Domaine de l'Adoux

The rooms at Domaine de l'Adoux have a private bathroom, a flat-screen TV and mountain views. The selection includes double rooms, a small double room, triple rooms and several suites, including family suites and accommodation arranged across two bedrooms. Room sizes vary by category, from compact rooms to larger suites.

The two-bedroom suites can accommodate several guests and have different bed configurations. Some categories include a seating area; depending on the room, the bathroom has a bath or a shower. The rooms are soundproofed and have heating, a wardrobe and bed linen. Several categories can accommodate up to four people, while double rooms are intended for two guests. Category descriptions also mention free toiletries and a hairdryer. Bedding varies between a large double bed, single beds or a combination of the two.

The outdoor areas include a garden, a terrace and outdoor furniture; a sun terrace lets you enjoy the mountain setting. For ski days, the hotel offers ski pass sales, equipment hire, a ski school and a ski storage room. Bicycle hire is also available. Activities in the area include hiking, walking and cycling.

After a day outdoors, the sauna, hammam, steam bath and massages offer several ways to unwind. The restaurant and bar provide dining options; children's menus and menus for special diets are available on request. There is also a café on site. The hotel has a lift, luggage storage and a tour desk. Parking is free and private, with access for guests with reduced mobility. Wi-Fi is free throughout the property. An airport shuttle is available for an additional charge.

Saint-Jean Montclar lies in an Alpine landscape in the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence, among wooded slopes, mountain villages and open spaces. The area attracts skiers in winter and visitors who prefer hiking or cycling in warmer weather. It has the feel of a small-scale resort, with activities focused on the mountains rather than large urban centres.

Montclar ski resort is 2.5 km away; several ski lifts serve the area, including those at Graves and Vieux Courtier. Musée de Montclar offers an insight into local history, while Château de Montclar is a local heritage landmark. Écrins National Park, 8 km away, offers protected landscapes and outdoor trails. Further afield, Les Demoiselles Coiffées, 27 km away, features rock formations sculpted by erosion. A car makes it easier to travel between villages and different walking trailheads.

In winter, the slopes and snow activities set the pace of the day; the hotel offers ski equipment hire and has a ski storage room. In spring and summer, the trails and mountain roads are suited to walking or cycling, with temperatures generally milder at altitude than on the plains. For a more leisurely outing, you can combine a walk in the area with a visit to a village or a pause to take in the Alpine scenery. Autumn brings vivid colours to the forests and slopes, while winter suits travellers visiting mainly to ski.