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Residence Baita Antlia, Arabba

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Location: where is Residence Baita Antlia

Nearest lift: 400m

Tuition meeting point: 400m

Resort centre: 300m


Overview: apartment description: Residence Baita Antlia description

If you're looking to explore the local eateries as well as the incredible 1200km+ Dolomites ski area, this residence is for you. It's just a few minute's walk to the resort centre where you'll find a foodies playground of small family-run cafés and restaurants.

The building is traditionally alpine with warm wood tones and plenty of comfortable furnishing to make for a great holiday. The large hot tub, steam room and sauna are a particular treat to rejuvenate tired muscles at the end of the day.

Each apartment is a nice size with under floor heating, large balconies and free Wi-Fi. You also have all the facilities to cook up your own Italian delights if you don't fancy venturing out in to town. Once finished, you can always head downstairs the residence's own bar and 'stube' where to enjoy a well-earned aperitif.

Facilities: Residence Baita Antlia features

Official rating: ****

Free Wi-Fi throughout

Small bar and stube

Free use of the hot tub, sauna and a steam room

Ski & board storage with boot warmers

Laundry room


Room Types: Residence Baita Antlia bedrooms

The 19 apartments are traditionally styled with plenty of natural wood and daylight. To help you with your foodie masterpieces, the apartments each have a kitchenette with a two-ring hob, microwave and dishwasher.

Choose from a studio for two or a one bedroom apartment for four people. You'll also have a bathroom with a shower and wc in each. Your apartment includes bed linen, towels and end of stay cleaning, except the kitchen and washing up.


Meals: Residence Baita Antlia food & drink

The residence is self catering so you can either prepare you own delicious Italian meals or head out to choose from the many local restaurants in Arabba.

There's also a bed and breakfast upgrade available for a supplement. Enjoy a continental breakfast with local meats, cheeses and fresh coffee.

We update Residence Baita Antlia's details often, but facilities do change. e.g. some extras listed by the supplier as "free" or included might only be for the first time you use them, or for one time per party, then charged for further use. If any specific feature is essential to your holiday, make sure you ask us to confirm the details of it before you book your holiday.
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Resort: about Arabba: about holidays in Arabba: about ski holidays in Arabba: about ski holidays in Arabba Italy

Pretty mountain village High altitude skiing Jaw-dropping scenery

It’s no surprise that Arabba has such a loyal following of dedicated skiers and boarders. A charming little village high up in the heart of the Dolomites, it has fantastic ski links, the best snow around and an infectiously easy-going vibe. We love the traditional Ladin charm and character and as for the location, the scenery speaks for itself.

Beginner Intermediate Advanced Snowboard

Great for Scenery Linked ski area Foodies

Arabba webcam

Snow Report: Top 79cm, Bottom 79cm

Snow Forecast: 102cm expected this week

Snow History: March average depth 114cm

Arabba trail map

Approx. airport transfer times depend on conditions:

Innsbruck130 km 2 hrs 20 mins
Region:Dolomites, Italy
First opened:1906

Arabba lift pass price last reported as 234€ (adult 6 days). Ask for a quote when booking Residence Baita Antlia.
Night skiing: No
Arabba has N S E facing slopes.
Usually open for skiing November – April.

Town altitude: 1602m
Top of slopes: 3,269m
Bottom of piste: 1428m
Vertical drop:
Total length of trails:63km
Longest piste:4km
This idyllic destination is nestled in the heart of the Dolomites surrounded by the Livinallongo valley in Ladin-speaking Veneto. With the striking Sella Massif and Portavesco mountain ranges on either side and the presence of the Marmolada mountain (fondly known as the ‘Queen of the Dolomites’), Arabba's beautiful landscape forms part of a UNESCO World heritage site. One of the highest resorts in Italy, Arabba is small and cosy with traditional mountain architecture housing quaint bars, restaurants, hotels...
The Arabba-Marmolada area is surrounded by numerous mountain passes which means incredible links to the nearby resorts in the Sella Ronda and Val di Fassa. The Passo Pordoi at 2,239m links Arabba to Belvedere above Canzaei in the Val di Fassa, the Passo Campolongo connects it to Alta Badia and Corvara whilst the Passo Pordon links to the challenging slopes on the Marmolada peak. Within these, skiers will love the variety of high steep terrain, exciting powder bowls and gentle descents against a stunning backdrop...
There’s a laid back après scene with most evenings spent in easy-going bars, trying out the local cuisine and relaxing in the comfortable accommodation. Stop off on the slopes at Rifugio Fodom for a midday pick-me-up and enjoy spectacular views from the balcony. In true Italian style, take a time out with a coffee and a mouth-watering pastry at a traditional cafe- the cakes at Pasticceria Caffe Gelateri Genziana are not to be missed. There are a few local specialities which are definitely worth a try - Bomb...

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