Arraba is a small village on the Sella Ronda loop. It is perfectly placed to access all areas of The Dolomitti Superski area which has about 1200km of pistes. The scenery in the Dolomites is absolutely stunning and unlike any other mountaine range due to its unique geology.The village is small and traditional and is certainly not a destination for anyone who prioritises partying. as to be expected all the hotels have bars but there are only a couple of separate bers and a few restaurants . There are two ski hire shops which both have a large range of upo to date equiptment.The pistes servrd by the lifts in Arabba are not suitable for beginners and this is reflected by the type of skier that visits the village.Every single piste is groomed to perfection every night and the snow making faculities are as good as anywhere. Just about everywhere is covered. It is hard to find anywhere as good for piste skiing. Having said that, it isn't a suitable destination if off piste skiing is your priority. The lift system is very modern and queues are rare apart from the occasional short wait at a couple of bottlenecks. The Sella Ronda is a circular route which goes from resort to resort and takes about half a day to complete. Skiers can tackle it in either a clockwise or anti clockwise direction. and it is possible to radiate off the loop to explore many other pistes before returning to the circuit.To conclude, Arabba is a fantastic resort for competent piste skiers who want to explore new runs every day clocking up huge mileage and who go on skiing holidays to ski and not to party.

Gorgeous high altitude, snow sure town. Efficient lift system on your doorstep that provides you instant access to local slopes and the expansive Sellaronda routes. The super ski pass gives you access to a vast ski area without the need for buses which is a joy. Runs to suit all levels many of which are tree lined. Amazing vistas around every turn. Im not sure if Ive skied a more complete area in terms of accessibility, terrain and value for money. Outstanding.

Bring sunscreen! This resort is half about the skiing and half about the Italian experience. The food options on the hill are PHENOMENAL. You don't need to feel guilty about taking a long lunch here - it's the vibe, and make sure to try and grappa at the end. While the ski contions were genuinely great, this resort is so beautiful and relaxed that it makes up for when the snow isn't 100% amazing.

Arabba Marmolada is part of the spectacular Dolomiti Superski range - amazing pistes, fabulous scenery, postcard perfect on blue sky days. Lifts are very efficient and even the larger queues move quickly with ongoing investment in resort infrastructure apparent across the region. Arabba is a quiet town (perhaps not the place if youre here for the Apres) with great access to the slopes from a number of lifts! I would definitely recommend!

Good base,especially for families, to ski the Sella Ronda. Easy access to Alta Badia etc.Not big on night life/apres ski.Well groomed slopes, great for intermediates.Fantastic food for very good prices on the mountains.

I went with my family and we had a great time. Slopes were well maintained and I could enjoy solo morning skiing thanks to the ski school. My kids enjoyed it too and improved 100%! What an result and win win. We will be back as my partner and I felt that it was a good price for a week holiday.

Dolomiti pass give you access to many routes but car needed too explore more. Recommend to do selaronda and track it on your watch. Enjoyed the views as mountains are different that alps.

Marmolada is a glacier run which is definitely worth doing if youre nearby the area. Theres also the sellaronda and other places to stay that are more village based like Corvara and Selva val gardena. Great food in the area and great views

Beautiful place, great fun skiing and lots of different routes to try. The mpuntains here are stunning and the food is delicious. Everything is much cheaper and i would say higher quality than france. We loved our chalet and have great memories from our time here. The boot and ski rentals are really helpful too, my boots were really hurting on the first day so i went back and they were happy to change them straight away for something more comfortable, making sure they were better this time!

Quieter than France- rarely have to queue for a lift. Very well groomed slopes. Pistes are relatively short though, meaning more lifts in total. One of our favourite places overall considering cost, food and ski quality.