Olympic Village Apartments, Sestriere

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3.8 out of 5 based on 4 reviews
I will try to put some thoughts down for you. Accommodation was pretty good. It wasn’t luxurious by any stretch, but for a ski resort there was tons of room. I’m used to chalet accommodation where you get something of a box room for two people, but we had a spacious bedroom and a large living area. Very impre... + more
Sean O’Brien, Norhtampton
3 out of 5
The hotel itself caters for lots of school parties, and they did give us some vouchers to use in the canteen but we didn’t use them (think of the queue for the Next sale at 6 in the morning... and times that by 60!). They’re cheap and cheerful but they had all the amenities you needed. The apartments are cl... + more
Stephen Vincent, Stalybridge
4 out of 5
We had a brilliant time, loved the apartment which was very clean and quite modern, all the facilities were great and you had everything you needed. The apartments are much nicer than your normal ski apartment, which can sometimes be really small and basic. They had a supermarket in the actual apartment buildi... + more
Dougal Moir, Berwick Upon Tweed
4 out of 5
Can’t think of anything that would make these apartments better. We were a group of 7 staying in 2 separate apartments; they were just about big enough for 4 people each. Sleeping arrangements worked fine, there was one room with 2 beds and then a sofa and pull out bed. We were in the self catering section an... + more
Jacob Clark, London
4 out of 5
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Package - what's included - what's included & available - what's included plus available extras - what's included & what extras are available

Accommodation
Self Catering
Flights Included
Transfers
No Lift Pass
No Ski Rental
No Boot Rental
No Ski School
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Location - where is Olympic Village Apartments

· convenient location · 5 minutes to nearest ski lift · 10 minutes to resort

Overview - apartment description - Olympic Village Apartments description

The Olympic Village complex was created for the 2006 Winter Games. Offering modern, self-catering accommodation of a high standard with excellent facilities. The apartments are ideally located for easy access to all of Sestriere’s amenities, with the nearest ski lift just a few metres away. The complex enjoys the privilege of wonderful panoramic views toward the Argentera Valley and the Montagna della Luna

Families - any extra notes for parents with children

The hotel runs a kids clubs with English and Italian speaking child carers:

Club 3-8 yrs: With a good selection of activities and entertainment throughout the week, your children will be well looked after. In a dedicated area, kids will enjoy a whole load of hands on activities such as dancing, singing and games.Note: Terms and Conditions apply.

Facilities - Olympic Village Apartments features

· large purpose-built complex · well-equipped apartments · pizzeria/self-service restaurant · à la carte restaurant · bar · lounge · spacious public areas · extra charge for WiFi · sun terrace · indoor swimming pool (closed on Sundays) · fitness room · extra charge for spa facilities including sauna, steam bath, whirlpool and massage centre · shops · extra charge for laundry · mini-market · children's mini-club (3-8 year olds) · lift · 356 apartments

Room Types - bathrooms beds & sleeping

All have kitchenette with hot plates, fridge and microwave, bathroom with shower and WC, satellite TV, telephone and hairdryer. Bed linen and towels included.
Type C apartments - sleep 2-4: have a lounge/dining area with double sofa bed. Separate twin bedroom.

Meals - food and drink in Olympic Village Apartments

• half board in the self service restaurant is available at a supplement • New Year's Eve gala dinner included in half board upgrade

We update Olympic Village Apartments'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.

Availability - dates & airports - dates & departure airports - apartment dates & departure airports - Olympic Village Apartments dates & departure airports

Price per person with: Prices shown are per person based on: Prices shown are per person based on: The prices shown here are per person and based on the following criteria:
Tue 20 Dec 201620/12/16
£652£500
Tue 27 Dec 201627/12/16
£857£697
Tue 03 Jan 201703/01/17
Available as Gatwick, Stansted, Birmingham, Manchester, Doncaster/Sheffield, Doncaster/Sheffield, Glasgow, Bristol, Bournemouth
Sun 08 Jan 201708/01/17
£449£299
Sun 15 Jan 201715/01/17
£455£392
Sun 22 Jan 201722/01/17
£488£364
Sun 29 Jan 201729/01/17
£567£492
Sun 05 Feb 201705/02/17
£578£552
Sun 12 Feb 201712/02/17
£953£804
Sun 19 Feb 201719/02/17
Sold Out 
Sun 26 Feb 201726/02/17
£621£524
Sun 05 Mar 201705/03/17
Available as Stansted, Gatwick, Birmingham, Manchester, Glasgow, Bristol
Sun 12 Mar 201712/03/17
Available as Stansted, Gatwick, Birmingham, Manchester, Glasgow, Bristol
Sun 19 Mar 201719/03/17
Available as Stansted, Gatwick, Birmingham, Manchester, Glasgow, Bristol
Sun 26 Mar 201726/03/17
Available as Stansted, Gatwick, Birmingham, Manchester, Glasgow, Bristol
This package holiday to Olympic Village Apartments in Sestriere, Italy departs Sunday 8th January 2017, for a 7 night stay on a "self catering" board basis. A local tourist tax (Taxe de Sejour or Kurtaxe) is levied by many councils in European ski resorts. It varies by standard and type of accommodation and is age dependent, so not everyone is charged. It's not included in the basic price of your holiday and is usually paid locally. For reference, the average charged in winter 15/16 was between 50p and £2 per person, per night.
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Resort - about Sestriere - about holidays in Sestriere - about ski holidays in Sestriere - about ski holidays in Sestriere Italy

•Relaxed atmosphere •Cuisine & Culture •vast Milky Way

With world class skiing, beautiful vistas and a relaxed Italian atmosphere, Sestriere offers amazing, high altitude skiing conditions for all abilities in the heart of the Milky Way. For a stylish ski and apres week and short transfer, look no further.

