CLUB HOTEL SOLARIS

Piedmont - Cesana Torinese (TO)

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Structure

The Club Hotel Solaris, located in the heart of the Via Lattea ski area in Cesana Torinese, in the province of Turin, a renowned resort in the Val di Susa, surrounded by the most beautiful peaks of the Montgenevre and Sestriere mountains, is the ideal place to experience the whole mountain the year. In fact, during the winter season, it is served by over 400 km of ski slopes. In the summer, however, the area offers many paths and trails, suitable for trekking or cycling and is famous for rafting.

Distance from the ski slopes

The property is about 150 meters from the "Cesana Ski Lodge" ski lifts towards San Sicario and 150 meters from the "Monti della Luna" lifts towards Claviere and Monginevro.

Rooms

Welcoming and comfortable, the standard rooms all have: television, private bathroom, wi-fi internet connection, minibar, hairdryer, safe. Multiple rooms have bunk beds and single beds.

Services

Reception 24h, lift, restaurant, bicycle storage, TV room, bar, terrace, parking, devices for disabled and wheelchair users, play area, baby-sitter service available (for a fee on request).

Animal friends

Small pets allowed upon notification at the time of booking. A supplement of € 10 per day is to be paid locally

Conditions

Check in: from 2.00 pm

Check out: within 10.00 am

Cesana Torinese and surroundings

An exclusive place, strategically located in the center of the Alta Val Susa Alps, Cesana Torinese is about 90 km from Turin and 10 km from the French border. It represents one of the access points to the area of the Via Lattea.Sansicario Borgo is the typical alpine village nestled among pristine woods, while San Sicario Alto is the ideal place for a holiday on the snow. Here the competitions of Super Gigante and Free Descent of Alpine Women's Ski were played during the 2006 Olympics. Its origins date back to the early Middle Ages. Cesana Torinese was one of the venues for the Turin 2006 Winter Olympics.