Auberge Les Gorges du Loup

The five room categories include twin, double and triple rooms, as well as Superior versions. They accommodate two or three people and all have a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. Room sizes range from 16 to 22 m². The rooms offer mountain views; the two Superior categories also overlook the garden. Triple rooms offer several bed configurations, while rooms for two are furnished with single beds, a double bed or a large double bed.

Other amenities include a hairdryer, toiletries, a desk and an alarm clock. The bathrooms have either a shower or a bath. The rooms are on the upper floors, which are accessible by stairs only. The Twin Room is the most compact, at 16 m². Triple rooms measure up to 22 m² and suit travellers looking for an extra place to sleep. The Superior categories stand out for their garden views, in addition to the mountain scenery.

The restaurant is one of the guest house’s main spaces: you can have breakfast there every morning, then sit indoors or on the shaded terrace for a meal. A large open fireplace makes cooler evenings more welcoming. The on-site café, bar and snack bar offer further dining options. Children’s menus and menus for special diets are available on request; wine and champagne are also offered.

Outside, the garden, outdoor furniture, two terraces and sun terrace provide different places to relax. You can also enjoy walks, hikes or cycling in the surrounding area. The hotel offers free private parking on site, free Wi-Fi throughout the building and daily housekeeping. Pets are allowed, possibly for an additional charge; pet bowls are available. The rooms have a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV.

Pont-du-Loup is a hamlet in the Loup Valley, in the hinterland of Alpes-Maritimes. The landscape ranges from wooded hills to gorges and hilltop villages, with winding roads linking the small towns to the coast. This stop suits travellers who want to combine walks in nature, Provençal heritage and trips to the coastal towns. Gourdon overlooks the valley from its promontory, while Tourrettes-sur-Loup is known for its narrow streets and old houses.

The Loup Gorges offer rocky scenery and waterfalls to discover along the roads and trails. The medieval village of Gourdon and its castle are worth visiting for their views over the hinterland. In Grasse, museums and perfume houses trace the local history of the industry; the town is 8 km away. Nice Côte d’Azur Airport is 18 km away. Grasse and Mouans-Sartoux railway stations serve the area, but a car makes it easier to get between the villages, natural sights and the coast.

In spring and autumn, temperatures are generally suitable for hiking and visiting the villages. In summer, you can enjoy the terraces and continue your day towards the coast, allowing time for the mountain roads. One excursion could combine Gourdon and the gorges, then end with a walk through the narrow streets of Tourrettes-sur-Loup. For a culture-focused day, visit Grasse and its perfume museums before returning to dine at the guest house.