Gîtes à La Ferme Du Marquisat

Each of the three apartments at Gîtes à La Ferme Du Marquisat has one bedroom, measures 20 m² and accommodates two people. They include a private bathroom with a shower and a separate entrance. Air conditioning and a television complete the indoor space, while a patio extends each apartment outdoors.

The fitted kitchen lets you prepare meals on site. It includes utensils, a microwave, toaster, electric kettle, coffee machine and dishwasher. The patio overlooks the garden and mountains, two defining features of these apartments. Each has a double bed. All three offer the same floor area and essential amenities, with space suited to a couple or two people travelling together.

The outdoor areas include a patio, garden furniture and a garden where you can sit. On-site water sports facilities add to the options for cycling, hiking and horse riding. A beach is also listed among the facilities. Air conditioning and heating help keep the rooms comfortable, and all rooms are non-smoking.

Each accommodation unit has a kitchen with utensils, a toaster, an electric kettle, a microwave and a dishwasher. A coffee machine, bed linen and towels are also provided. The private bathroom has a shower, and the separate entrance provides direct access to the apartment. A television completes the media facilities, and internet access is available. Free parking is provided on site for those travelling by car. These amenities bring together what you need to cook, relax and enjoy the garden after a day by the lake or on the trails.

Crots is in the Hautes-Alpes, on the shores of Lake Serre-Ponçon, amid mountains, forests and valleys. The village and surrounding hamlets have a rural pace, with farms, hiking paths and views of the peaks. The region appeals to travellers looking to alternate outdoor activities with days by the water. Boscodon Forest and its abbey give this area a distinctive character, combining religious heritage with Alpine scenery.

Boscodon Abbey, 900 m away, is worth visiting for its Romanesque architecture and monastic history. Boscodon Forest, 2.0 km away, has walking routes beneath the trees. Château de Picomtal, 3.0 km away, overlooks the lake and offers a chance to explore a historic local landmark. Chanterenne Beach, 3.5 km away, provides access to the lake for swimming and water sports. Embrun, whose railway station is 7 km away, is a rail connection to the valley.

In summer, the days are suited to swimming, boat trips and hikes in the surrounding hills; cooler mornings are pleasant for setting out on foot. In spring and autumn, forest paths offer another way to explore the region, with changing colours and fewer visitors. You can spend a day visiting the abbey, walking in the forest and taking a break by the lake. Having a car is useful for exploring the villages and the different access points to the lakeshore.