The Dolomites were listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2009. Hotels here are often family-run, many with wellness areas and half-board (breakfast and dinner) included. The valley you choose decides which lifts and trails are on your doorstep.
Our top pick: From Venice: Day Trip to the Dolomites
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Take the half-board: in small Dolomites villages, few restaurants open in the evening. Half-board saves time and is often better value than eating out.
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Day trips into the Dolomites
From Venice: Day Trip to the Dolomites
Mountain lakes and passes in a day. 4.9/5 from over 1,100 reviews.
Dolomites and Lake Braies Day Trip by Minivan
Small group from Venice. 4.9/5 from over 600 reviews.
Dolomites Full-Day Tour from Lake Garda
If you're based at Lake Garda. 4.7/5 from over 780 reviews.
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Frequently asked questions
Where should I stay in the Dolomites?
Ortisei in Val Gardena for lifts to Seceda and the Alpe di Siusi, Alta Badia for hiking and food, and Cortina d'Ampezzo for a bigger town with access to the Tre Cime area.
What does half-board mean in Dolomites hotels?
Breakfast and dinner are included. It's very common in the Dolomites and often good value, because many villages have few restaurants open in the evening.
Cortina
Hotels in Cortina d'Ampezzo in the Dolomites: the town center vs the slopes, access to Tre Cime and Lake Braies, summer and ski seasons, and live prices.
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Ortisei
Hotels in Ortisei, Val Gardena: lifts to Seceda and the Alpe di Siusi from town, half-board hotels, summer hiking and ski seasons, and live prices.
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