Golf Resort de Digne-les-Bains by Adonis

Rooms include double rooms, a twin room, a triple room and a family room. All have a private bathroom and a television, and several offer a view. The Double Rooms and Twin Room are on the ground floor and are suited to two people. The Triple Room also has air conditioning and accommodates three people.

The Family Room stands out for its area of 90 m² and capacity for five people. Located on the second floor, it has a fully equipped kitchen and a washing machine, as well as a private bathroom. Room sizes range from 12 m² for the Double Rooms and Twin Room to 35 m² for the Triple Room. Bed configurations vary by category, with single beds, a double bed or a combination of the two. Towels and bed linen are among the amenities provided.

The private 18-hole golf course sets the tone for the activities available on site. You can also enjoy the outdoor swimming pool, garden and terraces, or relax on the sun loungers under the parasols. The restaurant serves regional cuisine; a bar, an on-site café and a snack bar round out the dining options. Continental breakfast is served in the morning.

The surrounding area is suited to cycling, mountain biking, hiking and walks, and the hotel offers bicycle rental and cycling tours. Packed lunches are available for meals out. Free public parking is available on site. Free Wi-Fi is available in the rooms. Accommodation has private bathrooms, and some family rooms offer more space. Luggage storage, meeting rooms and fax and photocopying facilities are also available. The setting suits both golf enthusiasts and travellers looking to explore the landscapes and paths of the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence.

Digne-les-Bains lies in the Bléone Valley, between Alpine peaks and Provençal landscapes. This town in the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence combines town-centre life with a setting of mountains, hills and walking trails. Spa visitors, geology enthusiasts and travellers seeking outdoor activities can each find different ways to discover the area. The golf course and green spaces around the hotel offer a glimpse of the open landscape that characterises the outskirts of the town.

Golf de Digne La Lavande is 380 m away, and the surrounding area also includes villages such as Aiglun and Le Chaffaut-Saint-Jurson. In Digne, Maison Alexandra David-Neel traces the life of the explorer and writer; the Samten Dzong museum is dedicated to her world. La Dalle aux ammonites, known for its fossils visible in the rock, is one of the area's notable geological sites. Digne's centre has markets, religious buildings and museums. A car makes getting around easier: the hotel is not served by public transport, and nearby attractions are spread throughout the valley.

Spring and autumn are well suited to walks and cycling when temperatures are milder. In summer, the days are ideal for making use of the pool and enjoying outdoor activities; the heat makes it worth setting off on hikes early in the morning. A stay can combine golf, a look around Digne's heritage and an excursion into the Géoparc de Haute-Provence, whose landscapes and geological formations tell a long story of the region. To see the lavender fields on the Valensole plateau, flowering usually takes place in late June and July. The surrounding hills also offer walking routes to suit the season and your preferred level of difficulty.