Domaine De JI

The rooms at Domaine De JI include a Double Room, a Family Room and a Triple Room with Terrace. All have a private bathroom and overlook the garden. The Double Room measures 22 m²; the more spacious Family Room measures 32 m². The third room also measures 22 m² and stands out for its terrace and air conditioning.

The Double Room has a double bed and a private entrance. The Family Room combines a double bed with a sofa bed and includes books, DVDs or music for children. In the Triple Room, a seating area provides extra space, while air conditioning is an additional feature. The rooms also have an outdoor dining area and overlook the swimming pool or garden. Bed configurations and facilities vary by room.

The shared areas at Domaine De JI are arranged around the garden, terrace and picnic area. Outdoor furniture and a dining area make it easy to sit outside, while the barbecue facilities let you prepare a meal outdoors. The outdoor swimming pool is open seasonally and has a shallow end. Sun loungers and parasols are also available.

Inside, a shared lounge with a TV offers a place to relax. You can also enjoy mini golf and board games or puzzles. Packed lunches are available, and a kettle or coffee machine is provided. Books, DVDs or music are available for children. Free private parking is available on site, and the free Wi-Fi is suitable for streaming and video calls. The rooms have a private bathroom, toiletries and a hairdryer.

Montagnac is a small Provençal village in the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence, within the Verdon Regional Natural Park. The landscape alternates between hills, fields and stone villages, with a rural atmosphere suited to travellers looking for walks and days in the open air. The village is in the Lake Sainte-Croix area, whose turquoise waters and shores attract visitors in summer.

Lake Sainte-Croix is 3.8 km away; its beaches and swimming areas make it easy to enjoy the water, while water sports are available around the lake. In Riez, ancient remains and Roman columns recall the region’s history. The Baudinard Gorges viewpoint offers views over the landscapes of the Verdon. You can also explore Montagnac and the neighbouring villages on foot, taking time to wander through their lanes and small squares. A car is useful for reaching the area’s different natural sites and villages.

The warmer months are well suited to swimming, canoeing and hiking in the Verdon Regional Natural Park; in high summer, the shores of the lake are particularly busy. In spring and early autumn, milder temperatures are favourable for walks and excursions in the villages. You can spend a day swimming in the lake, visiting Riez and walking alongside the hills. To explore the landscape without the heavy summer crowds, consider visiting in May, June or September.