Cortina combines the character of a traditional mountain town with the sophistication of one of the Alps’ most renowned resorts. Surrounded by some of the Dolomites’ most distinctive peaks, the destination offers a wealth of experiences both on and away from the slopes.
Cortina is part of the Dolomiti Superski network and offers access to an extensive range of slopes surrounded by some of the most spectacular scenery in the Alps. The area caters to different levels of skiing and snowboarding, while the surrounding mountains provide opportunities for cross-country skiing, snowshoeing and winter hiking.
For a more exclusive experience, private ski instruction and tailored mountain excursions can be arranged to suit your preferences.
Winter in Cortina extends well beyond the ski slopes. Follow scenic trails through the snow-covered landscape, discover the alpine lakes and valleys surrounding the resort or take in the Dolomites from a private helicopter flight.
Back in town, explore Cortina’s elegant boutiques and traditional craft shops before settling into one of its restaurants or historic cafés for an aperitivo or a dinner accompanied by local wines.
Cortina has long been associated with international winter sports, having hosted the 1956 Winter Olympics and the 2021 Alpine Ski World Championships before returning to the Olympic stage in 2026 alongside Milan.
Today, its sporting heritage remains an integral part of the resort’s identity, from major international competitions to the challenging slopes and mountain routes that attract skiers from around the world.
Cortina offers a distinctive collection of Alpine properties, combining historic character, contemporary comfort and panoramic views of the Dolomites.
A historic landmark in the heart of Cortina, Grand Hotel Savoia combines the character of an early 20th-century Alpine hotel with contemporary comfort and refined hospitality. Now part of the Radisson Collection, the property has been carefully renewed while preserving its heritage, with 132 rooms and suites designed around the character of a traditional mountain chalet.
Its central position makes it an ideal base for exploring Cortina, from the town's boutiques and restaurants to the surrounding ski slopes. After a day in the Dolomites, guests can return to the hotel's wellness facilities and enjoy the atmosphere of one of Cortina's historic addresses.
Recently reimagined in the heart of Cortina d’Ampezzo, Grand Hotel Ampezzo combines the heritage of a historic Alpine address with contemporary Italian elegance. The hotel offers 70 rooms and suites, a fine dining restaurant and The Longevity Spa, an extensive wellness space designed around relaxation and wellbeing.
Just steps from the Faloria cable car and Corso Italia, the property provides a refined base for exploring Cortina and the surrounding Dolomites. After a day on the slopes, retreat to the spa, enjoy the hotel's dining experience or unwind in the elegant surroundings of this newly renewed landmark.
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