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"Liked the pace. Clean, new, looked after"

"Phenomenal!"

"Alagna Mountain Resort & SPA provides nice facility and exceptionally friendly staff. Serving delicious breakfast and dinner on site and offer complementary activities scheduled at the hotel and around the village Excellent recommendations on activities and restaurant."

"Great 3☆ hotel in a great location with excellent views of the lake."

"This is a lovely hotel a few blocks from the train station. It is clean, room was well appointed, we had a great view, bed was comfy and towels were generously cushy. Breakfast was a great array of light options… ( instant coffee capuccino was disappointing.) Staff was not welcoming… a tad gruff. I’d definitely recommend the Corona for a 2-3 day stay in Domodosdola. "

"Very nice location right at the lake with dining at the water. Will definitely be using it again "

"Our lake view room was clean and comfortable with a lovely balcony and view. Staff were friendly and helpful. Breakfast was good. I am GF and a basket with bread, muffins, cornflakes was provided every day. Orta is a lovely town with good access to boats and lots of different restaurants."

"A joy to celebrate my husband's special birthday here. We enjoyed 3 nights of wonderful care and help from a brilliant, attentive reception team, especially Sara and Richard. Nikolai was so kind driving us to places to eat in the village in the evening. A special shout out for the young barman, whose name I didnt get, whose English is exceptional. The hotel is ideally placed for the village, the island and the Unesco Sacro Monte. The Couples Symposium in the Wellness Suite was a real treat. The two therapists were friendly and professional and gave us a fabulous treatment. The exceptional meal in the restaurant was the best treat of all, innovative, delicious.a wonderful experience, alongside a very good wine flight and excellent service."

"Unbelievably perfect hotel....will definitely visit again next year....absolutely nothing to fault"