View of Passo Gardena and the Cir Group in the Dolomites

A new chapter
is about to begin.

Hotel Cir is temporarily closed.
The Cir returns to its historic ownership, hard at work to welcome you back in a renewed property, in the heart of the Dolomites.

2139 m
Passo Gardena
PUEZ-ODLE NATURE PARK
Dolomites
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A new chapter
for Hotel Cir

We'll see you soon.
To rediscover Hotel Cir, with the care of those who have always known it.

On the Passo Gardena, at 2,139 metres above sea level, Hotel Cir has welcomed generations of guests who choose to experience the mountains in their most authentic form.

Today the property is temporarily closed: with the return to its historic ownership, a new phase of the project begins — aimed at reopening for the next winter season.

The location remains what it has always been — one of a kind.

Between Val Gardena and Val Badia, overlooking the majestic Sella Group with the Sassolungo ahead and the Cir Group behind, Hotel Cir is the ideal starting point for exploring the Dolomites and tackling the Sellaronda in every season.

info@hotelcir.com

A long history. A new beginning.

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Hotel Cir in a historic black and white photograph
Slopes and trails of Passo Gardena in winter
Snow-capped Dolomite peaks
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2,139 metres of panorama

Directly on the Passo Gardena, at the foot of the Puez-Odle Nature Park, between the majestic Sella Group, the Sassolungo and the Cir Group.

Ski-in / Ski-out on the Sellaronda

First tracks in the snow. Being the first on the slopes, no queues at the lifts, leaving fresh lines on newly groomed snow, when all around there is still only silence.

Summer CIR

Trails, trekking, mountain biking, via ferratas and climbing routes start directly from the hotel. No transfers: open the door and you're already in the heart of the Dolomites.

The mountain, all to yourself

The first light of dawn on the peaks, the colours of sunset on the Sassolungo, the starlit sky of a night at altitude. Staying on the Passo Gardena means experiencing the three faces of the mountain, when it truly becomes its own again.

The mountains
teach us
patience.

There is no date yet, but there is a promise:
to welcome you back as this place deserves.
The Passo Gardena is where it has always been.
And we will be back soon, waiting for you among our peaks.