Nestled high in the mountains above the village of Champoluc, the ancient hamlet of Mascognaz is the ultimate hideaway as access from the main road in Champoluc is by skidoo or small piste machine (Gatto delle Neve) during the winter months.
Once through the front door, you’ll be blown away by the traditional fabrics and woodwork blended sumptuously with modern bathrooms and grand furniture. The spa and wellness area has a swimming pool, Jacuzzi, Turkish bath and sauna with the option of a number of treatments including massages, beauty and hydro mud therapy where you can rest and relax after a long day on the slopes.
There are two dining rooms in the hamlet, Lo Miete and Lo Pejo where you can enjoy traditional cuisine and wines in beautiful surroundings. Lo Pejo is normally used as the restaurant for external diners coming up to Mascognaz to enjoy an evening meal, whilst dinner for residents of all the chalets is taken in the restaurant of Lo Meite.

Breakfast
Guests of the chalets Rascard, Lo Miete, Stadel and the Monterosa Suite all take breakfast in the restaurant in Chalet Lo Miete. Guests of chalets Etre, Caleutch and Walser take breakfast in a smaller dining room adjacent to Chalet Caleutch.

Dinner
Guests of all chalets normally dine in the restaurant in Chalet Lo Miete (although occasionally in Restaurant Lo Pejo).

In addition to the original Chalet Lo Miete (previously called Chalet Mascognaz), the owners of the Mascognaz hamlet have now converted 2 adjacent buildings which are available to rent collectively with Lo Miete or in their own right. All 3 properties are situated on the other side of the small river to the new chalets detailed above and are just steps away from the restaurant, Lo Pejo.

Collectively these 3 chalets would sleep up to 22 people. Exclusive use of the 3 chalets allows you and your group to request a specific menu which can be discussed with our staff prior to departure. Guests staying at all 3 of these chalets take breakfast and evening meal at Chalet Lo Miete.

Nestled high in the mountains above the village of Champoluc, the ancient hamlet of Mascognaz is the ultimate hideaway as access from the main road in Champoluc is by skidoo or small piste machine (Gatto delle Neve) during the winter months.
Once through the front door, you’ll be blown away by the traditional fabrics and woodwork blended sumptuously with modern bathrooms and grand furniture. The spa and wellness area has a swimming pool, Jacuzzi, Turkish bath and sauna with the option of a number of treatments including massages, beauty and hydro mud therapy where you can rest and relax after a long day on the slopes.
There are two dining rooms in the hamlet, Lo Miete and Lo Pejo where you can enjoy traditional cuisine and wines in beautiful surroundings. Lo Pejo is normally used as the restaurant for external diners coming up to Mascognaz to enjoy an evening meal, whilst dinner for residents of all the chalets is taken in the restaurant of Lo Meite.

Breakfast
Guests of the chalets Rascard, Lo Miete, Stadel and the Monterosa Suite all take breakfast in the restaurant in Chalet Lo Miete. Guests of chalets Etre, Caleutch and Walser take breakfast in a smaller dining room adjacent to Chalet Caleutch.

Dinner
Guests of all chalets normally dine in the restaurant in Chalet Lo Miete (although occasionally in Restaurant Lo Pejo).

In addition to the original Chalet Lo Miete (previously called Chalet Mascognaz), the owners of the Mascognaz hamlet have now converted 2 adjacent buildings which are available to rent collectively with Lo Miete or in their own right. All 3 properties are situated on the other side of the small river to the new chalets detailed above and are just steps away from the restaurant, Lo Pejo.

Collectively these 3 chalets would sleep up to 22 people. Exclusive use of the 3 chalets allows you and your group to request a specific menu which can be discussed with our staff prior to departure. Guests staying at all 3 of these chalets take breakfast and evening meal at Chalet Lo Miete.

Nestled high in the mountains above the village of Champoluc, the ancient hamlet of Mascognaz is the ultimate hideaway as access from the main road in Champoluc is by skidoo or small piste machine (Gatto delle Neve) during the winter months.
Once through the front door, you’ll be blown away by the traditional fabrics and woodwork blended sumptuously with modern bathrooms and grand furniture. The spa and wellness area has a swimming pool, Jacuzzi, Turkish bath and sauna with the option of a number of treatments including massages, beauty and hydro mud therapy where you can rest and relax after a long day on the slopes.
There are two dining rooms in the hamlet, Lo Miete and Lo Pejo where you can enjoy traditional cuisine and wines in beautiful surroundings. Lo Pejo is normally used as the restaurant for external diners coming up to Mascognaz to enjoy an evening meal, whilst dinner for residents of all the chalets is taken in the restaurant of Lo Meite.
Breakfast
Guests of the chalets Rascard, Lo Miete, Stadel and the Monterosa Suite all take breakfast in the restaurant in Chalet Lo Miete. Guests of chalets Etre, Caleutch and Walser take breakfast in a smaller dining room adjacent to Chalet Caleutch.

