Faloria Mountain Spa Resort

Faloria Mountain Spa Resort Dog Friendly Review

Faloria Mountain Spa Resort holds an excellent A Roch Rank, and for a dog owner heading to Cortina dʼAmpezzo that rank translates into a genuinely accommodating stay rather than a grudging one. This is a resort that lets your dog share the rhythm of the day with you, welcome in the bar, at your table in the restaurant, and out on the terrace when you want to sit with a drink in the mountain air. With green spaces and parks close by, you have easy ground for a morning stretch of the legs, and the hotel offers guidance on walking routes so you can head out with a sense of where you are going rather than guessing. Crucially there is no weight or size limit, so whether you travel with a small companion or a large one, your dog is taken as it comes and made part of the visit from the outset.

In the room you will find a dog bed already provided, real food and water bowls rather than flimsy disposables, and free treats waiting, which spares you hauling every last thing up the mountain yourself. Should you want time to yourself, the resort runs both a dog-walking service and a dog-sitting service, so your dog need not simply mark time while you are occupied. Most rooms are dog friendly, and helpfully you may leave your dog alone in the room when you need to, giving you real flexibility across the day. The fee is €30.00 per pet, per day, which is steep, though it is offset by the bed, the bowls, the treats and the walking and sitting services it sits alongside, and there is no damage deposit to find on arrival.

The gaps are worth knowing before you book. There is no garden your dog may use and no dedicated dog space or dog wash area, so muddy paws after a hillside walk are your problem to solve in the room, and dogs are not welcome in the lounge. The resort sells no dog food and stocks no poop bags, offers no grooming and no toys, and there is no emergency vet number to hand, so you should arrive self-sufficient with your own supplies and a plan for any mishap. This stay suits the owner of a dog of any size who wants their companion beside them through bar, restaurant and terrace, who values the in-room kit and the walking and sitting help, and who is content to bring their own bags and washing arrangements. Owners wanting a garden, a dog shower or a vet contact on call should look elsewhere.

Roch Score: 36/77. Meets the Roch Dog Friendly Standard. This hotel has been evaluated, ranked and reviewed using the Roch Standard, the world’s first dog friendly standard for the hotel industry. We gathered data directly from the hotel and benchmarked it against thousands of other hotels to accurately and fairly derive its rank.

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This hotel was last certified on 16 September 2026.