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The room is called “Double Room with Garden View” and accommodates up to three people. It measures 16 m² and has a private bathroom. Its windows look out over the garden and inner courtyard; it also has a private entrance and a dining area. The layout combines a single bed and a double bed, making it practical for a small group or family.

The room has a dining table, an electric kettle and a refrigerator. The bathroom is equipped with a shower or bathtub, a toilet and a hairdryer; free toiletries are provided. Bed linen and towels are also supplied. Outdoor furniture lets you enjoy the garden, while a clothes rack and a socket near the bed are useful everyday amenities.

The garden and furnished terrace extend the bed and breakfast's living spaces. Outdoor furniture and an outdoor dining area let you sit outside when the weather permits. There is also a bar on site. For meals in the room, a table, refrigerator and electric kettle are available. Bed linen, towels and free toiletries are provided.

Guests have access to free Wi-Fi, with a stated speed of 63 Mbps, as well as free private parking on site, with no reservation required. The room has a private bathroom and a separate entrance; the accommodation is entirely on the ground floor. Breakfast served on site can be buffet, continental or vegetarian. Pets are allowed on request at no extra charge. Family rooms and non-smoking rooms are available, and the accommodation is entirely non-smoking.

Ongles is in the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence, amid the hills and Provençal landscapes, between the Forcalquier area and the Montagne de Lure. The village and nearby hamlets have a rural setting, with roads crossing open spaces and farmland. This area suits travellers who want to explore the villages of Haute-Provence, walk through mid-mountain landscapes or drive between scattered sights.

Le Rocher d'Ongles is a nearby hamlet; the Bornes du Rocher d'Ongles are 220 m away. The Maison d'Histoire et de Mémoire d'Ongles, 2.1 km away, presents local history. Les Rochers des Mourres, 6.8 km away, form a landscape of rocks shaped by erosion. Further afield, the Citadelle and the Salagon Museum, 14 km away, offer an opportunity to explore the region's heritage and collections. The Gorges d’Oppedette, 22 km away, make another excursion into a natural landscape shaped by gorges.

The surrounding area is suited to walks and village visits throughout the year, with milder days in spring and autumn. Summer days in Provence are often hot, so it is best to plan walks for early morning or late afternoon. Lavender blooms colour parts of Haute-Provence in early summer, depending on the location and seasonal conditions. A day can combine a walk around Ongles with a heritage visit or an outing to the Montagne de Lure.