Dinner
Guests of all chalets normally dine in the restaurant in Chalet Lo Miete (although occasionally in Restaurant Lo Pejo).

Guests will arrive at the main entrance of the Lo Miete chalet and then descend 100 metres, cross the stream and the ascend 100 metres to arrive at the communal entrance to these 3 chalets.

Evening meals for guests staying at the Chalet Etre, Chalet Caleutch and Chalet Walser will be taken at the restaurant in Lo Miete.

All 3 are linked by inside corridors from the main entrance, bar and wellness centre.

The chalets can be booked either for exclusive use (individually or collectively), or just by the room.

This simply-furnished chalet has a great range of other facilities including free WiFi and a lounge with TV and DVD player – ideal for keeping the family entertained off the slopes.

Meal times are also something to look forward to. The friendly chalet hosts prepare some truly fantastic dishes throughout your stay, as well as a variety of scrumptious cakes for when you return in the afternoons – yummy.

Meals
· breakfast with one cooked option · afternoon tea with homemade cakes · 3-course evening meal with house wine and coffee included (5 nights) · 4-course farewell feast (1 night) · early suppers for children available

Location
· Chalets Violetta and Traviata situated opposite each other · 3 minutes' walk to the ski bus stop · 10 minutes' walk to the Belvedere gondola

Meals
· breakfast with one cooked option · afternoon tea with home-made cakes · 3-course evening meal with house wine and coffee included (5 nights) · 4-course farewell feast (1 night) · early suppers for children available

Please note: Adults' evening meals come with house wine, which is free-flowing until coffee is served.

Location
· Chalets Violetta and Traviata situated opposite each other · 3 minutes' walk to ski bus stop · 10 minutes' walk to Belvedere gondola providing access to Sella Ronda 

The interior of the chalet was completely refreshed with brand new furnishings, so the bedrooms are all glowing with fresh wood panelling, with new bedroom furniture and tasteful fabrics adding to the modern ambience. The new en suite shower/wc rooms boast stylish fixtures and fittings, and all have the bonus of a fitted hairdryer.

The dining-room and lounge both match the traditional, yet up-to-date feel, and offer our guests welcoming communal areas in which to share convivial meals and conversation, and the views from the lounge balcony are simply stunning!

The Soldanella is conveniently located, just 3 minutes’ walk from Selva’s lively resort centre and within easy reach of the ski-lifts and slopes. You can ski down to the Ciampioni gondola via the piste just 20m away, or access the Dantercepies lift system from the nearby village centre.

COME DINE WITH US

Breakfast is continental every day and on six mornings there are cooked options for you to enjoy.

Afternoon tea and cake will be laid out for you upon your return from skiing.

In the evenings our hosts will cook you a three-course adult only meal six nights a week. This starts with a glass of prosecco followed by an appetiser, main course and dessert – with unlimited complimentary red, white and rosé wine during service! There is also an option for vegetarians, please warn us in advance.

One of these meals will be a regional meal with the menu depending on which country you are staying in. Guests staying in our French chalets can enjoy Charcuterie to start with, Goat’s Cheese Salad, Tartiflette with salad and Tarte Tatin to finish. All served with wine and followed by tea/coffee, a real treat for foodies.

On the staff one night off per week just a continental breakfast is provided and it’s a great opportunity for you to experience some local restaurants in your resort. Speak to your resort representative for recommendations and help with reservations.

*(On your Host’s day off each week, they will leave a simpler continental breakfast out for you to help yourselves, there is no afternoon tea that day, and you can dine out locally in the evening. Your Resort Representative will gladly help out with information and make a reservation for you if you wish.)

Location
· 2 minutes' downhill walk to Costabella chairlift · 5 minutes' downhill walk to resort centre · 12-15 minutes' walk to ski school meeting place

Getting Here
The driveway to the Chalet Salvan is narrow, meaning our coach has limited access to it. Therefore, the coach will drop you at the bottom of the driveway, where you'll have a short 2-minute uphill walk from the road to the entrance to the hotel. We'll transport your luggage up for you. Make sure you're wearing sturdy shoes as it may be snowy underfoot.

Meals
· breakfast with one cooked option · afternoon tea with home-made cakes · 3-course evening meal with house wine and coffee included (5 nights) · 4-course farewell feast (1 night) · early suppers for children available

Please note: Adults' evening meals come with house wine, which is free-flowing until coffee is served.

