Chalet Saint Bernard

Le Chalet Saint Bernard offers two room types, suited to stays for couples or families. The Double Room measures 13 m² and accommodates two people; the larger Family Room, at 19 m², can accommodate up to four guests. Both have a private bathroom with a shower, a flat-screen TV and a city view. Soundproofing is also a feature they have in common.

The bed arrangements distinguish the two rooms: the first has a double bed, while the Family Room has a double bed and bunk beds. Each room also has an electric kettle. The Family Room is on a floor accessible only by stairs. These two options therefore offer different spaces and sleeping arrangements while sharing a private bathroom and an urban view.

Le Chalet Saint Bernard offers several facilities to make a mountain stay easy to organise. Ski-to-door access and a ski storage room make days on the slopes easier. A sunny, south-facing terrace offers an outdoor space for a break. You can also enjoy a shared lounge with a TV, a library and board games. Activities such as skiing, hiking, cycling and fishing are among the leisure options.

The continental breakfast includes pastries, cheese, ham and locally produced jam. A teapot or coffee machine is also available. The family rooms have a kettle, a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. Free Wi-Fi is available in the common areas. Public parking spaces are on the street and nearby; they cannot be reserved, and a supplement may be charged.

Montgenèvre is a mountain resort in the Hautes-Alpes, near the Italian border, where Alpine scenery accompanies village activities throughout the year. In winter, the slopes and ski lifts shape the days; in warmer weather, trails invite you to walk through the mountain pastures and discover the surrounding peaks. The centre brings together the services useful for stays at altitude, with a village atmosphere focused on mountain sports.

From Le Chalet Saint Bernard, Montgenèvre ski resort is 540 m away and the Obelisk of Napoleon is 390 m away. Saint-Maurice Church is 40 m away; Montgenèvre bus station is 190 m away. The local golf course offers a change of activity during the summer season. Briançon, known for its fortifications designed by Vauban and listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is 12 km away. Briançon railway station serves the valley; a car is useful for exploring the surrounding villages and landscapes.

In winter, bring clothing suited to the cold and changing weather at altitude, then enjoy the slopes and views across the ski area. Summer is a good time for hiking, cycling and breaks on terraces, while golf offers another way to enjoy the mountains. A trip to Briançon lets you spend a day exploring its fortified streets and heritage. The mountain pass leads towards Italy and the landscapes of Piedmont, for an excursion beyond the French Alps.