- Resort altitude of 1,224 metres
- 140 kilometres of skiable terrain in local area
- 1200 kilometres of slopes in the Dolomiti Ski Area
There’s only one! The Olympic resort of Cortina D’Ampezzo is one of the most filmed, photographed, skied and visited resorts in the Italian Alps.
Located east of the Sellaronda circuit, it’s not called the 'Queen of the Dolomites' for nothing. It has 140 kilometres of skiable terrain that stretches up to a incredible 2,939 metres. It’s renowned for the excellent selection of skiing as well as superb accommodation, bars, restaurants and shopping.
Skiing and snowboarding in Cortina D’Ampezzo
The main skiing areas are the Cortina Cube (Socrepes, Faloria and Mietres), Tofana, and Lagazuoi - 5 Torri, with plenty of challenging runs as well as some of the most amazing views. The areas are either linked by the impressive network of lifts or local ski buses and in Winter 2021 saw a number of new and improved lifts cutting down queues and CO2 emissions. The Tofana area has a women's downhill World Cup run, which Cortina hosts each January and, in February 2021, held the FIS Alpine World Ski Championships, inviting some of the world's best skiers for an unmissable event.
Where to stay in Cortina D’Ampezzo
We offer a range of hotels in Cortina with a variety of facilities. The majority of our properties are offered on a half board basis with breakfast and dinner included with your holiday.
Sport Hotel Barisetti is a firm favourite with our guests and is unbeatable in location. The hotel is surrounded by incredible mountain views and is only 50 metres from the Tofana cable car allowing easy access to the ski area.
Hotel Parc Victoria is located right in the heart of the resort, with the main pedestrianised shopping area only a step away from the property.
Hotel Pontechiesa is a cosy, family run hotel located 5 minute walk from the resort centre and is a perfect choice for those of you wanting a quiet and relaxed ski holiday.
Bars and restaurants in Cortina D’Ampezzo
Cortina d'Ampezzo has a great selection of restaurants to choose from and is a food lovers paradise. Many of the restaurants come highly recommended by top Italian food and wine guides and even have a dedicated following. Après ski in Cortina d'Ampezzo is a quintessential Italian experience, featuring refined wine, delicious food, and long, enjoyable nights. For people-watchers, the evening highlight is the passeggiata (stroll) along the Corso Italia by fur-and-jewellery clad visitors from Milan and Venice wandering through antique shops, designer boutiques and bars.
What's included in an Inghams Ski holiday to Cortina D’Ampezzo
Flights, transfers and accommodation based on self catering, bed & breakfast, half board, full board or chalet catering. Please see the 'Ski extras' tab below for information on the optional extras including ski hire, lift pass and tuition.
