Hotel surrounded by nature in San Vigilio di Marebbe

Between the spring, meadows and woods of the Dolomites

Just 250 metres from the centre of Al Plan / San Vigilio di Marebbe,
Aqua Bad Cortina lies where the village gives way to meadows, woods and the Fanes Dolomites.

Our historic 100% BIOhotel stands beside the Rio San Vigilio and around its own mineral spring,
in a place documented since 1315 and known for its mineral baths since 1780.

Here, everything is far enough away to rediscover peace and quiet,
yet pleasantly within reach.

Discover the documented history of Aqua Bad Cortina, its water and its baths ... >>>

1890 - one of the first pictures

From the house, towards Fanes and Plan de Corones

Directly from Aqua Bad Cortina, meadows, woods and trails lead towards the Fanes-Sennes-Braies Nature Park and the Dolomites,
a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The boundary of the Nature Park lies less than 2 km from our house.

In summer, walks, hikes and cycling routes begin at the bridge, right in front of the house.

In winter, the Marebbe Valley cross-country ski trail passes directly by the hotel. 
For alpine skiing, Plan de Corones / Kronplatz, part of Dolomiti Superski, can be reached via the village or,
in just 2 minutes, with our “Defender Ski Concierge”, which takes our guests to the private ski depot directly on the slopes.

Our location in the heart of the Marebbe Valley also makes it easy to discover Val Badia and Val Pusteria and,
for many experiences you can simply leave the car at the hotel.

With the Guest Pass, our guests can also use public transport throughout South Tyrol free of charge
for the entire duration of their stay.

Here, still close to the village centre and already immersed in nature, our guests find a genuine luxury:

Peace and Quiet.

1926 - the wooden gutter carries the water from the spring

Everything close by, without giving up tranquillity

Aqua Bad Cortina lies where San Vigilio opens onto meadows, woods and trails:
close enough to the centre to reach everything you need with ease, yet already immersed in the tranquillity of nature.

• San Vigilio village centre and the church are about 250 metres away;
• the public bus stop is about 300 metres away (winter ski bus: 50 metres);
• 46 selected walking and hiking routes begin around the house – from easy valley-floor paths to Dolomite peaks above 3,000 metres;
• San Vigilio’s public playground with panoramic views is about a 3-minute walk away;
• the cross-country ski trail passes just a few steps from the hotel;
• our private ski depot is directly on the slopes of Plan de Corones / Kronplatz, just 2 minutes away with the morning Defender Ski Concierge.

A place preserved over time

The landscape around Aqua Bad Cortina has changed together with the house,
while its connection with water, meadows and woods has remained intact.

1930s – when, in addition to the baths, ABC was also a farmstead with a hay barn


1940s – Aqua Bad Cortina with the bridge, Chidlara and the shooting range (right).

1950s – the mineral baths with the “Chidlara” for playing skittles.


Late 1980s – “Bad Cortina” became “Bad Corones” for a short period


Early 1990s – “Bad Corones” became “Bad Cortina” again.

1997 – the Alberti Mutschlechner family, with Helene, Gianfranco, Barbara, Marella and Nicol



2007 – “Sandra” enriches Aqua Bad Cortina: Sofia is born.


2024 – this is what ABC looks like today, with the historic “Chidlara” on the left


2024 – the family with Sandra, Nicol, Sofia, Marco, Lisa, Mateo and Moritz