Chambre d'hôtes La Margotte

Chambre d'hôtes La Margotte offers two double rooms for two people, both with garden views and a private bathroom. They have free toiletries, a hairdryer and a desk; bed linen and a toilet are also provided. The rooms overlook the countryside and are accessed by stairs.

The first room offers 22 m² of space and one extra-large double bed. The second is more compact at 15 m² and stands out for its balcony and refrigerator; it also has a garden view and a private bathroom. Both rooms have an electric kettle and a shower or bath. The balcony provides a private outdoor space for the second room, while the first stands out for its larger floor area. These differences let you choose between more indoor space and direct access to a balcony.

Chambre d'hôtes La Margotte's outdoor areas include a garden, a furnished terrace and outdoor furniture. An al fresco dining area and a picnic area let you enjoy a meal or take a break outside. Free private parking is available on site. The rooms are non-smoking and have tea and coffee-making facilities; an electric kettle is also provided in the accommodation.

Continental breakfast is served on site. The rooms include a private bathroom, free toiletries, towels, bed linen and a hairdryer. Heating is available in the house. The upper floors are accessible by stairs only, which is worth bearing in mind if you have difficulty using them. The terrace and garden offer separate outdoor spaces, while the dining area and furniture make it easy to sit outside for a meal or a rest.

Forcalquier lies amid the landscapes of Haute-Provence, among hills, cultivated fields and stone villages. The town combines old lanes, lively squares and wide views of the surrounding hills. La Margotte is on the outskirts of the village, in a rural setting suited to travellers who want to alternate heritage walks, gardens and quiet breaks. Forcalquier is also a stop from which to explore the markets and Provençal villages of the hinterland.

In Mane, the Citadel and Château de Sauvan offer a glimpse of local heritage; the château can be visited within an estate with remarkable gardens. Salagon, Museum and Gardens brings together an ancient priory and gardens devoted to the region's plants and traditions. These sites are a few kilometres from the house: Mane Citadel is 1.9 km away and Salagon is 2.3 km away. The village of Mane, with its lanes and stone-built heritage, is also 1.9 km away. La Brillanne-Oraison train station is 8 km away; a car makes it easier to travel between the villages and countryside sites.

In spring, the gardens and nearby paths are well suited to walks; in summer, markets and Provençal landscapes shape the visits. Lavender blooms vary with altitude and the conditions each year, but late June and July are often good times to look for it in the region. A day can combine a walk through Forcalquier's old lanes with a visit to Salagon, followed by a stop in the village of Mane. In autumn, milder temperatures invite you to enjoy walks and heritage visits.