Hotels Saint-Vincent, Guesthouses Saint-Vincent and Residences Saint-Vincent

Saint-Vincent is a renowned tourist resort situated on the slopes of a gentle hill nestling at the foothills of Mount Cervino. Internationally known for its casino and thermal waters, the old town of Saint-Vincent is surrounded by thick woods and green meadows crossed by several waterways and populated by different species of animals. Both the city centre and the small villages which punctuate the local hill gather outstanding monuments and historic-artistic beauties of great value which make this small resort a traditional holiday destination for large numbers of tourists.

The hotels of the old town make the ideal base for undertaking fascinating excursions and tours, and welcome thousands of tourists every year. Saint-Vincent also gathers a remarkably wide array of further accommodation facilities belonging to any category, such as luxury suites overlooking the city's modern shopping district, which are situated a short distance from the local casino and spas, and intimate residences and shelters, which stand just in the heart of the new ski district and snow park. Hotels provided with modern and well-equipped congress centres are the ideal accommodation facilities for business travellers flocking to the city itself and the nearby resorts.

Sport lovers won't miss the opportunity to visit the forest of Col de Jeux, a thick wood of spruces and larches which gathers well-equipped ski slopes, trekking itineraries and snowshoeing paths.
Apart from open-air activities and indoor sports, the lovers of wellbeing will have the opportunity to take advantage of Saint-Vincent's modern spa establishment, which is easily accessible from the city centre: a free cableway connects it with the spa establishment in just two minutes. The therapies offered by the spa establishment, which is open from June to September, are particularly suitable for the treatment of gastrointestinal affections. 
The eighteenth-century thermal springs and the enchanting natural settings which encircle Saint-Vincent have made it one of the most appreciated tourist destinations for both Italian and foreign well-to-dos since the early nineteenth century. At the end of World War II, Saint-Vincent's major commissioned the building of the so-called Casinò de la Vallée, which is one of the most renowned gambling houses in Europe.