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Hermitage Hotel & Spa AOSTA VALLEY, ITALY


Breuil-Cervinia in the Italian Aosta Valley is a unique ski resort with over 217 miles of slopes spanning both Italian and Swiss sides of the Matterhorn. A visit to the Crystal Palace (ice cave) at Klein Matterhorn is a must. Cervinia’s historical carnival, which takes place in February each year, is a vibrant and cherished tradition that brings the town to life with colourful parades, elaborate traditional costumes and lively festivities. Cervinia promises a unique culinary experience that blends the rich traditions of Italian cuisine with the distinctive flavours of the Alpine region — try the exceptional local salami, meats and cheeses on offer. The new Matterhorn Alpine Crossing cableway


provides quick access to Zermatt in southern Switzerland,. This charming and sunny village at 5,310ft above sea level boasts Europe’s longest ski season and is a top year-round destination for the most discerning skiers from all over the world. In summer, visitors can enjoy activities like glacier skiing, hiking, mountain biking, climbing, and golf (the highest 18-hole course in Europe), all with incredible mountain views.


Among the larches at the foot of the Matterhorn,


Hermitage Hotel & Spa provides a blissful and secluded stay. The hotel’s breathtaking views are complemented by luxurious wood, stone and velvet interiors. Each room’s unique design, with antique furniture, paintings and locally crafted objects, reflects the Neyroz family, who have owned the chalet since 1975. Nature is incumbent throughout Hermitage Hotel


& Spa, from the larch woods to the beautiful Alpine lakes that reflect the Matterhorn, which also supply the trout served at the hotel restaurant, La Chandelle (mentioned in the Michelin Guide). La Chandelle focuses on innovative interpretations of traditional cuisine, with close attention to seasonality, local raw materials and high-quality ingredients. The Hermitage wine cellar is a wonderful venue for private dinners, home to over 1,300 labels. A soothing ambiance awaits at Hermitage Spa &


Wellness Centre, with an indoor heated swimming pool fed by pure mountain water, exclusive spa products by Bellefontaine, a Namibian white marble steam bath and an Alpine oak Finnish sauna.


DON’T MISS With more than 1,300 wines on offer, enjoy a private dinner in the cosy Hermitage wine cellar, which is decorated with local stone


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KEY FEATURES • Complimentary shuttle service • Ski pass direct purchase • Spa facilities and tailor-made treatments by Bellefontaine


GET IN TOUCH hotelhermitage.com T: +39 0166 948998 E: info@hotelhermitage.com


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