Hotel Majoni in Cortina d'Ampezzo

A very nice and reasonable option in Cortina! Would stay again and highly recommend

The food prepared provides an amazing choice and is so tasty for a buffet style menu. The chef deserves a lot of credit for keeping the customers so happy.
The restaurant staff: the two young men who work in the restaurant provide an excellent level of service to everyone. The manager is very professional and good at his job, but it would be nice if he smiled sometimes.
Reception staff: Both the hotel manager and the young girl behind the desk, are always smiling, helpful, happy and polite. The hotel manager looks like Justin Timberlake

Hotel cleaners: rooms were cleaned every morning and again in the evening whilst we were having dinner. Hotel is spotless throughout.

Location: You need to take the local Ski bus to the lift stations each day. You cannot ski back to the hotel. The hotel is conveniently located near a bus stop and it’s only a five minutes walk into town.

The rooms: once you get over the shock of the colour schemes within the rooms, they are basic yet comfortable. Having a red bedspread with blue curtains and green carpet along with a brown bathroom doesn’t work.

Bar: Basically non-existent.

Conclusion: taking everything into consideration, I would recommend staying at the hotel. Just get over the fact that the hotel colour scheme needs updating, although rooms are comfortable. The owner owns 19 hotels, I hope he spends money on his other hotels and I suppose if he’s occupancy levels are good why spend money on the hotel?

The Duncurins spent a lovely week’s skiing in the wonderful town of Cortina and stayed at the Hotel Majoni. This is a lovely comfortable hotel which is warm, kept spotless by the cleaning staff and is also centrally situated such that one only has a short walk to the: ski bus, fabulous shops, centre of town, ski hire, church and so on. Also as standard come the wonderful friendly, kind staff who make you feel right at home and all do their best to make one feel comfortable and relaxed. Food was excellent and a buffet style with lots of options so that one could start with a salad, soup and then main courses followed by choice of deserts. This works really well and there is sufficient variety such that one can always find tasty and well-cooked food. There is a small boot room so that you can store skis and boots. Please note there are no boot warmers as such and we found that by using the shake and go hand warmers each day we skied and then dropping them in our boots upon our return was a good way of helping keep boots dry. The public rooms downstairs are comfortable, well furnished and have lovely wooden panelling to the arches and doors. This is beautifully done in quality woods. Sadly, as with so many alpine-themed hotels this feature is extended up into the bedrooms but not so much with quality woods but antique-stained pine with an explosion of such extending from the skirting, the architraves and acres of panelling along the walls. To be fair, rooms are comfortable but Duncurin would be tempted to turn a painter loose and brighten much of this from stem to stern. In a similar way the bathrooms all feature wide expanses of dark tiling, floors and walls; and breaking some of this up would make the generous-sized rooms more bright and inviting. As above the staff are to a man and woman kind and attentive. The manager made a point of approaching every table over the evening meal to make sure that everything was okay and guests were happy. Ultimately then, one thing remains and that is would we be happy to return to Cortina and this hotel and I guess: yes in a heartbeat would be the answer we would give. Duncurin wishes them well.