Hotel Lysjoch

“Confortable et sympathique”

Nous avons passé une courte 2 journée de ski agréable séjour et avons été très satisfaits du service chaleureux et la nourriture de leur restaurant. Très confortable, propre et confortable. Il est très bien situé pour aller skier c'était à côté. Nous reviendrons sans hésiter.

“Friendly helpful owner, good food and a great location”

Went here for a long weekend skiing. We had notified in advance we would be late arriving as we were flying to Milan after work from the uk. We turned out to be even later than anticipated due to our flight being delayed. We told the owner Gigi when we landed and he was up to let us in at nearly 2 … Plus

Went here for a long weekend skiing. We had notified in advance we would be late arriving as we were flying to Milan after work from the uk. We turned out to be even later than anticipated due to our flight being delayed. We told the owner Gigi when we landed and he was up to let us in at nearly 2 in the morning, no issues, showed us our room, sort the details in the morning. Really good of him. The breakfast was a very good selection of cheese, hams, a good croissant, nice cake. Really enjoyable. They also had no issues providing Gluten free for the friend I was with. We ate there one night, and the food was really decent, small menu, but enough choice, I had a lovely stew, prices seemed reasonable to me. Good wine selections. The hotel has a small bar, really useful once I realised that ringing the bell for service was not a problem and I shouldn't feel bad about using the bell. The restaurant and bar are useful because it is a bit out on a limb, inbetween Gressoney and Staffal. However, there is an off road nice path along the river into Gressoney that only actually takes about 20 minutes, so we did that one night. Gressoney is not exactly buzzing, but it's very attractive town with a copuple of decent restaurants and wine bars, so quiet but good rather than raucous. There is a restaurant on the slopes above the hotel called Morgenrot which was excellent, and you can walk up to it |(we did, short but sharp) or they pick you up in a little ski cat (we got dropped down in this), so the location was fine for us, just to be aware that it is in a very quiet little hamlet. The location was great for skiing, skibus stop almost outside (googlemaps shows a lift up from next to the hotel but that no longer exists in reality, you can see where it used to be). Not an issue, because the bus to staffal with lifts in two directions takes 5 minutes. You could also walk up to the slopes, we saw some people do this, however I found it hard enough up to the restaurant in shoes, I didn't fancy it in ski boots! Coming home though you can ski to the back of the hotel almost, just a few metres walk, which is great at the end of a day. The room itself had a balcony with a nice view, was a good size with a decent table as well as the twin beds. The shower was powerful with plenty of warm water. There were a few little niggles, nothing that bothered me, one wall socket was a bit loose, ditto a wardrobe handle, and the drainage on the shower was a bit slow. I didn't mind any of this, but mention it to give a full picture. It's a great value ski-in Italian 3*, so providing your not expecting the Ritz it's great. As well as staying up for our ridiculous late arrival, Gigi and all the staff were always friendly and helpful. We were offered a late checkout so that we could have had our room all day on our last day and had a post ski shower. That didn't actually work for us as we decided to park up by the lift and our ski rental shop in Gressoney to maximise ski time, but it was a kind offer. For the money I can't fault it and recommend it wholeheartedly.

Moins

“Skiing in Gressoney”

Ok, so the hotel is located in a little hamlet that has absolutely nothing around it and is a 5 minute bus ride from the main Gressoney resort ski lifts, cable cars, bars & restaurants but the bus ride is free - you just need to be organised in the mornings and don’t get stranded when the morning t… Plus

Ok, so the hotel is located in a little hamlet that has absolutely nothing around it and is a 5 minute bus ride from the main Gressoney resort ski lifts, cable cars, bars & restaurants but the bus ride is free - you just need to be organised in the mornings and don’t get stranded when the morning timetable thins out. The same goes for the late afternoon return bus timings - don’t get distracted too much by the bars. Breakfast is basic, but as the bus timetable dictates, you’re not there to sit around and chill. Evening meals are really good. What makes this hotel a bit special is the staff, plus the nice cosy albeit small bar/restaurant areas that give it a real family-run feel. The team at the hotel is probably about as good as it gets for looking after guests and they really make you feel at home. Thoroughly recommended.

Moins

“A great stay in Gressoney in a very friendly and comfortable hotel”

A great hotel in the mountains with amazing hospitality. Gigi could not have been more helpful from the moment we arrived and nothing was too much trouble. We stayed for five nights having booked our trip through Heidi.com. The room was very clean, spacious with plenty of storage, a good sized en… Plus

A great hotel in the mountains with amazing hospitality. Gigi could not have been more helpful from the moment we arrived and nothing was too much trouble. We stayed for five nights having booked our trip through Heidi.com. The room was very clean, spacious with plenty of storage, a good sized ensuite bathroom always had hot water, and the bed was comfortable. There was a lounge area and a restaurant connected to the hotel which provided a good breakfast with superb coffee and a traditional evening menu. Downstairs was a sauna for relaxing after a day on the slopes and storage for skis and boots in a locker room. The bus stop was a two min walk with the lifts being approx 1 mile up the valley but you can ski back to the bus stop at the end of the day. Would definitely visit again in the future.

Moins