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Arabba - Passo Campolongo
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Since a lot of you are very familiar with Arabba, hope you can help me. We are planning our New Year trip for a group of 8, 6 adults and 2 children, age 12 and 13. A big group and not a typical sat to sat stay,so our choice is very limited. One of the offers is Passo Campolongo. Accommodation seems really nice, very convenient for skiing but my other half is not 100% sure, it seems a bit isolated. We have been to Dolomites a few times but mainly in Canazei and really cannot remember if there are any restaurants or bars in Passo Campolongo or we would have to ski/drive back to Arabba for apres, dinner etc? Any thought? Thanks!
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, There really isn't much there at all as we found when missing the last lift to Arabba last year. However the Hotel Boe made us very welcome while we had a few beers and they sorted a taxi which cost us €20 back to Arabba. Others on the same trip who got stranded found the pizza restaurant less than welcoming, and gave them no help at all, so we chose well. There is no way you can rate Passo Campolongo as any sort of apres ski venue.
I'd recommend the Hotel Boe as a place to stay from our experience but only if you want to spend all your non skiing time there. You could certainly use Arabba for restaurants and apres as long as you are happy with the taxi ride back.
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a couple of hotels at campolongo and thats it - no shops/cafes. Google Earth is very handy for this sort of thing. U can do a 'drive thru' using StreetView......!
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