Agriturismo in Aosta Valley

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Farm-house La Reina - Aosta
Pollein (Aosta)

Agriturismo La Reina

From €120 per night for 2 guests

The farmhouse, surrounded by greenery, is located in Pollein, a municipality on the edge of Aosta, from which you can easily reach the town centre (4 km away)…

Restaurant Educational Farm16 bedsRoomsMountainFree Wi-FiAir conditioningDisabled access
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Farm-house Lo Ratele - Aosta
Allein (Aosta)

Agriturismo Lo Ratele

In the area from €91 per night for 2 guests

Lo Ratele is located in the Gran San Bernardo Valley and is a small farm where genuine products from livestock are produced and used in the kitchen to prepare…

Restaurant16 bedsApartments, RoomsCountryside
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Bed And Breakfast Lo Tatà - Aosta
Fénis (Aosta)

Bed and breakfast Lo Tatà

From €72 per night for 2 guests

The Bed & Breakfast 'Lo Tatà' is a recently renovated structure surrounded by a well-kept garden, a few steps from the famous castle of Fénis…

Pets welcome10 bedsRoomsCountrysideFree Wi-Fi
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Farm-house Plan De La Tour - Aosta
Cogne (Aosta)

Agriturismo Plan De La Tour

From €130 per night for 2 guests

Agriturismo Plan de la Tour is in Cogne, in the Gran Paradiso National Park. It is surrounded by meadows and the setting is very quiet.

Pets welcome12 bedsRoomsMountainFree Wi-FiAir conditioningDisabled access
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Bed And Breakfast Drésalwoald - Aosta
Gressoney-Saint-Jean (Aosta)

Bed and breakfast Drésalwoald

From €120 per night for 2 guests

Guesthouse Drésalwoald is the result of the careful refurbishment of an old 19th-century house, whose former ba and hayloft have now been trasformed into cosy…

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Farm-house Plan D'avie - Aosta
Aosta (Aosta)

Agriturismo Plan D'avie

From €53 per night for 2 guests

The farm is ideal for all seasons. In summer you can go hiking, enjoy a breathtaking view, relax in a beautiful place and family, visit the 'farm with…

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Farm-house Les Ecureuils - Aosta
Saint Pierre (Aosta)

Agriturismo Les Ecureuils

From €45 per night for 2 guests

In an eighteenth-century building, perfectly renovated, on a natural balcony at 1500mslm overlooking the valleys of the Gran Paradiso Park, 5 welcoming rooms…

RestaurantPets welcome5 bedsRoomsMountainFree Wi-Fi
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Farm-house La Clochette - Aosta
Torgnon (Aosta)

Agriturismo La Clochette

From €80 per night for 2 guests

In Torgnon, Nozon hamlet, La Clochette has been welcoming guests for over twenty years, run by the same family that operates the farm.

Pets welcome16 bedsRoomsMountainFree Wi-Fi
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Bed And Breakfast Les Noyers - Aosta
Verrayes (Aosta)

Bed and breakfast Les Noyers

From €60 per night for 2 guests

The Bed and Breakfast Les Noyers (The Walnut Trees) is located on the outskirts of the small hamlet called Cort, in the municipality of Verrayes (500 m above…

16 bedsRoomsCountryside
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Residence Villamour - Aosta
La Salle (Aosta)

Residence Villamour

From €72 per night for 2 guests

Residence Villamour is immersed in the greenery and colours of the mountains, with a view of Mont Blanc, in a protected oasis adjacent to the Marais Natural…

12 bedsCountryside
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Agriturismo in Aosta-Valley

Farm stays in the Aosta Valley are alpine farming at its most extreme: Italy's smallest region sits entirely above the valley floor of the Dora Baltea, ringed by Mont Blanc, the Matterhorn, Monte Rosa and Gran Paradiso. Farms here are small, family-run and often above 1,500 metres.

The valleys

Each side valley has its own character. Valtournenche climbs to Cervinia beneath the Matterhorn; Val d'Ayas and Gressoney, settled centuries ago by Walser families from Switzerland, retain German-speaking traditions and timber architecture. Cogne opens into the Gran Paradiso national park, Italy's oldest, where ibex are easy to see. Courmayeur sits under Mont Blanc at the head of the main valley. The central valley around Aosta itself is warmer, with terraced vineyards and Roman remains.

