Auberge du Coustet

The rooms at L’Auberge du Coustet accommodate one or two people, depending on their configuration. Options include double rooms, a double room with mountain views, a twin room with the same view, and a single bed in a mixed dormitory. The rooms with mountain views are available with either a double bed or two single beds.

One double room has a private bathroom with a shower, as well as a desk, heating and a wardrobe or clothes rack. The other sleeping arrangements comprise a double bed, two single beds or a single bed in a dormitory. The room with a private bathroom accommodates up to two people; the rooms with mountain views also let you choose between a double bed and two single beds.

L’Auberge du Coustet has a garden and a terrace, two outdoor spaces where you can sit and relax. The bar adds to the hotel’s facilities, and room service is also available. The rooms are non-smoking, so the indoor spaces are smoke-free.

Pets are allowed on request, and a supplement may apply. The restaurant serves meals on site, and breakfast is available as a continental or à la carte option, as well as to take away. The hotel has no parking, and Internet access is not available. When planning your arrival, bear in mind that check-in is from 16:00 to 20:00; check-out is from 8:00 to 11:00.

Saint-Léger is a mountain village in the Southern Alps, surrounded by rugged landscapes, valleys and small hamlets. It suits travellers looking to explore natural scenery and small villages rather than an urban setting. The surrounding area combines valley roads, wooded slopes and Alpine views; walks and excursions to natural sites are an important part of discovering the region.

The Daluis Gorges, 5.2 km away, are known for their red rocks and the valley carved by the Var. Mercantour National Park, 7 km away, offers mountain scenery and opportunities for hiking, depending on the season and conditions. Entrevaux Citadel, 5.5 km away, overlooks the medieval village and offers a visit focused on history and fortified architecture. The Maison de la Mine, 3.8 km away, provides an insight into local mining history. Agnerc and Plan-d’Entrevaux railway stations are each 5 km away.

The milder months are generally best for exploring the trails and heading to higher ground; in spring and autumn, the scenery changes colour and temperatures can be cooler. In summer, take water and suitable footwear for walks. You could spend a day visiting the gorges, then Entrevaux, before returning to the village. Given the distances between sites, it is useful to plan your journeys before setting off, particularly if you are heading to hiking trailheads or neighbouring villages.