Hotel Nocker

“This is a family run, customer centred hotel. The room was quite spacious (being a triple) and breakfast and dinner were excellent. Parking was not a problem as the hotel has a large (free) parking area”

“We really enjoyed staying here for 5 nights. The rooms are good, just the wifi doesn’t work very well but that’s about it. Food is great and the buffet breakfast has great variety! The hotel staff are amazing, helpful and welcoming. If I ever come to Dobbiaco again I will stay here.”

“had an unexpectedly amazing meal here! the food is terrific! fresh! and so absolutely tasty! I would absolutely recommend it to anyone.”

“Charming hotel. We stayed here during our Dolomites hiked and it was just perfect. The rooms are clean and there’s daily cleaning service. The breakfast is very tasty and gives you a great start for the day. Although the staff doesn’t speak too much English, they are extremely nice and helpful and you feel taken cared of. I totally recommend this place.”

“My wife and I spent nine nights at this hotel on half board and had a great experience. Our room was comfortable and had a balcony with a lovely mountain view. The breakfast buffet was varied and filling, and dinner featured traditional South Tyrolean cuisine, with a different menu each night and a choice between two options. The food was always tasty, and the friendly staff were happy to accommodate special requests, such as my wife’s favourite pasta carbonara or gelato. One detail we appreciated was that each guest is assigned the same table for every meal—it gave the dining room a familiar, welcoming atmosphere, and we ended up getting to know our neighbours. Although the staff spoke limited English, they were always helpful and made a genuine effort to assist us. The included sauna, available daily from 16:30 to 18:30, was another highlight and became a central part of our daily routine. Breakfast was served early, at 6:30, which allowed us to start hiking by 7:30. The hotel provided a guest pass that gave us free access to local public transportation—very convenient for reaching nearby trails and towns. The train station and bus stops were close by, and we were usually on the trail by 8:30. We’d return around 15:00, rest a bit, enjoy the sauna, then have dinner at 19:00. Afterward, we often went for a walk before dark. One minor downside was the Wi-Fi, which was occasionally unstable. Thankfully, I had enough European mobile data to stay connected when needed. Overall, we really enjoyed our stay and would love to return in the future.”