Hotels Etroubles, Guesthouses Etroubles and Residences Etroubles

Etroubles, a small municipality of Valle d'Aosta, is idyllically set just in the heart of Great St. Bernard Valley, halfway between the regional capital Aosta and the Swiss border. Great St. Bernard Pass is situated only 5 kilometres far from Etroubles' city centre.

An appreciated tourist destination both in summer and in winter for the enchanting natural settings which crown the city centre, Etroubles welcomes thousands of tourists every year. They can stay at the elegant hotels of the old town or the charming guesthouses of the nearby hamlets, and even spend pleasant holidays at comfortable residences and shelters situated a short distance from the main ski slopes and sports centres.

Fascinating mule tracks and footpaths connect Etroubles' city centre with Vachéry, which hosts a beautiful sixteenth-century chapel, Cognon, Palais Dessous, Eternod and further picturesque villages. During summer, the nearby woods and Great St. Bernard Valley attract large numbers of tourists looking for charming excursions and a closer touch with nature. In winter, Alpine skiers and snowshoers will have the possibility to explore the rough paths which cross Menouve Wood, whose magic atmosphere conveys utmost profusion.
The lovers of Nordic skiing will have the opportunity to reach the 18-kilometre-long slope of Great St. Bernard, which departs from the nearby municipality of Saint-Rhémy-en-Bosses. A short driving distance from Etroubles are the ski facilities of the famous Great St. Bernard District. Flassin, situated 2 kilometres far from Etroubles, is scattered with ski-lift facilities and exciting slopes for Alpine skiing which are particularly suitable for both children and beginners, while expert skiers will have the possibility to reach Crévacol, situated 5 kilometres far from Etroubles, which gathers modern ski-lift facilities and over 22 kilometres of snow-covered slopes.
One of the major attractions of Etroubles's old town is the so-called open-air museum, whose precious works by international artists celebrate the concept of the journey. Such a theme refers to the history of the city itself, which extends along the ancient via Francigena and has always been crossed by thousands of pilgrims and travellers.