Hotel Cesa Tyrol

  • The Dolomites, Italy, Canazei

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The Soraruf family have been running Hotel Cesa Tyrol for 50 years and you can expect a friendly welcome when you arrive. This is one of the finest hotels in Canazei and it's perfect if you want to be in the heart of the Dolomites. The stylish alpine interiors really complement the natural landscape and there's a fab Tyrolean style bar and even a tennis court made from quartziferous sands taken from the mountains.

Food & wine in Canazei

You'll find some fantastic shops, bars and restaurants in the nearby town. This is a region with a rich focus on food so try as much as you can. Sample olives, apples, chestnuts, mushrooms and corn fresh from the fields, washed down with a glass of Novello wine.

Great for activities

The hotel has loads to offer including a two lane bowling alley (payable locally), a games room and a gym. Treat yourself to some time in the hotel's wellness area with its Finnish sauna, Turkish bath and whirlpool up on the second floor panoramic terrace. If you plan on walking or cycling while on holiday this is definitely the hotel for you. Not only are they well-equipped for cyclists, the staff have all the knowledge of great routes and they'll even hook you up with guided tours from the Fassa MTB association.

Added value

Inghams Guided Walks included from 10th Jun - 16th Sept (subject to availability)

All holidays include flights from the UK and transfers

Val Di Fassa card included for guests staying at selected hotels: includes discounts on tourist office walks and activities and free use of Trentino bus network

24/7 support & tailored advice from our local resort team

Canazei

  • Soak up Dolomite mountain panoramas at the Belvedere Viewpoint
  • Savour local food specialities; from canederli to kaiserschmarrn
  • Explore famous Giro D'Italia cycling trails

Canazei (Cianacei in the local language of Ladin) is tucked amongst the sky-scraping peaks of Val di Fassa – including the Marmolada, the highest mountain in the Dolomites. Summer lifts winch hikers and cyclists up to the all-you-can-explore buffet of footpaths and mountain top via ferrata routes. Back in town, the pedestrian-friendly streets of Canazei make for a wonderful wander. Duck into inns and restaurants with elaborately carved wooden balconies and pick up souvenirs in farm and wine shops selling Ladin specialities unique to this once-isolated region.

Walking in the Val di Fassa

Some of the most scenic footpaths in the Dolomites traverse the Val di Fassa. Thankfully, having the fitness of a mountain goat isn’t always required. Sure, you can trek up Piz Boè, the highest mountain in the Sella group – or you can hop in the cable car to the top for walks without the calf ache. Lake Carezza is an hour’s bus ride away from Canazei – a fairy-tale lake that, in the summer, mirrors the spruce forests and mountains around. Take in its (often very popular) viewpoints before heading out onto the more family-friendly, peaceful paths beyond.

Summer activities: Giro d’Italia cycling country

Cable cars and mountain trails lead the way to the Pordoi Pass, where viewpoints offer incredible views over the Dolomites; and the 28 hairpin bends of the Giro d’Italia far, far below. In this region, cyclists can tackle the challenging climbs of the cols, weave through forests on the valley floor, and dive into bike park trails. In the summer, many of the cable cars welcome bikes on board, transforming the Marmolada, Sella and Sassolungo mountains into cycling routes for almost every ability. This is the ideal place to visit if active summer holidays are your cup of tea.

Culture in Canazei: exploring Ladin villages

Val di Fassa is one of the five Ladin valleys in northern Italy. Italian, German and English are all widely spoken here, but most townspeople name Ladin as their first language. Try “bun dé!” for hello and “giulan!” for thank you when exploring the more traditional mountain huts, bars and bakeries in town. These are the best places to try culinary Ladin specialities such as fig-filled cajoncie ravioli and the family favourite kaisershmarrn; Tyrolean pancakes piled with blueberry jam. Festivals materialise all summer long too, including the Gran Festa d’istà – when people from all five Ladin valleys get together to celebrate with music, food, drink and dance. The festivals are fun for all age groups and a fantastic opportunity to get to know the local culture on your holiday.

