Chez jacky

Chez jacky has two 20 m² double rooms, each accommodating two people. Both have a private entrance, a private bathroom, a TV and a terrace. Views are of the garden, mountains or inner courtyard. Bed linen and towels are provided. Each bathroom has free toiletries and a hairdryer, as well as either a shower or a bath.

Both rooms have a double bed and a wardrobe. The Double Room has a shower, while the Double Room with Garden View has a bath. The latter also features a terrace overlooking the garden and a tiled or marble floor. The first has a shower, while the second has a bath and a garden view.

Chez jacky has a garden with outdoor furniture and a sun terrace where you can sit outside. The rooms have a private entrance, a flat-screen TV and a private bathroom. Towels, bed linen, toiletries and a hairdryer are provided. Breakfast is served in continental or buffet style, and there is a café on site.

Free private parking is available on site, with no need to reserve in advance. Wi-Fi is free throughout the property. Pets are allowed, possibly for an additional charge; bowls and a pet basket can be provided. The rooms are non-smoking and have heating. Access is by key, and a lift serves the upper floors. Serres railway station is 600 m away, so you can walk to the house from the village centre. The terrace and garden also provide outdoor space for guests.

Serres is a village in the Hautes-Alpes, set in the Buëch valley among Alpine foothills and more southerly landscapes. Its streets run through a modest-sized old centre, where religious buildings and squares give the village a character distinct from that of the mountain resorts. The setting suits travellers who want to discover a small valley town, walk in the surrounding area and explore the roads of the Baronnies provençales and the southern Alps.

In the village, Chapelle Saint-Claude is 70 m away and Saint-Arey Church is 110 m away. The Trou de la Lune viewpoint, 600 m away, offers a chance to see the landscapes around Serres. Serres railway station is 600 m away; Aspres-sur-Buëch railway station is another rail link in the valley. A few kilometres away, the ruins of Château /Tour de Montclus bear witness to the history of the surrounding villages. A car is useful for exploring the valleys and scattered villages, while Serres centre is easy to explore on foot.

The seasons bring clear changes to the atmosphere in this part of the Southern Alps. Spring and autumn are well suited to walks and trips to villages, with temperatures often milder than in high summer. In summer, the days are ideal for hiking and outdoor activities; it is best to take water and sun protection on exposed routes. In winter, the landscape takes on a different character, and travel conditions can vary with the weather. You can start the day by exploring Serres’s narrow streets, then continue along the valley roads and stop in a neighbouring village.