Monthly Rentals in Saviner di Laste

We just finished our late October stay here and it was great! The apartment was a perfect way for us to unplug. There is no television, there is wifi, though it didn’t work for us since we have iphones without physical sim cards. We didn’t mind, just be prepared to feel a little off grid if you don’t get great service in the mountains. The town is also lovely! Friendly people, several shops and restaurants, as well as lots of walking to see nature. If you do stay here with a plan to hike the Dolomites: Rent a car!! For our stay we decided to only use public transport and unfortunately it made it impossible for us to hike. We ended up spending our days visiting the surrounding areas by the Dolomitibus and staying in to drink wine, read, and unwind. Honestly, even though we didn’t get to hike as originally planned, this apartment offered such unbelievable views, it feels like we did. Thank you to our gracious hosts! So helpful and accommodating.

Irene’s place in Falcade Alto was a beautiful place to rest and adventure into the Dolomites. Without a vehicle, we used the Dolomiti Bus system, and the Falcade Alto bus stop is at the footsteps of Irene’s apartment. This is helpful as it’s a ~15-20 minute walk (one-way) to the Falcade grocery store. There are trails that go straight into the mountains from the neighborhood and the town of Falcade. The accommodation was equipped with all that we needed to cook while there. Overall, I’d recommend staying at Irene’s place!

We had a great stay, the flat has everything you need and is in a great location to explore the area. There are a few restaurants and bars in walking distance and the views of the mountains from the flat were amazing!

The apartment is lovely, comfortable and even more spacious than the pictures indicate. It is not super easy to find but the video and other information that Emiliano sent do make it straightforward. The location is quiet (only a few houses around) and stunningly beautiful: the view of the mountain Civetta is spectacular and that of the Marmolada on the opposite side is also amazing. We did a lot of hiking both easy and not so easy -- so there is quite a variety of options. We especially liked the trail to Caprile (a small town in the valley) which starts right outside the door and weaves through the woods. We also took some trips by car: to Cortina, Canazei, Arabba, etc. We had a wonderful time. We highly recommend it, but remember, you're high up in the mountains and you must plan your hiking and driving itineraries with some care.