This high ropes course is relatively new and put up by the local guides just off the main road…read morebetween Corvara and Colfosco. It has three courses of varying difficulty nestled in the trees some 5 metres above the ground. The courses themselves aren't overly difficult if you have a head for heights but beware the nervous as some bits are a bit hairy and although you're always safe and fastened onto a safety wire it's easy to get a bit scared when the trees sway or you have to do one of the zip wires. It's not expensive though and to do all three grades of course is only EUR12 including all the kit so it is well worth a visit.

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 located Nature Hotel Delta after scouring multiple review sites and trying to find a good price…read morein the area as well. I am so happy I choose this place. One minor down side is that it is not right in the village. You can't walk out the door and to restaurants or stores but you won't care! It more than makes up for it. I swear. You can easily walk a small trail that is about 1/4 mile to get to the village though. It is recently remodeled and the rooms are nicely done. A lot of natural wood. If you are fortunate enough to have a room with a balcony, the view is stunning. We took advantage and sat outside multiple times. We went back for lunch one day and ate there. The family that runs the hotel is also so welcoming. They are friendly, easy to talk to and willing to make suggestions on where to go, what to do, etc.... Breakfast had a nice selection of cereals, pastry, yogurt, meat, cheese, fruit. There was juice, water and milk to drink. They also would make you eggs, if requested. You can also order an espresso, latte, cappuccino, etc... We plan to return to this area and this will be where we choose to stay. One side note, in case you have never traveled in this region. There is only a fitted sheet and duvet. As it was August and warmer, I needed something lighter. You can request a top sheet and light blanket and they will provide it. There is no AC in the room but the nights cooled down quite a bit and we just opened the window and that was sufficient.

Great place to stay for a winter vacation in the Dolomites…read more Our host Daniel was very helpful with everything. Perfect service at all times of the day. The food was great where you before the dinner is served a buffe with some snacks and after that there is served a 3 course dinner where u make your selections from the menu the day before. The food is a mixture of Italian, german and french food and has a lot of flavor Pros: - Location - 2 minutes away from the lift up to the skiarea. - Service - The food, both dinner and breakfast. All great. Will fill you plenty for a day out skiing and refill you when you get back Cons: - old interior - some of the bathrooms at the hotel need a bit of renovation. This is definitely a place i would recommend for anyone going skiing in the Dolomites.

What a great place to stay and motorcycles welcome…read more The food was just like Italian family cooking as the lady was a chef. We were there in May a few years ago so I was checking if it is still open and hopefully the same people are in charge, Anne VOC

We chose the Turmhotel because of its good reviews by other guests and promising website but are a…read morelittle bit disappointed with our choice. - Location Although I love to travel of the beaten path, this location is too remote and in the middle of nowhere. Compared to scenic dolomites the valley is quite unspectacular and restaurants so far away that you either have to take the car or eat at the hotel. If you at least want to have some choice in the evening I recommend staying in Dobbiaco. Even Welschnofen is a sleepy town. Be warned if you are planning a stay on a Monday night, because all restaurants in the vicinity are closed!!! +/- Rooms The rooms are as cute as they are looking on the website. Rustic but quaint and spacious. Each room has a balcony from where you either overlook the mountains or the village. However, you cannot regulate the room temperature yourself and have to ask the manager for assistance. This seems to come along with the hotel's focus on seasoned travelers, e.g. the bathrooms come with a bathtub, extra handles and adjusted faucets. - Staff The manager is super friendly but tries to take advantage of the hotel's remote location, e.g. he tries to sell you his dinner menu during check-in. This one includes 5-courses but comes with a weird choice and steep price of EUR 20 person. Instead I recommend having dinner at the Durnwald Restaurant (closed on Mondays) down in the village or driving to Welschhnofen. - Service Although the hotel's interior and exterior is cute its location and service was a little inconvenient for us. Instead of a common free Internet usage you have to pay for the Internet per minute (1 hour is EUR 2). Due to the weird pricing I don't understand why you have to pay for it at all but it seems that not many other hotel guests are using Internet at all. The external regulation of your room temperature was another point that I thought was inconvenient. Another weird thing is that you can exit the hotel over the stairs but cannot enter it the same way. What really bothered me was that the hotel comes with a restaurant but doesn't offer an a la carte choice. You either have to buy the menu, which wasn't attractive at all to us, or eat elsewhere - due to the hotel's remote location this means using the car. Breakfast The breakfast had a choice of rolls, bread, jam, cheese, cut meat, joghurt and fruits, which is in summary typical for the region. Compared to other hotels we stayed at during our tour through the dolomites the quality and choice was ok but not above average. In summary I would stay elsewhere next time although the rooms and exterior are quaint. The hotel is too far off of everything and the fact that I didn't have much choice for dinner bothered me. I also love to explore a village and its vicinity but there is nothing to explore by feet. Instead of Valle di Casies I would recommend to go with Dobbiaco, which appeared to be more interesting and busy. + spacious cozy rooms - partially inconvenient service - in the middle of nowhere

The Rifugio mount Trieste is one of the smaller huts at the top of the mountain ideal to cool down…read moreafter a day well spent in the outdoors. It is right next to the chair lift to the mountain and it is cozy and accessible. There were Not a lot of vegetarian options and we tired the polenta with cheese which was too much. It was great for a bite but it was massive and it got tiring after a bit, it was a very large portion but not very appetizing. the Orzo soup had bacon in it and it was great to warm up on the cold day but it was forgettable at the end of the day. The apple strudel was great and very special with pine nuts and shortbread which gave it a specially unique flare that cannot be found in other places. The drinks were cold and cheap and the service was excellent and friendly. It is great place for a drink and dessert but probably not for a full meal.