This charming historic Inn has been family-run for almost 100 years, and you are warmly welcomed by a family member from the moment you enter. The building and decor take you back to a different time, when wood and stone were crafted to a thing of beauty that would last for centuries, and being a guest of a conscientious family far outweighs any meager benefit of staying in a corporately-owned austere and cookie-cutter hotel. Any imperfections add to the historic charm. The bathroom is modern, the daily breakfast delicious and the location, being almost right in the center of the Dolomites, made it easy to access many areas. My family of 4 very much enjoyed our stay here.

We stayed at Digonera Historic Hotel B&B for two nights in August 2023. Upon arrival, we were immediately charmed! It is a family-owned hotel and everyone we interacted with was kind and helpful. Our room was on the third floor (room 34, I believe) and it was just as charming as the exterior. Everything was clean and comfortable. We had a private balcony that overlooked the mountains, which we definitely took advantage of. Breakfast was fantastic -- a generous spread of local cold cuts, breads, juice, cakes, yogurt, coffee, fruit, etc. The location is perfect for hiking. It was a 20 minute drive to Cinque Torri/Laguazoi, and only about 40 minutes to Cortina d'Ampezzo.

There were two negatives that I could think of: 1. because this is a historic building, the rooms are not properly soundproofed. This meant that we were kept up until midnight by other guests laughing and talking in the neighboring room as well as guests staying up late on their balconies. 2. There is no A/C. During our stay, the days were pretty hot, which meant that the room became very warm (this would certainly not be an issue in the Fall/Winter/Spring months).

The hotel is lovely and located in a very small town. We had a car so it was easy to get around to the other towns and sights in the area. There is a bus system but I do not know how frequently they run. The staff at Digonera are friendly and helpful. They have a table full of brochures and information for hiking and other activities by the front desk and Marina will help you with reservations. She was very kind and made a phone call to a winery we wanted to stop in on our way from Digonera to Milan. There is a bar in the hotel and it has a small menu of pizza, salads, and cold platters of meats and cheese. To go to a full restaurant you need to drive, or take the bus. When you arrive the staff will give you a list of restaurants in the area. We really enjoyed the food and view at La Murada which is located down the hill from the hotel. At Digonera they serve a terrific breakfast: cold cuts, cheeses, breads, sweets, fruit, etc. Lia who runs the breakfast room is also a good source of information. Our rooms were quiet, it is a quiet town, and nice and clean. Each room has a balcony. There is no refrigerator in the room but Lia said they would keep the bottle of wine we bought at the hotel bar in the refrigerator if we did not finish it. Of course that wasn't necessary!

There was nothing we did not like. We couldn't have asked for more.

Cute, historic inn in a charming little village. Excellent service from staff (they even made us a to-go breakfast on a day when we had to leave early). Comfortable room. Great breakfast and they have a small restaurant on site. Good location if you have a car.

The shower in the bathroom was small and could be hazardous to older or disabled guests. The room was a little hot at night and there was a little street noise.

Super good breakfast for Italian breakfast: cereals, bread, sausage, egg, sweets, coffee, orange juice... Option for Sauna exists (not quite to Finnish level, but does the job) - I would propose to add more stones to the heater. Nice sunny morning start. Easy and quick access to Marmolada and Arabba (opposite directions). 4 course dinner with 25e was good value for money

If there is noice, then that can be heard from room to room or e.g. church bell at seven am (It was a good alarm for us, we wanted to head out early).

Hostess Maria was wonderful. She gave us a welcome drink card for a restaurant up the road where we got free drinks and charcuterie board. Breakfast was wonderful the room was a good size. Bathroom was tight with an odd shaped shower that was a little hard to stand/sit. Overall wonderful stay. Would recommend for others to stay here. Great views from the room.

Breakfast was beyond amazing. From eggs, salami, cheese, to pancakes, brioches and pastry. They also offer almond milk which was a total blessing. They have a dinner offer of pizza, panini and similar which we ate one night and was good. The staff is so kind and friendly - they made us feel at home immediately.

The bathroom has a small shower (my partner is 1,90 m and could barely be inside) but this is the only remark I have. The res was beyond amazing.

Great breakfast each morning, helpful and friendly staff, nice (but simple) dinner options at the hotel. The room was so comfortable with a great bed and bathroom. No complaints.

A drive from most popular hiking/climbing areas but so is most accommodation, and with a car it's no problem. Laundry service was expensive so I recommend a laundromat (unless you want fine laundry service).

The staff was incredibly nice and helpful. They gave us a lot of recommendations about nice things to do in the area. Breakfast was tasty and varied. Bed was comfortable.

There is a church near the hotel and the bell rings often and very loudly, starting from 7am. The bedroom floor was awfully squeaky.

We really liked our stay at the hotel! We had a family room with 4 beds and it was really comfortable, as there were 2 rooms connected together, so there was enough space. The breakfast was delicious!

Sometimes you could hear the noise from other rooms.