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Hotel Ciasa Salares
Hotel
Under 5 min to slopes
Catered or Self-catered
About Hotel Ciasa Salares
Hotel Ciasa Salares is a family-run property in San Cassiano, Val Badia, sitting within the Dolomites and operating with a clear focus on food, wine, and mountain living. The dining offer is genuinely distinctive: five restaurants include a dedicated Chocolate Room and a Cheese Room, with breakfast drawing on more than 140 products — a level of culinary commitment rarely found in a ski hotel. Bedrooms face either the forested rear or the Dolomite peaks at the front, and each comes with a private balcony, television with Sky channels, internet connection, and a mini-bar. Bathrooms include a bathtub, bidet, and hairdryer, with bathrobes and slippers provided for use in the Beauty Spa Vives. The spa and pool area is designed around panoramic mountain views, offering a considered space to recover after skiing. A hotel shuttle runs to and from the Lagazuoi cable car, extending access across the wider ski area. The property holds ski locker facilities and the nearest ski lift is 100 metres away.
The Layout
Traditional South Tyrolean alpine architecture across 4 floors, featuring a mix of wood-clad rooms and modern suites, with extensive basement wine cellars.
Amenities
20 features available
Pool
Spa
Terrace
Sauna
Wine Cellar
Ski Room
Gym
Bar Area
WiFi
Balcony
Garden
TV
Pool
Spa
Terrace
Sauna
Wine Cellar
Ski Room
Gym
Bar Area
WiFi
Balcony
Garden
TV
Pool
Spa
Terrace
Sauna
Wine Cellar
Ski Room
Gym
Bar Area
WiFi
Balcony
Garden
TV
Winter 2026/27 Pricing
Low Season
From
£295
per night
Mid Season
From
£460
per night
High Season
From
£715
per night
Location
San Cassiano sits within Val Badia, one of the Dolomites' most scenic and well-connected ski valleys, forming part of the Alta Badia ski area and offering access to the broader Dolomiti Superski network. Hotel Ciasa Salares is 100 metres from the nearest ski lift, making it a practical base for skiers who want to minimise time off the mountain. A dedicated hotel shuttle extends that reach further, running to and from the Lagazuoi cable car — a key access point linking into additional terrain. The village of San Cassiano itself is small and unhurried, with the hotel's five on-site restaurants reducing the need to venture far for dining. Road access into the valley is straightforward from Bolzano or Innsbruck, and the surrounding Alta Badia area is well regarded for both skiing and Michelin-starred dining.
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About San Cassiano
Elegant Alpine charm with world-class dining and endless Dolomiti Superski access.
Ideal forFamiliesIntermediatesFoodiesCouples
- Altitude
- 1,537m
- Summit
- 2,778m
- Pistes
- 1,200km
- Drop
- 1,241m
- Snowfall
- 3m per season
- Season
- Dec – Apr
San Cassiano is a picturesque, upscale village nestled in the heart of the Alta Badia region within the Italian Dolomites. Renowned for its pedestrianized center, sophisticated atmosphere, and deep-rooted Ladin culture, the resort perfectly balances traditional Alpine charm with modern luxury. It has earned a stellar reputation not just for its skiing, but as one of the premier culinary destinations in the Alps, boasting exceptional mountain rifugios and fine dining. The skiing directly above the village on the Piz Sorega plateau is characterized by wide, sunny, and perfectly groomed blue and red runs, making it an absolute paradise for intermediates, cruisers, and families. The sweeping, tree-lined descents offer confidence-building terrain coupled with awe-inspiring views of the dramatic limestone peaks of the surrounding UNESCO World Heritage site. Beyond the local slopes, San Cassiano offers seamless connectivity to the vast 130km Alta Badia ski area and the monumental 1,200km Dolomiti Superski network. Skiers can easily embark on the legendary Sella Ronda circuit or experience the spectacular Armentarola run from Lagazuoi, ending with a famous horse-drawn ski tow back toward the village.
San Cassiano features sunny, gently undulating slopes perfect for relaxed cruising and family skiing. Advanced skiers can challenge themselves on nearby World Cup runs, while the incredible connectivity allows endless exploration across the interconnected Dolomite valleys.
A breathtaking UNESCO World Heritage site known for its towering, pale limestone peaks, rich Ladin heritage, and vibrant culinary scene.
Ski areas
Piz Sorega
IntermediateA sunny plateau directly above the village offering wide, sweeping blue and red cruisers perfect for building confidence.
Sella Ronda
IntermediateThe iconic 40km circular ski route around the imposing Sella Massif, easily accessible from the Alta Badia network.
Armentarola / Lagazuoi
IntermediateA spectacular 8km descent past frozen waterfalls and towering cliffs, culminating in a horse-drawn rope tow back toward the resort.
Gran Risa
AdvancedThe famously steep and icy FIS Ski World Cup giant slalom run located in the neighboring village of La Villa.
Getting there
Venice Marco Polo (VCE)
2h 45min
175km
Private taxis and shared shuttle services (like Cortina Express) are available from Venice and Innsbruck airports. Most hotels provide private parking. Public paid parking is available at the base of the Piz Sorega gondola.
Season & passes
Early December to early April
A full Dolomiti Superski pass is highly recommended if you plan to ski the Sella Ronda or neighboring valleys.
Lift passes
Adult Day Pass (Alta Badia) (EUR 74), Adult 6-Day Pass (Dolomiti Superski) (EUR 404)
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LOW SEASON
£295
/night