After a whirlwind two weeks of travel to the big cities in Italy my husband and I decided a week in the Valle D'Aosta would be our winding down time and the Hotel Milleluci was the perfect place. Start your day with a breakfast buffet that looks more like a feast than breakfast fare, then to the fitness room to... More

This family run hotel is a wonderful place to stay. Located just up a hill from the center of Aoste, a medium size town with a lovely old center, pedestrian zone and wonderful shops, restaurants and cafés. Very warm welcome at this lovely hotel; everything is spotlessly clean. Absolutely beautiful swimming pool with views over the Aosta hills and town,... More

Reviews here are right. This is truly a great place to stay. Upon arriving in Italy and driving through Aosta we were feeling a bit “down” of the somewhat disappointing appearance of the city which thankfully was reversed when we arrived at the hotel. It is a well restored hotel with great rooms, many of which have balconies overlooking the... More

In the last two years we have spent six weeks touring Germany and Italy, staying in various 3-4 star accommodations. This by far was one of the two best (Castle Fragsburg being the other) in all of our stays. From the incredible breakfast buffet to the gorgeous grounds and swimming pool to the absolutely first class customer service we couldn't... More

Everything was great: the room, the breakfast, the service, the ambience. We received a truly warm welcome and had a wonderful stay at this albergo.

We stayed in this hotel on the strength of the reviews on Trip Advisor and were delighted to find the hotel exceeding our expectations. The hotel served as a great base to visit Aosta, the Italian alps, Mont Blanc and northern Gran Paradiso. We opted for a more expensive room (fleurs romatics). It was spacious with a balcony and amazing... More

This was our third stay at the hotel and once again we found it perfect. Clean, warm, quiet, comfortable rooms, friendly staff and a fabulous breakfast.

We stayed at this hotel some 5-6 years ago, and were very surprised at how much has been changed or updated since; from the dirt parking lot at the hotel entrance, old uninviting swimming pool, and rooms with rustic furniture to new grounds, fabulous swimming pool, and newer room furnishings. Our room had a balcony and the views are as... More

We stayed at the Milleluci three nights in late May and found the location and physical setting to be delightful. This is a very quiet, restful hotel in a fun-to-explore converted farmhouse (it's been a hotel since 1959) resembling a Swiss chalet. You don't need to drag your bags up the front steps--there's a driveway leading down to a lower... More