Iconic peaks, futuristic construction sites and ‘haut de gamme’ chalets: here are this winter’s new attractions in the Aosta Valley
Where to stay: the era of ‘haut de gamme’ chalets
The Aosta Valley’s transformation is also driven by luxury hospitality. From 2026, the Region has officially introduced a bespoke accommodation category for discerning travellers: the Chalet Haut de Gamme. These are not merely rooms, but entire independent alpine residences (sleeping between 6 and 16 people), available for hire on an exclusive-use basis only. Built using fine, traditional materials (split stone, antique larch, thermal glass), these chalets feature private spas, heated ski rooms, spacious living areas with fireplaces and on-demand services, ranging from a private chef to a dedicated mountain guide. A model that redefines Alpine luxury in the name of absolute privacy, whilst going hand in hand with a deep respect for the local area. The new regional regulations on the reuse of the built heritage have, in fact, made it possible to restore historic buildings without consuming land, whilst also dedicating part of the space to accommodation for tourism staff – the silent guardians of the quality of hospitality in the Aosta Valley.

