Hotel La Perla

Hotel La Perla has no golf course and offers no golf packages: its summer programme is about hiking and cycling. Golfers do have a club nearby.

Golf Alta Badia is a 9-hole course at about 1,700 metres, near Corvara towards the Campolongo Pass, with an elevation change of only 45 metres over 2,730 metres. The tourist board calls the 5th hole «the most panoramic in Italy». The course is open from June to October and belongs to the Dolomites Super Golf network, which links the clubs of Alta Badia, Cortina and Val Pusteria: 27 holes on a single green fee. Tee times are booked with the club.

The hotel's website describes it as a large South Tyrolean mountain home with 56 rooms, open since 1956 and run by the Costa family. It stands less than 500 metres from the centre of Corvara and is ski-in/ski-out on the Col Alto slope.

There are four suites: the Dolomites La Perla (120 m²), for six people, with two double bedrooms and two bathrooms, the Ernesto (75 m²) with a private sauna, the Alpina (60 m²) and the Panorama (56 m²). Rooms run from Comfort (30 m²), one version with historic 17th-century elements, to Romantik (40-45 m²) with Swiss pine interiors.

La Stüa de Michil is the hotel's starred stube: 1 MICHELIN star in the 2026 Italy guide. The chef is Simone Cantafio, from Calabria, with years of work in Japan behind him, and his balance between the Dolomites and the East often runs through vegetables. The name, says the MICHELIN Guide, refers to owner Michele Costa. Children can dine there from age 10.

The hotel has four more venues: Les Stües, a Ladin stube with Italian cooking, Ladinia with Alpine flavours, the Bistrot & Music Club with cocktails and live music, and, in summer, the beer house L'Murin.

The Mahatma cellar lies beneath the hotel and holds over 30,000 bottles from Italy, Switzerland, Austria and France, with a dedicated Sassicaia section. It has received three stars from The World of Fine Wine for its wine list.

The spa has saunas with panoramic views of Sassongher and Sass Ciampac, a steam bath with Dolomia stone and ceilings of timber from old Alpine buildings. There is also an indoor pool, two saunas and a Turkish bath.

Check-in is from 3 pm, check-out by 11 am. Outdoor parking is free; the covered garage costs extra. The hotel arranges private transfers from the airports of Bolzano, Venice, Innsbruck and Verona. Dogs and cats are welcome in the rooms, but not in the breakfast room or at Les Stües.

• A record hole. The Alta Badia tourist board calls the course's 5th hole «the most panoramic in Italy».
• A stube named after Michele. La Stüa de Michil is named for owner Michele Costa, according to the MICHELIN Guide.
• Three stars in the glass. The Mahatma wine list earned three stars from The World of Fine Wine.
• Skis on at the door. The hotel is ski-in/ski-out at Col Alto, under 500 metres from the village.