Welcome to Chalet Pradat

My home in the heart of the Dolomites

Feel the friendly atmosphere and enjoy the cosiness and comfort of our apartments.
Our chalet is located about 850 m from the village centre in a quiet area of Arabba, at the end of a municipal road, where occasionally deers graze in the meadows.

If you are a motorbike or bicycle rider, we offer you the possibility to park your motorbike or bicycle in the garage free of charge. Heated ski boot lockers are located directly at the slope in the valley station of the "Burz-Sellaronda" chairlift.

Our apartments

Living in the heart of the Dolomites

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Quiet location

Sella Ronda

Balcony | Terrace

WiFi

Ski depot

Parking

Active holiday

Laundry included

Our guests about us

Reviews & Opinions
of our visitors

We have booked three apartments, all of them were nice, and clean.
The staff speaks English, and is really helpful. Perfect accommodation for a cycling holiday.
We will come back for sure!
- J.R., Google - 

Spacious apartment, comfy bed, good shower, well equipped kitchen, great ski locker at the lifts. It had everything you needed.The owner was a kind and helpful host.
- Kathy, Booking - 

Very well equipped self-catering, everything one would want, with everything made to a high standard.
Excellent location, plenty of parking, excellent WiFi, and a very friendly and helpful host.
- Roger, Booking - 

Chalet Pradat

Holidays in idyllic Arabba

Mountain village in the heart of the Dolomites, Unesco World Heritage Site

Arabba (1612 m) is a small, cosy mountain village at the foot of the Sella Group, between the Pordoi and Campolongo Passes, on the border with Trentino and South Tyrol. Choose this ideal starting point for countless ski tours in winter or adventurous motorbike and bike tours as well as breathtaking hikes in summer!

Village map

Chalet Pradat is situated in a quiet location, 800 metres from the village centre and about 850 metres from the ski lifts/slopes.
The ski storage room with ski lockers is located directly in the valley station of the "Burz-'Sellaronda" chairlift.