Gîte Bistrot

Gîte Bistrot welcomes guests to an entire 80 m² home, arranged around three bedrooms and designed for up to eight people. The layout suits families or groups who want several sleeping areas and a shared, fully equipped kitchen. The private bathroom includes a shower; bed linen and towels are provided.

The home has six single beds and one double bed. In the kitchen, you have a fridge, dishwasher, oven, hob, microwave, toaster, kettle and coffee machine. There is a table for dining in. A flat-screen TV with cable channels completes the facilities. This layout brings the sleeping areas and home facilities together under one roof, with a private bathroom for the entire accommodation.

Gîte Bistrot brings together facilities for meals and family activities. The kitchen has a dining table, fridge, oven, hob, dishwasher, microwave, toaster and kettle. A coffee machine and kitchenware let you prepare meals in the home. The on-site restaurant offers another dining option without leaving the village.

Free public parking is available on the street, with an electric vehicle charging station. The picnic area and outdoor play equipment, including a children's playground, add to the leisure facilities. Activities in the surrounding area include hiking, walking, horse riding, canoeing, fishing and skiing. Massages and beauty services are also available. Pets are allowed at no extra charge.

Le Mas is a mountain village in Alpes-Maritimes, set among valleys, wooded slopes and scattered hamlets. Its rural character suits travellers looking for walks, scenic drives and a leisurely exploration of the hinterland. The village has a few heritage landmarks, while the surrounding area alternates between small communities, trails and natural sites. A car makes it easier to get around this sparsely populated region.

Saint-Arnoux Chapel is 50 m away and Notre-Dame Church is 120 m away; both offer a glimpse of local heritage. Pont d’Aiglun, 4.5 km away, makes a picturesque stop among the valley's gorges and scenery. Haut-Thorenc Biological Reserve, 4.3 km away, offers the chance to explore a protected natural area. Verdon Regional Nature Park is 12 km away. Local roads also lead to villages such as Les Mujouls and Aiglun, as well as to viewpoints over the hills.

Fine weather is well suited to hiking, walks and outings to natural sites; in summer, you can enjoy longer days outdoors. Skiing is also available in the region during the colder season. For a varied day out, you can spend the morning walking around the village, then drive to a bridge, chapel or nearby trail. Allow time for journeys between hamlets and sites, and adapt your outings to the mountain weather.