Travel

Hotel

Hotel Passo Sella

We’d love for you to stay at Hotel Passo Sella, a 4-star hotel just a 10-15 minute walk from our wedding venue. The hotel has a variety of rooms, a relaxing spa, and breakfast included. Request to book directly on their website.

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Rifugio Carlo Valentini

For a true rifugio experience, Rifugio Carlo Valentini offers a more rustic and afforable option <10 minute walk from Rifugio Salei. Breakfast is included. Request to book directly on their website.

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Hotel Continental Dolomites

A family-run 4-star hotel directly next to the Dantercepies cable car for the Welcome Apperitivo. Hotel Continental is a wonderful option offering a variety of rooms and suites with mountain views, a beautiful spa, outdoor infinity pool, and breakfast included. To book, inquire directly on their site or booking.com.

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Linder Cycling Hotel

Not just for bikers, Linder is a 4-star hotel in the heart of Selva di Val Gardena. With a variety of rooms, laid back atmosphere, pool and spa with fabulous views, and an amazing restaurant; Linder is elegance for adventurers. To book, inquire directly on their site or booking.com.

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Garni Hotel Miara

A family-run hotel centrally located in Selva di Val Gardena, all rooms have a balcony, there's a well-equipped spa, and breakfast is included. They also have apartments if you're looking to stay in a larger group or cook. To book, inquire directly on their site or booking.com.

Travel Note

Where to Stay: Selva di Val Gardena

If you’d prefer to find your own accomodations, we recommend Selva di Val Gardena. It’s the closest village to our venues, with plenty of options from cozy B&Bs to high-end hotels. From Selva, you can walk to the Dantercepies cable car for the Welcome Aperitivo, and it’s just a short drive to Rifugio Salei for the wedding. On the wedding night, transportation will be provided to/from Selva and will run in intervals starting at 10pm.

Travel Note

A Note on Hotels

South Tyrol is known for its hospitality with a wide variety from simple and rustic to luxurious and elegant and an amazing spa and food culture. You won't find many corporate brands, most are smaller, and family-run, the best way to book is nearly always directly. For platforms, we primarily used Booking.com over Airbnb here; Google Maps is also great for finding places. These platforms may not show all availability as many establishments you can only request to book via their website or email.

Flight

Airports & Flying

The closest airports (in order) are Venice (VCE), Verona (VRN), Innsbruck (INN), Milan (MXP/LIN) and Munich (MUC). From any of these, you can either rent a car and drive directly to the Dolomites (about 2–4.5 hours depending on the airport), or take a train to a closer city and rent a car from there.

Rental Car

Rental Cars

While the area has excellent public transit options, we like having a rental car while in the Dolomites to explore it properly. We recommend picking up your rental car near the airport or in a larger city. NOTE: Italy requires International Driving Permits (IDP). You can pick yours up at any AAA with your drivers license and a photo.

Train

Trains and Transit

The train system in Italy is easy, fast, reliable, and affordable. The closest major train station and transit hub to the wedding is Bolzano a ~45 minute drive away. Train tickets, particularly for longer trips, are significantly cheaper when booked further in advance.

Travel Note

Road Closure: Maratona Bike Race

Please be advised that the Maratona Bike Race is taking place on Sunday following the wedding, July 5th. Many of the mountain pass roads will be closed for the race so plan your travel accordingly.