Au-delà Des Nuages

Au-delà Des Nuages offers three rooms and a one-bedroom gîte. The rooms sleep two or four people and each has an en-suite bathroom. Depending on the category, they have either a shower or a bath; two offer mountain views. Room sizes range from 15 to 21 m², with sleeping arrangements for couples or small groups. The quadruple rooms combine single beds with a double bed, while the double room has a large double bed.

The more spacious gîte measures 70 m² and has a bedroom, a seating area and an en-suite bathroom. Its kitchen is equipped with a refrigerator, an oven, a hob, a dishwasher and a microwave; there is also a coffee machine. Unlike the rooms, it has a private entrance and outdoor furniture. The accommodation therefore offers a choice between staying in a room with shared services and enjoying the independence of a fully equipped gîte.

Au-delà Des Nuages brings together relaxation areas and useful facilities for a mountain stay. The garden, terraces and picnic area let you enjoy the outdoors, while the shared lounge provides a communal space. A sauna and a hot tub complete the facilities. Activities in the surrounding area include skiing, hiking, cycling and horse riding; water sports facilities are also available on site.

The restaurant offers children’s menus, and there is a café on site. Breakfast is served as either a continental or a full English/Irish option. Families have access to a playground and family rooms. The property has free parking, free Wi-Fi and facilities for guests with reduced mobility, including wheelchair access. Concierge service, daily housekeeping and laundry facilities complete the offer.

The Champsaur is an Alpine valley in the Hautes-Alpes, with villages surrounded by meadows, forests and mountainous terrain. Chauffayer lies in this rural landscape, away from major urban centres. The area suits travellers who want to alternate walks in nature with village visits and mountain activities. The seasons shape each stay: summer invites you to explore the trails and cycle routes, while in winter snow enthusiasts head for the resorts in neighbouring valleys.

Écrins National Park is the region’s main natural landmark, with hiking routes, high-mountain scenery and unspoilt valleys. The Oule Waterfalls make for an outing to a natural site, while Lesdiguières Castle reflects the area’s local history. The villages of Chauffayer and Saint-Eusèbe-en-Champsaur offer a chance to discover the local architecture and atmosphere. A car is useful for reaching different mountain areas and planning excursions; activities and visits are spread throughout the valley.

In summer, bring suitable footwear for the paths and set aside time for a day hike or a cycling loop. Temperatures and conditions change with altitude, so wearing layers is useful. In the colder months, nearby ski resorts take the place of the trails, depending on snow conditions. Spring and autumn offer a quieter atmosphere for exploring the villages and scenery. A stay can combine a mountain outing, a stop in a Champsaur village and a return to the garden or hot tub.