Very nice place

(Translated by Google) Well maintained, intelligently exploited both in summer and winter, beautiful walk, beautiful slopes (Original) Ben tenuto intelligentemente sfruttato sia d'estate che d'inverno bella passeggiata bellissime piste

(Translated by Google) The Internet is 1000 times more helpful for any type of information gathering. This facility is so useless. (Original) Für jede Art der Informationsbeschaffung ist das Internet 1000mal hilfreicher. Sowas von unnütz diese Einrichtung.

(Translated by Google) A fabulous place, beautiful 😍 (Original) Bajkowe miejsce, piękne 😍

(Translated by Google) We went there twice, and each time there was no friendliness!! And no help. Too bad for a tourist office! (Original) Nous y sommes allés 2 fois, et à chaque fois 0 amabilité !! Et aucune aide. Dommage pour un office de tourisme !

This is a good area for beginner and intermediate skiers. There is a magic carpet for lessons along with a nice beginner chair lift. Take the free ski bus instead of driving however, as the parking is a mess!

Fabulous! Variety of slopes. Beautiful views. Many spots for drinks and snacks. What else do you need?

lots of good intermediate trails for beginners and experienced skiers. Has very good connections to other parts of the mountain that offer more challenging trials.

Amazing resort, almost no queues to the lifts, beautiful views, interesting pistes, great bars and a party with a DJ in the afternoon.

If you ask me they should invest in some better ski lifts (no 6 or 8 people, max 4, no heated seats, etc), because this is terrible, at peak hours very very busy, waiting time over 15 minutes which in todays day and age not acceptable... Otherwise friendly staff, well prepaired slopes, but waiting time terrible...

Good slopes. Very calm during weekdays. Suring weekend you have apres ski. Family friendly

Very beautiful area for skiing. Even during fog around other area in Cortina, here was good visibility.

Five stars aren't enough to gratify this grandieuse natural show. The stone towers are easily accessible for almost everyone. There is a thrilling pathway winding through the stones offering a close experience.

Visited in late September, foggy and rainy weather created moody views. Even with limited visibility, the rock formations looked impressive. The WWI trenches and open-air museum add interesting history to the hike.

The lift was closed, so I drove up to the parking lot near 5 Torri. The road is quite steep and narrow, and parking spaces are very limited. Some hikers walk all the way from the base, but unless you’re well-prepared, I’d strongly recommend taking the lift instead. It takes about 1–2 hours to explore the peaks and wartime bunkers, with both easy and more challenging trails available. This was my absolute favorite destination in the Dolomites — the scenery and atmosphere were truly unforgettable.

Perfect place for a walk (even with children) 🧑‍🧑‍🧒‍🧒👍 You can take a cable car here and then enjoy trekking with beautiful views from the mountains. One trek is around Cinque Torri, so you can see the rocks from all sides Plus, there's a great restaurant at the top of the cable car 😉

One of the most beautiful hikes from Dolomites. There was big queue for the chairlift so we took the hike trail that was going underneath the chairlift. It is not very difficult hike.

We went with a guide to hike the cinque torri. The trails themselves were not that bad in terms of elevation, they were clearly marked and wide. We saw a lot of people who were much older than us managing easily. There is a cable car up to the trails which made the hike easy. There is a great WW1 open air museum with plaques in italian and english and german. My wife and I looked at the wikipedia article "Winter War" about this conflict between the italians and austrians which did a great job explaining the whole war theater. Gorgeous views (pictured).

Great experience learning about the war trenches and history of the area, while getting in some hiking along the way. Lovely place to also take in the views from the cafe at the top

A unique small museum, set in the remains of an Austrian fort at the frontline that saw heavy Italian bombardments during the Great War, situated amidst the peaks that were the theatre of some of the fiercest and bloodiest fighting humanity has seen. Hundreds of objects on display, of all kinds, mostly found in the battlefields by the family of "recuperanti" ("retrievers") that amassed the collection. An hour or easily even more (like in our case) of learning and reflection. Note: it can get quite crammed in high season.

This place is so much more than the Museum itself, they have preserved the trenches and paths to get to them all over the area.

The most beautiful open air museum in the Dolomites. I enjoyed every step here and the views are great everywhere you look. I definitely recommend visiting.

Museum is average but becomes more meaningful when walking the Austrian positions just in 10-minute walk distance.

Really big collection and beautiful surroundings. The display was a little old fashioned, i would have preferred more stories of the human experience and less 'piles of things'. Also I didn't think the display of human remains was respectful. And no need for the nazi memorabilia either...

Very nice hike. Very interesting museum explaining dreadful conditional in which soldiers lived during the war.

Overpriced. Unprofessional. Chaotic exhibition. Infinite amount of items without any provided explanation or context. Stop by, enjoy the view and the building from the outside. Also, POS not working.

Al Carmine is a restaurant that keeps you coming back for more. The staff was fantastic, offering charming and warm service from the moment we were welcomed until the very end of our meal. The food was truly amazing. My tripe, in particular, was so beautifully prepared, you could tell it was cooked with care and love.

