Best Western Hotel Rive - Bardonecchia Italy

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	Best Western Hotel Rive - Bardonecchia, Italy
	Regione Molino Bardonecchia, 10052 Nightly Rates (114.91 - 191.52) 2 Star




Arrival Date	Departure Date	Adults	Children

Property Description

The new Best Western Hotel Rivé is a new building located in Bardonecchia, one of the Olympic Games Centres of 2006. We are located close to the ski runs. In summer, the area offers to sports lovers; mountain biking, canoeing, trekking, walking, horseback riding, golf, tennis and swimming in our pool. We also provide a fitness centre, sauna, Turkish bath and hydro massage. Your children will enjoy our baby club and animators staff. The garage has 70 car spaces available.

	Amenities
	Laundry/Valet Services Fitness Center or Spa Babysitting/Child Services Bar/Lounge Coffee Maker in Room 24 Hour Front Desk Handicapped Rooms/Facilities Elevators Free Parking Hairdryers Available	Hairdryers Available Mini Bar Modem Lines in Room Pets Allowed Parking Safe Deposit Box Skiing Television with Cable Restaurant Room Service

Room Information

2 QUEEN BEDS,BUNK BED FOR 2,CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST

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* 2 Queen Beds * Bunk Beds For Two People * Continental Breakfast

1 QUEEN 1 SINGLE,LARGE ROOM,CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST

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* 1 Queen 1 Single * Large Room * Continental Breakfast

1 QUEEN BED,SUPERIOR,CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST

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* 1 Queen Bed * Superior Room * Continental Breakfast

2 SINGLE BEDS,SUPERIOR,CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST

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* 2 Single Beds * Superior Room * Continental Breakfast

1 QUEEN 1 SINGLE,-,CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST

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* 1 Queen 1 Single * Continental Breakfast

1 QUEEN BED,-,CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST

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* 1 Queen Bed * Continental Breakfast

2 SINGLE BEDS,-,CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST

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* 2 Single Beds * Continental Breakfast

2 SINGLE BEDS,-,HALF BOARD (2 MEALS)

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* 2 Single Beds * Half Board (2 Meals)

1 QUEEN BED,-,HALF BOARD (2 MEALS)

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* 1 Queen Bed * Half Board (2 Meals)

	Miscellaneous Information
	Euro is the native currency. Check in time is 2:00 P.M. Check out time is 12:00 Noon Time Zone is Greenwich Mean Time +1 76 rooms. 0 suites. 5 floors.

Directions

· From: the north. Take A32 Highway 'Parigi-Torino', direction 'Torino', exit 'Bardonecchia'. Then follow the direction to 'Campo Smith' to the Best Western Hotel Rivé. · From: the south. Take A32 Highway 'Torino-Parigi' direction 'Parigi', follow to direction 'Traforo Del Frejus', exit 'Bardonecchia'. Then follow the direction to 'Campo Smith' to the Best Western Hotel Rivé. · From: the east. From 'Sandro Pertini' Airport ('Caselle Torinese'), take A32 highway direction 'Traforo Del Frejus', exit 'Bardonecchia'. Then follow the direction to 'Campo Smith' to the Best Western Hotel Rivé. · From: Genova. 'Cristoforo Colombo' Airport, take Highway 'Genova-Torino' direction 'Torino then direction 'Traforo Del Frejus' exit 'Bardonecchia'. Then follow the direction to 'Campo Smith' to the Best Western Hotel Rivé. · From: Malpensa Airport, Milano. Take a3 Highway 'Milano-Torino' direction 'Torino' take A32 highway direction 'Traforo Del Frejus', exit 'Bardonecchia'. Then follow the direction to 'Campo Smith' to the Best Western Hotel Rivé.

	Guarantee Policy
	You must use a credit card to book online.

	Cancellation Policy
	Cancellation policies vary from hotel to hotel. Most current and accurate cancellation policies will appear on your confirmed reservation notification.

Recreation:

* 0 kilometer(s) from hiking and walking trails * Snowboard facilities * .25 kilometer(s) from Palazzetto dello Sport, basketball, ice skating, volleyball and weight machines. * 2 kilometer(s) from horseback riding * 2 kilometer(s) from Pian del Colle, golf and golf clinics

Nearby Cities:

* .5 kilometer(s) from Bardonecchia * 13 kilometer(s) from Oulx * 21 kilometer(s) from Modane, France * 31 kilometer(s) from Briancon, France * 34 kilometer(s) from Sestriere * 35 kilometer(s) from Susa

Local Attractions:

* .5 kilometer(s) from Bardonecchia, which has been chosen as a competition venue for the 2006 Winter Olympics, 140 kilometers of ski runs. * .5 kilometer(s) from trekking, mountain biking, paragliding and riding * .5 kilometer(s) from Palazzo delle Feste, multifunctional palace with 2 cinema halls, theater hall and meeting room * 1.5 kilometer(s) from Valle Stretta, sports and free climbing * 1.5 kilometer(s) from Melezet Valle Stretta, an Olympic Center for snowboard competitions (grand slalom, parallel gigant slalom and half-pipe) and the alpine skiing combined slalom races

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Transportation:

* 0 kilometer(s) from Bardonecchia Bus Terminal * .5 kilometer(s) from Bardonecchia Train Station * 90 kilometer(s) from Sandro Pertini (Caselle Torinese) Airport * 170 kilometer(s) from Le Valdigi (Cuneo) Airport * 206 kilometer(s) from Malpensa (Milano) Airport

Community Services:

* Laundromat * 500 meters from barber shop * 500 meters from beauty shop * 500 meters from bank * 500 meters from massage services * 500 meters from travel agency * 500 meters from VCR rental * 500 meters from sun bed

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