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Which hotels in Selva offer ski-in ski-out access?

Content created: Dec 3, 2025 • Last reviewed Dec 3, 2025

Selva offers many excellent ski-in/ski-out hotels, with top choices like the Hotel Continental and Hotel Miravalle on the Dantercepies side, and Hotel Freina and Savoy Dolomites Luxury Hotel on the Ciampinoi side, providing direct access to the Sellaronda circuit.

Quick Facts

Access
Direct Sellaronda Connection
Tip
Dantercepies side for Orange Route
Tip
Ciampinoi side for Green Route
Distance
Ski directly from the hotel door

Hotels with Direct Sellaronda Access

For skiers wanting immediate access to the famous Sellaronda circuit, staying near the two main gondolas in Selva is key. The choice of which side of the valley to stay on often depends on whether you prefer to start with the Orange (clockwise) or Green (counter-clockwise) route.

Near Dantercepies Gondola (Orange Route Start)

  • Hotel Continental : Located directly opposite the Dantercepies slopes, offering true ski-in/ski-out convenience.
  • Hotel Miravalle: A popular choice right in the village of Selva, known for its direct slope access.
  • Garni Hotel Rosengarten: Situated just 100 metres from the Dantercepies lift and practice slopes.

Near Ciampinoi Gondola (Green Route Start)

  • Savoy Dolomites Luxury Hotel : Features a private elevator that connects the ski room directly to the Sellaronda slopes.
  • Hotel Freina: Positioned at the foot of the Ciampinoi piste, placing you right in the middle of the Sellaronda.
  • Hotel Somont: You can ski from the slope directly to the hotel's door and take a lift down to the ski cellar.
  • Garni Hotel Arya Alpine Lodge: Ideally located at the foot of the Ciampinoi slopes, with the Sellaronda passing right in front of the property.
Pro Tip

For ultimate convenience, look for hotels in the Plan de Gralba area, slightly above Selva, such as Hotel Valpudra or Hotel Plan De Gralba. This area is a central hub for lifts connecting to both sides of the Sellaronda.

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