Chambre d'hôtes La Citadelle

Chambre d'hôtes La Citadelle offers two double rooms, each for two people and measuring 15 m². Both have a private bathroom, a terrace, a minibar and soundproofed walls. The rooms overlook the garden and the surrounding countryside. One also looks out over the mountain and river, while the other overlooks the garden and swimming pool.

The bathrooms also set the two rooms apart: the Double Room with Mountain View has a bath, while the Double Room with Garden View has a walk-in shower. Both are equipped with free toiletries, a hairdryer and a toilet. Each terrace extends the indoor space and lets you enjoy the outdoors. The first room therefore combines mountain and river views with a bath, while the second offers a walk-in shower and a view of the swimming pool.

The outdoor areas include a garden, a sun terrace, a patio and outdoor furniture, as well as an outdoor dining area and a picnic area. The outdoor swimming pool is open seasonally; sun loungers and a pool cover are also provided. The open-air bath offers another way to enjoy the setting. Indoors, the shared lounge has a TV area. The property also has ski storage, while heating and soundproofing add to the comfort of the spaces.

The rooms have a private bathroom, free toiletries, towels and bed linen. For meals, you will find a table, a dining area, a refrigerator and an electric kettle; a minibar and a tea or coffee maker complete the facilities. Internet access is available, with free Wi-Fi throughout the property. Free private parking is on site and includes spaces accessible to guests with reduced mobility.

Lardier-et-Valença is a small commune in the Hautes-Alpes, set among valleys, hills and scattered villages. The surrounding countryside suits travellers looking for outdoor activities and a slower pace than in a large city. You can alternate walks, cycling and breaks in the garden, while the mountains shape the activities on offer according to the season. The village of La Saulce is nearby, in an area characterised by the scenery of the Durance Valley.

La Saulce Vieille offers a viewpoint over the surrounding area, while Château de Tallard lets you discover a medieval building in a neighbouring village. Montagne de Céüse draws hiking and Alpine scenery enthusiasts; its summit reaches 2,016 m. Gap, the main town in the Hautes-Alpes, offers another stop for exploring its centre and cathedral. Golf de Gap-Bayard adds another option for an outing in the region. A car is useful for reaching the various sites and enjoying the mountain routes. Marseille Provence Airport is 167 km away.

In fine weather, you can enjoy walks, cycling and outings in the hills, while in winter you can consider skiing, depending on conditions and which ski areas are open. A day could combine a walk nearby, a stop in Tallard and a return to enjoy the swimming pool in season. Travellers who prefer sightseeing can spend part of their stay in Gap and the villages of the valley. The mountain climate makes it useful to bring clothes suited to changing temperatures, especially for excursions at altitude.