Find 4 Star Hotels in Piedmont Alps from ￥12,948

"Nice rural location and food breakfast Welcoming staff"

"The hotel has a very interesting layout. It was buiilt in 1937 and is similar to the Gugenheim museum in NY, in a sense that the rooms are arranged around a spiral corridor that goes up from the first floor all the way to the 8th. Advantages: the breakfast was very good, a lot to choose from. The hotel is very close to ski lifts - about five minutes drive and the hotel provides a shuttle bus. It is also a 2 minute walk to the center of the little town of Sauze d'Oulx where shops, restaurants...

"Nice hotel and friendly staff 👌 "

"Very friendly staff good food clean "

"Accueil chaleureux parle tres bien le francais buffet excellent et copieux je reviendrais "

"Per un 4 stelle mi aspettavo qualcosina in più, nel complesso buono come rapporto qualità/prezzo"

"Amazing charmingly restored 17th century building in a stunning natural setting by the Piedmont Alps. Staff very friendly and attentive, spotless clean and well decorated rooms, comfortable bed, high quality linens, and wonderful breakfast! The hotel has many areas to relax, and many options to explore the astonishing surroundings. I just found a little confusing to understand, on their website at the time of booking, the difference between the Country House and the Guest House Palazzo dei Venti...

"Incredible place up on a hill, great staff, lovely atmosphere "

"Tutto perfetto la cena abbondante e buona, la colazione eccellente "

"Generally good, staff was really good and helpful- wasn’t able to dine on site for dinner due to tour group, but there was no signage saying so ahead of time ( would have eaten in town earlier). Room had a few repairs needed like light bulb in bathroom and drain plug in tub not sealing ( it was a jet tub, so needed). Beautiful location- and again great staff!!!!"

"We found this hotel via the app, and figured we’d take little detour to get there. This ”little detour” was half an hour on serpentine roads through a mostly uninhabited Italian landscape, and the inhabitated parts looking a little like the rural parts of Alabama. When we finally arrived in the little village, we got an eerie feeling of being on the set of ”Deliverance”. Do they even have electricity here? Did I hear a banjo playing from the woods? Is this our final destination? All that...

"Accomodation, facilities and staff were all excellent. Good breakfast. Dinner and Bar prices very expensive."