We stayed in San Cassiano during our trip to the Dolomites, in large part because the book of…read morehiking trails that we had for the Dolomites seemed to place the town squarely in the middle of where the hikes were generally situated. Lagacio seemed like a newer spot that wasn't a 5-star spot, but it was small (we counted around 30 rooms total in the whole place) and better-priced than options such as Fanes or Rosa Alpina, and the finishes looked quite new - so we ended up booking a 6-night stay here. The first thing that I really liked was that the 2 levels of garage parking have assigned spots - so you will never be jammed for a place to park, as I noticed at many other hotels in the area. Everyone here is friendly as well, from the bellhop who shuttled all of our bags to our rooms, to the folks at the front desk who could answer all of our questions and (by the end) knew that I wanted a Dolomiti red ale whenever we came back from hikes. Because the hotel is built on a slope, the garages are at the ground level next to the main road - but the lobby (on the '4th' floor) was at the ground level for the small road that goes through town. Outside of the lobby - which is very cozy, with a few couches, outdoor bar stools and tables, and a small bar - the rest of the floors are filled with suites, with each floor having additional features (e.g. the breakfast dining room on the 3rd floor, fitness on the 2nd floor, spa on the 1st floor, and laundry on floor -1). The hallways, like the rooms themselves, have a lodge-y feel to them, with lots of clean-cut, light-colored wood lining the hallways, covered with thin carpets on top. The rooms themselves are definitely more designed for folks staying together, as there is no door or divider separating the shower area from the bedroom - something to be aware of if you are traveling with a friend). Aside from that small design flaw, though, the rest of the room is excellent. You have an ample walk-in area next to the door to store your suitcases and hang clothing, followed by the kitchenette and the 'living room', which has a couple couches. The best feature is the filtered water faucet, which negates the need to load up on bottled water (and was extremely handy to fill up our water bladders in our backpacks each day). You can walk straight out onto the porch and simply relax under any weather (the rain didn't hit us on the sole rainy day we had here). The bed was perhaps the other negative as well, as I am not a big fan of firm mattresses, but the beds here are quite firm, which made it hard to get the kind of optimal sleep I had been hoping for. That said, the mattresses we had on our trip were more on the firm side, leading me to believe it's more of a European preference than anything. Perhaps the best benefit of staying here was the food. Cake was served on the weekdays at 3:30 PM, and it was a tasty way of refreshing ourselves after our hikes. It varies day to day, with my favorite probably being the berry jelly-filled cake we had on one of our first days there. Breakfast, though, was the star. You have assigned tables to sit at every day (making it easy to know where to plop down and start your day), and the choice of food is absolutely fantastic. You can make your own juice with the 2 juicing machines available (I had fresh-squeezed OJ every day), sample many varieties of home-made bread (I really liked the ciabatta rolls), and indulge in pastries, toast, cured meats, yogurt, granola, and many other choices, along with choices of fresh eggs prepared to your liking. It certainly made it tempting to go overboard every day, but the variety was fantastic, and with such wholesome foods from local sources, it was hard to go wrong. I enjoyed everything I had here each morning, and it's such a simple way to start the day without having to figure out what you want to make (or, more difficult since this is a small resort town, where to eat in the morning). While there are many choices of where to stay in this region, I was a big fan of Lagacio, and I would be very tempted to stay here again should I come back to these parts in the future. As a relatively new hotel / resort, everything has a fresh feel to it, and I can't say enough about how cozy and relaxing it was to spend time here during our week in the mountains. The only real downside was the firmness of the mattress, but everything else was par excellence.

Amazing accommodation near San Vigilion di Marebbe. Superclean and wonderfully furnished apartment…read morewith fully equipped kitchen. Friendly and helpful owners. Great for children. If you're looking for a quiet place to stay in this area and you don't require room-service, house keeping etc, you won't be disappointed. We enjoyed our stay and we hope to come back someday.

I want to give the Post Hotel no stars- because I want to make sure there will always be a room…read moreready for my and my fiancee anytime we want to go! The Post Hotel is everything we wanted for our stay in San Candido-- and more. The hotel is clean, modern, inviting, centrally located, charming, quiet, and very comfortable. The staff are equally as welcoming, charming, friendly, and will do anything to make your stay perfect. One of the staff members noticed we arrived late on our first night and although the kitchen was "closed", they arranged to get us a hot meal- without us even saying/asking anything! THAT is service! The parking was perfect for keeping our car safe and snow-free during our stay. It was very easy to go in and out of the parking structure and we never had an issue finding a good spot. It was worth the extra few euros. The food at Post Hotel is spectacular. The morning spread is more than enough to sustain you for your following daily activities. The dinner service is delicious, surprising, and gourmet. While we usually like to explore and try new places to eat- we could not help but eat at the hotel multiple times during our stay. It was just too good and they rotate their menu each night. We loved having a designated table just for us for each meal- no need for reservations! The wellness area is relaxing, rejuvenating, and a great way to unwind after a full day of activities. Everything is clean and very well taken care of. The towels are always stacked high and the spa refreshments are always full. We spent quite a bit of time in the wellness area. The spa services are also great. I had two different massages and a customized facial during our stay. Again, everything was clean, modern, and the spa services were world class. I would highly recommend added this to your list of to-dos for your stay at Post Hotel. The room was large, accommodating, and had a great view of the mountains. The bed was large and comfortable as were the sheets and pillows. While we didn't spend much time there, the porch was lovely and if it were warmer, we would have spent more time out there. The tub was HUGE. The shower is also very large (unlike a lot of other hotels in Italy). The water temperature and pressure was perfect. My favorite parts of the room: the heated bathroom floor and towel rack. It's easy to warm up, and dry out after a long day of skiing with that touch. We will definitely be back- perhaps in summer next time- to explore some hiking in the area. We loved our stay at Post Hotel.

This was such an amazing experience staying at the Posthotel. To say it is a lifestyle hotel is…read morevery accurate. The entire staff is so helpful and accommodating. They were able to give us personalized recommendations for hiking in the area and can provide you with gear for the day (backpacks, poles, etc.) with no cost. It was my birthday while we were here and they gave me a gift and a card at the breakfast table. They also worked with my boyfriend to decorate the dinner table! They definitely made me feel special. The breakfast is incredible and the views are great. The sauna was also an incredible and relaxing experience. Would definitely come again!

We stayed here for two nights with our family to escape from the city and get some snow…read moreactivities/spa into our vacation. Close to the town of Brunico and accessible to ski slopes in Plan de Corones and Val Casies. Accommodations: They have undergone a recent compete remodel and the hotel is very chic. Wood floors, nice outdoor furnishings, also a cozy bar with fireplace that has a great selection of local spirits. Spa: Super relaxing, with steam room, sauna, indoor pool, "aria fresca" zone where you can sit outside when taking a break from the sauna while snow gently falls on top of you. Very clean. The "relax area" has daybeds, hot tea/tisane and delicious local apples so you can read a book or just chill. Food: Breakfast: the breakfast buffet had many delicious options, including a rotating spread of breads made in house (the apple strudel was a highlight) and scrambled eggs. They served eggs with pancetta which is like a more delicious version of bacon. Also try the yogurt which is made in the region and the fruit jams. Dinner: Every night a 5 course dinner with homemade food is served, the salad course is a buffet with fantastic array of cold salads. Every day the menu changes and you need to reserve your spot ahead of time. Service: Courteous and attentive, all the staff were happy to share recommendations and were multilingual in English, German and Italian. Who is Christof: This remains to be determined but he is mentioned in unexpected places. It's a fun theme for the hotel that appears throughout the property. :)