Camping Dalai Lama

Alan Rogers Review of Camping Dalai Lama

At an altitude of 1,492 metres, this all-year site is the dream of Renato Sartori, the owner. It is the ultimate luxury mountain retreat. The theme, as the name suggests, is that of Tibet and is evident throughout the main building, especially the bar, reflecting the owner’s love of travel. Reception is operated from the bar in a very relaxed way. Most of the pitches have been given over to seasonal units with timber loggias, but there are a few touring pitches in between (on level grass with 10A electricity). The upper terrace is used mainly for motorhomes, with water, electricity and drainage.

The elegant restaurant offers an à la carte menu plus a comprehensive wine list and the views from here as you dine are stunning. A new indoor pool complex including a sauna, spa and attached fitness room (charged) are spectacular for a small site. Again the views from the pool are wonderful. This campsite is an Italian secret and is worth the challenging climb. Once here we are sure you will be charmed by its views, brilliant facilities and the friendliness of the owners.

Facilities at Camping Dalai Lama

Two modern toilet blocks are kept very clean. WCs are mixed squat and British style and showers are large. Washing machines and dryers. Bar/relaxation area. Excellent restaurant and takeaway (closed Nov; weekends in low season). Sun deck. Indoor pool complex, spa and paddling area, sauna and gym (charged). Play area. Games room. New music and culture room. New breakfast and Internet room. Weekly evening entertainment (July/Aug). WiFi. Torches useful.

• Bar on Site
• Bicycle Hire Nearby
• Childrens Play Area
• Fishing Nearby
• Golf Nearby
• Indoor Pool Heated
• Indoor Pool on Site
• Restaurant
• Riding Nearby
• Small Site
• Takeaway Food
• Wifi Free
• Wifi Partial Site

Directions to Camping Dalai Lama

Site is east of Aosta. From A5/E25 motorway take St Vincent exit and road towards Breuil-Cervinia. From the SS26 take the SR46 from the roundabout with a mini Matterhorn. At Antey St Andre take road towards La Magdeleine and then road to Promiod where the site is signed.