Chambres et table d'hôtes au chalet Datcha

The three rooms at Chambres et table d'hôtes au chalet Datcha each have a private bathroom and a balcony with mountain views. They differ in size and capacity: the Family Room measures 30 m² and accommodates up to five people, the Triple Room measures 20 m² and is suitable for three guests, while the Double Room with Balcony measures 15 m² and sleeps two. The Family and Triple Rooms have a bath as well as a shower; the Double Room has a shower or bath. Bed linen, heating and a hairdryer are among the amenities. The upper floors are accessible by stairs only.

The Family Room stands out for its three beds and more generous space. The Triple Room has two beds and sleeps three. For a stay for two, the Double Room has a large double bed and a balcony overlooking the mountains.

Free private parking is available on site without prior reservation. Wi-Fi is accessible free of charge throughout the property. Pets are allowed; a surcharge may apply. These services complement the chalet's outdoor spaces, which include a garden and a terrace, as well as a hot tub. The rooms have private bathrooms, and some configurations are suitable for families.

Indoor amenities include heating, parquet flooring and ironing facilities. The bathrooms include a shower or bath, a toilet and a hairdryer; bed linen and towels are also provided. The rooms offer mountain views and have a balcony. The upper floors are accessible by stairs only. Breakfast is served on site and includes continental, American or buffet options. The chalet brings together useful amenities for a stopover in Briançon or a stay with several guests.

Briançon stretches across the Hautes-Alpes, between Alpine peaks and valleys. The town combines an old stone centre, steep lanes and a fortified heritage marked by Vauban's works, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Its mountain setting attracts visitors interested in both history and outdoor activities. The landscape changes considerably with the seasons, while the town remains lively all year round.

Parc de la Schappe has paths and green spaces for a peaceful stroll. In the old town, historic gates and fortifications showcase Briançon's defensive architecture. Maison du Parc national des Écrins and Musée du Ski offer insights into the mountains and their history. Briançon railway station is 350 m away, and Prorel 1 gondola, 940 m away, provides access to the Serre Chevalier ski area. The centre is easy to explore on foot, although the steep streets call for comfortable shoes.

In winter, the region is well suited to skiing and snowshoeing; the ski season usually runs from December into spring, depending on conditions. In summer, hiking trails lead to the scenery of the Écrins and high-altitude views. A day can begin with the ramparts and old lanes, then continue with a mountain excursion. Sunny days are common in the Hautes-Alpes, but evenings remain cool, even in summer, so bring an extra layer after an outing.