Family-run hotel in Selva di Val Gardena, with garden, panoramic terraces overlooking the Sassolungo and free private parking, ideal for snow holidays or mountain stays.
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Garni Hotel Rezia is a 3-star hotel in Selva di Val Gardena, in the heart of the Dolomites, about 10 km from Passo Sella and the Saslong slope.
Open since 1978, the hotel offers a garden with outdoor furniture and a sun terrace, free WiFi throughout the property, and free private parking, convenient for those arriving by car who want to save time before reaching the lifts. Several rooms enjoy balconies or terraces with views of the Sassolungo range, a detail that makes the stay particularly pleasant on clear days.
Available accommodations range from the economy double room to the apartment with one bedroom and its own kitchen, all with private bathroom, flat-screen TV with satellite channels and a safe. Breakfast, served buffet-style with Italian and gluten-free options, is included in the stay.
The property is located in one of the busiest areas of the village, just a short walk from restaurants and bars, and represents a practical base for those wanting to ski in winter or hike the trails of Val Gardena in summer, with the staff receiving very high ratings from guests.
Garni Hotel Rezia offers four types of accommodation, from the simpler Economy Double Room to the spacious 50 sqm One-Bedroom Apartment. All accommodations feature a private bathroom, flat-screen TV with satellite channels, safe and bed and bath linen included, while most rooms overlook balconies or terraces with views of the Sassolungo range or the garden.
The Double Room and the Triple Room maintain an alpine style with carpet or parquet flooring and a seating area, designed for couples’ stays or small family groups. The One-Bedroom Apartment stands out for its larger spaces, kitchen with dishwasher, two bathrooms and underfloor heating, ideal for families or extended stays. The Economy Double Room, more compact, is still equipped with a balcony and private bathroom for those seeking a more contained option.
Alpine-style room of 23 sqm with a panoramic balcony overlooking the Sassolungo and a seating area. The carpet and the 23-inch LCD TV complete a cozier setting compared to the Triple, with a bathroom fitted with a bathtub or shower.
Room of 28 sqm, larger than the standard Double Room, with parquet flooring, a balcony with Sassolungo views and a seating area. The large shower in the bathroom makes it suitable for small groups or families with one extra guest.
The largest accommodation in the property, at 50 sqm, with traditional rustic furnishings, two bathrooms, a kitchen with dishwasher and coffee machine, a dining area with sofa bed, and underfloor heating beneath the parquet flooring: ideal for families or long stays.
The most compact room type in the hotel, at 21 sqm, designed for those seeking an essential solution without giving up a private bathroom, balcony and flat-screen cable TV.
Garni Hotel Rezia provides guests with a garden featuring a sun terrace, outdoor furniture and sun loungers, as well as private parking with spaces reserved for disabled guests. The property is entirely non-smoking, has an elevator, heating and allergy-free rooms, and is equipped with a safe and surveillance systems both outside and in common areas.
General services include tickets for public transport, magnetic key access and board games to entertain guests in the evening. Those traveling to ski will find the ski storage useful, while family rooms are designed for guests traveling in groups.
Every area is connected to the internet with free WiFi, and the rooms offer flat-screen TVs with satellite and cable channels, radio and telephone. Rooms also feature bed linen, a hairdryer and complimentary bathroom products, while fresh fruit is also served at breakfast.
Garni Hotel Rezia is located in one of the most central areas of Selva di Val Gardena, just a short walk from restaurants such as Suinsom, Bar Monica and Pranives, all reachable in under two minutes on foot. The setting is typical of Val Gardena, with alpine-style houses and direct views of the surrounding Dolomite peaks, starting with the Sassolungo visible from many of the rooms.
Ruacia railway station is about 2.2 km away, while Bolzano Airport is about 34 km away. Passo Sella and the Saslong slope are both 10 km from the hotel, and Passo Pordoi can be reached in about 23 km: three key landmarks for those staying here with skis or a bicycle. Bressanone, with its cathedral, is also reachable in about 39 km.
In winter, the hotel is a practical base for reaching the slopes of the Dolomiti Superski ski area, with ski storage available on site. In summer, the area is well suited for hikes toward Sella del Culac, just over 2.6 km away, and toward Monte Pic-Val Gardena, which rises above 680 meters in altitude. The garden with sun terrace also offers a spot to relax after mountain outings, while the proximity to typical bars and restaurants allows guests to discover Ladin cuisine without needing a car.
Guests particularly praise the staff, rated 9.5, and the free WiFi, with a maximum score of 10. Cleanliness and comfort are also highly appreciated, both at 9.2, while the value for money remains at solid levels.
No, Garni Hotel Rezia does not allow pets during the stay.
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Yes, Garni Hotel Rezia offers free private parking to its guests, including a space reserved for disabled guests.
Yes, Garni Hotel Rezia includes a buffet breakfast with Italian and gluten-free options in the stay.
Garni Hotel Rezia only accepts cash payments.
Garni Hotel Rezia is about 10 km from Passo Sella and the Saslong slope, and is equipped with ski storage for guests.
Yes, Garni Hotel Rezia also offers a 50 sqm One-Bedroom Apartment equipped with its own kitchen with dishwasher.
