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Grand Hotel Savoia & Spa

Dolomites (South Tyrol) • Cortina d'Ampezzo • OVER THE TOP

avg. $699 / night

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A 1912 Liberty-style palazzo in Cortina d'Ampezzo with a contemporary stone extension and edited mountain interiors.

Best for: Architecture enthusiasts and ski-season travelers

Highlights:

  • Liberty-style palazzo from 1912 with contemporary stone extension
  • Interiors by bleached oak, cobalt velvet, and black-and-white ski photography
  • Positioned at Cortina's center with Tofane massif backdrop
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PB hotel design editorial

Standing at the centre of Cortina d'Ampezzo with the Tofane massif rising behind it, the cream-rendered palazzo that houses the Grand Hotel Savoia has anchored the town's social geography since 1912, when Cortina was still part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. The five-storey Liberty-style building — green-shuttered windows trailing flower boxes, rusticated stone quoins at the corners, a zinc mansard roof punctuated by dormer windows — carries exactly the grandeur you would expect of a grand hotel built for the Belle Époque skiing elite. The more arresting architectural move is the angular extension added to the right flank of the original structure: clad in warm-toned local stone and angled like a geological fault line, it announces itself as unambiguously contemporary without disrupting the ensemble. Inside, the renovation replaced inherited Alpine kitsch with something considerably more assured. Wide-plank oak floors run through the lobby, where a coffered timber ceiling in pale blond wood spans the full length of the room and deep cobalt velvet sofas anchor a loose arrangement of seating punctuated by contemporary artworks. The same bleached-oak vocabulary continues into the guestrooms, where leather-strapped headboards, exposed timber beam detailing, and black-and-white ski photography give the rooms an atmosphere closer to a well-edited mountain residence than a conventional hotel interior. In the bar, warm walnut panelling meets stacked-stone feature walls and terracotta velvet chairs under a grid of illuminated timber coffers — a palette that manages to feel rooted in the Dolomites without leaning on the usual folkloric shorthand.

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Grand Hotel Savoia & Spa Reviews

3,840 reviews

"We stayed in 2 rooms for five nights. Originally we booked NH hotel but since we were travelling by train we discovered it will be a long walk with the luggage which is okay on flat surface but Genova is city centre is not for car traffic and as result, taxi would have costed us 70 euros to get there which was totally unreasonable. So on a day we switched to Savoia which is 90 meters from the train station, is five stars and it was not that much more expensive for the convenience it gave us. Please note on the other hand it is 20 min brisk walk to the Ferrari Square. Check in by Maria was probably the best we ever had. Despite the fact we dropped them the reservation at 11th hour, they considered it carefully: assigned us upgraded rooms with the balconies next to each other! When I expressed my gratitude Maria just said „We don’t create any stress here”. And it was true for the rest of the stay. They did not have great occupancy during the week - we stayed Monday to Saturday check out so they accomodated in an optimal way. Both rooms were spacious with the bathtubs/ rain shower combination. Addition of day bed was a nice touch. I was working from the hotel most days and wifi was mostly adequate. Housekeeping performed dilligently with the same Italian lady coming each day. It felt safe. Hotel has seven floors but is not very big so everything feels personal. My only criticism was that our room did not have proper wardrobe - it was just a rail with no doors and not mounted high enough for trousers and dresses (not ideal for five nights) while my daughter room had two proper antique wardrobes. Although rooms were overlooking busy road and train station, you could use external electric rolling shutters to block the light and noise which was a great feature. Aircon worked well, although water started dripping from it on the checkout day. I enjoyed working from the oppulent lobby when having my coffee. We were also coming for Italian coctails enjoyed by the sound of piano player. As we could not book a train to Milan for earlier than 3 pm - Maria consulted her manager and they extended one of the rooms until a bit later which was a huge help, especially that they have mainly weekend traffic. Overall it is a beautiful hotel and I highly recommend it!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Aug 30, 2026

"Hotel OK. Charged my Hilton debit card twice for the same room. Still trying to get this resolved. Totally un helpful no customer care. . If you have problems at this hotel do not expect to get them resolved in a timely manner."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Aug 25, 2026

"As the "Grand" in the name suggests, this is an older hotel and so some guests might find it a bit dated. However, it has been well kept up and the public areas on the ground floor are definitely grand. The rooftop terrace bar offers a good view over the city and the port, and has an extensive cocktail menu. The room was comfortable and quiet. Staff were professional and friendly, at reception, in the bar, and for room service. Parking is valet parking only. The location is good for exploring the city on foot: about a 20-minute walk to the Doge's Place or the Porto Antico. The additional fee for my dog was 45 Euros, which is rather more than the norm. The valet parking was I think 35 Euros: also more than the norm, but worth it to avoid having to sort out your own parking somewhere else. An optional service charge is added to the bill: it's not much, and you can decline if you feel strongly about it."

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Aug 12, 2026

"We had a wonderful stay at the Hilton in Genoa. The service was absolutely impeccable from start to finish, the staff genuinely went above and beyond to make our stay special. Our room was gorgeous, beautifully presented and extremely comfortable, with wonderfully comfy beds that made for a great night’s sleep. The location is superb too, making it really convenient for exploring Genoa. Exceptional service, a beautiful room, great comfort and a fantastic location. We couldn’t have asked for more and would happily stay again. Highly recommended!"

A Tripadvisor traveler review

Aug 07, 2026

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