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A chalet reborn in 2023, 150 m from the Col Rodella cable car onto the Sellaronda — 20 rooms and suites, hot tubs under the peaks, and breakfast worth waking for.
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Need To Know
- 20 rooms and suites plus one family apartment, in wood and white with balconies or terraces
- Closed in April and May
- Breakfast and spa use complimentary on stays of two nights or more
- No restaurant by design: an all-day bar, and the house books its favourite village tables for dinner
- Our Favourite Rooms: a VIP suite for the in-room sauna and fireplace; the family apartment for groups
- Spa capped at 40 guests for quiet: outdoor hot tubs and saunas, indoor dry sauna, hammam, ice fountain
- Free parking and WiFi; ski storage; Canazei 2 km, the Duron valley walkable from the door
Check in - Check out
Check in from 15:00; check out before 10:30.
We Love
- The position — 150 m from the Col Rodella cable car, Campitello's gateway onto the Sellaronda circuit, and 100 m from the village centre; skis on by the second coffee.
- The outdoor spa — two steaming hot tubs and two dry saunas (one a barrel in the open), built for soaking among snowbound peaks at minus ten; inside, a hammam, ice fountain and tropical showers.
- The breakfast — chef Maurizio's pear cake, a full build-your-own porridge bar, handmade yoghurt with pure honey, and local fruit, cheese and cured meats. The day's first highlight, reliably.
- The VIP suites — in-room sauna, electric fireplace, balcony to the snowy ridgelines, Pure Alpine amenities and a Prosecco welcome: the romantic end of the house.
- The wood paintings — handcrafted ski- and mountain-themed panels by a local woman artist hang through the house, the chalet's quiet way of backing the valley's craftspeople.
Key Features
High Season
Price may be higher than other months in high season
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Chalet Marcora, Streda Dolomites, 99/101, 38031 Ca
Address
Chalet Marcora, Streda Dolomites, 99/101, 38031 Campitello di Fassa TN, Italia
Travel Info
Venice and Bergamo airports are each about 2h45 by car; free parking at the chalet. The Col Rodella cable car is 150 m away, the village centre 100 m, and Canazei 2 km up the valley. The Trentino Guest Card covers local public transport.
Last Updated: 2026-06-04
Expert Review
Origins
Campitello di Fassa is the Sellaronda's quietest gate. Canazei, two kilometres up the valley, takes the coaches; Campitello keeps the proportions of a Ladin village and a single decisive asset — the Col Rodella cable car, rising 1,000 metres in minutes to drop skiers straight onto the great circuit of the Sella massif. The Marcora has stood by that lift for decades as a family-run village hotel.
Its current life began at the end of 2022, when an Israeli family — drawn to Italy by its culture and food, and to the Dolomites by their landscape — bought the house and refurbished it completely. The doors reopened in 2023 on a different idea: a quiet-luxury chalet of just 20 rooms and suites and one family apartment, wood-and-white interiors, and a deliberate restraint about what a small mountain house should attempt. There is no restaurant; there is instead a serious breakfast, an all-day bar, and the village's tables a stroll away.
The conviction shows in the details the refurbishment chose to keep local: the handcrafted wooden panels through the house, painted with ski and mountain motifs by a woman artist from the valley — the new owners' way of stitching an international relaunch back into Val di Fassa's craft tradition.
Top Secret
The wooden panels around the house — ski scenes and mountain silhouettes — are handpainted by a local woman artist, commissioned by the owners to keep the valley's craft in the building. And book the dinner recommendations early: the house keeps a shortlist of Campitello's best tables and will reserve them for you.
The Review
The Marcora's argument is arithmetic: 150 metres to the Col Rodella cable car, 100 metres to the village centre, minutes to 2,485 metres and the Sellaronda's open door. Few addresses in the Dolomites put the circuit closer, and none of the big-name bases do it from a village this calm. Mornings here are unhurried in a way Canazei's are not — skis from the ski room, two minutes' walk, and the queue, when there is one, is short.
The 2023 rebuild gave the house its temper: wood and white, balconies on the rooms, a living-room fireplace and a small library for the blue hour, and VIP suites that push the romance — sauna inside the room, an electric fireplace, Prosecco waiting. The outdoor spa is the afternoon's reward, two hot tubs steaming against the cold with the ridgelines above, a barrel sauna alongside, and a hammam, ice fountain and tropical showers indoors — all capped at 40 guests, so it never crowds.
Dinner is the honest move: there isn't one. The chalet runs as a refined B&B — chef Maurizio's breakfast (the pear cake, the porridge bar, the handmade yoghurt) sends you out properly, the bar runs all day for returning skiers, and the front desk books the village's tables for the evening. In a valley of half-board machines, the Marcora bets that freedom plus a short walk beats a captive dining room — and for the independent-minded skier it's the right bet, at the Sellaronda's quietest gate.
