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Our top choices for Piedmont Alps hostels

ad maiora baita walser chalet with spa

alagna valsesia

includes taxes & fees

7 Jun - 8 Jun

Youth Hostel Zermatt

Zermatt

Naresh

includes taxes & fees

7 Jun - 8 Jun

Ostello Casa Rossa

Laveno

Ravshanjon

includes taxes & fees

25 May - 26 May

Auberge de Jeunesse HI Valdeblore

Valdeblore

AUJAMES

includes taxes & fees

29 May - 30 May

Auberge de Jeunesse HI Serre-Chevalier

La Salle-les-Alpes

Aline

includes taxes & fees

24 Jun - 25 Jun

Breakfast, lunch, dinner and brunch served

Combo Torino - Hostel

Aurora

Pedro

includes taxes & fees

3 Jun - 4 Jun

Hotel & Hostel Montarina

Besso

Katelyn

includes taxes & fees

31 May - 1 Jun

Pasquee House 2 Detached house in central area

Vergiate

David P.

includes taxes & fees

22 Jun - 23 Jun

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Top Piedmont Alps Hotel Reviews

Best Western Plus Royal Superga Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"Location was perfect right off the main square. Breakfast was superb"

Hotel Victoria

8/10 Good

"This was a great choice for our too-brief stopover in Cuneo, en route to Ferrovia delle Meraviglie; Cuneo to Ventimiglia, next morning. We arrived by train at 10.36 pm & Hotel Victoria is an easy, quick, flat stroll from the station. Very comfortable mattress, not super hard like most we had in Italy, we slept very well, yay! Excellent bathroom & shower. Breakfast was also very good, with excellent coffee, savoury, sweet & in-between options. Reception staff efficient & friendly."

Hotel Sansicario Majestic

4/10 Poor

"This is an Italian family ski resort hotel, don’t expect anything luxury. The one positive thing was that the have our dog a very nice welcome bag with treats, dog bowl, poop bags, and a bed. That was very much appreciated, but from there the experience went downhill. First of all, even if you’re a guest you have to pay 25€ for the spa and book a time (no more than 45 minutes allowed). Then the restaurant is basically a cafeteria and the food at the buffet doesn’t stay hot… the à la carte menu has nice presentation but poor quality food. And finally, the room did not come with any water to drink nor anything in the mini bar etc. Very very basic, however that is what you can expect for the price. Staff was either young and arrogant or old and tired… they were nice though but almost none of them speak English. Would not recommend unless you want a cheap family friendly ski resort. "

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