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Next to the Punta Jolanda chair lift, Hotel Valverde makes hitting the slopes a total breeze. Whether you're heading up for first lifts or meeting the ski school crew at the top – everything you need is right at your ski tips. And when you're ready to swap skis for shoes, the charming village centre is just a short stroll away, with a handful of restaurants, shops and bars to explore. Inside, it’s all about Alpine charm with a comfy, relaxed vibe. Rooms are snug and simple – with some offering mountain views worth waking up early for. Mornings kick off with a buffet breakfast packed with choice, from fresh fruit and yoghurt to made-to-order omelettes. After a day swooshing down the mountain, you’ll be sitting down to a delicious 3-course Italian dinner – hearty, homely, and just what you need. And if you fancy a drink, the bar’s the perfect spot to toast your turns with a warming drink and a bit of slope-side storytelling. After a full day in the snow, some serious chill time is in order. Sink into the hot tub, ease those ski legs in the sauna, or just kick back on the sunny terrace and soak up those big blue-sky views.
Next to the Punta Jolanda chair lift, Hotel Valverde makes hitting the slopes a total breeze. Whether you're heading up for first lifts or meeting the ski school crew at the top – everything you need is right at your ski tips. And when you're ready to swap skis for shoes, the charming village centre is just a short stroll away, with a handful of restaurants, shops and bars to explore.
Inside, it’s all about Alpine charm with a comfy, relaxed vibe. Rooms are snug and simple – with some offering mountain views worth waking up early for. Mornings kick off with a buffet breakfast packed with choice, from fresh fruit and yoghurt to made-to-order omelettes. After a day swooshing down the mountain, you’ll be sitting down to a delicious 3-course Italian dinner – hearty, homely, and just what you need. And if you fancy a drink, the bar’s the perfect spot to toast your turns with a warming drink and a bit of slope-side storytelling.
After a full day in the snow, some serious chill time is in order. Sink into the hot tub, ease those ski legs in the sauna, or just kick back on the sunny terrace and soak up those big blue-sky views.
• WiFi
• Next to the Punta Jolanda chair lift
• Bar
• Lounge
• Sun terrace
• Sauna (open 2pm – 7pm, €15 per hour, per person)
• Steam room (open 2pm – 7pm, €15 per hour, per person)
• Indoor hot tub (open 2pm – 7pm, €15 per hour, per person)
• Kids’ play area
• Boot room with lockers and heated boot rack
• Lifts to all floors
All rooms are non-smoking and have a flatscreen TV, hairdryer and free WiFi.
Comfort double room - sleeps 1-3: Double or twin bedroom, extra single sofa bed in bedroom when booked for three people, private shower or bath and WC.
Superior double room with mountain view - sleeps 1-3: Double bed or twin beds, extra single sofa bed in bedroom when booked for three people, private shower or bath, WC and mountain view.
Cots are available to hire for approx. €20, payable locally.
Kettles and safes are available on request from reception for approx. €10 each.
Interconnecting rooms are available on request.
• Hot and cold buffet breakfast
• 3-course dinner with starter and salad buffet (choice of two, first and second courses)
• Early children’s meals (8pm – 7.30pm)
• Vegetarian options available on request
• vegan options available on request
• Gluten-free options available on request
Gressoney is located within the Monterosa ski area with 180km of piste covered in the lift pass and high altitude glacier skiing on offer with guaranteed snow security. The area is most suited to skiers looking for intermediate skiing but beginners and advanced skiers are serviced as well. The three main resorts that are covered on the area lift pass are Gressoney, Champoluc, and Alagna. All three resorts are linked up via pistes and lifts.
Gressoney is a beautiful classically Italian little ski resort. It is pretty quiet but ideal for those looking for a relaxing week with great skiing included. It is main up of two areas, one called Stafal and one called La Trinite. Each has its own resort center and each has its own identity. Needless to say, there are some fantastic restaurants on offer in both. It is a rare ski resort in Italy that does not have some great restaurants. The Italians know how to do food and they know how to do it well.
There is not a huge amount of accommodation option in Gressoney but if you are not quite sure what will be best for you then give our friendly sales staff a call for some advice and to book your Gressoney ski holiday.
The main area for beginners learning to ski in Gressoney is at the top of the Punta Jolanda lift. There are some easy blue runs on which to gain your ski legs and then there are plenty of additional blue runs to progress onto towards the end of your holiday.
Gressoney is most suited to intermediate skiers who like skiing on blue and red runs which make up 70% of the entire pisted area in the Monterosa region. With 180km of piste covered on the lift pass there is plenty of skiing to keep intermediate skiers help during the course of a ski holiday in Gressoney. And for those who want to test themselves a little bit there are 6 black runs in the area as well.
There are a few black runs for advanced skiers to test themselves on when on a ski holiday in Gressoney but the main attraction is the amount of off piste skiing that is on offer. The off piste skiing is in abundance but to stay on the right side of the law make sure you hair a guide.
A snowboarding holiday in Gressoney is best suited to intermediate snowboarders who enjoy riding piste and want access to a snow park and boarder cross, but who do not need a huge snow park to keep you happy. If you are a snowboarder who is all about riding off piste then Gressoney will be great. Even if you don't get fresh snow whilst you are there you can often get fresh lines days after it has snowed.
Gressoney has gained a reputation for being one the the best off piste ski resorts in Europe. It certainly lives up to its rep! If you like off-piste skiing, then Gressoney-La-Trinitè is the best place in this valley. Much of the best off piste in the area is on the southern side of the ridge between Gressoney and Alagna so being based in Gressoney-La-Trinite gives you easy access. The Salati Punta Indren cable car goes all the way up to 3275m and from the top there are some amazing off piste routes down to both Alagna and Gressoney. Alagna also has a huge managed free-ride area which is great for catching fresh lines or if you can stretch the budget then give heli-skiing a go!
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Hotel Valverde
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There is not really all that much après ski in Gressoney. There are a few bars for a drink or two after a day on the slopes but Gressoney is definitely not a resort for those looking for a week of partying. For a few laid back après ski drinks try the bar in the Hotel Dufour or Bar One.
Other than skiing there is snowshoe walking, ice climbing, ice skating and tobogganing on offer in Gressoney if you are looking for something to do other than just skiing or snowboarding.
Part of the Monterosa Ski Area ski area
