Hotel Principi Di Piemonte, Sestriere; Sestriere hotels

Hotel Principi Di Piemonte, Sestriere

Grand Hotel Principi Di Piemonte sits 2000 metres above sea level in Sestriere, at the heart of Italy's Via Lattea (Milky Way) ski area. Stretching over the Alps into France, the Via Lattea is one of Europe's great winter sports centres - a base for the 2006 Winter Olympics and a host for the Ski World Cup. The town is also a lung-torturingly high stage on the Giro d'Italia and Tour de France cycle races. Visit this hotel in Sestriere when the snow clears and you can even play golf on Europe's highest 18-hole golf course. And for those who can't get enough skiing in during daylight hours, there are many kilometres of floodlit ski runs - this is a non-stop ski resort in Italy.

This hotel in Sestriere was originally created in 1932, as Sestriere was becoming a chic and popular place to ski. There is something of the fairytale Alpine castle about the Grand Hotel Principi di Piemonte, with its turrets and panoramic view out over the Alps. The hotel has been comprehensively renovated in recent years, to meld the best in contemporary comforts to that unique Alpine style.

Rooms at Sestriere's Grand Hotel Principi di Piemonte are doubles or twins. Each has minibar, CD player, bathroom with shower, safe, radio, satellite TV, phone, air conditioning, hairdryer and work desk. The hotel has WiFi internet access and will provide packed lunches for your days on the 146 pistes that run into the village.

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Double room from €100