Camp Zero, Champoluc

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Location: where is Camp Zero

    • Located between Champoluc and Frachey (600m from both)
    • 600 metres to Frachey funicular
    • 600 metres to Crest gondola in Champoluc
    • 50 metres to the resort bus stop
    • Free hotel shuttle between 8am-6pm

Overview: hotel description: Camp Zero description

Camp Zero is a luxury mountain resort and it's the perfect place to head if you’re after an action-packed escape. When you’re not tearing up the slopes or exploring the back country of Monte Rosa, you could be climbing the face of the hotel's ice wall or taking a climbing class on the indoor climbing wall. Even if you’re not doing it yourself, it’s fun to watch! There’s also a nice indoor pool, so bring your swimming gear and make the most of it. If relaxation is more up your street, then this is the place for you too. There’s nothing better than chilling in one of the wooden hot tubs in the outdoor spa. It’s the perfect way to ease tired muscles, and you’ll be surrounded by lovely mountain scenes.

Inside there’s a cosy Alpine ambiance and a modern design. Whether you're hanging out in the hall, catching up with friends after a long day on the slopes, having a cocktail in the Boulder Bar or dining in one of the hotel’s two restaurants, the friendly staff will be on hand to ensure you have everything you need. When it comes to food, you’re in for some really memorable dishes. The rooms are a home away from home. They're laid out over two floors with a lounge area and terrace on the lower floor and the bed upstairs. They’re so comfortable, we found it was hard to tear ourselves awayin the mornings.

As an eco hotel, it’s a key player in the movement to use green energy and protect the mountain environment so that future generations can keep enjoying the snow covered Alps. The unique design has been built using natural materials, with nature providing a stunning backdrop. With a location between Champoluc and Frachey (it's about 600 metres from both) you’ll be in a great position to make the most of the ski area. The free hotel shuttle service runs to and from the Frachey and Crest lifts between 8am and 6pm.

Transfer time: approx. 1 hour 45 mins by coach from Turin airport.


Families: Camp Zero for children

  • Cot charge of €30 per day
  • Babysitting available on request

Facilities: Camp Zero features

  • Free shuttle service on demand between 8am-6pm
  • Free Wi-Fi
  • Outdoor Terrace with Deckchairs weather permitting
  • Beauty and massage treatments available (pay locally)
  • Electric car charging point (pay locally)
  • Garage and parking available (pay locally)
  • Heated boot room

Activities

  • Indoor climbing wall (free) - lessons available at a cost
  • Exterior ice climbing wall
  • Ice climbing guided excursions
  • Heli Skiing
  • Champoluc driving park

The above activities can be booked and paid for locally

  • Heated pool (indoor)
  • Sauna
  • Whirlpool (indoor)
  • Whirlpool (outdoor)
  • Steam room
  • Gym
  • Lounge area

Room Types: Camp Zero bedrooms

  • No. of rooms: 30
  • No. of buildings: 1
  • No. of floors: 2
  • Official rating: 5

Local Fees and Taxes

Local tourist tax of €3 per person per night payable locally directly to hotel.

Rooms

Suites are 55m² and sleep up to three people. They're priced per suite accordingly. They each have two floors with floor-to-ceiling windows and a terrace. Entry level has a lounge with a sofa bed and a bathroom. The first floor has a double bed and bathroom. Suites have a shower, TV, tea & coffee making facilities, safe, minibar and hairdryer.

Family Suites are available on request. Beds in the lounge are twin beds and first floor has a king sized bed.

Suites can be booked for sole occupancy at a supplement, available on request.

Accessibility

Adapted rooms are available on request, please call to book.

  • Lift accessible: Yes
  • Lift serves all floors: Yes
  • Access ramp: No

Meals: Camp Zero food & drink

Breakfast is an American style buffet. The chefs start preparing this delicious feast at the crack of dawn, making freshly baked bread and croissants. You'll find a beautiful spread of healthy, organic, local produce waiting for you when you wake up each morning. There's also hot options available.

You can pay locally to eat at the hotels restaurant. Three courses of fine five-star food await you. The hotel and its restaurant are smart and stylish, so they ask you wear something smart to dinner.

The hotel can cater for dietary requirements, just let us know when you book.

