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Where to stay near(ish) to Bormio?
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We have got some Olympic tickets...the day of the Men's Combined.
All the mens alpine events are in Bormio, not Cortina.
I would have preferred the women's alpine at Cortina but absolutely zero tickets at all...and today was Day1 of sales!
So we need accommodations near enough to Bormio to day-trip.
Any ideas gratefully received.
I've already investigated Bormio itself...wow, the providers have noticed the Olympics are in town! $$$$$£££££€€€€
Any ideas?
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Guess it's a case of far enough away to have availability but vlose enough to commute.
I've stayed in Tirano at the Hotel Bernina several times in the summer. Not too far to Bormio; according to Google maps it's under 40min .
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Have the organizing committee said anything yet about how they want ticket holders to get there? They might want you to park away from Bormio and get a bus to the site.
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Tirano and Sondalo are both sizeable spots. Tirano is a pleasant old town, it has a bit of history and plenty of nice restaurants etc. Sondalo is a bit closer to Bormio, but always looks a bit dark and industrial on the way past. Ive not been into the town though, so it might have nice parts. Our normal accomodation in Livigno has put their price up by over 40% for next January. Dread to think how much they'll be charging when the Olympics are in town the month after.
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