Find hotels in Borgomezzavalle from NT$3,686

"A great little gem of a hotel, with extraordinary friendly staff, great amenities and in the middle of Saas-Fee. Gym is well equipped, albeit missing a rowing machine. Spa facilities are also amazing!"

"Little gem of a place, feels more like a resturant with rooms attached as it is self checkin with no real reception, but was easy and convient and all very nice, well worth the price."

"Amazing staff amazing rooms and amazing breakfast "

"Great property with friendly staff. Rooms are comfortable and updated with nice bathrooms and bed are comfortable. "

"This was a very relaxing place to stay, we enjoyed our time there."

"Great stay!! Definitely would go back!"

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"Beautiful quiet hotel in the forest. Excellent service and delicious breakfast. Short shuttle commute to town. Comfy beds and gorgeous views. "

"Super helpful and friendly staff, lovely environment and service"

"we had an absolute amazing time! amazing location, beautiful friendly hosts, local breakfast, we cant ask for more, we already booked our next visit"

"Room was clean and comfy, we enjoyed staying there. "

"Receptionist Alessandra was very helpful and help us giving the right indication. Location is brilliant "

"Lovely, friendly hotel with excellent staff."

"The sound in the room was very loud during the night"

"Helpful staff, good restaurant, delicious breakfast."

"Beautiful location, friendly folks"

"We really like this place. It was centrally located and felt very much like we were having the Italian experience. Locals abound and a great little pub next door. "

"As usual, the Capra is an amazing place to stay in SaaS Fee. This boutique hotel is out romantic gateway that we long to go back every year."

"We were warmly welcomed and were able to enjoy a relaxing stay. After a day of skiing, you can enjoy the wellness area."

"We found this hotel via the app, and figured we’d take little detour to get there. This ”little detour” was half an hour on serpentine roads through a mostly uninhabited Italian landscape, and the inhabitated parts looking a little like the rural parts of Alabama. When we finally arrived in the little village, we got an eerie feeling of being on the set of ”Deliverance”. Do they even have electricity here? Did I hear a banjo playing from the woods? Is this our final destination? All that...