Atypique Détour

Atypique Détour’s five rooms accommodate one or two people and all have a private bathroom, a terrace and views of the garden and mountains. Three are named Double Room with Garden View, while a Queen Room with Garden View has a large double bed. A Single Room with Garden View completes the options for one person. Room sizes range from 11 to 26 m²; the 22 m² double rooms are more spacious than the other two double rooms.

Amenities vary by room: two 22 m² rooms and the queen room have a flat-screen TV, while the 11 and 13 m² rooms have a more compact layout. Several rooms also have a desk, and some include an electric kettle or clothes drying rack. The terraces and views of the garden and mountains are features shared by all the rooms.

Atypique Détour offers free private parking on site and free Wi-Fi, with a connection suitable for streaming and video calls. The rooms have private bathrooms; some have a flat-screen TV, and all have a terrace with views of the garden and mountains. The garden has outdoor furniture, a dining area and a sun terrace. There is also a picnic area where you can eat outdoors.

The communal areas include a lounge with a TV and board games or puzzles. Badminton equipment is available, and the surrounding area is suitable for hiking. There is a convenience store on site. An electric kettle is available in some rooms for making a drink. The house is for adults only, and the rooms are non-smoking. The facilities bring together options for relaxing indoors, enjoying the garden or planning an outing around Rosans.

Rosans is a village in the Baronnies Provençales, amid a landscape of hills and valleys where small roads link rural villages. Life moves at the pace of a mountain community, with old streets, wide views of the surrounding area and walking paths accessible nearby. It suits travellers looking to discover local heritage and walk in a natural setting rather than plan a city break.

In the village, the Tour Carrée is 400 m away and is a heritage landmark to discover on a stroll. Saint-Arey Church, 460 m away, adds to your exploration of the village. The Priory of Saint-André-de-Rosans, 3.4 km away, offers a visit focused on religious history and the region’s remains. Château de la Charce, 9 km away, is another heritage destination in the area. The paths and landscapes of the Baronnies are well suited to walks; a car makes it easier to travel between the villages and scattered sites.

In spring and summer, longer days leave time for a morning hike, followed by a visit to a village or monument before returning to Rosans. In hot weather, it is best to walk early in the day and leave time for breaks. Autumn brings a different light to the hills and is well suited to shorter walks. For a day without a long drive, explore the village on foot, then continue into the surrounding area by car depending on the places you choose to visit.