Sauze d'Oulx - Community Reviews & Ratings

Sauze is by no means perfect. The lifts are a bit slow, the links over to other ski areas can be affected by wind and the snow conditions are very. But everything else you would want from a ski holiday is very good. Food, drink, friendly people. A great atmosphere keeps me going back year after year.

A great resort with lots of interesting runs and a variety of reds and blacks!

Food amazing if you like pasta and pizza - good apres ski too, medium liveliness.

Sometimes the piste bashers were slow to go over runs when it snowed resulting in them being shut and patrolled. Should be doing this after snow so slopes are open the day after especially when people are paying for ski passes

Decent ski area and reasonable apres, although little directly off the slopes. Great value and excellent food options. List system too slow and needs updating.

Great place for a ski trip, massive ski are to explore on the Milkyway. Restaurants, bars are all excellent, and the coffee / cake everywhere is the best, and all at reasonable prices. My go to place for a weekend trip.

Overall good ski resort, particularly for intermediate to advanced skiers.

Ski pass offers access to the rest of the milkyway resorts so plenty of choice for other runs. For a full day of skiing in Claviere/ Montgenèvre its better to drive and park there rather than ski over which can leave you tight for time on the ski lifts.

We were lucky to have snowfall most nights in March which certainly helped the piste quality.

Resort had plenty of bars and restaurants, particularly catering for the Brits.

Wonderful resort runs, especially with the links to the wider Vialattea area. Tree lined tuns around Montgenevre were fantastic and the black run Kandahar above Progelata is highly recommended. The only let downs are the poor signage (impossible to read from any distance and whilst moving) and the slow lifts which cause queues at peak times, not helped when the lifts are not filled. Looking forward to returning soon though

First time skiing in 5 years. Lovely resort to get back into the swing of things with a variety of different slopes. Went towards the end of the season so not loads of snow down but more than adequate.

Great expansive resort. No on-mountain apres but some great bars in the town. Very good tree runs. Overall great resort and good value for money

Lift system isn't a bad than what people think, runs are long and varied and interesting.

Only let down is the connections between the resorts, I.e. run 27 is horrendous. And the apres could be better.

Town very hilly. Has some old slow lifts, but excellent access to other parts of the milky way. If there's plenty of snow there's lots of easy off piste terrain.

Loved this report, best conditions I've ever skied in. The people were lovely and the food was exceptional.

Fab resort with good connections to other resorts. Greatvapres ski, bars and restaurants. Good variety of shops.

Lovely little village in the Italian Alps, good skiing and a few places in the village for Apres Ski but not a loud resort. Good pizza too.

Sauze is a family favourite for us, an authentic Italian town, with slop difficulty for everyone and a wicked nightlife.

The resort centre was surprisingly low key despite a reputation as a party town. Lots of bars and restaurants to choose from at very affordable prices. We stayed in Jouvenceaux which is an even quieter hamlet down a steep hill from town. Only a handful of restaurants and bars but the food was amazing. Ski passes are cheap compared to flashier resorts and the lift system is good. March tends to be better than Feb for conditions when lower runs make skiing back to resort difficult. Overall, a brilliant option if you want to spend a bit less. And it's Italy so what's not to like.

Sauze is a great family friendly and fun restore. Super fun apres ski, theres loads of lovely bars to choose from. Ski school is excellent as well, the ski instructors are fab.

Sauze is a great place for all levels of skiers. You can spend most of your time in Italy with opportunities to ski over the top into France and get even more runs.The food is great and he Italian hospitality is fantastic.

Went to Sauze in January 2025 for a week. Myself and my partner can both ski but at different levels. I had 5 day skiing lesson s when we went to develop my skill where as my partner was off on all the runs. Unfortunately when we were there more than half the links were closed, however there was still plenty to do. All the runs were freshly groomed for the morning, ski lifts were available throughout and staff were friendly. The food on the slopes was excellent, worthy of the money and filled us up plenty for a couple more hours on the slopes.

Great resort, nice layout with a great look to it all. Enjoyed my time there off the slopes, as much as I did on the slopes. Certainly somewhere Id consider going again!

Lovely and lively resort with few nice bars.Great food at the slope- Orso BiancoNice mostly wide runs and loads to explore. We spend most time in Sauze but you can also explore Sestiere or San Sicario. We went on a trip to Montgenevre in France and we could use our pass too !;)Will be back