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App. Eghes

San Cassiano/San Cassiano, Badia, Dolomites Region Alta Badia
3818 from Badia center of
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App. Eghes
Price on request

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Apartment for 3 persons - La Crusc
Max up to 4 guests
2-rooms-living room with terrace - Gran Pré
2 rooms; living room with kitchen corner; bathroom; terrace
Max up to 5 guests
Apartment for 4 persons - Pütia
Max up to 4 guests
Apartment for 4 persons - Granit
Max up to 4 guests
Apartment for 3 persons - Sassongher
Max up to 4 guests
Total price:
(incl. VAT)
* Price does not include tourist tax

Facilities/Amenities

  • Families
  • Motorbikes welcome
  • Cycling
  • Credit card
  • Bank card/Maestro
  • Barbeque area
  • Garden
  • Playground
Hotel description
House located in a very quiet, sunny and scenic area between San Cassiano and La Villa.

About the region

Travellers flock to the region of Alta Badia region, known in German as Hochabtei, for its legendary mountains, world-famous ski slopes, upstanding Ladin inhabitants and gourmet South Tyrolean cuisine.

Alta Badia region is defined by the Dolomites. This mountain range has not only created a spectacular landscape, but also offers countless options for enjoying a very special holiday in the great outdoors. Val Badia is not only for sports enthusiasts, though: gourmets and epicures will also be in bliss here. Alta Badia region’s many award-winning gourmet restaurants and hotels, the density of which is unique in Europe, make it the premier gourmet region of South Tyrol/Südtirol. Alta Badia region is the homeland of the Ladin people. One of things that set the Ladin people apart is their language: they have spoken Ladin since Roman times. Other hallmarks of Ladin culture, which is an integral part of holidays in Val Badia, include a strong sense of tradition, striking efficiency, a keen sense of community, long established and environmentally friendly architecture and delicious, hearty food.

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