Welcome to the Breithorn 1903 in Champoluc

Built by three brothers in 1903, the hotel was the first accommodation facility in Champoluc and one of the first in Aosta Valley.

Not just a building, the hotel and its dépendance contain more than a century of history, of life: from the passage of several journalists and personalities such as the famous “Maestro” Toscanini, to the no less important life experiences of co-workers and individual guests.

The Hotel Breithorn was open and managed by various heirs until the late 1970s.

During the period of its closing, the hotel did not lose its fame but was even chosen by film director Francesco Nuti to be the shooting set for some scenes of one of his films.

Later, the historic hotel was bought and renovated, while retaining its original structure. It was then reopened in the early 2000s.

Today, five friends, who for years have been committed to bringing, each in their own field, the same ideal of hospitality, once again find themselves united in the same goal: to revive an atmosphere rich in history, after 120 years, amidst the hotel’s wood panelling, cosy spaces and original architecture.