Cristallo, a Luxury Collection Resort
1901 landmark · SpaThe grand hotel above town that hosted the 1956 Olympics and a James Bond film, with a Transvital spa and Dolomite views from every window.
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Sutrelia / Destinations / Cortina d'Ampezzo
Alpine · Dolomites · Veneto
The Queen of the Dolomites — pink limestone towers, Italian tailoring on the piste, and an Olympic pedigree renewed for Milano-Cortina 2026.
When to go
Ski season December to early April. The Dolomites have the most reliable sunshine in the Alps; summer brings via ferrata and hiking from June to September.
Getting there
Venice 2h by private chauffeur; Innsbruck 2h30; Treviso 1h45. Helicopter transfer from Venice takes around 40 minutes.
What we arrange
Hotels and chalets, private transfers and helicopters, restaurant reservations, guides, events and everything in between — on one WhatsApp thread.
Where to stay
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The grand hotel above town that hosted the 1956 Olympics and a James Bond film, with a Transvital spa and Dolomite views from every window.
EnquireA calm, design-led five-star just outside town with a starred kitchen and a spa built for the mountains.
EnquireA timber-and-stone boutique in the centre of town, deliberately understated, with a rooftop looking at the Tofane.
EnquireWhere to eat
Riccardo Gaspari's agri-restaurant, cooking almost entirely from his own farm — the most interesting food in the Dolomites.
1 Michelin starGraziano Prest's refined Ampezzo cooking, strong on fish despite being 1,200m above sea level.
1 Michelin starA mountain hut at 2,416m with Dolomite panoramas and the best casunziei ravioli you will eat.
Insider tableThings to do
The full circuit of the Sella massif on skis, four passes in a day, ending with an Aperol on a sunny terrace.
Skiing the Olimpia delle Tofane, the World Cup women's downhill and a 2026 Olympic venue.
The emerald lake beneath the Dolomites, spectacular under snow and almost empty in winter.
The historic Eugenio Monti track, rebuilt for the 2026 Games, with guest runs available in season.
Insider note
The Dolomites get sun when the rest of the Alps get cloud — pack sunglasses over goggles, and book the south-facing terraces for lunch.
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