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February 21, 2012
John Tillotson from United Kingdom
John Tillotson from United Kingdom
Without doubt the best place to ski in the world! I'm 65 and when in San Cassiano and the Dolomites I ski between 5 and 6 hrs each day for 3-4 weeks each year. We stop for lunch at one of the amazing mountain restaurants (food like mama used to make it....45 mins) and then off again for the afternoon. From 9am - 10am the slopes are empty.....Italians don't start skiing early. Get in for lunch early 11.45am and then you have the first part of the afternoon again with empty slopes. Do bars and spas etc when you've done a good days skiing......then you'll feel you've earned it. This year we skied under blue skies most days.....and although cold.....the snow was so so good!! For the 1st week we hardly skied the same run twice apart from beginning and end of the day......where else can you get skiing like that and with lift passes so fairly priced??
If you have kids, then here you find the most attentive lift attendants....always slowing the lift and helping youngsters onto the chairs.
Why am I telling you this? Now everyone will want to go!!
Alta Badia.....the Sella Ronda....the best skiing in the world!! Read More
December 27, 2010
Han Giok Kwee Netherlands from Netherlands
Han Giok Kwee Netherlands from Netherlands
We visit San Cassiano for many years and always with our caravan (in winter) there is a beautiful located camp-ground
Because of the location at 1550 m there is always snow and the ski lifts are not too far. Cross-country skiing starts directly on the camp-ground. Prices for very good food & drinks are affordable and not as high as Switzerland & Austria.
Besides that the population is mostly very friendly (grumpy people are to find anywhere). Read More
January 10, 2009
DC from Italy
DC from Italy
San Cassiano provides excellent skiing; brilliant for beginners and improvers, having plenty of good runs for improvers. You get a great feeling of travelling the mountains; for intermediates there is loads of skiing to be had and you can head round the Sella Ronda. Experts can head over to the Arabba area for tougher challenges. A quiet, friendly resort, great for mixed ability groups of skiers and for families. It is amongst some stunning Dolomite scenery. Excellent mountain huts for food and drink wherever you go in the region (alta badia).
A great place to stay is at the piste side ski-to-the-door 'Albergo Frohsinn', located right by the bottom of the gondola and with the ski school office next door (scuolascisancassiano.it). It is also next to the bottom of the toboggan run from the top of the gondola and has loads of parking outside. They do in-house ski hire or there are other ski rental shops a short walk away, as is a ski deposit to store skis for the time you are there if staying elsewhere in the village. The main village is a short walk away. Read More
March 03, 2008
Warren Frost from United Kingdom
Warren Frost from United Kingdom
San Cass is a great little town. It is an ideal venue for those looking for something quiet, rural and traditionally Italian. The hotel we stayed in (La Varella) was a small family run hotel with 28 rooms. Its chef (the son of the family) is truly gifted, producing traditional, local food worthy of any high class London restaurant. Whilst the rest of the family take excellent care of the hotel. Our room, although small, was very clean and bright. All fixtures and fittings were well appointed. The family really can't do enough for their guests. The whole hotel has a family warmth, made just a little bit more like home with the resident parrot, cat and dog.
It has easy access to the Alta Badia ski region, boasting so many blues that an intermediate skier (like me) can ski happily all week on blues, whilst more experienced skiers will still be happy. It also has access to the Sella Ronda (via Corvara). With some of the most stunning views I've ever seen and such variety of skiing, this is a perfect resort. There are a multitude of places to stop and eat in the area, all offering a great variety of food at similar prices to that of the village.
We will be back next year. So leave some room for us. Read More