Our third time of staying in these perfectly situated apartments. More expensive that in previous years (2018 and 2019), but it's all very comfortable, nearly everything we needed was provided, and communication with the hosts was excellent. The only disappointment was that Valtournenche's two liveliest restaurants, the pizzerias Big Ben and Biblos, were both closed this year! Fingers crossed at least one of them will reopen in 2024, as the town is otherwise a very quiet place after 9pm!

Great apartment which was clean, comfortable and well equipped with everything you need for a self catering holiday. The terrace was amazing and lovely views down the valley. Lovely little supermarket next door which has all the basics (and more!) and much nicer than the bigger one up in Cervinia. Also lots of restaurants, bars and local shops selling souvenirs and local produce. Cervinia is much bigger and loads of the more “touristy” shops but also a massive selection of ski and snowboard shops. Note that the ski bus goes to the Valtournenche gondola and not Cervinia. You can get over to Cervinia if you want to but took us a while to figure out there wasn’t a ski bus to the main ski area and only a local bus which runs about 4 times per day. Also, this bus goes to the main terminus which is a long trek up to the gondola. Not a problem but definitely worth knowing if you don’t have your own car.

This is a lovely well-furnished apartment, with plenty of space for 3 adults and 2 children, although if self-catering the kitchen was only big enough for one person at a time. Beds and sofa were very comfy, perfect for relaxing in the evening. The apartment was well equipped and the shower was good. The TV had Netflix, Disney+ and Amazon Prime. Ski bus leaves from the car park opposite the apartment block every 20-30 minutes directly to the lift. There was a small food shop just next door which included most essentials. Although no ski locker at the property, we rented from the shop at the ski lift and could leave our equipment there for no charge so didn't need to bother lugging skis on the bus which made it much easier with young children. Dimitri also arranged for us to get a discount on the prices here, which was much appreciated. Great base for skiing - we enjoyed skiing to Cervinia and Zermatt. However, The link runs to Zermatt and Cervinia were susceptible to closure in high winds, which leaves a fairly limited number of runs in Valtournenche. The owner and local reps were very helpful with any questions we had. Thanks for a lovely stay.

A well equipped apartment with the added bonus of an oven for self -caterers. 3 good sized bedrooms that comfortably sleep 6. Free outside parking nearby, and regular ski bus up and down the mountain. Well centrally heated and plenty of hot water for a decent shower. Free wi-fi that was ok and allowed us to use our Netflix in the evening on the provided tv. This apartment is for the able bodied and fit only as being positioned at the top with no elevator and 80 steps to climb with all your luggage could be a challenge! There is no ski locker. Luckily we had a large vehicle and kept ours in there. A good ski store is positioned next door. Very polite and helpful apartment owner along with Francesca who does the handover with deposit and keys. A microwave oven would of helped but we coped without one. My first trip skiing in Italy and won't be my last. Converted from France where everyone seems to rush about, generally rude, impatient and noisey! There are some small supermarkets in the resort that get very busy. A nice bakery and a bar for a coffee or beer just up the hill. The village is nicely decorated at Xmas and a decent firework show at New Year. My 3rd trip to Italy this year. Venice, Sorento and Cervinia. Enjoyed every experience. Thank you 🇮🇹 My last trip to Europe being in the EU. Let's see what happens.......

We really enjoyed our stay.