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The Aosta Valley is the region of Europe's highest peaks — Mont Blanc, the Matterhorn, Monte Rosa and Gran Paradiso — among glaciers, nature parks, panoramic spas and over a hundred medieval castles. A destination for every season: skiing and wellness in winter, hiking and culture in summer, always with a welcome built on small, authentic properties.
6 properties found
Authentic bed & breakfast in Pontboset, in an ancient Valle d'Aosta village with mountain views, genuine cuisine and a timeless atmosphere.
Welcoming guest house in Pontboset, in the Aosta Valley, with a bar, buffet breakfast and rooms with private bathroom in an authentic mountain village.
A charming guest house in Pontboset, set in a carefully restored Alpine hamlet, featuring a spacious suite, balcony and free parking.
A charming guest house in Pontboset, set in a carefully restored historic building with artisan craftsmanship, surrounded by the unspoilt nature of the lower Aosta Valley.
A guest house nestled in the chestnut woods of Pontboset, with mountain-style rooms, private bathroom, terrace and views of the Valle d'Aosta peaks.
Bed & breakfast nestled in the green Champorcher valley, in Pontboset, with a hot tub, mountain views and Italian breakfast included.
Tucked into the far north-west of Italy, on the border with France and Switzerland, the Aosta Valley packs some of the most famous mountains in the Alps into a compact territory: Mont Blanc, the Matterhorn, Monte Rosa and the Gran Paradiso massif, all above four thousand metres. Around these peaks unfolds a constellation of side valleys with woods, pastures, alpine lakes and ancient Walser villages, ideal for anyone who loves the outdoors.
Each area has its own character. Courmayeur, at the foot of Mont Blanc, is the capital of high-altitude skiing and the base of the panoramic Skyway cable car. Breuil-Cervinia offers high-altitude skiing beneath the unmistakable pyramid of the Matterhorn. Cogne is the gateway to the Gran Paradiso National Park, a realm of cross-country skiing and ibex. Pila is the panoramic balcony reachable in minutes from Aosta, while La Thuile links Italian and French slopes.
The region is not only nature: Aosta preserves a remarkable Roman heritage, and the valley is dotted with castles such as Fénis, Issogne and Sarre, as well as the imposing Fort of Bard. The Pré-Saint-Didier thermal baths, with pools facing Mont Blanc, round off an experience worth enjoying in every season.
Discover all the destinations and our selection of small properties to plan your stay, and read our complete guide on where to stay in the Aosta Valley.
