This is a beautiful place. Parking round the corner over the bridge. Worth a visit. Take your time…read morethough as service is very slow. We came in, got a table but no menu. We were ignored for 15 minutes despite asking the waitress. Not crowded whatsoever. As if they dont care. Too bad. After that we walked out. No service, no custimer

We stayed in the dorms, which are mattress pads one next to another on the floor (12 per dorm). We…read morewere lucky and there were only 3 others in our dorm otherwise it would have been really crowded. They give you blankets and a pillow. Being hikers/backpackers on the TMB, we knew what it was beforehand and was worth what we paid. They give you cubbies to put your pack, and crocs to walk around in if you arrive in hiking boots which we did. Dinner was yellow curry chicken and rice (not spicy at all thank god, not a fan of spicy food). They turned our for breakfast, fresh bread, cold cuts, yogurt, apples+oranges, dried fruit, local jam, coffe/late/capucchino/espresso maker. Bathrooms were shared/coed, clean.

This is a 5 star hostel. Day 6 of the full TMB, we had a 3 person room with a private washroom. The…read moredinner was home-made and delicious (soup, bread, salad, vegetarian lasagna, and an apricot dessert). There's space to handwash and hang dry clothes. Relax on the patio, walk to the grocery store, enjoy the view, or do nothing. It's worth the cost. Enjoy!

I loved the food prepped by the chef. He really cared about what he gave and presented. This was…read morenot typical of the other refuges we stayed at. The sleeping quarters were cramped but there was plenty places to hang laundry and huge outdoor patio. Great stop / visit.

My boyfriend and I had a very pleasant stay here. The receptionist, Fausto, spoke excellent French,…read moreexplained everything very well and escorted us to our room. As it turns out, they'd run out of rooms so we got an upgrade. It was cosy, warm (could control the thermostat), there was a TV and desk. Etroubles itself is a very small and honestly uninteresting little village but is not far from Aosta. Breakfast was in a large hall; buffet from 7-9:30 and continental from 9:30 to noon, if I recall correctly. Consisted of coffee, juice, bread, croissants, fruit, cereal and more. Recommended.