Hotel Mon Émile
3-star hotel in Aosta with a panoramic terrace, bar, soundproofed rooms, and an apartment with a fully equipped kitchen and mountain views.
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Aosta, the regional capital, is the "Rome of the Alps": a pedestrian old town home to the Arch of Augustus, the Porta Pretoria and the Roman Theatre, ringed by mountains. An ideal base for culture, hiking and for reaching the Pila ski resort in minutes, it blends millennia of history with Alpine nature in every season.
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3-star hotel in Aosta with a panoramic terrace, bar, soundproofed rooms, and an apartment with a fully equipped kitchen and mountain views.
Three-star vegan inn in Aosta, nestled in greenery with a garden, terrace, Italian cuisine restaurant, and free private parking.
Family-run hotel at the foot of Monte Emilius, with a wellness centre, garden and rooms overlooking the Aosta Valley mountains.
Family-run 4-star hotel on the hills above Aosta, featuring a spa, outdoor pool, panoramic views of the Alps, and a buffet breakfast with local products.
3-star hotel nestled in the green Valle d'Aosta, with wooden chalets, free parking and buffet breakfast just a few kilometres from Aosta.
Family-run hotel on the outskirts of Aosta, with an on-site restaurant, mountain views and quick access to the Pila ski slopes.
3-star hotel in the Aosta countryside, with a partially covered heated pool, large garden and panoramic views of the surrounding mountains.
2-star hotel in the peaceful Lillaz area of Aosta, with mountain views, free parking and a balcony in every room.
4-star hotel in Aosta with spa, indoor pool and gym, just a few minutes' walk from the Roman historic centre and the Pila cable car.
Founded by the Romans in 25 BC as Augusta Praetoria, Aosta preserves a rectangular old town that still follows its ancient urban layout. Thanks to its wealth of monuments it is nicknamed the “Rome of the Alps”: strolling through the pedestrian streets you’ll come across the Arch of Augustus, the monumental Porta Pretoria and the 22-metre-high façade of the Roman Theatre, along with the forum cryptoporticus and the remains of the city walls.
Staying in the city means having everything within reach: monuments, museums, traditional restaurants and shops in the pedestrian heart, plus a good choice of small properties for every need, from hotels to bed & breakfasts and apartments. It is also a strategic base for exploring the region, close to the valley’s castles and connected in minutes, via cable car, to the Pila ski resort.
From Aosta you can easily reach the main Aosta Valley castles, such as Fénis and Sarre, and in winter the slopes of Pila; in summer the same area becomes a destination for hiking and mountain biking with views of Mont Blanc, the Matterhorn and Gran Paradiso. A destination that combines culture and mountains in every season.
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