Grand Chalet Du Lac Du Boreon

The rooms at Le Grand Chalet Du Lac Du Boreon accommodate up to two people and all have private bathrooms. Several double rooms combine a terrace with lake views and a flat-screen TV. These rooms range from 12 to 15 m². Some have a hairdryer, while others include features such as heating and parquet flooring. The names of the other categories indicate views of the garden, mountains or lake. Depending on the room, sleeping arrangements include a double bed, a large double bed or a single bed.

The rooms therefore differ in size, views and amenities. The first double rooms are distinguished by a terrace with lake views, while the categories named for their outlook let you choose between garden, mountain and lake views. Every room has a private bathroom; additional amenities vary by category.

Le Grand Chalet Du Lac Du Boreon has free private parking on site, with no prior reservation required, as well as street parking. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the guest house. Outside, a sun terrace, outdoor furniture and an outdoor fireplace complement the picnic area. These spaces let you enjoy the mountain setting between outings.

Outdoor activities include hiking, horse riding, fishing, walking tours and bike tours. A shared lounge with a TV provides an indoor space to relax. The guest house also offers daily housekeeping and packed lunches. Parking is available for guests with reduced mobility. Heating is provided in the relevant areas, and non-smoking rooms are available. Continental breakfast is served on site, alongside the practical amenities available during your stay.

Le Boréon is a mountain area in the commune of Saint-Martin-Vésubie, in Alpes-Maritimes, within Mercantour National Park. The lake and forests give this valley a high-mountain atmosphere, with landscapes that change through the seasons. Walkers will find trails, streams and alpine terrain; the area also suits visitors seeking a peaceful stay away from large urban centres. The village of Saint-Martin-Vésubie, 5.4 km away, offers another side to your stay, with its streets, old houses and services.

Cascade du Boréon is 230 m away and makes for a short walk to a natural site in the valley. Parc Alpha, devoted to wolves, is 930 m away; it offers the chance to discover the wildlife of the Mercantour in a managed setting. Parc Alpha Chalet d'accueil du Boréon is 280 m away. Further afield, Col Saint-Martin opens onto mountain scenery and hiking routes. Nice is the region’s main gateway; its airport is listed as 69 km away. The road runs through the inland valleys, and a car makes it easier to travel between villages and trailheads.

Summer is well suited to hiking, walks by the water and nature-watching trips; bring clothing suitable for changing temperatures at altitude. In spring and autumn, the forest colours transform the walks, while shorter days make it worth choosing nearby routes. In winter, the terrain and mountain conditions affect travel; check local road conditions before setting off. You can combine a walk in Le Boréon with a visit to Saint-Martin-Vésubie in one day.