Auberge Familiale Le Foehn

The inn offers two room categories, suitable for couples or families. The Double Room measures 11 m² and sleeps two. The Quadruple Room, measuring 16 m², accommodates up to four guests and has a balcony. Both rooms include a private bathroom with a shower and free toiletries.

Each room has a flat-screen TV, an electric kettle, a wardrobe and a desk. The Quadruple Room has a balcony and sleeping arrangements comprising a double bed and bunk beds; the Double Room has a double bed. The rooms are on upper floors accessible by stairs only. Towels, toilet paper, board games and puzzles are also provided.

The restaurant and bar let you enjoy a meal or a drink without leaving the inn. Continental breakfast is available. The garden and terrace offer two outdoor spaces for relaxing, and board games and puzzles are also available. The rooms are non-smoking, and family rooms are offered.

Free private parking is available without prior reservation. An electric vehicle charging point is on site. Wi-Fi is free throughout the property. The rooms include features such as a private bathroom, a shower, an electric kettle, a desk and a flat-screen TV. Pets are allowed, possibly for an additional charge. The upper floors are accessible by stairs only.

Isola is an Alpine village in the Alpes-Maritimes, in the Tinée Valley, surrounded by the mountain landscape of the Mercantour. The scenery combines wooded slopes, peaks and waterways, with a mountain atmosphere that changes markedly with the seasons. The village appeals to travellers who enjoy hiking, walks at higher elevations and fresh-air breaks. Local life retains the scale of a mountain village, while the valley roads connect its hamlets and natural areas.

Mercantour National Park forms the region’s expansive natural backdrop, with walking routes and Alpine environments to explore. Cascade de Louch and the viewpoints around the village offer ideas for shorter outings. Isola 2000, a mountain resort known for skiing in winter, adds to the outdoor activities when there is snow. In summer, the trails draw walkers and the scenery is well suited to day trips. The Tinée road is the main route for reaching the villages and continuing towards the mountain passes.

For a summer visit, bring suitable footwear for the trails and allow time to stop in the valley villages. Spring and autumn are good for walks when conditions at higher elevations allow; the weather can change quickly in the mountains. In winter, activities depend on snowfall and access conditions at the resort. A car makes it easier to get between Isola, hiking trailheads and mountain sites, and to plan different days according to the season.