I have no Idea why there are negative comments made about this Hotel and the ladies that run it. My daughter and i have just spent a week there i'm in my early 50s and my daughter mid 20s we both thoroughly enjoyed our stay. The Sisters are wonderful hosts, from the minute you walk in you are made to... More

My wife and I stayed for a week we are in our mid 40,s and found the sisters a delight we treated them with the utmost respect which they returned.very clean and tidy hotel comfortable beds ,food to die for. It's a couples and families hotel and we had a great laugh with our fellow guests. I travel extensively and... More

I stayed in Biencaneve, Sauze d'Oulx from the 23rd January for 7 days with 5 friends. I have many negative points to raise about the whole experience however I'll start by saying that the twins who run the hotel work very hard to keep it how they like it and that the food in the evening is superb. The beds... More

stayed here for a weeks skiing at new year (dec 08/jan 09) we were fairly young and felt the place was not for us sauze d'oulx is meant as a bit of a party resort , and i got the feeling the owners wanted everyone home in bed by 10 at night. so if your wound - avoid if your... More

Booked this on the basis of the 'older' reviews commenting on the great food and service and was slightly worried by the later reviews. However I needn't have been. Everything was ready when we arrived and were straight into our room, which was a fair size compared with rooms in more expensive skiing holidays/resorts such as Meribel. I did wonder... More

I had high expectations of this hotel after reading the reviews. In reality it's a cross between Fawlty Towers and an old folks home. It has British regulars, old people that return each year and go to bed at 10pm. New guests are excluded by both the guests and owners. Breakfast is hopeless, not even a boiled egg. Dinner is... More

We spent two nights at the Biancaneve after the Easter week-end. The accommodations were very satisfactory: clean, functional, comfortable, and quiet (but the hotel was nearly empty). The hotel is within wallking distance to shops, restaurants, bars, and the old town. Breakfast was OK, but there was just a small quantity of ham and cheese, which was not renewed for... More

You could not ask for a warmer welcome - everything was organised for us from our transfer to our ski school and ski hire. The rooms were big and clean. Breakfast was very homely & dinner was as much homecooked food as you could manage. The hotel is perfect location for the evening and although a slight trek to Sportina... More

Hotel Biacaneve is located just below the main square. It was a traditional style hotel with approx 15 rooms, separate dining room and combined long / bar. Being in the lower part of all be a small town did mean that it was a 10 minute uphill walk in the morning to the Clotes Lift but being a snowboarder this... More