Peak Ski Season – MidDecember to Early March 

• Best snow conditions: December through February typically delivers reliable snow and great coverage. 
• Full programme: All winter activities and ski schools run at peak frequency this season. 
• Holiday festive period: Peak holiday dates (Christmas/New Year) feature the busiest atmosphere and full entertainment schedules. 
  
  

Late Season – March to Early April 

• Warmer temperatures: Sunny spring days, softer snow and fewer crowds. 
• Snow reliability: The Via Lattea’s high altitude helps preserve skiing quality into March and sometimes beyond. 
  
  

Summer/Autumn – Late June to Early September 

• Outdoor adventure: Hiking, biking, golf and nature exploration replace snow activities. 
• Quieter & scenic: Less crowded and ideal for nonski outdoor lovers and families who want mountain activities without snow.  

Chalet-Style Village: Cosy wooden chalets at 1,600 m altitude, giving an authentic Alpine feel. 

Room Options

• Family Superior Room: Split-level layout with a separate children’s bedroom and private balcony. Sized at 67 - 69 m² and comfortably sleeps 4.  
• Family Deluxe Room: Separate children’s bedroom, private living area, and balcony for comfortable family stays. These rooms sleep 4 and is 73 m² in size.  
• Suites: Sized at 84 - 85 m² these duplex-style suites include living areas and balconies (where available) and sleeps 2 guests.  
• Family-Friendly: Kids can stay close, rooms are functional and practical. 
• Amenities: Comfortable beds, optional room service breakfast, easy access to resort activities. 

Main Dining: Il Piemonte: Buffet-style breakfast, lunch, and dinner with Italian and international cuisine. 

Specialty Dining

La Tana: Regional mountain dishes like fondue and pierrade. 

La Trattoria: Casual Italian fare, pizzas, pastas, and local cheeses. 

For families: Kids can enjoy a dedicated Grand Goûter with favourites, healthy snacks and fun Mini Club Med+ cocktails. 

Mountain Lunch: Casa Mollino: Scenic high-altitude dining. 

Bars & Lounges

La Lanterna: Lively central bar for drinks and après-ski. 

Bar Borgata: in the main square, is the perfect spot for an aperitivo with classic cocktails and local wines. 

Wine Bar: An intimate wine cellar next to La Tana, offering small-group tastings of French and Italian wines with a sommelier, on request. 

All-Inclusive: Most meals and drinks are included; a variety of options for adults and kids. 

Is Pragelato connected to Sestriere? 

• Yes. The Via Lattea ski domain links Pragelato with neighbouring ski areas including Sestriere via lifts and runs, giving you access to one of the largest ski networks in the Alps (~400 km of territory).  

What level of skier is best suited to this resort? 

• It’s a mixedability destination: beginners and intermediate skiers will enjoy gentle slopes and lessons, while more advanced skiers can explore extensive red and black runs across the Via Lattea domain.  

Are kids’ ski lessons included? 

• Yes – ski and snowboard lessons are typically included for children in the Club Med package and grouped by age/ability with professional instructors.  

Is there ski-in/ski-out access? 

• There isn’t direct ski-in/ski-out right from the hotel. You walk a short distance (about 100 m) to the gondola that connects you up to the ski area.  

Is it good for nonskiers? 

• Definitely – snowshoeing, dog sledding, spa facilities, indoor pool and scenic walks make it enjoyable even if you don’t ski.