Our stay at Hotel Digon was a highlight of our northern Italy trip. The Stuflessor family was professional and attentive. The breakfast buffet and the 5-course dinner were generous and delicious. Our newly renovated room and bathroom were large, spotless and offered amazing views of the valley. We had our own car so being a few minutes out of town wasn't a problem. In fact, we liked how peaceful it was at the hotel. I wouldn't consider staying anywhere else the next time I visit the Dolomites.

We stayed here for a new year's ski trip. There were five of us (two couples and a single).

This is a typical Dolomiti pension/hotel, with friendly and engaged staff due to family ownership and small size and comfortable rooms (my girlfriend and I were lucky to get the biggest room with the best view, and beware - the singles really are rather small singles).

By far the highlight was the amazing food - we were staying half board (obligatory in high season), and we couldn't stop being amazed by what was being served. The breakfast buffet was big enough, but dinner was five courses EVERY NIGHT (except New Year's Eve, when we had seven or eight courses!!). Each course is of course not huge, but the portions are just the right size to ensure everyone gets enough and allows guests to sample many different tastes.

There's plenty of parking and there is a bus stop just outside, although you have to walk up some short steep steps to get to it.

Be aware this is not in the centre of the village, nor indeed is walking to the village advisable in winter if the pavements have not been cleared. We were there for the snowboarding not the nightlife so this was not an issue for us. We were disappointed to find no sauna but the owner stated one was planned for the '10/'11 season and we have no reason to doubt this.

This hotel overlooks the valley and you are treated to gorgeous views. The hotel is the combination of German and Italian style that you get in the Ladin area. Lovely and warm, lots of wood, very comfortable bed. Our room was large, with a balcony overlooking the valley. Lots of good hot water in the bathroom. We had dinner there one night and it was extremely good, plenty of food, very good value for money The breakfasts are like German breakfasts, plenty of choice in the buffet.

This is a family run hotel and this is demonstrated in the level of care shown by the family. They were happy to offer help, they offered to run us into town (its a few kms out and not easy to walk because of the tunnel) and told us of an excellent laundry in town who did our washing and dried it in the same day. It was the first evening for the barmaid and she was very good. It is a hotel of charm and a good base for exploring the Dolomites. There is covered parking.

We did have to pay cash on departure as they were not accepting credit cards but we had enough on us.

I would recommend this hotel. Its a little hard to find but the tourist office in town were very helpful in giving directions. I think this is a better choice than many of the hotels actually in the town.

Probably my favorite hotel in all of Italy during my 3 week trip to Rome, Venice, Florence, Ortisei and Cinque Terre. This is family run hotel establishment shows great care and pride in their hotel. Being a solo traveler who had never been to the Dolomites, I was anxious about how I would get around and what it might be like. This hotel made it easy. They offered to pick me up at the bus station and ended up dropping me off the day of my departure. The hotel is actually only a few miles from the town center and there is great bus service but their hospitality was most appreciated and made things easier given my arrival/departure times. The meals were extensive and fulfilling - many courses for dinner and a big breakfast buffet and the food, much of it from their family farm was hearty Tyrolean cuisine, and no lack of healthy ingredient! It was such a great value, too - around 60 euros a night including a 5 course dinner. I loved having dinner there each night - I ordered a bottle of wine the first night and each night they brought it out and I could continue to enjoy it. The Dolomites are so superb and Hotel Digon exemplifies part of the perfect Dolomites experience - which in my opinion combines the best of German and Italian culture (Italian kitchen and German quality is a saying that someone there taught me and sums it up!) The views and hikes are spectacular and so breath-taking. And the people there care so much about their beautiful surroundings. If you go, also make sure to do some hiking and have lunch in the mountains at a riffugio!