Rules and fees
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This website does not show accommodation rates: you see them on Booking.com or Airbnb when you book. Here you will find the fees payable on site and the residence rules.
On-site fees
- Cash security deposit, refunded at the end of your stay
- €250 per stay
- Kept from the deposit if the kitchenette is not clean or the bins are not emptied
- €100 per stay
- Guest registration with the police (Questura)
- €15 per booking
- Small pet
- €100 per stay
- Baby cot
- €10 per day
- Baby cot
- €70 per week
- Microwave oven
- €30 per week
- Extra bath towel
- €4 each
- Municipal shuttle bus, weekly pass (winter 2025/26)
- €10.40 per person
- Sestriere tourist tax
- €2 per person per night
- The €250 deposit is paid in cash on arrival and refunded at the end of your stay, after the apartment has been checked.
- Guest registration is paid at reception or by bank transfer.
- Final cleaning is always charged to the guest: the amount is shown on the booking site when you book.
Tourist tax
The Municipality of Sestriere charges €2 per person per night, for up to 12 consecutive nights. Children up to 12 and other categories set by the municipality are exempt. You will be told how to pay when you book.
Times
- Check-in in March and August: from 17:00 to 24:00
- Check-in in April and May: from 14:00 to 17:00
- Check-out: by 10:00
Quiet hours: 22–9:30 · 14–17
Arriving outside reception hours
If you arrive outside reception hours, arrange it at least 3 days in advance and send the guests’ ID documents to the owner. This website does not collect documents.
Residence rules
- Maximum 6 guests, babies included
- No smoking; no parties or events
- Minimum check-in age 18; minors only with adults
- Skis and boots in the ski room, not in the apartment
- Do not hang laundry from windows or balconies
- Pets: one small pet per apartment, never in shared areas or left alone in the apartment
- Park only in your assigned space
Rules and fees are set by the residence and may change; the information given at the time of booking prevails.