Lovely restaurant up on a hill at Cortina d’Ampezzo. We had a late lunch at 1 pm and the crowd was moderate. The food is hearty and tasty. Do try their venison dishes. The restaurant is really good with their venison dishes. Definitely one of the better Alpine food we have tasted.

We were extremely tired from travelling and jet-lagged and this place was a great comforting spot. Food was warm and delicious. We had the gnocchi and lamb. Service was also excellent. They treated us with great service, not caring how we dressed (like typical tourist with bagpacks).

Our friends brought us here for dinner. That was our best dinner of the week!

Amazing food - we loved the beetroot ravioli, the prawn curry with black rice and the venison ravioli. The owner’s wife was very hospitable - would definitely recommend this place to anyone visiting Cortina.

The best meal we had in Italy, hands down. The deer with raspberries is a MUST! Everything we ate was jaw-dropping and we can’t stop talking about it. I will be dreaming about this meal! The restaurant itself was cozy and upscale, like an elevated mountain lodge. The staff also made my birthday very special with a candle in our dessert. Thank you, Al Camin!

Michelin level dishes and service without Micheline price. We had the blueberry gnocchi with deer ragu, veal cheek , passion fruit cream in vegetable soup and tart with meringue strawberry. They are all delicious in its own ways. The Veal cheek is so good and the meat basically melt in your mouth. I had to ask them how to prepare for it and see if I can duplicate it at home. The server patiently went through the cooking detail for this particular dish for me.

Very clean, great views, good value. Delicious breakfast! Everyone was very nice. Except the manager - she was a bit annoying, made faces and rolled her eyes on a couple of occasions - just not a pleasant person. Otherwise the rest of the staff were extremely sweet and helpful

Stayed a couple of nights in June. Service was excellent. We had one meal in the restaurant which was great, little pricey but excellent food. Great morning breakfast. Location worked well for day excursions. The view was awesome from the hotel location. Room was comfortable and clean. My only complaint is the one lane path you drive up to get there.

I’m Italian and as most of my fellow citizens, I love and appreciate, great food very much! This restaurant was great!Everything we had was delicious and the ambience is a dream, exactly the warm, tasteful atmosphere you would love and expect to find in this area!All wooden, antique hand painted heaters, every detail and decor is perfectly placed!Most importantly we really loved the food, one of the best restaurants we found in Cortina!Food is more elevated and refined than your typical local restaurant in the area, but it combines perfectly tradition with an elevated accent!Thank you for the experience, we’ll definitely come back!

This is a review of the restaurant. So we asked for a reservation and they said they were fully booked except for one left at 7:45. We got here at 7:45 and we were one of two groups that were here. A total of no more than eight people were here. For the remainder of the next 1.5 hrs, nobody showed up. We had to sit in the back room because they were too busy for us at 7:45 ( mind you only 6 people here). So we had to sit in a room. We could not sit outside, even though there was plenty of seating. It was absolutely shocking to see this. That being said, the food definitely was worth it as much as I would like to give them three stars, for the fact that they stuck us in a back room when nobody was in the restaurant, the food definitely was worth the five stars. The first course was homemade deer Prosciutto served with homemade horseradish and pickles. It was a small serving of bread that was absolutely amazing. The second course included homemade pasta made with local cheeses. Also very good! The main course was the play, which was by far the most tender, flavorful beef we’ve ever had . I highly recommend you get it . The second main course was polenta with a cream sauce, shaved with black truffles and chanterelles. A poached egg on top. I have to say that that was the most delicious polenta I’ve ever had A bottle of wine and they have a very good selection of wine here ranging from €30-€700 . Definitely a must try while here in Cortina D’‘ampzzo. The chef’s name is Luca Menadri and and he has obviously been more trained in the culinary arts. But just remember, you might end up in the back room with no view with an entirely empty at restaurant if you don’t reserve in advance !

This place is absolutely amazing! On the outside, the hotel itself is beautiful and the fact that it’s surrounded by views of the mountains makes it extra special. Inside the hotel is cozy and beautifully detailed, the rooms are very clean and they provided us with razors, shampoo, hair caps for the shower, and more. We chose to eat in the hotel restaurant, and let me just say, this is the BEST food I have ever eaten! They gave us each a complimentary beat soup which was out of this world delicious (didn’t know soup could taste this good), and the service was amazing, staff was very friendly and helpful. The location is great too, only a 5 minute drive from the main part of town. If you’re looking for a place to stay, or even just a place to eat out, this place is it! Would happily stay here, and eat here again.

One of the best meals we had in Cortina. We loved everything, from the pasta to the wine to the dessert. Truly MUST visit

Beautiful views, scenic drive there, and amazing food.

Best Hot Chocolate in Cortina! Lovat serves the richest, creamiest hot chocolate in Cortina—thick, velvety, and deeply chocolatey. Every sip is pure indulgence, especially with a dollop of fresh whipped cream. Perfect for a cozy après-ski treat, this is hot chocolate done right!

