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Luxury Ski Chalets Breuil-Cervinia

Enjoy a luxury ski holiday in Breuil-Cervinia with our exclusive collection of luxury chalets.

Luxury Ski Holidays in Breuil-Cervinia

Three valleys sprawling across the border of two countries, Italy and Switzerland, make Breuil-Cervinia one of the largest ski areas in the Alps. Stretching from Piccolo Cervino (3,883m) to Valtournenche (1,524m), you can ski all day without ever having to ski the same run twice.

This stunning resort provides the perfect combination of beauty and activity for a luxury ski holiday, guaranteeing visitors superb quality snow due to its high altitude in the impressive presence of the famed Matterhorn. An abundance of high-class hotels and Cervinia luxury chalets means that you can enjoy an indulgent and stylish holiday whilst soaking up the dramatic mountain setting.

While Breuil-Cervinia has a peaceful, relaxed atmosphere it is certainly not in short supply of lively bars. In addition, there is also a fantastic collection of restaurants serving many of the mouth-watering Italian dishes we all know and love.

With over 200 km of piste skiing, Breuil-Cervinia is the perfect playground for winter sports enthusiasts of all abilities. You can also ski over the border into Zermatt and enjoy some runs on the glacier before stopping for lunch at one of Zermatt’s famous mountain restaurants. Non-skiers can take to the ice on Cervinia’s natural ice rink, race friends around the ice kart circuit or explore the area on a snowmobile or dog sledding tour. Snowshoeing and paragliding are also popular activities.

4 Chalets & Apartments in Breuil-Cervinia

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Exterior of Chalet La Fenice in Breuil-Cervinia

Chalet La Fenice

Breuil-Cervinia, Italy

Capacity: 14 + 2 guests, bedrooms: 7
1200 m2 / 12916.8 ft2
Weekly Guide Prices
Fully Servicedfrom EUR 65,000 to EUR 120,000

Facilities

Swimming Pool
Sauna
Steam Room
Cinema/TV Room
Hot Tub
Games Room
Wine Cellar
Gym/Fitness
Wi-Fi

What the Press are Saying

"La Fenice translates from Italian as “the Phoenix” — a fitting name for this eye-catching chalet, rescued from dereliction by its new British owners. Built in 1936, it sits alone on a prominent knoll above Cervinia, with Monte Cervino’s southern face towering above it — and offers the kind of luxury that used to be confined to Courchevel, Verbier and Val d’Isère."

The Times
Exterior of Chalet Blanc in Cervinia

Chalet Blanc

Breuil-Cervinia, Italy

Capacity: 10 + 2 guests, bedrooms: 5
0 m2 / 0 ft2
Weekly Guide Prices
Bed and BreakfastPOA

Facilities

Sauna
Hot Tub
Steam Room
Terrace/Balcony(ies)
Garage
Bar
Fireplace(s)
Wellness/Relaxation Room
Wi-Fi

Leo Trippi's Highlight

Built using mostly natural materials, this eco-friendly chalet is characterized by large windows overlooking the valley and the high mountains that surround it. It has a delightful spa area with a 12-person Jacuzzi and an impressive living area with panoramic views.

Terrace at Chalet Blanc in Cervinia

Chalet Blanc & Petit Blanc

Breuil-Cervinia, Italy

Capacity: 14 + 4 guests, bedrooms: 7
870 m2 / 9364.68 ft2
Weekly Guide Prices
Bed and BreakfastPOA

Facilities

Sauna
Hot Tub
Steam Room
Terrace/Balcony(ies)
Garage
Bar
Fireplace(s)
Wellness/Relaxation Room
Wi-Fi

Leo Trippi's Highlight

Ideal for large groups, Chalet Blanc and Petit Blanc combines a spacious modern chalet with a connected apartment to provide the utmost flexibility for larger groups.

Exterior of Chalet Il Gufo in Cervinia
Special offer

Chalet Il Gufo

Breuil-Cervinia, Italy

Capacity: 14 guests, bedrooms: 6
500 m2 / 5382 ft2
Weekly Guide Prices
Fully Servicedfrom EUR 40,000 to EUR 55,000

Facilities

Swimming Pool
Hot Tub
Steam Room
Cinema/TV Room
Ski-In/Ski-Out
Terrace/Balcony(ies)
Garage
Games Room
Bar

Leo Trippi's Highlight

Aside from the incredible views and ski-in/ski-out access, Il Gufo has everything to keep you entertained from the fantastic cinema/games room to the indoor heated pool and outdoor Jacuzzi.

View of luxury ski resort Breuil-CerviniaPhoto: Cervinia SpA1 / 5
Church tower in Breuil-Cervinia ski resortPhoto: Cervinia SpA2 / 5
Snow park in Cervinia ski areaPhoto: Cervinia SpA3 / 5
Paragliding during luxury ski holiday in CerviniaPhoto: Cervinia SpA4 / 5
View of Matterhorn in Breuil-CerviniaPhoto: Cervinia SpA5 / 5

Luxury Chalets & Apartments in Breuil-Cervinia

Although not the most attractive ski resort in the world, Breuil-Cervinia does boast an impressive setting close to the majestic Matterhorn. The main street is traffic-free with a lively ambiance and there are some traditional-style buildings too. The main part of the village is around 800m long with direct lifts to Plan Maison at the south end of the village.

