Quiet town but has some busy slopes, overall was a very good experience. Some good quality Italian food around and lots of off piste opportunities.

Second time skiing, first time in Italy. The resort had some really nice snow and plenty of options for intermediate skiing. Some really nice routes with lots of space so you can avoid other skiers if youre a little inexperienced. The town was lovely and very fitting to the experience, matched the style of a ski village and was a lovely area to explore. The resort had some nice bars around the slopes that offered food and drinks so it was nice to have some pit stops on the way around.

5 different resorts all connected, good for any level skier. Great apres ski and accommodation. Can ski all the way into France too

Sestriere, part of the Milky Way (is Latea) is linked to Sestriere by a high speed gondola, and a further 3 resorts, in Italy and one in France (Montgenevre) Hosts of the 2006 Olympics, this high altitude resort combines chic with family friendly vibes. The ski school is great with many English speaking instructors. There are plenty of blue and green runs near to the resort and further up the mountain there are plenty of red and blacks if you fancy trying the Olympic Kandaha. There are a good choice of mountain restaurants and bars, if you like eating lunch on the slopes. In the town there is a good selection of restaurants, night clubs and hotels, and apartments to rent. If you like shopping, there are shops galore with colourful window displays. Sestriere is linked to Sauze D'oulx by gondola and the skiing over that side of the mountain is even more extensive. All in all Sestriere is a great resort with a touch of Italian class, for all levels of skiers and will want you returning for more like I have with my family since 1980.

Quality ski area, amazing food options on and off the mountain, and quite possibly the best apres ski location in the alps.

A great ski resort in the north of Italy that you can definitely enjoy on a budget. The ski quality is very reliable and is a friendly area. There are definitely better ski areas across the alps but you dont feel robbed when you have lunch up the mountain (always a bonus). A small town with a vibrant nightlife to definitely keep you entertained throughout the week.

Overall was a great skiing experience for a first time skier. The ski school and our instructor were really good with helping build confidence and technique. Was my first time skiing and thanks to the instructor i was able to confidently ski a red run by the end of the week. The ski school provided us with two instructors who separated us in confidence and skill level on fourth or fifth day and got taken down one of the harder red runs/ easier black runs and gave us plenty of freedom to explore and try new things while skiing. Whole resort was great with plenty of places for food and a decent amount of bars for drinks and a chill out.

A very family friendly resort. Good for intermediate skiers and for a more laid back atmosphere. We have skied here a couple of times and the only downside were high winds closing some of the lifts.

A great resort with easy links to neighbouring resorts, Great food on The mountain the Best Panna cotta ever.

Good snow record. The slope grading is true and steep in places. The pistes are the the best maintained pistes Ive ever come across. Excellent resort for intermediate and beginner skiers, lots for the experts to challenge themselves on too!! A full day tour round the whole Milky Way, taking in San Sicario, Clavier, and Sauze dOulx is a must!! The apres ski and night life is limited.