Hotel Dolomiti Schloss

“An awesome stay at Hotel Dolomiti”

Schloss Hotel Dolomiti is centrally located in Canazei, right in the shops and a short walk to the ski lifts. An historic hotel built in 1904, the hotel and furnishings are spacious and elegant. As an Australian visiting the Dolomites for the first time the experience has been fantastic, the staf... more

Schloss Hotel Dolomiti is centrally located in Canazei, right in the shops and a short walk to the ski lifts. An historic hotel built in 1904, the hotel and furnishings are spacious and elegant. As an Australian visiting the Dolomites for the first time the experience has been fantastic, the staff are very friendly and the food with lots of different options including traditional recipes from the local area as well as pizza I couldn’t have asked for more. The ski area is huge and very well suited to all levels of skiers. The scenery and mountains including the famous mountain known as the marmolada are jaw dropping beautiful. At the end of a day skiing, the spa including jacuzzis, saunas and steam room were very relaxing! I would highly recommend the hotel Dolomiti for your next ski trip. You will not be disappointed 😀

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“One night stop”

I stayed at the Hotel Dolomiti Schloss for one night when driving through the Dolomites and it made for a handy base for the night. I was given a room on arrival early evening but there was so much noise through an adjoining door from the people bundling in and being loud in the next room that I... more

I stayed at the Hotel Dolomiti Schloss for one night when driving through the Dolomites and it made for a handy base for the night. I was given a room on arrival early evening but there was so much noise through an adjoining door from the people bundling in and being loud in the next room that I asked to move which reception arranged. The car parking is around the back of the hotel in the general parking area along the street and you are given a slip of paper to put in the car indicating you are staying at the hotel and no need to pay for parking. Depending where the room is the hotel is a bit of a labyrinth of corridors but all in all was ok for one night. I had a booking with breakfast which was served in a large restaurant which was quite busy and the food was fine with a good selection.

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“Nice hotel marred by room and noise issues.”

Went with a group of friends. The hotel is a bit of a maze. This meant a a long walk downstairs before going up stairs to get to the room. Twin bed rooms had been booked but on arrival at the room we discovered the "twin beds" were next to each other with no space, effectively a double bed. There... more

Went with a group of friends. The hotel is a bit of a maze. This meant a a long walk downstairs before going up stairs to get to the room. Twin bed rooms had been booked but on arrival at the room we discovered the "twin beds" were next to each other with no space, effectively a double bed. There was no option to move them apart. As I was sharing with another make this was awkward. I eventually used the much smaller occasional bed ( probably a child's bed), not what I had expected given the price. Otherwise the hotel was clean, all the staff were friendly and helpful. Food was reasonable with usual buffet breakfast and a choice in the evening. Hotel was situated an About 10 min walk from the Gondola, ski depot was a bit chaotic, allocated spaces for skis but not boots and there were not enough drying spaces for everyone's boots. The hotel has the Kaiserkeller on the bottom floor, this emptied out into the street below our room at 2am. The resulting noise woke us most nights. One couple we met had a room just above this bar and it was so noisy they demanded to be moved. I would think twice about using this hotel again.

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