What these farms offer

  • Fontina cheese, made and aged in the valley, often in old mountain dairies
  • Alpine wines from Europe's highest vineyards, including Blanc de Morgex
  • Motzetta, lard d'Arnad and mountain charcuterie served at the farm table
  • Half board as the norm — there are few restaurants near high farms
  • Direct access to hiking, the Alta Via routes, and winter ski areas

Seasons

Summer, from late June to mid-September, is for walking, alpine flowers and wildlife in the Gran Paradiso. Winter, December to March, is for skiing at Cervinia, Courmayeur, La Thuile and Pila. The shoulder months of May and November are when most farms close: check before booking outside the two main seasons.

The region is reached through the Mont Blanc tunnel from France, the Great St Bernard from Switzerland, or the motorway from Turin. Distances are short but roads climb steeply; winter tyres or chains are compulsory in the cold months.

In Aosta-Valley we have 27 farmhouses, including 2 with swimming pool, 8 with restaurant and 8 pet friendly.

Zones

Aosta and surrounding Via Francigena Mont Avic The Gran Paradiso Mont Blanc Great St. Bernard Moutain The Monte Rosa Massif

Provinces

Aosta
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Frequently asked questions about Aosta Valley

How many agriturismi are there in Valle d'Aosta and where are they located?
Valle d'Aosta has 27 active agriturismo structures, all concentrated in the province of Aosta (27 structures), the region's only province. The offering is distributed across the main alpine valleys: from the areas around Aosta and its surroundings to the zones of Gran Paradiso, Monte Bianco, and Gran San Bernardo.
Which areas of Valle d'Aosta are best for an agriturismo stay?
The most sought-after areas are Monte Bianco, with high-altitude structures near Courmayeur, and Gran Paradiso, gateway to the national park. Monte Cervino and Monte Rosa draw those focused on the great alpine walls. For stays that are less demanding logistically, Aosta and its surroundings offer good accessibility and established services. Mont Avic and Gran San Bernardo remain more isolated options.
What do agriturismi in Valle d'Aosta serve?
Valdostan cuisine revolves around a handful of defining products: fontina DOP, lardo d'Arnad DOP, mocetta (air-dried beef or chamois meat), jambon de Bosses DOP. Polenta concia and zuppa valpellinentze are staple dishes. Local wine, produced on terraced vineyards, includes Blanc de Morgex et de La Salle DOC and Valle d'Aosta Enfer d'Arvier DOC.
When is the best time to stay at an agriturismo in Valle d'Aosta?
It depends on the activity. July and August are the prime months for trekking and mountaineering; high-altitude pastures are at their peak from June through September. Autumn (September–October) coincides with the désalpe, the transhumance of herds back down to the valley, an event that takes place throughout the region. Winter works for those combining skiing with a rural stay, with structures open even in the low season in the main valleys.
What services do agriturismi in Valle d'Aosta offer?
The most common services are an on-site restaurant with house cooking and pet-friendly accommodation, each offered by about one structure in three. Some structures sell their own cheeses and cured meats. Some structures offer fattoria didattica programs or guided trekking routes. The filter on Agriturismi.it allows you to select structures by specific service, without having to check each listing individually.
What experiences can you have at a valdostan agriturismo?
The main activity is trekking on marked trails, many of which pass through the Parco Nazionale del Gran Paradiso or the Parco del Mont Avic. Tastings of fontina and DOC wines directly on the farm are common. In winter, some structures near Monte Cervino and Monte Bianco provide quick access to the slopes. Wildlife observation is possible from several valleys.
How much does an agriturismo in Aosta Valley cost?
On average, a stay starts at €91 per night for two people, based on the agriturismi in Aosta Valley listed on Agriturismi.it.
How many agriturismi in Aosta Valley have a restaurant or a pool?
Of the 27 agriturismi in Aosta Valley listed on Agriturismi.it: 30% with a restaurant (8), 30% that accept pets (8), 15% with a SPA or wellness area (4) and 7% with a swimming pool (2).

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