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Hotel Portavescovo
Hotel
58 rooms
Ski In/Ski Out to slopes
Bed And Breakfast
About Hotel Portavescovo
Hotel Portavescovo sits at the base of the piste in central Arabba, with direct ski-in, ski-out access making it one of the most practically positioned hotels in the Dolomites. All 58 rooms are fitted with satellite TV, in-room safe, telephone and hairdryer, finished in a clean, modern alpine style. The hotel's public spaces are genuinely sociable — a well-used bar draws both guests and locals, giving evenings an authentically Italian character rather than a sealed resort atmosphere. After skiing, the spa facilities offer a proper wind-down: a swimming pool, jacuzzi, whirlpool and sauna are all on-site. A dedicated lounge and dining area complete the picture. This is a full-service hotel that earns its popularity through location and function rather than excess — well suited to skiers who want direct slope access, reliable comfort and the social energy of a village hotel rather than a private chalet experience.
The Layout
A 5-story traditional Alpine hotel building with central reception, ground-floor dining and bar areas, and basement wellness facilities.
Amenities
18 features available
Pool
Sauna
Bar Area
Spa
Elevator
Steam Room
Gym
Ski Room
Parking
WiFi
Hot Tub
Balcony
Pool
Sauna
Bar Area
Spa
Elevator
Steam Room
Gym
Ski Room
Parking
WiFi
Hot Tub
Balcony
Pool
Sauna
Bar Area
Spa
Elevator
Steam Room
Gym
Ski Room
Parking
WiFi
Hot Tub
Balcony
Room Types
1 room types
Standard Room
King bed
Bedroom 2
Queen bed
Bedroom 3
Double bed
Bedroom 4
Twin bed
Standard Room
King bed
Winter 2026/27 Pricing
Low Season
From
£204
per night
Mid Season
From
£255
per night
High Season
From
£340
per night
Location
Arabba sits at the heart of the Dolomiti Superski area, one of the largest lift-connected ski networks in the world, with access to the Sella Ronda circuit directly from the village. Hotel Portavescovo is positioned at the foot of the piste in the centre of Arabba, meaning the lift system is immediately accessible without transfers or shuttle buses. The village itself is compact and walkable, with restaurants, shops and local bars within easy reach on foot. Arabba is known for challenging terrain and reliable snow conditions at altitude, attracting a more serious ski crowd than some neighbouring resorts. Road access from Innsbruck and Venice airports is straightforward, with the hotel reachable via the Passo Campolongo or Passo Pordoi routes depending on your approach.
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About Arabba
The thrilling, steep heart of the Dolomites' legendary Sella Ronda.
Ideal forAdvanced SkiersMileage HungryGlacier SeekersCouples & Adults
- Altitude
- 1,602m
- Summit
- 3,269m
- Pistes
- 1,200km
- Drop
- 1,823m
- Snowfall
- 4.5m per season
- Season
- Early Dec – Mid Apr
Arabba is a highly regarded, traditional Ladin village nestled at 1,602m in the heart of the Italian Dolomites. Unlike some of its more glitzy neighbors, Arabba prioritizes serious skiing, offering some of the most challenging and snow-sure pistes in the Sella Ronda circuit. Its north-facing slopes on Porta Vescovo are famous for their steep, exhilarating reds and blacks that hold excellent snow throughout the entire season. Directly connected to the Marmolada glacier—the highest peak in the Dolomites at 3,269m—Arabba gives skiers access to breathtaking long descents, including the famous 12km 'La Bellunese' run. The village itself retains a quiet, rustic charm with cozy mountain huts, authentic Italian dining, and a laid-back atmosphere, making it a haven for dedicated winter sports enthusiasts who value terrain over vibrant nightlife.
Arabba offers the most demanding terrain on the Sella Ronda, with steep, icy north-facing slopes that thrill advanced skiers. Beginners and intermediates can enjoy the sunnier slopes towards the Alta Badia border, or embark on the legendary 500km connected Sella Ronda circuit directly from the village.
A UNESCO World Heritage site known for dramatic limestone peaks and a massive interconnected lift network spanning 1,200km of pistes.
Ski areas
Porta Vescovo
AdvancedFamous north-facing slopes featuring steep, perfectly groomed red and black runs that hold the best snow in the valley.
Marmolada Glacier
ExpertThe 'Queen of the Dolomites', home to a magnificent, leg-burning 12km descent from Punta Rocca at 3,269m down to Malga Ciapela.
Burz
IntermediateSunny, south-facing slopes offering excellent cruising and the main gateway to the Sella Ronda in the clockwise direction.
Cherz
IntermediateRolling, scenic blue and red runs with fantastic panoramic views over the surrounding Sella massif.
Getting there
Venice Marco Polo (VCE)
2h 30min
160km
Private taxis, rental cars, and shared shuttle services (like Arabba Transfer) run regularly from Venice and Treviso airports. Several paid and free parking areas are available near the main lift stations and accommodations in the village.
Season & passes
Early December to mid-April
Marmolada glacier lifts are sometimes closed due to high winds, so always check the local weather app before making the trip over.
Lift passes
Dolomiti Superski Adult Day Pass (EUR 83), Dolomiti Superski Adult 6-Day Pass (EUR 415)
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LOW SEASON
£204
/night