Rifugio Gianni Casati al Cevedale mt 3269 - CAI Milano

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4.1

( 8 reviews )

Limos, Hotels, Tours

Localita' Passo Cevedale, 23030 Valfurva SO, Italy

+39 0342-185-6578

Rifugio Gianni Casati al Cevedale mt 3269 - CAI Milano is a renowned brand that offers an exceptional mountain refuge experience to its guests. Nestled at an altitude of 3269 meters, this refuge is located in the stunning Cevedale massif. Operated by the CAI Milano, it is a popular destination for mountaineers and outdoor enthusiasts seeking adventure and relaxation amidst the breathtaking alpine scenery. With its strategic location, the refuge serves as a basecamp for exploring the surrounding glaciers and mountains, making it an ideal choice for climbers and hikers. The brand’s commitment to providing a memorable and comfortable stay is evident in the amenities offered, including a terrace to appreciate the panoramic views, delicious meals, and well-maintained facilities. With a positive reputation built on years of exceptional service, Rifugio Gianni Casati al Cevedale mt 3269 - CAI Milano continues to be a top choice for those seeking an unforgettable mountain refuge experience.

Amenities and More

Free Wi-Fi
Pet-friendly
Fitness center

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Marissa cole

March 22, 2024

Ideal location with beautiful vistas on and access to the surrounding glacier and peaks. Friendly staff and cosy atmosphere in the dining area. Rooms are clean and ok but quite cold throughout the day (heating is only turned on in the evening). The structure and facilities are maintained but definitely need some renovation in the next years to come. Amounts of plastic used are enormous (cups for drinks/ breakfast items etc. but might be owed to hygiene laws or lack of water). Prices are fairly high, irrespective of the location and costs for transport and logistics. Around the region (also cross-border) huts take less for the same.

Beau elam

March 22, 2024

The website claims that they have hot water, that dogs can stay in the rooms and that the heating works properly... All deceptions. On the top of that, there was mold in the butter at breakfast and the staff gave us unreliable travelling information. Given the 79 euros for staying overnight, I was bitterly disappointed.

Larry davy

March 22, 2024

Unfriendly personal. Even peeing costs 1 € - even though we paid 60€ for the stay. Drinks are served in plastic cups - not quite environmental friendly.