Beginner Intermediate Advanced Snowboard

Great for •Families •Snow-sure •Groups •Intermediates

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Snow Forecast: 6cm expected this week

Snow History: December average depth 71.33cm

Sestriere trail map

Approx. airport transfer times depend on conditions:

Turin/Torino – Caselle (TRN)90km from Sestriere, 2 hours
Region:Italian Alps.
First opened:1934

Sestriere lift pass price last reported as €180 (adult 6 day for whole Milky Way). Ask for a quote when booking Olympic Village Apartments.
Night skiing: Yes
Sestriere has North/West facing slopes.
Usually open for skiing December – April.

Town altitude: 2035(m)
Top of slopes: 2823(m)
Bottom of piste: 2035(m)
Vertical drop: 1466(m)
Total length of trails:400km
Longest piste:5 (km)
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The wonderful thing about Sestriere is that it’s really easy to reach – only about an hour and a half by car from Turin airport. Things are just as convenient when you arrive: This was the first purpose built resort in the Alps (thanks to the owners of Fiat). While it won’t be found on any lists of the world’s prettiest ski towns, its handy location more than makes up for it - high on the mountainside in the Northern Province of Turin, near the Franco-Italian border. Most hotels are rated 3/4 stars, while ...
There’s a whopping 400km of slopes to explore here, and the fact that it hosted the 2006 winter Olympics is a fine mark of quality. Two local ski areas - Mount Sises and Motta - are accessible directly from the town and with the Milky Way lift pass in hand, you can ski far and wide across the Via Lattea. Sauze d'Oulx is easy to reach by gondola, and Sestriere’s also a super base for day trips across the border to Montgenevre in France. One of the best things for beginners is the price of ski lessons – which a...
Après-ski livens up at the weekends with the influx of local Italians who come to enjoy their free time in the town. During the week the resort is more relaxed but still offers a fun vibe and good nightlife with plenty of bars to wind down in and reminisce over the days adventures. Groups will always find great places to spend their evenings with a few drinks and delicious food. For those all-important après-ski drinks, Pinky’s Pizzeria is the place to be (and if you’ve worked up an appetite on the slopes, i...

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"Not luxurious but lots of room, food plentiful, service ok, downstairs wine bar a delight"

Sean O’Brien, Norhtampton
3/ out of 5
I will try to put some thoughts down for you. Accommodation was pretty good. It wasn’t luxurious by any stretch, but for a ski resort there was tons of room. I’m used to chalet accommodation where you get something of a box room for two people, but we had a spacious bedroom and a large living area. Very impressive. The food was plentiful, and sometimes due to the nature of mass catering it didn’t quite live up to the expectation but there were always plenty of alternatives if you didn’t like one of the options. The pizza's were excellent!! Service at the hotel was ok - a little haphazard sometimes and the hotel is a large sprawl that can be difficult to orientate yourself around. However the downstairs wine bar was a delight, with excellent service, great and reasonably priced wines and some excellent little nibbles always included on the side.

"Nothing bad to say really"

Stephen Vincent, Stalybridge
4/ out of 5
The hotel itself caters for lots of school parties, and they did give us some vouchers to use in the canteen but we didn’t use them (think of the queue for the Next sale at 6 in the morning... and times that by 60!). They’re cheap and cheerful but they had all the amenities you needed. The apartments are clean and well appointed, with a central location to all the slopes and a good cooking section. You can either eat out – there are plenty of good restaurants in town – or you can cook for yourself. We cooked in the apartment all week – there are plenty of supermarkets in town and one in the actual hotel, so you can either pick up some food when you get off the slopes or nip down and get it. We had a good week – it was fun all round. It’s about a 300m walk uphill to the main part of town (whichever way you go), but if you’re fit enough to ski it’s no problem at all! To get back you literally unclip your skis and cross the road. Ours had two single beds in the living area and one double in the main bedroom. We also had a shower instead of a bath.

"Very, very nice apartment"

Dougal Moir, Berwick Upon Tweed
4/ out of 5
We had a brilliant time, loved the apartment which was very clean and quite modern, all the facilities were great and you had everything you needed. The apartments are much nicer than your normal ski apartment, which can sometimes be really small and basic. They had a supermarket in the actual apartment building which was great. I don’t know if the owners of the apartments are still doing it, but we got 2 meal vouchers for a couple of free meals in the restaurant. We really enjoyed them and it was a good way to save money on 2 nights! The restaurant is very busy and very Italian and the food was lovely (kind of a buffet set up). We were really close to the slopes which was handy for getting across to Sansicario and Sauze as its near the main lift that takes you there. You’re not far from the bars and restaurants either so you’re really in a top location. The only thing I would change: they were done up after the Olympics which was a while back now and they’re probably need of being updated. Apart from this they were brilliant and I’d absolutely recommend staying here.

"Good self catering apts"

Jacob Clark, London
4/ out of 5
Can’t think of anything that would make these apartments better. We were a group of 7 staying in 2 separate apartments; they were just about big enough for 4 people each. Sleeping arrangements worked fine, there was one room with 2 beds and then a sofa and pull out bed. We were in the self catering section and cooked for ourselves all week, there’s a shop nearby where you can pick up food and drink. The location of the actual apartments is really handy as it’s only an easy 5 minute walk to get to the slopes.
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