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Looking for recommendation for lodging in Ortisei

I'm looking for lodging in Ortisei for August 12 to 17, 2026 (5 nights).
I contacted B&B Villa Angelo, they have requirement for sunday arrival, which won't work for me.
My budget is up to EUR 300/night.
We will not have a car, so prefer location that is central if possible.

Thanks,
Holly

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No one replied, but i just want to give an update, may be it will helpful to others.

I did found a hotel in central location ortisei that take reservation for less than a week and not arrive on Sunday.
It's Garni Snaltnerhof. I booked through booking.com for 5 nights.
It's more than my budget. But i know it's peak season and Ortisei is very convenient for those relying on public transport.

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We stayed here this past June for five nights. It is a two star hotel and we paid a lot less than EUR 300 a night, although I know June is cheaper than August. It is as you come into Ortisei which is about a 10 minute walk to the center (one moderate hill). We did not have a car. We liked it a lot. We had a small apartment. There is one larger apartment and maybe 5 rooms. There is a garden that guests can sit in. There is a small breakfast room. There is no English spoken. We corresponded in German (I used goggle translate). Many of the guests have stayed there before.

https://www.garni-cittadella.it/en/welcome

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We stayed there last fall and it's a nice hotel with an ample breakfast buffet. The location is on Piazza St. Antonio which is the bus stop so you couldn't get closer to public transit. They have a jacuzzi out on their deck that appeared out of service but then our last nite we found out you just have to ask them to turn it on.

However if I was staying in Ortisei again I'd look for a place with half board instead. There is a restaurant immediately adjacent to Garni Snaltnerhof and there are a few others in town; a couple of pricy ones and the rest more towards the casual range. I think we would have eaten better dinners staying at a place that took pride in preparing regional cuisine. Just my opinion.