Summer mountain adventures for families

From orienteering and e-biking to easy walking with cable car access – the mountains around Canazei are a great playground for families. Just don’t forget the actual playgrounds, like Fassa Park’s trampolines, paddling pools and bike hire centre. Dòlaondes is the place for zooming down waterslides and splashing about in swimming pools with wrap-around views of the Dolomites; along with a spa treatment or two for the grown-ups. We love cooling down in the waterparks on a hot summer's day.

Why book a summer holiday in Canazei with Inghams?

At Inghams, we do walking holidays differently. With no fixed itinerary, you have more time in your destination and the freedom to walk as much or as little as you like, discovering some of Canazei's best activities at your own pace.

Plus, we've included two optional guided walks every week in Canazei. Join a professional mountain guide and really get to know the area (see more details in the ‘walking’ tab below).

With over 85 years of outdoor travel experience, our holiday packages to Canazei include flights, transfers, and accommodation, so you can relax and leave the small details to us. Our experts can help you choose the best holiday for you, and our team in resort can give you the inside scoop on how to spend your time away with us.

Rooms
  • No. of rooms: 57
  • No. of floors: 4
  • Official rating: 4

Rooms

Comfort Rooms are about 28m² and sleep up to three adults or two adults and two children. These rooms have a bath or shower, and a mountain view. 

Junior Suites are about 40m² and sleep up to four people (extra bed is a double sofa bed). They're decorated in a contemporary mountain style with a seating area and balcony with south facing views. They have large walk-in showers and rooms which also have a bath are available on request. 

Single Rooms are about 20m² and have a French bed. These rooms have a bath or shower, and a mountain view. 

All rooms have:

  • Balcony
  • TV
  • Hairdryer
  • Mini Fridge
  • Safe

A cot is available for €20 per day (payable locally)

Local fees & taxes

A resort tax of approx. €2.50 per person per day is payable locally.

Accessibility

  • Lift accessible: Yes
  • Lift serves all floors: Yes
  • Access ramp: No
  • Please note, the accessible ramp is located at the back of the building

Accessible rooms are available of request, please call to book.

 

  • Airport transfer time: approx. 3 hours by coach from Verona airport, 1 hour from Bolzano Airport (please note, transfers may take longer during peak summer months, particularly when arriving into Verona, late afternoon)
  • 500 metres to the centre of Canazei
  • 100 metres to the nearest bus stop
  • 900 metres to the nearest lift 
Facilities

Outdoor activities 

  • E-bike hire (payable locally)
  • Half day panoramic e-bike tour (approx. €10 per person. payable locally) (Tuesdays)
  • Sella Ronda mountain bike tour once a week (approx. €20 per person, payable locally)
  • Sassolungo mountain/e-bike tour (approx. €20 per person payable locally)
  • Tennis courts (payable locally)

Hotel facilities

  • Small wellness area with Turkish bath, Finnish sauna
  • Panoramic whirlpool
  • Massages (payable locally)
  • Discounted entry to the nearby QC Terme di Pozza and Dòlaondes
    aquatic centre, where you can use the pool
  • Fitness room
  • Garden with sun loungers
  • Two-lane bowling alley (payable locally)
  • Free Wi-Fi
  • Parking
  • Garage (payable locally)
Meals

Hotel Cesa Tyrol prides itself on its food and you can expect an excellent menu of local and international dishes made with fresh produce - including vegetables grown in the hotel’s gardens! The dining room has panoramic windows with lovely views. The hotel puts on a Tyrolean themed dinner once a week with a complimentary aperitif. Enjoy a varied buffet breakfast each morning and a choice of four courses for dinner including a starter buffet. 

Board basis options available

  • Half Board

This property caters for the following special dietary requirements

  • Gluten Free
  • Vegetarians
  • Dairy Free

Please let us know about any dietary requirements at the time of booking. Allergies and intolerances not listed above cannot be catered for. All allergies and intolerances, even if listed above, are subject to confirmation by the accommodation. 

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