Affittacamere Chez Magan
Main amenities
- The lagest option:
- 4 guests
- 2 beds
- 1 bedroom
Location
Affittacamere Chez Magan is situated approximately 10 minutes’ drive from the well - known 11th - century Aosta Cathedral and offers accommodation with complimentary parking, a golf course and a restaurant. This venue comprises 6 rooms.
The villa is located a 10-minute walk from the heart of Gignod, near MAIN - Maison de l'Artisanat International Museum. The country house is sited 17 km to Fenis. Arco Onorario d'Augusto is nearly 4.6 km from away. You can get to the Aostan Roman Theatre in a few minutes by car.
The rooms come with wooden furnishings. For your comfort, you will find a bidet and a separate toilet.
The distance to Turin airport is about 125 km. The property offers children's menu, board games and a playground for guests with children. Canoeing, snow skiing and horse riding are also available.
Review by hotel critic
During my recent stay at Chez Magan, I found myself enveloped in a tranquil environment that offered the perfect escape in the Italian Alps. The hotel, a family-run hotel, has a charming aura that immediately invites relaxation. Upon arrival, navigating to the hotel required a bit of effort, but the warm welcome from our hostess made it worthwhile. She took the time to show us around the lovely premises, including a quaint breakfast grotto and well-appointed guest rooms. I particularly appreciated the focus on wellness, with spa services that catered to my need for rejuvenation after exploring the surrounding hills. Each morning, the breakfast spread was generous, featuring local breads and cheeses that added a good, authentic touch to my meals. The patio under the vines became my favorite spot to unwind with a glass of wine, reflecting on my day. The communal atmosphere encouraged easy conversations with fellow guests, resembling a family gathering more than a typical hotel stay. In summary, Chez Magan is a serene base for anyone looking to explore Aosta while enjoying a peaceful retreat.
