The hotel is good value for money, in a relatively expensive region. The rooms are not big, but very clean. Breakfast is very good, but sometimes you will have to wait before you can be seated. Room cleaning is excellent, and Wifi is included in the room price. It is a small hotel, but nicely situated near downtows, and between... More

We stayed in the wet summer of 2012. Rooms were good, the bathrooms were better than other hotels of a similar standard that I've seen in Cortina. The proprietor was friendly. Whoever cleans the rooms during the daytime is amazing- we returned to find that all our socks and shirts had been refolded and put into wardrobes and drawers. Downsides... More

The hotel is a well maintained older property, recalling a time before Cortina d'Ampezzo became a jet-set resort. It is located in the center of town, close to what used to be the railway station. Our room was clean and inviting, albeit a bit small, the bathroom facilities (shower only) new and of high standards. We found Giovanni, the hotel's... More

Top location for both winter and summer, near the center and along convenient roads, just on the pedestrian pathway that crosses Cortina (the "pedonale"). The owner is very welcoming, fun and kind; great breakfast! Recommended also for its low cost. In short, great value for all!

Cortina d'Ampezzo is pretty expensive location what comes to tourist prices, this hotel (or hostel) is from the lowest end and quality is 'OK' - not bad, not excellent either. It is small hotel located very nicely next to bus station and only 3min walk to central Cortina.

We stayed here to do some of the outdoor sports in the area and it was a very nice stay. The hotel offered a really great breakfast every morning and was very helpful with planning our time there. Giovanni, the owner, was wonderful and helpful. There was wifi in the hotel, but it was not free and we had some... More

The place is rather small and sparse, but spotlessly clean. Giovanni, the owner, was very helpful in suggesting what to go see and where to eat. Location is a mixed bag--it is located close to the center, which is good, but it means it can be noisy. Overall, good value for the money.

Cortina is an extremely attractive town, surrounded by mountains - we understand it is very popular and expensive during the ski season and in August. In late September it is pretty quiet, and the hotel rates drop dramatically. The Hotel Oasi is just on the edge of town, quite cute, very clean, but the rooms are small, particularly the singles.... More

My husband and I stayed at the Hotel Oasi on our way to Venice,Italy. The hotel was in a good location, walkable to town and restaurants. The hotel was clean, breakfast was, in my opinion, very sparse. There were no cheeses and meats as most other B&B's we had stayed in. The owner was polite, but not very helpful, and... More