Santo Stefano di Cadore: Hotels, B&B, Residence and holiday apartments

The house is located at the foot of the Monte Col, in a quiet location surrounded by greenery few minutes far from the village center. It is a starting point for hikes and walks in the woods of the green Comelico.

The apartments of the Ciani family are located in a central area. The apartments are equipped with all comforts. Nearby you will find all the shops, cinemas, skating rink, playground, a short distance from the ski resorts of Padola, Sappada and Auronz

The apartment can accommodate up to 5/7 people and is located in Santo Stefano di Cadore, in the Comelico Dolomites, surrounded by scented pinewoods and many shelters for relaxing during excursions and walks in these beautiful mountains.

The Hotel Krissin is situated in S. Stefano di Cadore, a lovely village in one of the most beautiful Dolomites valleys. Thanks to its strategic location you can easily reach the breathtaking places, the beautiful mountains and the main tourist attractions of the Comelico area.

Locanda Pierina is a small family-run inn, where you can stay overnight or enjoy a half-board service (with dinner). The ambience, simple and informal, offers a typical home cooking, welcoming rooms with private bathroom, with a balcony or common terrace, TV and free Wi-Fi.

Apartment with 4 beds in Santo Stefano di Cadore, in a quiet area but a short walk from the center. It disposes of garden, car park, terrace. The apartment is on the ground floor and for this reason is also suitable for senior and disabled people.

The hotel is situated between the green valleys of Comelico and Sappada in the Belluno Dolomites precisely in Santo Stefano. The area in which is strategically located and within a dozen kilometers you can easily reach itineraries for hiking, snowshoeing...

Apartment located in S.Stefano di Cadore, Borgata Tambar 50 meters from the bus stop in front of the food shop De Candido, slightly inside in quiet area. The village is in the heart of Val Comelico, in the crossing valleys leading to Sappada and to Comelico Superiore.