Gran San Bernardo: Hotels, B&B, Residence and holiday apartments

An ancient stone and wood house, a typical Aosta Valley architecture with stable and pasteun on the ground floor, large rooms on the first floor and the barn on top of it. This is the home of Nuit: a prestigious dwelling that brings to life the emotions of the past...

The apartments La Baita are located in the village of Les Dzovennoz in Bionaz, close to the biathlon stadium. Dzovennoz is the ideal place for those who are looking for relax and who want to leave behind for some time the hectic everyday life.

Apartments in an old mountain village surrounded by pastures and woods, just a 15-minute drive from Aosta and a 20 minute drive from Switzerland. The village of Buthier, at 1300 mt a.s.l. with south-east and south-west exposure, is located about 20 minutes by car from Aosta.

Casa san Cristoforo is located in Valpelline in the Valle d’Aosta, only 16 minute driving from Aosta, in a quiet and natural setting. The old village in the area of Ollomont was completely restructured and turned into an Holiday Village.

Thuillettaz is a quiet mountain village whose construction dates back to 1630, located in the middle of the steep and green pastures of the Upper Valley of the Grand San Bernardo at 1760 meters above sea level in the municipality of Saint-Rhémy-en-Bosses in the Aosta Valley.

The apartments Luseney, part of a small family-run residence, are located in Bionaz in Aosta Valley, a small village nestled in the quiet nature. Situated in a sunny location, each house is equipped with a private bathroom, large double bedroom, well-equipped kitchen...

La Maison d'Antan is a chambre d'hôte where charm and tradition walk hand in hand to create a timeless atmosphere, where guests can enjoy a stay in complete relaxation and wellbeing. It is set in a small town where peace and wild nature dominate the scenery.

The Beau Sejour Hotel lies in one of the most picturesque small town in Italy: Etroubles, in the Aosta Valley, which is also well known for its “Open Air Museum” and for having been settled on the historical “Via Francigena”.