However, the north end of the village with easy access to the Cretaz chairlift provides a more convenient base for your luxury ski holiday in Breuil-Cervinia. As well as luxury chalet rentals in the centre of Cervinia, you can also find accommodation up the hills to the east and south of the village, along with a few slopeside lodgings.

Breuil-Cervinia Resort Information

Breuil-Cervinia Resort Information

  • Resort Altitude: 2050m
  • Slopes: 1565 - 3820m
  • Slopes Cervinia: 150 km
  • Slope Matterhorn Ski Paradise: 360 km
  • Lifts Matterhorn Ski Paradise: 52
  • Nearest Airport: Turin - 120 km (1hr 30min)
  • Blue Slopes: 74.2 km / 20.7%
  • Red Slopes: 220 km / 61.4%
  • Black/Yellow Slopes: 64.1 km / 17.9%
  • Best For: Intermediate Skiers

Catered Chalets in Cervinia



When planning your luxury ski holiday, you have the option of catered chalets in Cervinia or self-catered accommodation. In the past couple of years, we have seen a couple of spectacular catered Breuil Cervinia chalets appear on the rental market. One of these is Chalet La Fenice which boasts six floors of luxury living, a cinema room and spa. Bespoke menus are prepared to guest requirements and where possible all meals are prepared with fresh locally-sourced organic food. This Cervinia luxury chalet also has an extensive wine cellar featuring vintage bottles and little-known local wines.



Skiing in Cervinia



With high, open, sunny, gentle, perfectly groomed slopes, Cervinia ski holidays offer glorious cruising, excellent restaurants and family-friendly attractions. Cervinia's slopes have two main sectors - Plan Maison and Laghi Cime Bianche. From Plan Maison, a chain of chairlifts goes up to the Swiss border at Theodulpass. From Laghi Cime Bianche, a cable car goes up to Testa Grigia, also on the Swiss border. From here you can ski into Switzerland and explore Zermatt's long, gentle glacier slopes.

With a long stretch of nursery slopes next to the village (and a choice of Breuil Cervinia chalets nearby), the resort is convenient for families with children just learning to ski. The blue slopes above Plan Maison are ideal to progress to and plenty of long descents too. Confident intermediates can enjoy a variety of red runs whilst experts can enjoy off-piste skiing with guides or a spot of heli-skiing. Above Plan Maison, there's a good size snow park with some serious kickers and a boardercross course.



Best Cervinia Restaurants



With its variety of restaurants, you can expect to eat well on a ski holiday in Cervinia. On the mountain, it is best to stick to the Italian side if you are looking for affordable dining options. Cervinia's best-known mountain eatery is Chalet Etoile which first opened in 1974. For panoramic views of the Matterhorn, head to Rifugio Teodulo which offers simple soups, pasta dishes and desserts (plus excellent grappa). L'Igloo is located right by the piste and has a cosy interior with a wood-burning stove and delicious grilled meat and pasta dishes.

For something special in resort, Wood blends Swedish, Italian and Asian cuisine into a delicious combination of dishes. La Chandelle at the famous Hermitage hotel is a contemporary restaurant that offers an impressive menu of modern yet unfussy dishes alongside traditional classics and has an extensive wine list too. In the centre of town, Lo Copa Pan serves up pizza, homemade pasta, fondue and steak.



Cervinia Apres Ski



Although Cervinia can be a little quiet during the week, you can still find some lively bars to enjoy a spot of apres-ski at, especially at the weekend. A tempting spot to pause on your final descent is the apres-ski bar at Hotel Principe delle Nevi. In the village opposite the ice rink, Lino’s Bar has a friendly ambiance and a live DJ from 5 pm to 7 pm every Monday, Tuesday, Friday and Saturday. For something a little more upscale, La Champagnerie du Cervin at Hotel Punta Maquignaz serves a selection of cocktails and snacks to enjoy.

-> Discover more in our Ultimate Guide to Breuil-Cervinia

How to have the perfect luxury ski holiday in Cervinia

  1. Start the morning with a gourmet breakfast at your Cervinia chalet rental
  2. Ride the gondola up to Plan Maison and explore some of the local slopes.
  3. Make your way up to the Swiss border and ski into Zermatt, cruising down the at Klein Matterhorn.
  4. Head back into Italy and enjoy a long lunch at the famous Chalet Etoile.
  5. Ski back down and test our your skills on the ice rink before rewarding yourself with a refreshing drink at Lino's Bar.
  6. Return to your catered chalet in Cervinia and relax whilst your chef serves you a bespoke dinner.

Location & Map

Located in the Aosta Valley region of north-west Italy, Breuil-Cervinia can be reached from Turin (120 km), Milan (190 km) and Geneva (210 km) airports in under 3 hours. The shortest transfer is from Turin, taking around 1 hour 45 minutes. The nearest train station is Chatillon-Saint Vincent, around a 45-minute drive from Breuil-Cervinia.

Frequently asked questions

Where is Cervinia?

Cervinia is located at the head of the Aosta valley in northwest Italy. The resort lies on the border with Switzerland, close to the Swiss resort of Zermatt.

How high is Cervinia?

Cervinia is located at an altitude of 2050m. The slopes range from 1565 to 3820m.

How to get to Cervinia?

The most convenient airport for getting to Cervinia is Turin Caselle (120 km). From here it is around an hour and a half transfer by road to the ski resort. Other convenient airports include Milan (190 km) and Geneva (210km).

There are no direct train connections to Cervinia. The nearest station is at Châtillon/Saint-Vincent which is approximately an hours' drive from the resort.