Hôtel Alpis Cottia

The rooms at Hôtel Alpis Cottia accommodate two, three or four people and feature traditional alpine décor. All have mountain views, a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. The two categories for two people measure 21 m²: one has a large double bed, while the other has two single beds. The 25 m² triple room has one single bed and one double bed.

The 34 m² quadruple room sleeps four and stands out for its bathtub. Some quadruple rooms are arranged over two levels. Amenities also include a shower, toiletries, a safe, a desk and a wardrobe or closet. Wooden flooring and heating complete the room features described. These different layouts suit couples, friends travelling together and families.

Hôtel Alpis Cottia offers services suited to mountain stays. Ski-to-door access, ski pass sales, on-site equipment hire and ski storage make days on the slopes easier. A ski school is also among the facilities on offer. Depending on your interests, activities include skiing, hiking, cycling and fishing. The sun terrace and terrace provide outdoor spaces at the hotel.

The restaurant and bar let you enjoy a meal or a drink on site. Breakfast is served continental-style and as a buffet. Free Wi-Fi is available in the rooms. Free private parking is nearby and cannot be reserved; spaces are subject to availability. Pets are allowed on request, and an extra charge may apply. Other services include luggage storage, a safe and a wake-up service. Accessibility features, including raised toilets and grab rails, are also available.

Montgenèvre is an alpine resort in the Hautes-Alpes, on the Italian border, amid mountain peaks and forests. Village life follows the rhythm of the mountains: skiing in winter, outdoor activities in warmer weather and walks among the chalets. Its altitude and position on the route to Piedmont give the resort a blend of French and Italian Alpine character. It suits visitors drawn to the slopes as well as those keen to discover the landscapes of the Southern Alps.

The resort’s ski lifts provide access to the ski area, and several chairlifts are in the village. The Napoleonic Obelisk commemorates the old road over the mountain pass. Montgenèvre Golf Course offers another way to enjoy the scenery in season. Just across the border, Clavières is a neighbouring Italian village. Briançon, known for its Vauban fortifications, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a good place to explore military history and Alpine architecture. Briançon railway station is 8 km away according to local transport information; Oulx TGV station can be reached by road.

In winter, bring clothing suited to mountain conditions and check whether the slopes are open before setting off to ski. Summer is ideal for hiking and cycling, with routes that take in the surrounding terrain and villages. You could combine a morning outdoors with a visit to Briançon or an excursion across the Italian border. In spring and autumn, the scenery changes colour and activities depend on the weather and altitude; suitable footwear is still useful for exploring the area.