I have travelled the world extensively over 40 years. I ate at all restaurants ranging from pop & mom’s to Michelin three stars. This is my honest review of the pastry shop and team room Lovat in Cortina. I had a tasty torta della nonna there. There is a nice veranda section overlooking a street.

A busy spot for dessert and coffee. The gelato was amazing. As for the staff—perhaps they’d had a long day dealing with tourists. There was a slight bitterness in their tone, although they appeared more pleasant when interacting with Italian-speaking guests. This stood out as an unusual experience for me in this region.

Great place for a sweet break while strolling the Cortina D'Ampezzo city centre. Quick and kind service. The ice-cream Copa Spiritosa we ordered was pretty good but not outstanding.

Great spot that was open and friendly staff. Sache Torte , good cheesecake and ice cream. Most other places were closed as it was 2pm but we were not disappointed and left there on a sugar rush

Good coffee and nice millifoglia a bit chaotic, okay for a quick drink

Loved the strachiatella icecream and the lactose-free options for the coffee. The coffee itself is also one of the better ones in Cortina. Just be mindful that when you take something to go, you're expected to actually go. Not an issue, just something to keep in mind when you decide whether to have your order at the table or to go.

Very nice place and great atmosphere. We had Caprese salad, Pizza pepperoni and Pasta. The Pizza was very good and treat was okay. We really liked the desserts, mainly the Tiramisu. I really like the fact that there were a lot of Gluten Free dessert options 👍

Pizza sfaria is really good! Recommended if you are in Cortina. There are many old and recent Olympic torches which is very interesting. It took some time to have the staff to take my order though.

We came here for pizza, and the food itself was very good nicely made pizza with great flavor and good wine to go with it. The restaurant is nicely situated, and the interior has a cozy, relaxed vibe. Unfortunately, the service really brought down the experience. We felt mistreated by the staff not sure if it was because we were wearing hiking clothes (which is strange, considering it’s a hiking region), but the attitude toward us was unpleasant and made us feel unwelcome. It’s a shame, because the food was great, but I wouldn’t go back given how we were treated.

You must eat here! We ate here two nights in a row and would have eaten here again if they weren’t closed on Wednesdays! Pasta - delicious Pizza - divine Calzone - delectable Salad with chicken - yummmmm Tiramisu - 🤤🫠❤️ Nutella & pine nut pizza - 2😵4 They have a GF certificate, so they know their stuff and are careful. The MAJORITY of their desserts are GF, which is a rarity, but they’re also scrumptious. I’ve not had a tiramisu in over 13 years, but I got to eat one here! The staff are all helpful, friendly, and the perfect level of attentive. Prices are great. House wine is wonderful. My husband said the pizza with the super thin bacon that he had was amazing because you got the bacon flavor without all the bacon grease. I lovelovelove this place!

My husband and I had lunch here and it was lovely. The restaurant was quiet and charming, with friendly staff. The food was delicious- we had the mixed salad and pizzas which were phenomenal.

Restaurant Pizzeria Al Passetto Is not celiac friendly- at least not when we went there. Also, they have the worst service we have ever received. Extremely unfriendly and very poor communication- we do not recommend.

At 11 pm, take away pizza only. But delicious! 44 euros for 3 personal pizzas, a normal price.

I can't call this a meal, it's was a wonderful gastronomic experience. The waiters are very friendly and helpful, even the little dog is super friendly, she came to all the tables to say hi, so cute. If you are in the Cortina d'Ampezzo area, I highly recommend having this experience, not only the food but also the view.

Expeditions were high and fulfilled. Best service we got in Italy so far! Food was nice too. Double check if you need to book a table, to be sure.

Walked here for dinner onn the Villa Lunga Delle Dolomiti from Cortina. Fun way to continue a day of hiking/walking with a great reward at the end. The food was delicious, some of the best we have had in the Dolomites, the setting lovely, and the service very good.

Great view of the lake with excelent food and wine. Totally recommend.

Stumbled across this restaurant that had amazing reviews. The food was an experience, delicately prepared pairing of flavors to make each dish unique and honestly, perfect. The food is absolutely worth it. Sadly the service didn’t match the food. Upon walking in, my partner and I did not feel welcomed( we are here on holiday.) They sat us, waited quite a bit of time to order, and again food was perfection. When the bill came, we were asked if we wanted to tip, even though they had asked no one else if they wanted to tip. It felt as if we were being taken advantage of for being foreigners. We tipped anyway because it was awkward to say no, and then faces were made from the staff as we walked out of the restaurant. Again food amazing, atmosphere amazing, the service was disappointing because it was very clear they weren’t a fan of us being foreigners . Go anyway, the food is worth it , just be cautious if your not from Italy

Incredible Food, excellent service. We kind of stumbled in, not knowing that it is a higher class restaurant. It’s pricy, but you a get high quality restaurant experience. If you just want to eat some simple pasta or pizza it’s not for you.

Top quality food and honest wine list without crazy mark ups. 100% worth going and right by the lake. Service people really stood out as we’re all absolutely lovely