Château le Beylon - Chambres d'hôtes - BANDB

The five rooms at Château le Beylon are designed for two people and all have a private bathroom. They range from 15 to 26 m² and offer views of the garden and mountains. Wooden floors and heating are among their shared amenities; bathrobes, bed linen and a hairdryer are also provided. Each room is furnished with a large double bed.

The names distinguish the rooms overlooking the garden from those facing the mountains. The 26 m² room stands out for its fireplace, as well as a kettle for making a hot drink. The other rooms vary in size, at 15, 20, 21 and 23 m². All have a wardrobe or clothes rack and a bathroom with a shower or bath. The decor includes wooden floors and views of the scenery or garden.

At Château le Beylon, the communal areas include a shared lounge, a garden and a sun terrace. A picnic area lets you enjoy the outdoors, while outdoor furniture provides a place to sit in the garden. Children have outdoor play equipment and board games. A hot tub rounds off the leisure facilities.

Wi-Fi is available free of charge throughout the property, and free private parking is available on site. A free shuttle service is also offered. The reception is open 24 hours a day. The rooms have a private bathroom, towels, bed linen and a hairdryer; some overlook the garden or mountains. Breakfast is served as a continental buffet. For time indoors, the shared lounge has a TV area. The rooms and indoor areas are heated.

Montmaur is a village in the Hautes-Alpes, surrounded by mountains and open scenery, away from major urban centres. The setting lends itself to walks, drives and mountain-focused stays. The village and its surroundings combine rural heritage, hamlets and viewpoints; the valley has a peaceful atmosphere that will appeal to travellers seeking days outdoors rather than an itinerary of city sights.

Château de Montmaur, about 850 m away, is a nearby attraction that recalls local history. For mountain scenery in the Dévoluy massif, Pic de Bure draws hikers and fans of Alpine landscapes. Saint-Arnoux Cathedral and Square Aristide Briand are in Gap, where you can also explore the streets of the centre. Veynes-Dévoluy railway station, 7 km away, serves the region; a car makes it easier to travel between villages, trails and natural sites.

The warmer months are well suited to hiking and taking breaks in mountain villages, while cooler seasons invite you to discover local heritage and changing scenery. Wear suitable shoes if you go walking, and check the conditions on the day before heading to higher altitudes. You could combine a visit to the château with lunch in the Montmaur area and a walk nearby. Gap adds a more urban stop to your stay, with its shopping streets and monuments. In winter, the mountains take on a different aspect, and the Dévoluy resorts offer snow activities depending on snow conditions.