Nestled high in the mountains above the village of Champoluc, the ancient hamlet of Mascognaz is the ultimate hideaway as access from the main road in Champoluc is by skidoo or small piste machine (Gatto delle Neve) during the winter months.
Once through the front door, you’ll be blown away by the traditional fabrics and woodwork blended sumptuously with modern bathrooms and grand furniture. The spa and wellness area has a swimming pool, Jacuzzi, Turkish bath and sauna with the option of a number of treatments including massages, beauty and hydro mud therapy where you can rest and relax after a long day on the slopes.
There are two dining rooms in the hamlet, Lo Miete and Lo Pejo where you can enjoy traditional cuisine and wines in beautiful surroundings. Lo Pejo is normally used as the restaurant for external diners coming up to Mascognaz to enjoy an evening meal, whilst dinner for residents of all the chalets is taken in the restaurant of Lo Meite.

Breakfast
Guests of the chalets Rascard, Lo Miete, Stadel and the Monterosa Suite all take breakfast in the restaurant in Chalet Lo Miete. Guests of chalets Etre, Caleutch and Walser take breakfast in a smaller dining room adjacent to Chalet Caleutch.

Dinner
Guests of all chalets normally dine in the restaurant in Chalet Lo Miete (although occasionally in Restaurant Lo Pejo).

In addition to the original Chalet Lo Miete (previously called Chalet Mascognaz), the owners of the Mascognaz hamlet have now converted 2 adjacent buildings which are available to rent collectively with Lo Miete or in their own right. All 3 properties are situated on the other side of the small river to the new chalets detailed above and are just steps away from the restaurant, Lo Pejo.

Collectively these 3 chalets would sleep up to 22 people. Exclusive use of the 3 chalets allows you and your group to request a specific menu which can be discussed with our staff prior to departure. Guests staying at all 3 of these chalets take breakfast and evening meal at Chalet Lo Miete.

It’s one of the most spacious chalets we have. The lounge/diner is huge with lots of exposed wooden beams and mountain artefacts to admire while you enjoy afternoon tea in a deep, comfy sofa. Prime position for a catch-up at the end of the day is in front of the large open fireplace, so grab a slice of cake early on.

This property is available with the Mountain Experts Service.

Mountain Experts are fully qualified ski & board instructors that offer free guiding and coaching sessions throughout the week. They will guide you around the mountain with like-minded, confident blue and red-run skiers or boarders whilst offering professional coaching at the same time.

These aren’t structured lessons, but a fun and informal way to get your winter legs back, make the most of the mountain and improve your technique at the same time.

What’s included?

A gentle intro at the start of the week to help you get your winter legs back
Free guiding around the ski area by professional instructors for all guests over 18
A series of free coaching sessions designed to help you improve and become a better skier or boarder
Insider knowledge of where to find the best runs and lunch stops

Chalet Board
An energising daily cooked & continental breakfast including sausage, egg, bacon & tomatoes plus granola, cereals, yoghurt, bread, preserves, porridge, fruit juices, tea & coffee
Gorgeous afternoon teas with daily warming soups plus freshly-baked cakes and biscuits everyday
A delicious three-course evening meal on six nights, all served with a selection of complimentary wines and fresh after-dinner coffee.
Free Wi-Fi in the lounge area to stay connected with friends
iPod docking station, TV, DVD player & board games for your entertainment
Daily housekeeping with towels provided
Most special dietary requirements catered for free of charge (just let us know before you go)

The décor and furnishings blend the Italian traditional wood panelled mountain lodge with a traditional olde world pub making the bars and lounge pleasant places to spend time. The bedrooms are tastefully decorated in light modern pine wood with modern facilities and some have balconies overlooking the impressive Matterhorn.

The “Tavern” cellar bar, which offers a spacious area to relax and watch either the days skiing on the large screen, listen to a live band or popular music, has always been a popular after dinner bar. The main bar and terrace offers superb après-ski atmosphere and choice of drinks and cocktails with occasional live music. The main hotel rooms are sectioned away from the bars so noise levels are limited. The Dragon is the perfect place for keen skiers who enjoy easy access to the slopes as well as on the spot après-ski along with relaxing and cosy surroundings. Popular Chalet Hotel in prime location at the bottom of main piste and 1 minute’s walk (100m) to Cervinia centre.

The main ground floor bar in Chalet Dragon is open to the public as well as to residents until 11.30pm only, whilst the well-soundproofed basement bar hosts occasional live music and entertainment evenings.

Meals