Hotel Dolonne, Courmayeur

Hotel Dolonne

Close to the Dolonne cable car and village of Dolonne, an ideal retreat after a hard day’s skiing - full of rustic charm!

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Hotel
Half Board
200m to slopes
900m to Resort Centre
Close To The Dolonne Cable Car
Relaxing Lounge With Fireplace
Restaurant Offering Both Traditional & International Dishes
Ski & Boot Room

Overview

The Hotel Dolonne is situated in the charming little village just outside of the main resort of Courmayeur and is the ideal, quieter option in a quaint, 16th century fortified house.

Boasting 32 spacious and uniquely decorated rooms, the beautiful stonework throughout is a clear indication of the hotel's history whilst modern comforts bring the hotel into the 21st century.

Featuring a homely restaurant serving authentic local dishes, as well as a cosy lounge area with an open fireplace.

Description

Location

25 minutes’ walk to the resort centre

6 minutes’ walk to the Courmayeur cable car

20 minutes' walk to the ski school meeting point

Less than one minute's walk to the ski bus stop

Rooms

Double room – sleeps 2: Double or twin bed, private shower and WC. They all have a TV, hairdryer and telephone.

Cots are available to hire on request for approx. €10 per night.

Facilities

Bar/ restaurant

Lounge bar with fireplace

Free Wi-FI

Ski room with boot racks

Accommodation Attributes

All Ensuite

Close To Slopes

Fireplace

About Courmayeur

Courmayeur skiing

Courmayeur, Italian neighbour to big boy Chamonix, has 100km of its own pistes, most of which cater mainly for intermediates. Advanced skiers need not panic however, as Courmayeur offers access to the all of the other resorts in the Aosta and Chamonix valleys (via the Mont Blanc Tunnel), which have a combined total of near 800km of runs. Cross-country skiers will also find 51km of excellent trails.

Courmayeur ski resort

With its views of Mont Blanc, the scenery in Courmayeur is majestic. A traditional alpine village with a car-free centre, Coumayeur has plenty of good shops, cafés and bars, where the après-ski is very much Italian in spirit. Restaurants, both on and off the mountain are top class and not overpriced. The only downside is the walk from some of the accommodation to the lifts. Courmayeur can also get swamped by the Milanese at weekends and peak season times. It's a great venue, only occasionally marred by the closure of the tunnel.

Resort Attributes

Alpine Charm

Beginner Friendly

Choice of Restaurants

Extensive Shopping

Family Friendly

Good Beginners

Good For Non-Skiers

Good For Snowboarding

Great Off-Piste

Lively Night Life

Mountain Restaurants