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Hotel Lyshaus
Hotel
Bed And Breakfast
About Hotel Lyshaus
Hotel Lyshaus sits in Gressoney, one of the Aosta Valley's most distinctive ski destinations, with direct ski-in, ski-out access making it a practical base for time on the slopes. The property combines traditional alpine character with a full spa facility, balconied rooms with mountain views, and a bar — giving guests everything they need without leaving the building. The half-board arrangement means breakfast and dinner are taken care of, freeing up the day for skiing. A garden provides outdoor space when the weather allows, and the mountain views from the balconies make for a strong start and end to each day on the hill. The package includes flights and private transfers, so the journey from door to door is handled from the outset. Gressoney sits beneath Monte Rosa, offering access to the Monterosa Ski area — one of Italy's larger interconnected ski domains — with varied terrain across three valleys. This is a straightforward, well-positioned hotel for those who want reliable access to good skiing with comfort and convenience built in.
The Layout
A historic 19th-century building spanning four floors, featuring a mix of traditional wood and stone architecture.
Amenities
16 features available
Bar Area
Sauna
Steam Room
Ski Room
Boot Warmers
WiFi
Parking
Dining Area
Driver Service
Spa
Balcony
Garden
Bar Area
Sauna
Steam Room
Ski Room
Boot Warmers
WiFi
Parking
Dining Area
Driver Service
Spa
Balcony
Garden
Bar Area
Sauna
Steam Room
Ski Room
Boot Warmers
WiFi
Parking
Dining Area
Driver Service
Spa
Balcony
Garden
Winter 2026/27 Pricing
Low Season
From
£135
per night
Mid Season
From
£185
per night
High Season
From
£255
per night
Location
Gressoney-la-Trinité and Gressoney-Saint-Jean sit at the heart of the Monterosa Ski area in the Aosta Valley, offering access to over 180 kilometres of piste across three valleys — Gressoney, Alagna, and Champoluc. Hotel Lyshaus benefits from ski-in, ski-out access, removing the need for shuttle buses or lengthy walks in ski boots. The village itself retains an authentic Walser character, with local restaurants and shops within easy reach on foot. Turin and Milan are both accessible by road or rail for those arriving by private transfer, with the package including flights and door-to-door transfers. The area is notably quieter than better-known Italian resorts, which suits those looking for uncrowded slopes and a more local atmosphere.
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About Gressoney
The heart of the Monterosa ski area, an off-piste paradise with authentic Walser charm.
Ideal forFreeridersIntermediatesPeace SeekersAdvanced Skiers
- Altitude
- 1,637m
- Summit
- 3,275m
- Pistes
- 132km
- Drop
- 1,638m
- Snowfall
- 5m per season
- Season
- Dec – Apr
Gressoney sits at the center of the vast Monterosa Ski area in Italy's Aosta Valley. Divided into two main villages—Gressoney-Saint-Jean and Gressoney-La-Trinité—it offers a unique blend of traditional Walser culture, historic architecture, and some of the most thrilling skiing in the Alps. The resort is renowned for its uncrowded slopes and dramatic scenery beneath the towering peaks of the Monte Rosa massif. While intermediates will enjoy the long, sweeping red runs connecting the three valleys of Monterosa, Gressoney's true claim to fame is its off-piste terrain. Powder hounds flock here for the legendary heli-skiing and lift-accessed freeride routes stretching down from the 3,275m Punta Indren. Despite its world-class skiing, Gressoney remains a quiet, unspoiled destination. It lacks the bustling nightlife of larger resorts, instead offering cozy osterias, hearty mountain dining, and a peaceful, authentic alpine atmosphere perfect for dedicated skiers.
Gressoney offers access to the expansive Monterosa network, characterized by long, cruising red runs and epic freeride terrain. The lift network connects seamlessly to Champoluc and Alagna, providing vast vertical descents and high-altitude glacier skiing.
A vast three-valley ski domain straddling the Aosta Valley and Piedmont regions, nestled under the spectacular Monte Rosa massif.
Ski areas
Punta Indren
FreerideThe gateway to Monterosa's legendary off-piste, offering unpisted high-altitude routes.
Passo dei Salati
AdvancedHigh alpine pass connecting to Alagna with thrilling, steep red and black descents.
Gabiet
IntermediateA sunny bowl above La Trinité featuring excellent cruising reds and scenic mountain huts.
Weissmatten
AdvancedLocated in Saint-Jean, home to the challenging and FIS-certified 'Leonardo David' black run.
Punta Jolanda
IntermediateForested runs leading back to the village, offering better visibility on snowy days.
Getting there
Turin Caselle (TRN)
1h 30min
100km
Private transfers, rental cars, and shared shuttle services (Monterosa Shuttle) are available from Turin and Milan. Ample parking available at the Staffal lift base and near the village centers, with both free and paid options.
Season & passes
Early December to late April
Freeride day passes for Punta Indren access require a small supplementary fee on standard Monterosa passes.
Lift passes
Adult Day Pass (EUR 65), Adult 6-Day Pass (EUR 330)
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LOW SEASON
£135
/night