Antiche Radici
Kitchenette apartments with valley mountain views
About this hotel
Antiche Radici runs on an aparthotel model, with private bathrooms, kitchenettes fitted with modern appliances, a wardrobe and a sofa in each unit, aimed at guests staying a few nights and cooking some of their own meals. The garden and terrace both look out over the surrounding mountains, and free WiFi covers the property throughout. Breakfast is Italian-style, and reception covers French and Italian for international guests navigating the Pesio valley. The Mondolé Ski lifts sit around 27 km away, alongside other regional landmarks including the Riserva Bianca-Limone Piemonte nature reserve roughly 39 km out and Castello della Manta at 47 km, making Antiche Radici a base for guests splitting time between skiing and the wider Piedmont countryside.
- Kitchenette units
- Garden & terrace
- Free parking
- Mountain views
Our take
Travellers staying here will find a self-catering aparthotel suited to a valley-based stay rather than ski-to-door convenience. Couples and small groups wanting kitchenette flexibility and mountain views over the garden get the most from Antiche Radici. Guests wanting to be directly at the Mondolé Ski lift base each morning should look at Prato Nevoso or Frabosa Soprana instead, given the roughly 27 km drive from here.
- Use the kitchenette for at least a few meals, it's the property's main practical advantage over a standard hotel room.
- Plan for a drive of around 27 km each way if skiing Mondolé Ski from here rather than staying slopeside.
- Ask about the Riserva Bianca-Limone Piemonte reserve if you want a non-ski day trip during your stay.
Why we love it
- Kitchenette apartments for flexible self-catering
- Garden and terrace with mountain views
- Free private parking on site
- Around 27 km from the Mondolé Ski lifts
Why guests love itTravellers staying here find the kitchenette does more work than expected: a proper breakfast or a light dinner without leaving the apartment, which takes the pressure off after a long day driving to and from the Mondolé Ski slopes. The garden and terrace give the mountain views room to breathe, and the free parking is one less thing to plan around in a valley village with limited street space. It reads as a quiet, self-sufficient base for exploring the Pesio valley beyond just the skiing.