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Les Granges

Nus

Our farm takes its name from the village of the same name located on the hill of Nus, in adrèt, the sunny side of Valle d’Aosta. Our family tries to be mostly self-sufficient, growing by tradition grapes, cereals and vegetables between the villages of …

Maison Rosset

Nus

Chalet Saint-Barthelemy Hotel

Nus

A small hotel in a panoramic and sunny location, just a short distance away from the Astronomical Observatory.

Hotel Dujany

Nus

The hotel Dujany di Nus, is 9 Km from Aosta and 8 Km from Saint-Vincent, in the middle of the valley and is an ideal starting point for the well-known places in the region. The hotel is facing Fénis castle, the most well-known in the Valle d'Aosta. …

Hotel Florian

Nus

A small informal hotel in the centre of Nus, in a convenient location just a few km from Aosta and Fénis castle.

Hotel Cristina

Verrayes

The Hotel Cristina is 10 minutes away from Aosta and St Vincent. It is convenient for visiting the Roman remains and medieval castles (Fénis castle can be seen from the hotel), or for taking part in the numerous events and shows which take place in the …

L'Antico Borgo

Nus

The bed and breakfast is located in a house in the old hamlet of Nus, very close to the highway exit, the public transportation stop and the railway station, and two kilometers from the famous Fénis castle. In half an hour it is possible to reach Saint- …

Le Jardin de Pierre

Nus

Immersed in greenery and tranquility, the B&B has three rooms, each one different from the others, furnished in a modern style with parquet floors and handcrafted furniture made to measure. Each of the three bedrooms – Cavallo (Horse), Mucca (Cow), …

Le Joli Rosier

Nus

The B&B Le Joli Rosier is a new, welcoming establishment. Located in the North-west area, just a short walk from the historic centre of Nus and a few minutes from the motorway exit of Nus. Just 16 km away, you will find Saint Barthélemy, famous for its …

Oratorio di Cuney

Nus

The refuge was built on the site of a chapel built in 1656, alongside a consecrated spring which has been the destination for pilgrimmages for centuries. First of all a barn and then a refuge for pilgrims, it has been opening its doors to travellers who …