Family-run guest house in Corvara in Badia, with apartments featuring balconies and mountain views, free private parking and direct access to the ski slopes.
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Ciasa Confolia is a guest house in Corvara in Badia, in the heart of Alta Badia, offering apartments and studios with balcony or terrace and mountain views. The property provides free WiFi and free private parking, a feature much appreciated by those arriving by car during the ski season.
The accommodations are designed for self-catering stays: each unit has a well-equipped kitchenette with hob, refrigerator, dishwasher and kitchen utensils, as well as a private bathroom, flat-screen TV with satellite channels and a coffee machine. The larger apartments offer two separate bedrooms and can accommodate families or small groups, while the studio is the most compact option for two people.
The location, in the most central area of Corvara, allows guests to reach local bars and restaurants within a few steps and to quickly set off towards the ski lifts and trails of Alta Badia. Couples in particular rate the property’s location highly, ideal as a base for exploring the Dolomites in every season, from winter skiing to summer trekking.
Ciasa Confolia offers three types of accommodation designed for independent stays, all equipped with a kitchenette, private bathroom, flat-screen TV with satellite channels, balcony or terrace with mountain views, and a coffee machine. The main difference lies in the size and number of rooms: from the 20 sqm studio, ideal for two people, up to the two apartments with two separate bedrooms, suitable for families or small groups of up to four people.
The larger apartment, 60 sqm, adds a second bathroom and more space in the common areas, while the 50 sqm one also includes a bathtub in addition to the shower. All options are furnished with a wardrobe or closet, bed linen and a drying rack, and are particularly convenient for longer stays thanks to the possibility of cooking independently, a practical advantage during ski holidays or summer trips among the trails of the Dolomites.
A 50 sqm apartment with two separate bedrooms, a living room and a bathroom with tub and shower. The kitchenette is equipped with a hob, refrigerator and dishwasher, while the terrace offers mountain views. It is the only room type with a bathtub in addition to the shower.
The most spacious apartment in the property, with 60 sqm spread across two bedrooms and two bathrooms with shower and bidet, both with en-suite access. The living room and well-equipped kitchenette make it suitable for families or groups staying for several days.
The most compact studio at Ciasa Confolia, designed for two people, with a kitchenette, private bathroom and terrace with mountain views. Compared to the apartments, it offers a unique, cosy space, ideal for a couple on holiday in the Dolomites.
Ciasa Confolia offers free private parking and free WiFi throughout the property, two features much appreciated by those arriving in Alta Badia by car and who want to stay connected. Every accommodation has a balcony or terrace, often with mountain views, and a fully equipped kitchenette that allows guests to manage meals independently.
The rooms are equipped with a private bathroom, hairdryer, bed linen, wardrobe or closet and an electrical outlet near the bed. The kitchen also includes a hob, refrigerator, electric kettle and utensils, useful features for longer stays.
Among the general facilities are outdoor furniture, direct access to the ski slopes and proximity to a golf course within a few kilometres, details that make the property versatile in both winter and summer. The property is located on upper floors accessible by stairs.
Ciasa Confolia is located in the most central area of Corvara in Badia, in the heart of Alta Badia, in Trentino-South Tyrol. The property has earned a location score of 9.6, thanks to its proximity to bars and restaurants that can be reached within a few minutes on foot, such as Fornella at 350 metres and L’Ostì at 400 metres.
For those arriving from outside the area, Bolzano Airport is about 42-67 km away, while the ski facilities of Passo Sella and Passo Pordoi are about 20 km away, as is the famous Saslong slope. Sas Ciampac, a peak reaching 2671 metres, is visible about 2.7 km from the property, while the Fanes Sennes and Braies Nature Park is about 6-7 km away, a protected area perfect for hikes through woods and plateaus.
Corvara is one of the reference towns of the Dolomiti Superski ski area, with direct access to the ski slopes in winter and plenty of opportunities for trekking, mountain biking and scenic walks in summer. A golf course is also present within a few kilometres, while the proximity to mountain huts and alpine lodges makes the area suitable for those seeking both sport and nature, with the UNESCO World Heritage Dolomites as a constant backdrop.
Reviews particularly praise the comfort (9.9) and cleanliness (9.7) of the accommodations, as well as the staff’s friendliness (9.5). The central location (9.6) is also highly appreciated, often mentioned by couples travelling together, along with a good value for money (9).
No, Ciasa Confolia does not allow pets during the stay.
Yes, Ciasa Confolia has free private parking reserved for guests of the property.
No, Ciasa Confolia does not include breakfast in the stay; however, the apartments have a kitchenette so guests can prepare it themselves.
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Ciasa Confolia is located about 20 km from Passo Sella and Passo Pordoi, within the Dolomiti Superski area, with convenient access to the local slopes.
Yes, Ciasa Confolia offers free WiFi throughout the property.
Ciasa Confolia offers one studio and two apartments with two separate bedrooms, all with a kitchenette, private bathroom and balcony or terrace with mountain views.
