Winter lift shuttle
An included winter shuttle handles the short hop to Piz Sorega. Confirm current operation with the hotel.
San Cassiano · IT
Spacious suites in Ladin San Cassiano, with proper kitchens, breakfast until 11, a 16-plus spa and an included winter lift shuttle.

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An included winter shuttle handles the short hop to Piz Sorega. Confirm current operation with the hotel.
Twenty-six spacious suites offer room to settle in, with living space for couples and families.
Every suite has a proper kitchen, making relaxed evenings in part of the appeal.
Breakfast runs until 11:00, with homemade preserves, organic breads, cheese and charcuterie.
La Palsa's saunas, steam room and hot tub are included for guests aged 16 and over. Treatments cost extra.
Larch, Swiss pine, slate, loden and linen bring warmth and local character to the interiors.
Lagació makes suite living feel like one of the pleasures of the stay. There are just 26, each with generous living space, a proper kitchen and floor-to-ceiling windows that draw in the Dolomite setting. Larch, Swiss pine and spruce sit alongside slate, clay, loden and linen, giving the contemporary interiors warmth, texture and a strong sense of San Cassiano.
Breakfast is another reason not to hurry. Homemade preserves, organic breads, cheese, charcuterie and carefully chosen regional produce are served until 11:00 in the timber-panelled Stuben. Later, the kitchen in each suite leaves evenings pleasantly open: cook something simple, bring back local ingredients or head out to one of San Cassiano's restaurants.
Ski days fall into an easy rhythm too. The included winter shuttle handles the short hop to Piz Sorega, while the ski shop in the building keeps equipment close at hand. Back at Lagació, La Palsa's saunas, steam room, hot tub and hay-bed relaxation area make for a gentle return. Spa access is included from age 16, with treatments available separately. Current shuttle arrangements are best confirmed with reception.
Alta Badia has more than 70 kilometres of winter walking and snowshoe routes, while the cross-country trails around Armentarola offer a quieter way into the valley. Current local guidance will help you choose the best open route for the day's conditions.
Breakfast is included until 11:00, with homemade preserves, organic breads, cheeses, charcuterie and carefully chosen regional produce. Lunch and dinner are independent of the stay. Each suite has a proper kitchen for relaxed evenings in, while San Cassiano's restaurants make eating out equally easy.
La Palsa spa is open to guests aged 16 and over, with access and a sauna kit included in the stay. Treatments and the solarium cost extra. The age limit applies only to the spa: Lagació itself welcomes families and provides equipment for younger guests.
Piz Sorega is only 300 metres away. In winter, Lagació's included shuttle makes the short trip to the Alta Badia ski-area entrance at roughly 30-minute intervals. Ask reception to confirm the current hours and return arrangements.
Yes. From Bolzano Airport, travel by bus to Bolzano station, then by train via Fortezza to San Lorenzo and by bus via La Villa to San Cassiano, Strada Berto. Arrange the final short journey from the bus stop with Lagació so your arrival is planned through to reception.
San Cassiano is a small Ladin village beneath the Lavarela and Conturines massifs, with Piz Sorega above the centre and cross-country trails farther along the valley near Armentarola. Ladin language and food remain part of everyday life. Look out for panicia, tutres, cajincí and furtaies on local menus.
Alta Badia has 130 kilometres of pistes and 54 lifts directly accessible from San Cassiano, with connections into a wider 500-kilometre network that includes the Sellaronda. Dolomiti Superski's 1,200 kilometres cover 12 distinct, non-continuous ski areas. Alta Badia remains the practical focus for skiing from the hotel.
The South Tyrol Guest Pass is included with the stay. Long-distance trains, the winter ski bus in Badia and some other services sit outside its scope. Follow the supplied validation instructions to use the included regional trains, local buses and other participating ski-bus services.
Alta Badia has more than 70 kilometres of winter walking and snowshoe routes, while the cross-country trails around Armentarola offer a quieter way into the valley. Current local guidance will help you choose the best open route for the day's conditions.
Breakfast is included until 11:00, with homemade preserves, organic breads, cheeses, charcuterie and carefully chosen regional produce. Lunch and dinner are independent of the stay. Each suite has a proper kitchen for relaxed evenings in, while San Cassiano's restaurants make eating out equally easy.
La Palsa spa is open to guests aged 16 and over, with access and a sauna kit included in the stay. Treatments and the solarium cost extra. The age limit applies only to the spa: Lagació itself welcomes families and provides equipment for younger guests.
Piz Sorega is only 300 metres away. In winter, Lagació's included shuttle makes the short trip to the Alta Badia ski-area entrance at roughly 30-minute intervals. Ask reception to confirm the current hours and return arrangements.
Yes. From Bolzano Airport, travel by bus to Bolzano station, then by train via Fortezza to San Lorenzo and by bus via La Villa to San Cassiano, Strada Berto. Arrange the final short journey from the bus stop with Lagació so your arrival is planned through to reception.
San Cassiano is a small Ladin village beneath the Lavarela and Conturines massifs, with Piz Sorega above the centre and cross-country trails farther along the valley near Armentarola. Ladin language and food remain part of everyday life. Look out for panicia, tutres, cajincí and furtaies on local menus.
Alta Badia has 130 kilometres of pistes and 54 lifts directly accessible from San Cassiano, with connections into a wider 500-kilometre network that includes the Sellaronda. Dolomiti Superski's 1,200 kilometres cover 12 distinct, non-continuous ski areas. Alta Badia remains the practical focus for skiing from the hotel.
The South Tyrol Guest Pass is included with the stay. Long-distance trains, the winter ski bus in Badia and some other services sit outside its scope. Follow the supplied validation instructions to use the included regional trains, local buses and other participating ski-bus services.
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