Summit Restaurant is fine dining for real foodies. This sleek, elegant restaurant is known for serving delicious traditional recopies with a modern twist. All of the dishes are made using seasonal ingredients from the area, where possible. They also have a fantastic wine list, so you're sure to find the perfect accompaniment to your meal.

Cliffhanger’s Grill has a lively, warm atmosphere, whilst overlooking the beautiful valley. Here they serve breakfast, lunch and dinner. Again, the food here is rooted in local tradition. Specialising in authentic Italian cuisine, cooked in the charcoal oven, the Josper.

Boulder Bar - whether you need a wake up call, with a good espresso or something a little stronger, the bartenders at the Boulder Bar have got you sorted. The make a mean cocktail, tailor made just for you. If you're feeling peckish, they serve snacks here throughout the day. Things like sandwiches, salads and pizzas.

Open from 8am-12pm

Champagnerie, the lovely champagne corner, is the place to go for gourmet canapes, accompanied by a glass of fizz, of course. The hotel's Sommelier will surprise you with the variety.

The restaurants and bars are also open to external guests upon reservation.

Board basis options available

  • Bed & Breakfast

This property caters for the following special dietary requirements

  • Diabetics - Insulin can be stored
  • Gluten Free
  • Vegans
  • Vegetarians
We update Camp Zero's details often, but facilities do change. e.g. some extras listed by the supplier as "free" or included might only be for the first time you use them, or for one time per party, then charged for further use. If any specific feature is essential to your holiday, make sure you ask us to confirm the details of it before you book your holiday.
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Resort: about Champoluc: about holidays in Champoluc: about ski holidays in Champoluc: about ski holidays in Champoluc Italy

Extensive piste Traditional Italian village Scenery

Champoluc is a quiet, authentic Italian mountain town with jaw dropping sights of the Italian, French and Swiss Alps including giants like Mont Blanc and the Matterhorn. Top this off with access to 180km of piste in Italy’s answer to the 3 valleys and ski holidays here should be a week to remember.

Beginner Intermediate Advanced Snowboard

Great for Scenery Quiet après ski Long runs Off-Piste

Champoluc webcam

Snow Report: Top 100cm, Bottom 35cm

Snow Forecast: 157cm expected this week

Snow History: March average depth 128.67cm

Champoluc trail map

Approx. airport transfer times depend on conditions:

Turin115km, 1hr 30mins
Milan175km, 2hrs
Geneva250km 3hrs
Region:Champoluc, Monterosa, Aosta Valley, Italy
First opened:1959

Champoluc lift pass price last reported as 210Euro for the whole Monterosa region (adult 6 day). Ask for a quote when booking Camp Zero.
Night skiing: No
Champoluc has W SW E SE facing slopes.
Usually open for skiing Dec-May.

Town altitude: 1570m
Top of slopes: 2970m (across the region)
Bottom of piste: 1200m (across the region)
Vertical drop: 1118m
Total length of trails:180km
Longest piste:9km. Pistone Betta (Gressoney)
Champ is the main resort in Ayas Valley, which is one of the three lift-linked valleys (Ayas, Gressoney and Sesia) that make up the Monterosa ski region. Sharing 180km of piste between them, Monterosa has been dubbed Italy’s very own Les Trois Vallees and won the ‘Best Upcoming Resort’ at the 2012 World Snow Awards. Sat in the shadow of Monte Rosa massif, the area is famous for its mind boggling views of the 4000m+ peaks including alpine legends Monte Blanc and the Matterhorn. As the largest of the Monteros...
Dubbed Les Trois Vallees of Italy, the Monterosa region has some fantastic piste and with the Monterosa Ski Pass as well, you’ll have free reign to ride any slope you desire. For beginners, Antagnod is a great starting point. A short bus journey outside the main town, it has a magic carpet and two chair lifts serving three blue slopes, one red and a short black. From the Frachey gondola, you can take the Alpe Mandria and enjoy the Del Lago blue back to the Frachey side, or cut off early and trying your hand a...
Watch the sun go down over the shoulders of Monte Blanc and the Matterhorn from 2400m at Refugio Belvedere’s sun terrace- also a perfect place for a spot lunch while descending the blue Belvedere. Rifugio Vieux Crest’s bar is also a very chilled out place for a beer. There’s a nice mix of independent as well as hotel based restaurants open to the public including Hotel Castor just across the road from the Champ’s church square. For great pizza cooked in a traditional wood burning oven, check out Kremer Tha...

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