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Hotel Planac
Hotel
Bed And Breakfast
About Hotel Planac
Hotel Planac sits in the heart of Corvara, one of the Alta Badia's most well-connected ski villages, with direct ski-in, ski-out access to the Dolomiti Superski network — one of the largest lift-linked ski areas in the world. The hotel offers a full complement of wellness facilities including a spa, sauna, and gym, alongside a bar and outdoor spaces that take in the surrounding Dolomite peaks. Balconies and terraces provide a natural vantage point for the mountain panorama that defines this part of northern Italy. Guests also benefit from a package that includes flights and private transfers, removing the logistical friction that often accompanies ski travel. Whether you're arriving for a week on the Sella Ronda circuit or a longer stay exploring Alta Badia's varied terrain, the hotel's position and amenities make it a practical and polished base. Specific room configurations and capacity details are available on request through Ski Solutions.
The Layout
Traditional Alpine hotel spread over four floors with a central elevator, wellness area on the lower level, and restaurant/bar on the ground floor.
Amenities
18 features available
Sauna
Terrace
Bar Area
Ski-In/Ski-Out
Steam Room
Hot Tub
Ski Room
WiFi
Parking
Driver Service
Spa
Gym
Sauna
Terrace
Bar Area
Ski-In/Ski-Out
Steam Room
Hot Tub
Ski Room
WiFi
Parking
Driver Service
Spa
Gym
Sauna
Terrace
Bar Area
Ski-In/Ski-Out
Steam Room
Hot Tub
Ski Room
WiFi
Parking
Driver Service
Spa
Gym
Winter 2026/27 Pricing
Low Season
From
£225
per night
Mid Season
From
£290
per night
High Season
From
£360
per night
Location
Corvara is the largest and most central village in Alta Badia, sitting at around 1,568 metres and positioned at a key junction of the Sella Ronda — the famous circular ski route that links four valleys and over 40 lifts. From Hotel Planac, guests can access the piste directly without transfers or shuttle buses. The village itself has a solid selection of restaurants, bars, and ski hire shops within easy walking distance. Corvara is well served by road from Innsbruck and Bolzano airports, and the inclusion of private transfers in the package means arrival is straightforward. The surrounding Alta Badia area is known for its Ladin culture, reliable snow record, and consistently high standard of mountain restaurants.
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About Corvara
The sophisticated cradle of Dolomites skiing, offering unparalleled charm and Sella Ronda access.
Ideal forIntermediatesFoodiesFamiliesLuxury Seekers
- Altitude
- 1,568m
- Summit
- 2,550m
- Pistes
- 1,200km
- Drop
- 982m
- Snowfall
- 3.5m per season
- Season
- Dec – Apr
Corvara, situated at 1,568m in the heart of the Alta Badia region, is widely considered the cradle of skiing in the Italian Dolomites. Surrounded by the majestic, towering limestone peaks of the Sassongher and the Sella massif, the resort perfectly blends traditional Ladin mountain culture with upscale Italian flair, creating a unique and sophisticated alpine atmosphere. As a premier gateway to the legendary Sella Ronda ski circuit and the massive 1,200km Dolomiti Superski area, Corvara offers endless cruising on beautifully manicured pistes. The local terrain is characterized by sunny plateaus and wide, sweeping runs that are an intermediate skier's dream, while advanced skiers can challenge themselves on nearby World Cup descents or the steeper slopes of the Vallon. Beyond the slopes, Corvara is internationally renowned for its high-end hospitality and extraordinary culinary scene. The resort features a remarkable concentration of Michelin-starred restaurants and premium mountain rifugios, serving world-class cuisine and fine wines directly on the slopes, making it a true haven for gourmet skiers and luxury seekers.
Corvara is a paradise for intermediate cruisers, featuring wide, sun-drenched red and blue runs that flow through breathtaking scenery. Advanced skiers can tackle the steep Vallon amphitheater or the nearby Gran Risa, while the seamless integration into the Sella Ronda provides all-day exploration without ever removing your skis.
A UNESCO World Heritage site known for its dramatic limestone monoliths, vibrant sunsets (the Enrosadira), and massive interconnected ski network.
Ski areas
Pralongià Plateau
BeginnerA sun-drenched, rolling plateau known as the 'amphitheater of the Dolomites' with gentle, sweeping blue runs.
Sella Ronda
IntermediateThe iconic 40km circular route around the Sella Massif, easily accessible directly from Corvara.
Vallon / Boè
AdvancedLocated beneath the sheer cliffs of the Sella group, offering longer, steeper red and black pitches.
Gran Risa
ExpertJust one valley over in La Villa, this steep, icy piste hosts the Men's Giant Slalom World Cup.
Col Alto
IntermediateSite of Italy's first chairlift (1946), now offering wide, perfectly pitched red runs back to the village.
Getting there
Innsbruck Airport
2h 15min
130km
Private taxis and shared shuttle services (like Alto Adige Bus) run regularly from Venice, Innsbruck, and Munich airports. Most hotels offer private parking. There are also paid day-use lots near the Boè and Col Alto gondola bases.
Season & passes
Early December to early April
Alta Badia local passes are available for slightly less, but the Superski pass is highly recommended for Sella Ronda access.
Lift passes
Dolomiti Superski Adult Day Pass (EUR 80), Dolomiti Superski 6-Day Pass (EUR 404)
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LOW SEASON
£225
/night