Great resort with plenty of runs to keep everyone busy. Well serviced across the resort by free ski bus which runs regularly. The town itself is a beautiful little place with an old town which is a lovely walk if you fancy giving your legs a well earned day off mid trip. The town has plenty of food options but not a lot of apres ski. Lifts are mainly fast and well serviced and rarely waiting longer than 5 mins pending the time of season. Fantastic views from the top. I would recommend this resort to families wanting a reasonably priced trip with a quiet authentic Italian feel.

Good resort and quiet due to only Hosting locals and the odd tourist. Get in quick before it becomes more popular

My first skiing holiday was here and what an experience. Its the reason I still continue to ski today. Thanks to the help of our ski instructors that taught us the basics and took everyone all over the mountain from small off piste jumps to crossing through woodland areas. Of course stopping for some fantastic Italian coffee and pizza to really bring the holiday together. Plenty of fun for adults in the evening with bars all relatively close together or you can head into town for a spot of shopping. Overall a brilliant place for both couples and families looking for there first skiing holiday.

You get what you pay for. Bardo is a cheaper resort. If you are looking for wild parties and endless mountain routes, you will be disappointed. However for a quieter, cheaper holiday you cant go far wrong with Bardonecchia. There are a few airports to choose, we chose Chambery and a (almost) 2 hour coach ride. Turin is a lot closer but dearer. As for the skiing the resort itself is ok. 2 nice baby slopes, a few nice blue runs and a couple of reds and blacks. Great for beginner/intermediate skiers. The nearby Jafferau is a lot prettier and a lot more choice in terms of runs. Luckily there is a free local bus that you can catch. There are a fair few local rental places. The ski school is great. The locals are some of the friendliest people I have met. Loads of accommodation choices from private rents to hotels, we stayed in the Olympic village (repurposed from the 2006 Turin Winter Olympics). Great budget accommodation. I will add we were a school trip, 40 secondary students and 5 staff. Seems a popular destination for other schools too.

A lovely resort I went to ski school and the instructor was lovely the hotel we stayed in was a short walk from the slopes there was a very family friendly atmosphere it I was a lovely quiet resort with nice easy runs the equipment I hired was good quality I would recommend for familys I went with my partner at the time and his nephews and they loved it

Stayed in lovely family run hotel Rosa Serenella. Great location, with ski bus stop outside, and best pizzeria next door. Only visited campo smith area. Between snowboarder and 2 joung skiers foud the area well suited for beginners, although there are few flat sections that are hard to get through on snowboard so be prepared to unbuckle especially if you're a beginner snowboarder. Kids enjoyed the slopes, some tree runs and little freestyle park on skis. Lift lines can get very crowded with ski school and a lot of skiers push in queues more than other countries. Apres ski has plenty of choice in town. Food was always great and authentic and fair priced. If there for christmas-new year , make sure you book table in advance as it fills up quickly. Great self drive experience overall

Unfortunately, the amount of snow greatly impacted our experience of this resort. However, the resort failed to turn on any snow cannons which meant that over half the slopes were completely closed. Very icy unhooked slopes. Food was a saving grace and the apree bar was pretty good.