Chambres d'Hôtes Le Baou

Chambres d'Hôtes Le Baou offers a 50 m² Family Room, arranged to accommodate up to four people. It includes a private bathroom and a fitted kitchen, allowing you to prepare meals and enjoy a practical space for a family stay. The private terrace opens onto the garden; the room also overlooks the mountains, town and river.

The layout includes one double bed and two single beds, as well as a fridge, oven, microwave, hob and electric kettle. A coffee machine and dining table complete the kitchenette. The flat-screen TV, soundproofing and barbecue are also among the facilities. The patio and terrace extend the space outdoors, while the garden furniture lets you enjoy meals outside. This layout combines separate sleeping arrangements, living space and cooking facilities.

The outdoor areas include a garden, patio, sun terrace and furniture for dining outside. You can also use the barbecue, picnic area and badminton equipment. A table tennis table and children's playground complete the on-site activities; outdoor games and board games are also available. The surrounding area is suitable for hiking.

The 24-hour reception and luggage storage provide practical services during your stay. Breakfast is served on site, including in your room, with menus for specific dietary requirements available on request; a kettle and coffee machine are provided. Wi-Fi is free in the rooms. Private parking is free, with just one space available, subject to availability. The Family Room has a fitted kitchen and dining area, and the accommodation also offers a flat-screen TV with cable and satellite channels.

Annot is a village in the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence, surrounded by mountains and known for its large sandstone formations. The village's narrow streets, old houses and rocky landscapes give it a mountain character. Walkers will find trails among rocks, woods and valleys; the village also suits travellers who prefer to explore a small Provençal town at their own pace rather than stay at a lively resort.

Le Baou d’Annot offers a viewpoint over the sandstone formations and surrounding area. In the village, Saint-Jean-Baptiste Church and Vérimande Chapel add heritage stops to your walks. The Verdon Regional Natural Park lets you extend your outings to the region's natural landscapes. Annot railway station serves the area via the Chemins de fer de Provence, on the line known as the Train des Pignes; a car is useful for reaching several nearby sites and villages.

Spring and early autumn are good times for hiking, when temperatures are milder. In summer, you can plan outings early in the day and spend the hottest hours relaxing in the garden or on the terrace. You could start the day with a walk through the village, continue along the trails around the sandstone rocks and finish by exploring the valley's landscapes. Bring suitable walking shoes and check local conditions before setting out on a long hike.