The apartment was really nice and cozy. As you can read in some other reviews, I unfortunately also have to say that there are few options for storing clothes. We lived out of a suitcase for a week...that's fine too, of course, but a few hooks and hangers or shelves would be really good. The balconies are a bit small or narrow, but we were outside all day in October anyway. Otherwise everything was great! It's a 10 minute walk to the city, the key (3 pieces because you have to unlock three doors) is stored in a key safe. There was enough space at the table and sofa for the five of us. The stove (gas) and dishes were enough for us, but we only had breakfast and only cooked twice. There is a lot to discover in the apartment: hidden rooms, hidden water heaters and cupboards and glasses here and there. ;) A coffee machine would be great, of course we made do with the espresso maker on the gas stove. ;)

The location was great. Beautiful views out the windows, parking available, and a charming path through the woods and past the stream to go into town. The place is rustic (like most flats in a ski center)- more so than appears in the pictures, and the kitchen and bath areas are a little cramped but very useful. There are NO spices, dry goods, etc. in the kitchen - you have to bring everything with you to cook, but there is quite a nice selection of dishware. Our biggest problem was getting in to the house. The managing company sent many emails in advance asking us to register (passports etc.) and the instructions we received to find the keys were perfect. But USING the keys was a different story. I think its common in Europe (but not in the US) for door locks to click several times before the door opens. That was not explained. The instructions just said "if you have trouble with the key push it inside the lock.", and I think that was referring actually to the 2nd door of three that had to be unlocked to get into the unit - we couldn't open therein door to the building. We couldn't get the door open. Our cellular service wasn't working. We went into town and searched for a pay phone (wasn't working). Finally found a neighbor from down the street and asked if they would call the property managers - they did, and spoke to them in fluent Italian, but the connection was horrible, and they didn't learn anything new from the property manager, and ending up hanging up. Fortunately the neighbor was able to manage the key. Turns out that you needed to turn the key three complete revolutions, until you heard three clicks, and then you had to push against the very strong resistance (I had to use two hands) a fourth time, and then the door opened. It would have been helpful if this was part of the checkin instructions.

Would stay again....quiet, quaint, super location.

We loved both Cortina and this property! It is well laid out and great for a family or a small group of friends. The flat is well decorated and fully functional, and within walking distance of the centre. Cortina is an amazing place to visit in the summer with all the hiking and restaurants! I would highly recommend Cortina and this property!

My husband and I stayed in Luca's property for 1 week earlier in July. The pictures are very representative of the property. There is gorgeous wood floors, ceilings, and walls (it feels very Tyrolean!). The furniture is in good condition and offers plenty of space to sit and relax. The mountain view out the front of the apartment and the side are lovely. As Luca mentioned, the balconies are older and a bit worn, so although we didn't sit out there much, we liked having them to dry our laundry and to step out onto for fresh air. Another great feature of the apartment is it's proximity to town. There is a shortcut path at the end of the road leading to the property that gets you into town in about 5 minutes. We walked each day vs. taking the car and trying to find a parking spot. Luca responded very quickly during our initial rental search and also when I emailed him shortly before our trip. He provided us with lots of information regarding his favorite hikes, restaurants, and other tidbits. He is a friendly, welcoming, property manager. In summary, we really enjoyed our stay at Luca's apartment and we loved loved loved hiking around Cortina. It's such a stunning setting. The town of Cortina also has many good restaurants from which to to choose.

Everything was great. Host was kind and on Time. Show everything in the appartment and what's worth to See in Cortina. Absolutely recommended

We had a very nice week in Cortina. The apartment offers everything you need to enjoy an easy and relaxing vacation. We stayed in the apartment as a family of 4 + grandfather, and we especially liked how my dad had his own room with bathroom and the four of us had our bedrooms close together with a shared bathroom. In addition there were lots of common space to hang out! The beds were very comfortable. The apartment has a nice balcony with a great view. The gondola to the beautiful Faloria ski region is within walking distance which we took advantage of (there is even the possibility to rent a skibox at the top of the gondola for 1 Euro, which makes the hike up to the apartment more enjoyable)! The bus station, the skipass office and the city centre with different shops are also within short walking distance!

The apartment was very cosy for 5 of us and the beds were extremely comfortable. The kitchen and bathrooms are not large but perfectly adequate and the views from the windows over the mountains are stunning. It’s an easy short walk into town and the drive to the Socrepes piste area was quite straight forward. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and would definitely return. The only comment we would have would be there needed to be more hot water for showers after a day on the slopes.