renowned for the excellent selection of skiing as well as superb accommodation, bars, restaurants and shopping. The main skiing areas are the Cortina Cube (Socrepes, Faloria and Mietres), Tofana, and Lagazuoi - 5 Torri, with plenty of challenging runs as well as some of the most amazing views. The areas are either linked by the impressive network of lifts or local ski buses and in Winter 2021 saw a number of new and improved lifts cutting down queues and CO2 emissions. The Tofana area has a women's downhill World Cup run, which Cortina hosts each January and, in February 2021, held the FIS Alpine World Ski Championships, inviting some of the world's best skiers for an unmissable event. For people-watchers, the evening highlight is the passeggiata (stroll) along the Corso Italia by fur-and-jewellery clad visitors from Milan and Venice wandering through antique shops, designer boutiques and bars.