Sestrière - Community Reviews & Ratings

My first time sking in Italy and it was an amazing experience. A must visit. Ski school was super friendly and helped me get a lay if the land. I did visit in March though so there was not much powder or off-piste happening.

Very good with lots of different runs of all abilities and a wide range of terrain. Lots of restaurants and main town is good enough. Would recommend.

Sestriere is a friendly resort with an interesting history, being the first purpose built ski resort in Europe. The access to the wider area is via Gondola, which is often blowed due to high winds. The skiing at Sestriere is limited. You will have done everything in a day. However, the slopes are quiet, we had zero lift queues and nice food on the mountain. The lifts are old, slow and have no covers / heating. Cheap lift passes make it decent overall value for money and definitely a good place to learn.

Great resort, some nice off piste as well as groomers. Plenty of variation across 4 different resorts across Vialattea

Skied in Sestriere late March 2024. Where the rest of Thr Alps had suffered from a lack of snow there was plenty in Sestriere and the rest of the Milky Way. We found Sestriere to be a friendly resort, but perhaps suffering from a lack of investment. The links to Sauze dOulx were often closed due to high winds, but the weather cant be controlled so we accepted this. However, the slopes then became crowded as people were confined to one area. We stayed at The Grand Hotel which was pleasant, but the night club at night time went on til the early hours which meant interrupted sleep. The ski hire was conveniently placed on the side of the slopes, the resort staff friendly and I would recommend as a late deal if snow good and price right.Loved the mountain restaurants and the bars at the bottom of the main slope for a post-ski beer.

Large ski area with varied levels. Short transfer from Turin. On slope restaurants are mostly good value. Option to ski to France too.

Excellent value for money. Very sunny report with easy access to neighbouring resorts. A wide range and of runs from beginner to advanced. Food wise is excellent with fantastic Italian choices from pizza to more exotic dishes. If youre looking for an alternative to expensive French resorts but still have an extensive range of runs, you cant go wrong here.

We stayed in Hotel du Col half board. It is a buffet style restaurant with a variety of foods, all fine, nothing off the chart exciting, veggie options. Im lactose intolerant and they provided a choice of soy or almond milk on request. The evening meal comes with a half carafe of red or white wine included. Apres ski was crazy wild in GSK for the youth vote and The Igloo provides all day food/entertainment and good beer choices. There are a selection of small shops and a Carrefour as usual at these resorts.We didnt use ski rental or schools as we have our own/are experienced skiers. From Sestriere you can get across to France, across and down to other local areas, all with good ski areas. Weve stayed in Sestriere twice and would come back.

Lots of accommodation options with ski in ski out options. We went in low season so not loads and loads of options for food but the food was amazing! Amazing value for money with so many run options with access to Sauze and even an option to ski into France. Overall amazing resort and good for intermediate to advanced skiers!

Great week in Sestriere. We were lucky to have 2 nights of snow snow and the opportunity to ski on freshly powdered runs that has previously been groomed - epic!N.B. The Gargote Fashion Café offers some banging après ski!