Gite Le Rebanchon

The rooms at Le Gite Le Rebanchon come in three sizes: double, triple and quadruple. All overlook the mountains and have a private bathroom, a flat-screen TV, a wardrobe, bed linen and towels. The beds are single beds, with two in the double room, three in the triple room and four in the quadruple room.

Room sizes range from 14 to 28 m². The double room is suitable for two people, while the triple and quadruple rooms accommodate three and four people respectively. Some rooms are on upper floors, accessible by stairs, while the double room is on the ground floor. A shower or bath, a hairdryer and free toiletries complete the in-room facilities. Heating is also provided. Views of the mountain landscape are a feature of all three room types, with more space in the rooms intended for larger groups.

The restaurant and communal lounge make up the shared spaces at Le Gite Le Rebanchon. A buffet breakfast is available on site, and the restaurant also serves wine and champagne. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property. Family rooms accommodate groups, while heating helps keep you comfortable during a mountain stay.

The surroundings are suited to walking, cycling and hiking. Indoors, a games room, a shared lounge with a TV and board games offer different ways to relax. Meeting and reception rooms complete the spaces available to guests. In the rooms, you will find a private bathroom with a shower or bath, free toiletries, a hairdryer, towels and bed linen. A flat-screen TV and mountain views are also among the facilities.

Le Casset is a mountain hamlet in the commune of Le Monêtier-les-Bains, in the Hautes-Alpes. The village houses sit among Alpine meadows, forests and peaks, near Écrins National Park. The setting suits travellers looking for walks in nature and a stay in a village rather than an urban centre. Le Monêtier-les-Bains, another centre in the valley, offers services and activities associated with mountain life.

The Musée du Moulin and Saint-Claude Church offer a glimpse of Le Casset’s local heritage. In the commune, the Musée d'art sacré presents works connected with the region’s religious history. Hiking trails lead into the landscapes of the Écrins massif, while the valley’s ski slopes attract visitors in winter. Briançon train station, 16 km away, serves the valley by rail; a car makes it easier to travel between the villages and trailheads.

In summer, you can spend the day walking, cycling or exploring the hamlets and Alpine scenery. Bring clothing suited to changing temperatures at altitude, even in fine weather. In winter, snow transforms the valley and makes mountain activities possible. Spring and autumn offer a quieter atmosphere for exploring the villages and trails, depending on the weather. Le Monêtier-les-Bains is also a stop from which to discover the landscapes and heritage of the Hautes-Alpes.