Càdor Hotel

A wonderful stay! From the very beginning, the owner, Erica, gave us such a warm and friendly welcome. She spent around half an hour patiently explaining some great hiking trails and beautiful viewpoints close to the hotel, and also gave us very useful advice for the Tre Cime loop and the easiest way to get there during the peak summer season. Her kindness, patience and local knowledge were truly appreciated. **Grazie mille, Erica!** The rooms are even better than they look in the photos – very clean, tidy and equipped with everything you need, with an excellent bathroom as well. The hotel has a large parking area, which is very convenient, and a lovely café with an outdoor terrace and beautiful mountain views. The restaurant mainly serves pizzas, but they are very good quality. Overall, we had an excellent stay: comfortable rooms, friendly staff and, above all, the wonderful Erica. Thank you again!

There can be some noise from the road, especially during the busier hours of the day.

Habitación muy limpia y estilo de montaña muy bonita. El persona fue muy amable. Tienen una terraza para tomar algo que da a las montañas con una impresionante vista. Muy recomendable este hotel.

Como era verano en la habitación hacía un poco de calor. Había un ventilador pero no era suficiente. Aún así es recomendable.

The staff was extremely friendly and helpful. The 19th century architecture gives off an incredible vibe. The pizzeria and the bar in the hotel is first class - only serving delicious pizzas but with really good value for money.

We were unlucky to get the room overlooking the road which is noisy unless sleeping with closed windows. The provided fan did help to move the air around and cool the occupants 😉

It has a great view of the Dolomites but only if you get a room at the back of the building.

This is a little hotel on the outskirts of town with no restaurants in a comfortable walking distance. The hotel building is unimpressive. It is located right on the edge of a busy thoroughfare with much noise of traffic. Fortunately the receptionist gave is a room facing the mountains, away from the street. The reception is a narrow hallway where a sick kid was accompanying her mom the receptionist, a rather homey situation, like a mom-and-pop operation. Belying the unimpressive exterior and Reception, the bedroom and dining room were richly decorated with heavy drapes and crystal chandeliers. Be aware that the hotel has no A/C and the bedroom was very hot in 90* F weather in August. One small fan is provided. We spent a very hot night. We stayed for dinner at the hotel. They have a bar-pizzeria patio at the back garage-level with cheap plastic chairs and tables, terrible service and so-so pizzas. However, the view of the Dolomites at sunset was lovely. We were on a bicycle trip coming from Cortina. The bike garage was indoors and down a small flight of stairs, not practical. At least they fo have an elevator. No, we wouldn’t stay here again. I would go a little bit further to Pieve di Cadori, the next town, which is larger and more prosperous.