Grand Hotel Paradiso

“Grazie Hotel Grand Paradiso”

This was our 3rd visit here. What a wonderful place. Food, wine, hospitality and professionalism superb. The restaurant can be busy initially but soon quietened down. Huge thanks to Alessio, Chami and Grazzia. You were wonderful.🙌🙌🙌 We’ll be back Simon & Janet

“Fantastic ski hotel”

Just returning from a week staying here with Crystal ski and was very impressed with the hotel and in particular, the friendly staff. Very spacious reception area creates a good first impression. Heated boot warmers in the ski lockers was appreciated. Bar was a nice cosy space for a post dinner dri… more

Just returning from a week staying here with Crystal ski and was very impressed with the hotel and in particular, the friendly staff. Very spacious reception area creates a good first impression. Heated boot warmers in the ski lockers was appreciated. Bar was a nice cosy space for a post dinner drink although the music was a little too calming for me. Loved the food here. I thought there was plenty of choice on offer, especially the antipasti which I found particularly tasty. There was an option to use the smaller onsite restaurant one night but this was a bit disappointing compared to the main meal. Rooms spacious with a nice balcony & fantastic shower; just what you need after a days skiing. Only thing missing was milk for the tea. Good location, only a few steps to the lift with places to eat and drink close by with it being only a few mins walk to the centre of the town. Resort was ok but there are others I would return to before here although if I did return this would be top of my list. Would recommend. Thanks to all the staff for a friendly welcome & service.

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“Fabulous room and view but could do without the constant ‘music’ everywhere.”

We were delighted with our room which was on a newly added floor. The view from the window was fantastic and the room was cleaned daily. We were well catered for by all the staff. We paid the extra €50 for use of the pool, sauna and jacuzzi for the week. A mandatory bathing cap and towel is provide… more

We were delighted with our room which was on a newly added floor. The view from the window was fantastic and the room was cleaned daily. We were well catered for by all the staff. We paid the extra €50 for use of the pool, sauna and jacuzzi for the week. A mandatory bathing cap and towel is provided and flip flops too if you don’t have your own. The hotel was fully booked last week so tables and chairs were tightly packed in the dining room. There was plenty of food and a choice of free wine, soft drinks or beer with dinner. Many of the dinner choices changed daily but not the breakfast menu. The hotel is sort of ski in ski out. It’s right at the bottom of the slopes but to access the lifts you have to climb some quite narrow metal stairs. But, if you walk a little further to the ticket office there are some easier steps. My only grumble about the hotel and the resort in general is the noise issue. It started when we arrived mid afternoon after having left home at 2 am. We just wanted to rest but a bar at the bottom of the slopes next to the hotel was blasting away - ‘music’? Thankfully it stopped before bedtime. The crazy thing is that the disturbing noise was caused by the extra amplification outside the bar when all the customers were sitting inside! Can the hotel management not sort this out? I’m glad I wasn’t in a room at that end of the hotel. I wouldn’t risk returning to this hotel for that one reason which is a shame because the hotel itself was great. I wish the hotel didn’t also feel the need to always add background music in the dining room and seating area. The chatter from so many people crammed into the space along with piped music over the top didn’t create a relaxed dining experience for me. Perhaps a quiet hour from 6.30 might help ease the congestion and also cater to people who’d prefer no music at all to a kind they find intolerable. Each to their own choice but is it fair to force one style of music on everyone? The problem of noise pollution was compounded on the slopes. Every cafe churned it out and in one place you had to suffer two at the same time; outside had a different track to inside! It was also a very busy week with skiing competitions taking place which again ramped up the loud blaring music even further.

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