Welcome to

Camp Zero

Camp Zero is where Italian design meets extreme sports. It is uber trendy – an ultra-modern structure of (local) wood, glass and rusted corten steel cladding with a stunning backdrop of snow-covered mountains. Inside, the hall is a great place to be. With quadruple height ceilings (and wood-burners that drop as if from the sky), the sense of space is almost over-whelming. Comfy seating, a bar, a library and a glass wall through to the internal climbing wall make this place unique. The rooms are spacious and stylish with a nod to Val d'Aostan tradition and all have far-reaching views.

Facilities-wise, Camp Zero is second-to-none. The internal climbing wall just off the hall and next to the café bar is not just a marketing gimmick. It is a huge space with 35 routes ranging from level 3 to level 8 in difficulty. Progression from here can be made on the outside ice climbing wall. If you want to swim, the indoor pool is 25m in length and afterwards you can relax in the Spa – with saunas, steam rooms, jacuzzis and a full range of massage and beauty treatments available. There is a gym too with a full range of free weights and TRX machines.

And after all that exertion, choose from one of three restaurants, a bar and a café!