It takes its name from the famous writer and mountain climber, Abbé Aimé Gorret. Experts are available to provide mountain climbers and hikers with information and advice on the Breuil basin area and paths. <br>Some of the rooms have magnificent views of Cervino.

Châtillon-Saint-Vincent motorway exit. Turn right at the junction and after a few hundred metres, just before the centre of Saint-Vincent, take the right turning (directions for Cervinia), which, by means of an underpass, leads onto road 26 and continues towards Châtillon. <br>Follow this road for approximately one km until you come to a roundabout. From here, take the regional road for Cervinia, on the right. <br>Follow this road for 28 km, passing the municipalities of Antey-Saint-André and Valtournenche. After various curves, take the tunnel. At its exit, the valley opens up and you will come to the characteristic Blue lake. Further on you will come to a tunnel, at the start of the town and then to the centre of Breuil Cervino. <br>Once through the tunnel continue as far as the parish church then take the road on the right which goes straight ahead and will shortly lead you to the hotel.

The nearest railway station is in Châtillon.<br>Breuil Cervinia Bus Service (around 10 services a day). <br>The touristic consortium of Cervino organises transfers from the airports of Caselle, Linate, Malpensa and Orio al Serio to and from Cervinia hotels.