Perks: Mountain views, ski room with boot warmers, wine cellar, extra bedding, personal chef and ski guide available
Dating back to the 1600s, this farmhouse has been renovated across four floors in the mountain village of Salesei, with Arabba’s ski slopes and Cortina d’Ampezzo each about a 15-minute drive away. The heart of the house is a double-height lounge wrapped in original stone and weathered wood, with a fireplace for warming up after a day on the slopes. From there, the space opens onto a dining area and kitchen, while balconies frame views of the Sella massif, Marmolada glacier, and Civetta. Two of the seven bedrooms are original Stubes with traditional tiled stoves, and a vaulted stone basement holds a ski room and a wine cellar. Parking is tight on the busy road outside, with room for just two cars, and tall guests should watch their heads around the low doorways that come with a centuries-old home. From $3,485 per night.
Perks: Private backyard, fire pit, glass greenhouse, indoor fireplace, security cameras, free parking, pet-friendly
Technically, this house sits just outside the Dolomites’ boundary, in the Prosecco hills—close enough to make the mountains a straightforward hour-long drive, but firmly planted in one of Italy’s great wine regions and a UNESCO World Heritage site to boot. The ancient farmhouse has been fully renovated with rustic details intact, but the real draw is the glass greenhouse at the highest point of the property, furnished with a sofa and table for sipping Prosecco while looking out over the vineyards. A far-reaching garden with a grill extends the living space outdoors . September, harvest season across Prosecco country, brings the vineyards to life, while fireplaces inside make the farmhouse equally inviting during the colder months. From $344 per night.