Edelweißhütte

Very nice place. Great food, both for dinner and breakfast.

The bed and the pillows were a little bit too soft for my taste.

I recently stayed at this cozy mountain cabin in the Dolomites, and overall, it was a great experience. The cabin is by far the most affordable option in the area, offering a great value for those looking to stay in this beautiful region without breaking the bank. The cabin itself is charming, with rustic decor and a very welcoming atmosphere. The surrounding views are absolutely stunning – you’re really immersed in nature here. It’s perfect for anyone looking to escape and enjoy peace and quiet in the mountains.

However, the road leading to the chalet is a bit tricky. It’s narrow, winding, and can be quite challenging, especially if you’re not used to mountain roads. Breakfast could be better. There is no mobile signal, but they have wifi.

Wonderful family bed and breakfast. Owner was super nice and accommodating.

The room is too small. It is hard to get into the bathroom because the door blocks the access. There is no basic things such as shampoo and kettle. I asked the owner and they provided me some. The owner(s) are very nice.

The staff is very friendly and nice to help you if needed. Breakfast looks simple but good quality. There are little farm around hotel, it's so cute.

The location is quite far from the main city but it's ok for us.

The mountain hut (hope my translation is right) is a bit far off the more touristy town of St. Peter (San Pietro) and right on the side of SP163 mountain road. And if you like a quiet place far from the crowded towns in Dolomites, this is the place. I didn't know much about this one when booking, and it was the only available one that could accommodate our family of four. SP163 is a narrow mountain road, which means getting there is a bit of driving experience in handling many turns and avoiding incoming cars (luckily there is not many). The upside is you get to view of the valley from above and it's purely picture perfect. This bed and breakfast is owned and served by chef Ernst. He pretty much only speaks Germain but we were able to communicate just fine with our limited Germain and hand signals :). The people work there is really nice, and Ernst gets more help from some relatives/friends(?) in the afternoon when guests and villagers stop by for a beer or lunch. This makes the restaurant feels more like a local hangout than a tourist destination. Very authentic. The food was really good. We didn't try the cured smoked meat (speck) as we were not hungry at the time but my kids were very happy with the big spaghetti dishes that he cook. The morning breakfast was excellent with cold cut and many types of bread. We patted the donkeys and goats before saying goodbye. It was awesome.

beautiful hut in the middle of a beautiful mountain area, friendly staff, good food! great BBQ and homemade snapps.

They don’t have WiFi or network thus they did not receive our booking.com reservation, therefore we almost had no room after doing a 7h hike 🥵 the electronic payment system was not able to connect to the network that day so we could not pay by card or through booking, thus she made us drive an hour to get cash out of the atm along a sketchy narrow road in the mountains. after the journey they did not offer any discount for the inconvenience although it should have been their problem to solve…

It's a perfect secluded place to stay, enjoy mountains, sheep, goats, the stay in a wooden house itself.

A towel hanger and a shelf in the bathroom would be nice to have.