Coquelicot

Coquelicot offers a 25 m² double room designed for two people. It has a private bathroom and a private entrance. A terrace extends the indoor space and overlooks the garden and swimming pool. The room includes a flat-screen TV and a coffee machine; toiletries, a hairdryer and a clothes-drying rack are also provided. Guests have access to a shared kitchen with a dining table, hob, kitchenware, refrigerator, electric kettle and microwave.

The sleeping arrangements include a double bed, a single bed and a sofa bed. The room stands out for its views of the garden and swimming pool, as well as its private terrace. The bathroom has a shower or bath. The parquet flooring, clothes rack and socket near the bed complete the facilities. This layout combines a place to relax with practical amenities for a stay for two in the village of Montagnac.

The outdoor areas include a garden, a terrace and outdoor furniture. You can eat outside in the outdoor dining area, then relax on the sun terrace. The seasonal outdoor swimming pool has a shallow end; sun loungers and parasols are also provided. Barbecue facilities complete the garden amenities.

Free parking is available on site, and Wi-Fi is free. The shared kitchen includes a dining table, hob, kitchenware, refrigerator, electric kettle and microwave. Indoors, you will find a dining area, a sofa, a fan and heating. The room has a private entrance, a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. Coquelicot is for adults only; indoor areas are non-smoking, and there is a designated smoking area outside.

Montagnac is a small Provençal village in the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence, surrounded by hills and Mediterranean landscapes. The village's narrow streets and Saint-Pierre Church offer a glimpse of local life, while the surrounding paths invite you to go for a walk. The village suits travellers who prefer quiet villages and outings in the countryside to large urban centres. The Verdon Regional Natural Park extends across the surrounding area and shapes the landscapes of this part of the department.

Lake Sainte-Croix, 3.6 km away, draws visitors for swimming, water sports and views of the Verdon's hills. The Verdon Gorge offers hiking routes and viewpoints over the canyon. Moustiers-Sainte-Marie, 19 km away, is known for its sloping streets, faience workshops and star suspended between the cliffs. Nearby Riez preserves Roman columns and traces of its ancient past. A car makes it easier to travel between these villages and natural sites scattered across the area's rolling landscape.

In fine weather, you can enjoy the lake and scenic roads; in the height of summer, the shores are busy, so an early outing may be more pleasant. In spring and September, temperatures are often milder for walking or visiting villages. You could spend a day strolling around Moustiers, taking a break by the lake and making a detour to Riez. The markets and village squares also offer a glimpse of Provençal produce and local customs, while the nearby paths are suited to peaceful walks.