4-star resort in Alagna Valsesia, at the foot of Monte Rosa, with a full wellness centre, in-house restaurant and quick access to the Monterosa Ski slopes.
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Alagna Mountain Resort & SPA is a 4-star hotel in the heart of Alagna Valsesia, at the foot of Monte Rosa, just 850 metres from the Pianalunga-Cimalegna-Salati cable car that connects the village to the Monterosa Ski area.
The property is designed for those seeking a convenient base for ski mountaineering, freeride and summer hiking, but also for those who simply want to unwind in an alpine wellness centre. The rooms, from the Deluxe Double to the spacious 75 m² Suite Deluxe, feature a flat-screen TV, coffee machine, minibar and private bathroom with bathrobes; some accommodations are split over two levels and have a separate living area, ideal for large families or small groups.
The wellness centre with sauna, Turkish bath, hot tub and body treatments is one of the hotel’s strong points, along with the Corno Bianco restaurant, which serves Italian and international cuisine, as well as a bar for a drink after a day on the slopes. The garden, free private parking and WiFi throughout complete an offer designed for multi-day stays in Valsesia.
Rooms at Alagna Mountain Resort & SPA range from the 30 m² Deluxe Double to the 75 m² Suite Deluxe, the largest category with four separate bedrooms, two bathrooms and parquet flooring. All accommodations include a private bathroom, flat-screen TV, coffee machine and soundproofed walls, ensuring good acoustic insulation even on the village’s busiest nights.
Those travelling as a family or group can choose between the Comfort Quadruple Room, the Junior Suite and the Suite, all arranged over two levels with an independent living area; the categories with more bedrooms also offer bunk beds, handy for children and teenagers. Bed configuration varies by room, often with a choice between an extra-large double bed or single beds paired with a sofa bed.
The Deluxe Double Room is the resort’s most compact category, with 30 m² split between the sleeping area and a small living area with a sofa bed. The balcony offers a view of the surrounding mountains, while the bed configuration is flexible: extra-large double bed or two single beds, both paired with the sofa bed for a third guest.
Slightly larger than the Deluxe, the Superior Double Room gains an extra 2 m² and stands out for its dedicated dining area, convenient for a snack without heading down to the restaurant. Here too, the bed choice remains flexible between an extra-large double bed and a pair of single beds.
The Comfort Quadruple Room exceeds 38 m² and is designed for families of up to 4 people, with a separate living area and, in some accommodations, a two-level layout that sets this category apart from the smaller double rooms. A single bed configuration, with no alternatives, makes booking simpler.
The Junior Suite introduces a true separation between the sleeping area and the living area, with two distinct bedrooms in addition to the living area with a sofa bed, for a total of 45 m² over two levels. It is the first category in the range designed to accommodate up to 5 people in separate spaces rather than a single open-plan area.
With 55 m² and two separate bedrooms, the Suite is the only mid-range category to include a bunk bed, ideal for children or teenagers sharing the holiday with their parents. The independent living area and two-level layout make it suitable for groups of up to 6 people.
The Suite Deluxe is the hotel’s largest accommodation, at 75 m², with four separate bedrooms and two bathrooms with walk-in showers: the only category in the property to offer two independent bathrooms. The parquet flooring, living area with flat-screen TV and capacity for up to 9 people make it the ideal choice for large groups or several families travelling together.
Alagna Mountain Resort & SPA offers guests a full wellness centre, with sauna, Turkish bath, hot tub, outdoor pool and a wide range of massages, from body treatments to facial treatments, as well as dedicated spa packages for couples.
For meals, the in-house restaurant serves Italian and international cuisine, alongside a bar and a snack bar for a more informal break; a selection of wines and champagne is also available. General services include a 24-hour reception, luggage storage, safe, lift, magnetic key access and rooms designed for guests with disabilities.
Free WiFi covers the entire property, while private parking is included at no extra cost. The property also has a sun terrace, garden and shuttle service on request.
The hotel is located on Via Martiri della Libertà, in the centre of Alagna Valsesia, a Walser village at 1,191 metres above sea level at the foot of the Piedmont side of Monte Rosa. The area preserves traditional Walser architecture, with wood and stone houses, and is surrounded by larch woods and the peaks of the Monte Rosa massif, including Cima Carnera, which rises to almost 2,741 metres about 2.5 km from the hotel.
The Pianalunga-Cimalegna-Salati cable car, the access point to the Monterosa Ski area, is just 850 metres on foot, while within 150 metres you’ll find several traditional restaurants such as Ristorante Edelweiss, An Bacher Wi and Der Spicher. Those arriving by train can use Gornergrat station, about 19 km away, while the most convenient airport for those travelling by plane is Milan Malpensa, about 110 km away.
In winter the resort is an ideal base for alpine skiing and ski mountaineering on the Monterosa Ski slopes, which connect Alagna to Gressoney and Champoluc, as well as for freeride on the slopes of the Monte Rosa massif. In summer the area becomes a starting point for trekking to alpine huts, walks along the Sesia stream and mountain bike excursions on trails winding between 1,200 and 2,700 metres above sea level. The village also offers small museums dedicated to Walser culture and local craft workshops.
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Guests especially praise room cleanliness and comfort, both rated 9.3, and the location, which reaches 9.4 thanks to the proximity to the lifts. Staff and services also receive good marks; the value for money, while positive at 8.3, remains the lowest score along with WiFi.
Yes, Alagna Mountain Resort & SPA accepts pets, with a surcharge of EUR 25 per day.
Yes, Alagna Mountain Resort & SPA offers free private parking directly on site.
Alagna Mountain Resort & SPA is about 850 metres from the Pianalunga-Cimalegna-Salati cable car, the access point to the Monterosa Ski area.
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Yes, Alagna Mountain Resort & SPA includes breakfast, served buffet-style with continental, Italian, vegetarian and gluten-free options.
Yes, a minimum age of 18 is required to check in at Alagna Mountain Resort & SPA.
Yes, Alagna Mountain Resort & SPA has a wellness centre with sauna, Turkish bath, hot tub and massage services, with access available for a surcharge of EUR 20.
