Hotel Punta Maquignaz, Cervinia

Hotel Punta Maquignaz

A distinctive, family-run hotel in central Cervinia, with artistic interiors, individually styled rooms, a small spa and easy access to the slopes

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Hotel
Half Board
100m to slopes
In Resort Centre
Lounge with open fireplace
Free Wi-Fi
Free shuttle bus
Ski & Boot room

Overview

Family-owned Hotel Punta Maquignaz offers a unique stay in the heart of Cervinia, just 100 metres from the Campetto Cretaz lift. Individually decorated rooms and artistic interiors showcase the creativity of the Maquignaz family, with striking artworks and sculptures throughout the hotel.

After a day on the slopes, unwind in the small spa, complete with a sauna included in your stay, or book a massage locally. With its distinctive character, central location and personal family touch, Hotel Punta Maquignaz is a memorable choice for a Cervinia ski holiday.

Description

Location

In a prime location in the resort centre, just 1 minute’s walk (100m) to the Cretaz drag lift

Rooms

All rooms have bath or shower, hairdryer, TV, telephone, safe and minibar or fridge

Standard Rooms-sleep 2 a double or twin beds.

Superior Twin Rooms- sleep 2- They have a balcony.

Single Rooms- sleep 1 are available without a supplement. They have a shower.

Junior Suites- sleep 2-3 are more spacious

Facilities

Lounge with open fire

Free entrance to the spa with steam room, sauna and relaxation area

Beauty and massage treatments (pay locally)

Lift

Heated boot room

Free Wi-FI

Catering

Offered on a half board basis, breakfast will include a selection of hot and cold options including cereals, fruit, yogurts, freshly baked breads and pastries, fresh coffee and tea.

A freshly prepared evening meal is provided with a good selection of local and internationally inspired dishes.

Attributes

All Ensuite

Fireplace

Terrace Balcony

Facilities

Sauna

About Cervinia

Cervinia offers everything from wide, easy cruising runs to high-altitude glacier skiing on the Klein Matterhorn. With ski school located at the top of the gondola, beginners can enjoy impressive views from day one. For more adventure, an area pass opens up the linked terrain of Zermatt, along with spectacular cable car rides in glass-bottomed cabins.

Set at the top of the Aosta Valley, the compact town has a car-free, cobbled centre filled with shops and cafés. Après-ski is more relaxed and refined, with sunny terraces overlooking the slopes or livelier bars for those heading out later. Accommodation ranges from family-run hotels to larger modern stays, many with spa facilities like saunas, steam rooms and indoor pools.

Beyond skiing, highlights include the highest ice grotto in Europe, ice karting, and guided snowshoe walks through the surrounding forests.

Resort Attributes

Alpine Charm

Beginner Friendly

Choice of Restaurants

Family Friendly

Good Beginners

Good For Snowboarding

Great for Mixed Abilities

High Altitude

Large Ski Area

Lively Night Life