The Skiers' Guide to Bardonecchia

Had a great time, resort is very reasonable and was super quiet when we went in early January. Very helpful and well priced ski school as well

Lots of friendly blues and reds, no lift queues, and very pretty. Bars and restaurants at the bottom of almost every lift!

Really enjoyed a 3 day trip to Bardonecchia. 4 skiers and 1 snowboarder. Slopes were great, had plenty of snowfall which helps! Not sure if there were enough slopes for a week trip. Easily accessed from Turin airport by motorway.

Nice resort with good ski in/out options. Plenty of slopes for intermediate’s. Not very pretty and quite spread out

Very lovely place to ski. The areas aren’t huge, but there is a real mix of runs and areas.
Jafferau is an excellent bowl of off-piste possibilities.
Food is hearty and good quality.
Very very good value.

The resort is great! We stayed in ca fiore which is very nice food is great and there are 3 hot tubs!

Bardonecchia was a perfect resort, with so many options for ski hire and ski passes all for great prices, the food and drink in the area were also cheap and had so many options!

A wonderful ski resort perfect for beginners and intermediates with great food and even better views :) lots of trees which adds to the scenery

Quiet resort no lively apres. Nice mix of runs decent food and drinks. Who doesn’t want a big bowl of pasta or pizza after a long day ski

It was my first time skiing and I found it very fun and affordable, managed to make good progress over the week.

Bardo, is a great small resort close to much larger linked ski areas, such as Sestrier and only a short drive to Montgenve, a day trip to Val T is easy as the big lift just after the tunnel takes you there in 25mins but the tunnel is expensive. It's a great resort for families albeit the runs back to the town are quite narrow, higher up it's wider and not busy. It's good value and a great base for more advanced ski enthusiasts as you can drive to loads of different resorts in under an hour. A day trip into Turin is also perfectly possible from Bardo. All in all it's a great value resort which works for those looking to do other things as well as ski, but also if you want to ski every day and your advanced, you will want a car so you can go to other larger resorts. Beers and apres is average again as it's more family orientated so don't expect madness like some of the biggest resorts.

Useful shuttle bus service to lifts, friendly and supportive instructors, easy going staff. Great food, great apres, good options for food. Snow on the beginners slope got a little compacted and icy after the first few days due to low snow fall, but the slopes were decent

We visited as a party of 5, 4 experienced skiers and 1 beginner. Good slopes for beginners and intermediate skiing. A small resort for experienced skiers, the mountain restaurants were good value for money and you were never rushed out. The ski area was good, pistes groomed and well maintained. Not all the lifts or runs were open. A mixed week of weather, so ok skiing. Had a day in Sestreire which was good. The hotel was excellent value for money, staff were incredibly helpful and food was very good. Overall a good week.

Stayed at Bianca Chalet in town giving easy access to lifts. Excellent hospitality. Plenty of space on slopes & no queues at lifts (mid Jan) even with World Uni Championships going on. Lucky with weather sunshine, good snow. Some lovely places to stop for food & drink on the pistes. Great value for money!

Fresh powder and virtually empty on the week dates, very good value lift pass and lots of cheap options to eat out

Great quiet resort, plenty of intermediate runs, multiple bars/cafes on mountain's great food good price, free bus to the extra two resorts close by that can be accessed by skiing from one to another and back.Underrated resort!

Great resort with lots of open pistes and a good selection of ski runs. Love the smaller bars dotted around the slopes and menu choices.

Great fun, small friendly resort. Ski school was very helpful with well-maintained pistes. Great accommodation close to the ski lifts

Stayed in lovely family run hotel Rosa Serenella.
Bus stop right by the accommodation. Short ride to slopes.
Only used Campo smith side because of children still learning.
Slopes generally good condition.
Some flat spots for snowboarders to get across.
Christmas-New Year time queues weren't that bad once done the main campo smith lift.
Loads of very good food options in Bardonecchia .
Great place overall

Great family resort and tree-lined slopes. Lack of restaurants and no apres ski scene for those looking for an evening party.