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Reviewed January 28, 2013

Cervinia and hotel Breuill does exactly what it says on the packet.

Ski area is fantastic, an area lift pass take you to Zermatt in Switzerland and is very easy to get to and ski slopes more advanced than cervinia. Just make sure you get the cable car back if its open otherwise a very very very long and cold T-bar lift is the only option which isn’t fun!! We skied in Zermatt for about 2.5days, try and get up to the top of mountain on the train, this is covered in your area lift pass. Views are stunning.
Cervinia skiing is intermediate reds all the way with a few blacks. Black 59 is very good but do it at the beginning of the day otherwise its icy!!! Red 7 is very long and varied run. Mountain restaurants are great food and character and everywhere is sooooo friendly.
Hotel Breuill is brilliantly located for the cretez lift and we skiing to and from the side of the hotel each day. However I wouldn’t stay here if you are a complete beginner as you have to get to the gondala and up to plan maison each morning for lessons and the gondola is a bit of a pain uphill to walk to each morning. The Astoria hotel would be better located for this.
Hotel Breuill was brilliant best food for 3 star we have had on a ski trip and we don’t go any higher star than that for skiing. Staff fantastic, nice bar area and centrally located in the village. The après ski is very very different to the likes of France or in particular Austria, its dead in comparison, although there are a happy hours in all 5 bars in cervinia that we frequented. The Copa Pan and the dragon and whistle pub is very good.
We would recommend the resort and definitely skiing in Zermatt ( very pricey for a coffee £4.50!) but hey it’s a holiday!!!!
One word of caution is the resort and area is at very high altitude and can be extremely cold so take layers!
Happy skiing in Vallee Aosta!

Date of stay: January 2013
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3  Thank HWSouthampton
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Reviewed January 27, 2013

My wife and I have just returned fron Cervinia having stayed a week half board at the Hotel Breuil. firstly I must state that the staff, rooms, food and ski room are excellent. Minor niggles are the location......the walk to the main cable car is a pain, but ok to the regular lifts. The walk from the garage door to the ski room is very steep and is a strain for tired legs. apart from this the wine prices are a tadge high.

And that's it, the fitness area and sauna are excellent, hot water plentiful and the hotel a pleasure to stay at.

Room tip: all the rooms appeared good.
Date of stay: January 2013
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1  Thank Julie W
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Reviewed January 23, 2013

If you are looking for some good red run skiing and a comfortable hotel, this ticks the boxes. The lifts are very close - 1-2 mins walk, the runs are lovely and wide with good snow/well maintained. The hotel is comfortable, clean, tidy, food always a decent standard and staff very freindly. The town has enough to settle to after a good day skiing with some friendly bars, tea rooms, and your usual clothes shops and small supermarkets.
I would definately go back.

Date of stay: January 2013
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1  Thank Heather H
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Reviewed January 17, 2013

We are a group of 8 and have just enjoyed a fab week at the Breuil infact this is the second time we have stayed at this Hotel in the last few years. The staff are excellent nothing too much trouble and the hotel is extremely clean. The hotel is situated very close to the first lifts just a couple of minutes walk away and you can use your ski pass to ski over to Zermat which we did on two occasions during the week although I would advise that you have your credit card with you as the Lunch can be extremely expensive in Switzerland. Breakfast was very good at the Breuil and the evening meal was always a sufficient 3 course meal.

Date of stay: January 2013
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Reviewed January 13, 2013

This is my second visit to Cervinia, so I was looking forward to ski-ing in such e great ski area again. And was delighted with this hotel which added to a great week. A few minutes walk from the coach park where we were dropped off, and a few minutes walk to the Cretaz chair lift every morning. Although it is located by the pistes it is not ski in or out, as there is a ditch between the hotel and the pistes. There is a outdoor skating rink besides the hotel also.

It is a 4 storey hotel, modern and purpose built slightly hidden amongst some more traditional chalets. Inside it is very pleasant to the eye and well thought out for the purpose of a ski holiday hotel. The receptionist/owner was very welcoming, and immediately worked out we are a group of 4, even though our bookings were all made separately. And arranged for us to sit together straight away for our first meal; we arrived at dinner time. The waiter welcomed us and advised us that we will be given a better table the next day, and it happened as promised, a table with a view of the pistes for the rest of the week.

Two of us were on single rooms on the first and third floor with no neighbours and ensuite showers. Our couple friends were on the second floor with a balcony, ensuite with shower but no bath. Rooms were well decorated with TV and Sky, and hairdryer. If anything too warm so we all turned down our radiators. The rooms were very well cleaned each day.

The only noise experienced was a little music from the ice rink next door one evening. Otherwise very good.

The hotel bar is small and low key with a variety of seating from sofas to small tables for playing card games.etc. The lounge area is reasonably large with a enclosed TV room which is used more as an additional more intimate lounge. Free WiFi connection is offered primarily in the reception area (seatings available), and to some extent in the lounge also although reception is intermittent.

The whole hotel is warm, and although full, never felt crowded anywhere. Breakfasts is buffet and continental style. Real Coffee is served although not of great quality. Apricot croissants area served with bread rolls and selection of charcuterie, and breakfast cereals, yoghurts and various types of fruits.

Dinner is three courses with choices of starters and main courses with plated desserts buffet style so you can help yourself. Dinner is of good standard and good decent portions and we came away happy each evening. (If you are skipping lunch and expecting a big feed in the evening, you may be disappointed). You will be offered bottled water but jugs of tap water will be served upon requests. Afternoon Teas is not served.

The waiting staff were attentive and remembered our likes and looked after us very well.

The Boot room is amongst the best I have come across with heated boot rack for almost everyone. And the Ski rests organised like the shops with sliding racks and poles holders, as well. And a couple of snowboard racks.

There do offer massages and various spa facilities but very low key and no selling. we did not make use of these so unable to comment.

SKI TIPS.

When you ski over to Zermatt, take note of the last cabin car back and time yourself. Zermatt is over 3 mountains so quite a lot of getting around. But rewarded with great long runs. Expect to experience strong winds as you are very high up, and the times of your connection back will change hour by hour. Carry your passport with you just in case you can't get back due to very bad weather, as you will need it to check into a hotel. This would be a cheaper option as to get back by taxi or helicopter will costs you +£500. At the end of the Cable car, there is a long walk through a tunnel to arrive at the peak at 3840m; snow is usually the best here; the run is short though. But it is a great starting point to ski all the way down to Valtournenche (via the No 1 Red run), reportedly over 28 km in distance.

There are also 2 T Bars option to get back to Cervinia from Zermatt; the first take 20 minutes, and if you know where you can drop off after a few minutes on the 2nd T bar, to get back to Cervinia. It will be cool to cold on this T Bar drag lift so zipped up first. This may remain open when the cable car is closed. We actually prefer this option.

Cervinia is a great ski area to match Zermatt and do not overlook Valtournenche (enough for a day's ski-ing and better protected from the winds). We have developed a tradition of stopping for a coffee break at restaurant "Bontadini" (Not sure of spelling) at the end of the day for a leisurely very long descend down to the bottom, with no lifts to catch. If you ski down No: 7, you will arrive at the Telecabin/ Cable Car station in Cervinia above the square by the church and Hotel Breuil. It is a few minutes walk down but we did not try to walk up; we preferred to walk to the Cretaz Chair lift. Run No: 13 will take you down very near this Cable Car station so do not panic when you arrive here. It is literally a few minutes "U" walk.

This is a great area with lots of long Reds and Blues, but only a few short Blacks.

Date of stay: January 2013
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