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Rifugio Bruto Carestiato

via Col dei Pas, 32021 Agordo BL, Italy
4.5(458)
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+39 0437 62949
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Reviews of Rifugio Bruto Carestiato

4.5
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1.0
1y

Editing my review to respond to the owners:

We arrived after a 5 hour hike and were seated at a table, after that we ordered simple pasta dishes. The restaurant was clearly busy and therefore we waited patiently for over an hour after ordering. The waiters did not once explain what was going on or check if we would like any drinks or apologise for this delay. Other tables that arrived after us had readily received their food during this time. In the end we asked how much longer we would have to wait and they said they did not know, the kitchen had not even started preparing our food. They were not apologetic about this at all. We therefore decided to cancel our order and leave, of course we paid for the water we bought. We understand that restaurants can be busy but that does not excuse rudeness and lack of communication about the situation.

It was truly disappointing as kitchens close at a certain hour in the Dolomites so we had no lunch this day even though it was a very long hike. The bathroom was also the nastiest I saw during the entire...

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4.0
20w

Another beautiful stop on the AV1.

Wifi: Yes

Food: tasty lunch, dinner was serviceable. We took breakfast to go since we were tight on time.

Rooms: Our room was quite crowded, they stuck an extra cot in. There were no hooks or ways to hang anything, which was definitely tricky with our limited space. There were very few outlets in the room, but there were extra in the common area. There were drying racks in the common area as well.

Bathrooms: The showers were nice, but they used up a bathroom stall. I showered at the tail end of dinner, which seemed to work out well. 3 euros for 3 minutes of hot water, which you could stop and start as needed.

Potable water: No

Other: They had a laundry service, which cost 6 euro to wash and 6 euro to dry (though the detergent smelled like cat litter to me, which wasn't ideal). They also had playing cards,...

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5.0
18w

The Rifugio Bruto Carestiato is truly a gem in the Dolomites. From the moment you arrive, you are welcomed with warmth and genuine hospitality that immediately makes you feel at home. The food is simply outstanding — hearty, delicious, and prepared with great care. Every dish I tried was a perfect balance of tradition and flavor. What makes this place unforgettable, however, is the breathtaking view: surrounded by the majestic peaks of the Dolomites, the panorama is nothing short of magical. Sitting on the terrace with such a view is an experience that words can hardly describe. If you are looking for authentic mountain hospitality, excellent cuisine, and one of the most unique settings you could ever imagine, the Rifugio Bruto Carestiato is a place you will...

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Louise GaluskiLouise Galuski
Another beautiful stop on the AV1. Wifi: Yes Food: tasty lunch, dinner was serviceable. We took breakfast to go since we were tight on time. Rooms: Our room was quite crowded, they stuck an extra cot in. There were no hooks or ways to hang anything, which was definitely tricky with our limited space. There were very few outlets in the room, but there were extra in the common area. There were drying racks in the common area as well. Bathrooms: The showers were nice, but they used up a bathroom stall. I showered at the tail end of dinner, which seemed to work out well. 3 euros for 3 minutes of hot water, which you could stop and start as needed. Potable water: No Other: They had a laundry service, which cost 6 euro to wash and 6 euro to dry (though the detergent smelled like cat litter to me, which wasn't ideal). They also had playing cards, which was nice.
MrMeowNowMrMeowNow
My wife and I spent a one night at this place, the room was very, very small, realistically only for 2 bunk beds, however, the ownership decided to put another bed, making the room just too small for any personal items whatsoever… I ended up taking my bag out and putting in in a hole way… I understand that those places trying to maximize the profit, but COME ON! Bathrooms were nice, the from of the building and public space was great to sit and enjoy beer after a day of hiking … but those rooms were small… Breakfast was not existent, very little of anything, coffee was not good !
mani Artmani Art
We stayed here during our Alta Via 1 trek and found the location to be excellent. On clear nights, stargazing is a memorable experience, and the view of the nearby town adds to the charm. We arrived around 1:30 pm, and the kitchen was still open, allowing us to enjoy a good lunch. Showers operate on a token system (approximately €3 per use). Wi-Fi is available, and the speed was reasonable during our stay. Dormitory rooms are modest but clean. However, with only three washrooms on the first floor, queues can be expected during peak hours. Space for drying clothes is also limited.
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Another beautiful stop on the AV1. Wifi: Yes Food: tasty lunch, dinner was serviceable. We took breakfast to go since we were tight on time. Rooms: Our room was quite crowded, they stuck an extra cot in. There were no hooks or ways to hang anything, which was definitely tricky with our limited space. There were very few outlets in the room, but there were extra in the common area. There were drying racks in the common area as well. Bathrooms: The showers were nice, but they used up a bathroom stall. I showered at the tail end of dinner, which seemed to work out well. 3 euros for 3 minutes of hot water, which you could stop and start as needed. Potable water: No Other: They had a laundry service, which cost 6 euro to wash and 6 euro to dry (though the detergent smelled like cat litter to me, which wasn't ideal). They also had playing cards, which was nice.
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My wife and I spent a one night at this place, the room was very, very small, realistically only for 2 bunk beds, however, the ownership decided to put another bed, making the room just too small for any personal items whatsoever… I ended up taking my bag out and putting in in a hole way… I understand that those places trying to maximize the profit, but COME ON! Bathrooms were nice, the from of the building and public space was great to sit and enjoy beer after a day of hiking … but those rooms were small… Breakfast was not existent, very little of anything, coffee was not good !
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We stayed here during our Alta Via 1 trek and found the location to be excellent. On clear nights, stargazing is a memorable experience, and the view of the nearby town adds to the charm. We arrived around 1:30 pm, and the kitchen was still open, allowing us to enjoy a good lunch. Showers operate on a token system (approximately €3 per use). Wi-Fi is available, and the speed was reasonable during our stay. Dormitory rooms are modest but clean. However, with only three washrooms on the first floor, queues can be expected during peak hours. Space for drying clothes is also limited.
mani Art

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