Château-Verdun
Vacation home with 80 beds and a grand hall.
Château-Verdun, at 1,350 m. above sea level, is a“fortified house”dating back to the 10th–11th centuries. In 1137, it was donated by the House of Savoy to the Canons of the Great St. Bernard, who used it as a farm serving the hospice and as a resting place for travelers.
The fortified house continues its mission of hospitality. The building, which has been completely restored, welcomes individual pilgrims or organized groups with 57 beds, full or partial board, 2 chapels, several meeting rooms, and a multipurpose hall.