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Zelda Cocktail Club

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A seductive little cocktail hideaway in the heart of Cortina, perfect for one more drink.

Hidden inside Hotel Ambra in central Cortina, Zelda Cocktail Bar offers an intimate, glamorous counterpoint to the Dolomites outside. Slip in for a sophisticated pre-dinner cocktail or make it your final stop for a stylish nightcap.

Inside Hotel Ambra, steps from the center of Cortina, Zelda Cocktail Bar brings a decidedly different personality to the town’s traditional alpine landscape.

Intimate, theatrical and a little mischievous, Zelda trades rustic mountain styling for something more glamorous. It’s a place for cocktails, conversation and the transition from dinner into whatever comes next.

The setting makes it particularly appealing for a pre-dinner cocktail or sophisticated nightcap. After a day surrounded by peaks, pine and traditional mountain interiors, Zelda provides a welcome change of mood.

And that’s precisely why we like it.

Cortina isn’t only about skiing, hiking and mountain huts. Part of its enduring appeal is the contrast between extraordinary outdoor adventure and an unexpectedly cosmopolitan social life once you return to town.

Zelda captures that contrast beautifully.

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Think of Zelda as an addition to your evening rather than the entire evening.

Stop before dinner for a beautifully made cocktail, or return later when you’re not quite ready to call it a night.

Its central location makes it particularly easy to incorporate into an evening on foot in Cortina.

For cocktails in central Cortina, Zelda offers something distinctive: intimacy, personality and just the right amount of glamour.

It’s an easy stop before dinner, an enticing nightcap afterward and a stylish counterpoint to the traditional alpine world outside.

Come for one cocktail. Whether you leave after one is another question entirely.

We love the contrasts of Cortina. The mountains by day and a little glamour after dark. Zelda is exactly the kind of place that reminds you that après doesn’t have to end when you leave the slopes.
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