Campagne Vallauris chambres

Campagne Vallauris chambres offers five room types, for two or three people depending on the category. The Family Room with Shower has a seating area and a private entrance; it includes two single beds and a sofa bed. The 26 m² double rooms have a private bathroom and, in some cases, air conditioning and a garden view. The Superior Double Room is the most spacious, at 30 m², with a large double bed and a furnished outdoor area. The Double Room with Private Bathroom stands out for its seating area and outdoor dining area.

The Twin Room, measuring 21 m², overlooks the mountain and is on the ground floor. All categories have a private bathroom. Depending on the room, you will also find a minibar, a refrigerator, outdoor furniture or a private entrance. Views and facilities vary from room to room; the details for each category help you spot these differences before choosing.

The landscaped garden invites you to eat outdoors or enjoy a break in the fresh air. A picnic area, outdoor furniture and a dining area are available. Parking is free, and the family rooms can accommodate several travellers. Guests with reduced mobility have access to adapted facilities, including raised toilets and grab rails. There is a café on site; menus for special diets can be requested.

Reception is open 24 hours a day. Express check-in and check-out make arrival easier, and a wake-up service is available. Activities listed around the property include cycling, hiking, horse riding and canoeing. Visits or classes about local culture, as well as film nights, are also among the activities on offer. Air conditioning, heating and non-smoking rooms complete the general facilities. In the rooms, you will find a private bathroom, a shower or bath, towels and free toiletries.

Sisteron is in the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence, amid the open scenery of the Durance Valley. The old town rises around a rock topped by its citadel, with narrow streets, Provençal façades and viewpoints over the surrounding hills. The countryside is made up of villages, hills and roads following the valley. This setting suits travellers who want to combine heritage visits with outdoor activities, with a car useful for exploring the surrounding area.

The Citadel of Sisteron, 7 km away, is the town’s main historic landmark; its ramparts and panoramas reveal its defensive role. Notre-Dame des Pommiers Church, also 7 km away, completes a visit to the old town. The hamlet of Valauris is 50 m from the property, while Valernes, 1.5 km away, offers another stop amid the rural scenery. Sisteron railway station, 8 km away, connects the town with regional travel. Cycling and hiking also let you explore the valley’s roads and trails.

Sunny days are well suited to walks between villages, stops to admire the Durance and visits to Sisteron in the late afternoon, when the light brings out the contours of the citadel. In spring and autumn, temperatures are often pleasant for walking or cycling. In summer, plan outdoor outings for early morning or evening, then spend the hottest hours exploring the old streets and monuments. Canoeing and horse riding add to the walks in this part of Provence.