This Hotel is a historic property that is being managed and maintained by the same family since early 20th century. The property is in a perfect condition, beautifully preserved and upgraded. The owners are very welcoming and they take pride of their prized possession. An excellent buffet breakfast is served daily, and the bar at the hotel serves food in the evening. The hotel has a sauna, and laundry service is provided upon request. Bedrooms and bathrooms are cleaned daily by the staff. Free parking at the property is always available.

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property is stylish and comfortable, it is an old building with the authentic interior nevertheless it is preserved or well reconstructed. room is enough big and equipped with all needed furniture. bed was comfortable. very quiet place which secure good sleeping. location is quite good for visit to surrounding attractions (marmolada, giau pass, fedaia pass, cortina...). breakfast was good.

bathtub looks nice at first sight but very uncomfortable for usage, even though it is dangerous. better coffee could be introduced for breakfast. breakfast could last longer (at least to 10 a.m.) and check in is pretty late in comparison with check out.

This charming historic Inn has been family-run for almost 100 years, and you are warmly welcomed by a family member from the moment you enter. The building and decor take you back to a different time, when wood and stone were crafted to a thing of beauty that would last for centuries, and being a guest of a conscientious family far outweighs any meager benefit of staying in a corporately-owned austere and cookie-cutter hotel. Any imperfections add to the historic charm. The bathroom is modern, the daily breakfast delicious and the location, being almost right in the center of the Dolomites, made it easy to access many areas. My family of 4 very much enjoyed our stay here.

We stayed at Digonera Historic Hotel B&B for two nights in August 2023. Upon arrival, we were immediately charmed! It is a family-owned hotel and everyone we interacted with was kind and helpful. Our room was on the third floor (room 34, I believe) and it was just as charming as the exterior. Everything was clean and comfortable. We had a private balcony that overlooked the mountains, which we definitely took advantage of. Breakfast was fantastic -- a generous spread of local cold cuts, breads, juice, cakes, yogurt, coffee, fruit, etc. The location is perfect for hiking. It was a 20 minute drive to Cinque Torri/Laguazoi, and only about 40 minutes to Cortina d'Ampezzo.

There were two negatives that I could think of: 1. because this is a historic building, the rooms are not properly soundproofed. This meant that we were kept up until midnight by other guests laughing and talking in the neighboring room as well as guests staying up late on their balconies. 2. There is no A/C. During our stay, the days were pretty hot, which meant that the room became very warm (this would certainly not be an issue in the Fall/Winter/Spring months).

Very good breakfast choices, everything clean, comfy beds, room was more spacey than expected with enough store capacity, nice stuff, parking just in front of the hotel and small shop opposite, too. Very interesting location - just in the middle between Arraba and Marmolada.

For those with sleeping issues-bring ear plugs cause the doors are not soundproof and you hear everything from the corridor.

The hotel is lovely and located in a very small town. We had a car so it was easy to get around to the other towns and sights in the area. There is a bus system but I do not know how frequently they run. The staff at Digonera are friendly and helpful. They have a table full of brochures and information for hiking and other activities by the front desk and Marina will help you with reservations. She was very kind and made a phone call to a winery we wanted to stop in on our way from Digonera to Milan. There is a bar in the hotel and it has a small menu of pizza, salads, and cold platters of meats and cheese. To go to a full restaurant you need to drive, or take the bus. When you arrive the staff will give you a list of restaurants in the area. We really enjoyed the food and view at La Murada which is located down the hill from the hotel. At Digonera they serve a terrific breakfast: cold cuts, cheeses, breads, sweets, fruit, etc. Lia who runs the breakfast room is also a good source of information. Our rooms were quiet, it is a quiet town, and nice and clean. Each room has a balcony. There is no refrigerator in the room but Lia said they would keep the bottle of wine we bought at the hotel bar in the refrigerator if we did not finish it. Of course that wasn't necessary!

There was nothing we did not like. We couldn't have asked for more.

Small historical hotel in village in the heart of the Dolomites. Close to Cortina and main hiking spots. The village is at the bottom of a valley and has limited facilities but has a very German/Austrian feel to it. The staff at the hotel were very pleasant to deal with and the breakfast was very good. Room had a balcony where we could sit and admire the views to the mountains.

Limited soap during our three day stay.

Very nice and kind people work here. The breakfast was good, we stayed here for one week, so every day was crunchy bread and different cakes. The beds were very comfortable.

I would prefer for breakfast vegetables and fruits, i missed that very much. Unfortunately we had very loud neighbors and you can hear there everything, so we could sleep very well...

Quiet location in the small village of Digonera. Friendly family-owned hotel. View from our balcony was picture postcard. Bar menu simple but perfect after a full day of driving and sightseeing.

Location is at the bottom of a winding range but soon realised all roads within the Dolomites are narrow, winding and hair-raising so I'm glad we made the effort as this hotel is definitely worth the drive.

Best view from the balcony I ever had in a hotel, for a reasonable price. + very nice staff + clean rooms + balcony with an amazing view of the mountains + private sauna after a long day outdoors

- would be nice to have some vegetables at breakfast, after 3 days it got a bit mundane - walls were a bit thin, someone knocked at our wall for talking at normal volume after 22