Hôtel de la Place

The rooms at Hôtel de la Place include double, family and quadruple rooms, accommodating two to four people. All have a private bathroom and a terrace, with different views depending on the room type: some overlook the inner courtyard, while others face the mountains. Room sizes range from 11 to 20 m².

The double rooms have either a double bed or a large double bed. The family rooms differ in capacity and bed arrangements: one has a double bed and bunk beds, while another has a single bed and a double bed. The quadruple room also has a double bed and bunk beds. All rooms include a desk; several room types also have a flat-screen TV. One of the double rooms has a private bathroom located outside the room.

Hôtel de la Place brings together several places to eat and take a break: a restaurant, bar, on-site café and snack bar. Children's menus and menus for special diets are available on request; wine and champagne are also among the options. Breakfast is served at the hotel.

Free public parking is available on site, with street parking spaces and an electric vehicle charging station. Free Wi-Fi can be accessed in some rooms. The terrace and outdoor furniture let you spend time outside, while the shared lounge offers a place to meet indoors. Families have access to an indoor play area, board games and books for children. Luggage storage and a concierge service round out the services available to guests.

Mézel is a village in the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence, set among hills and valleys where small roads connect villages with natural areas. Life centres on the village and its streets, with a quieter atmosphere than in urban centres. This stop suits travellers who enjoy the scenery of the Provençal hinterland, walks and village visits, as well as families looking for a variety of excursions.

The Saint-Vincent Church is in Mézel, and remarkable geological formations can be found nearby. Digne-les-Bains offers another side to the visit, with the Gassendi Museum, Saint-Jérôme Cathedral and the Maison d'Alexandra David-Néel. The Verdon Regional Nature Park is a place to spend a day exploring the scenery, trails and villages of the region. Mézel-Châteauredon railway station is 1.6 km away; a car makes it easier to travel between the scattered sites of this hinterland.

In spring and autumn, temperatures are pleasant for walks and sightseeing, while summer is suited to outings early in the morning and breaks in the shade during the hottest hours. You can spend a day in Digne-les-Bains, then plan an excursion to the Verdon to discover its terrain and views. Country roads also invite you to stop in neighbouring villages such as Beynes or Estoublon, as you follow an unhurried itinerary. For a more active break, the trails and natural scenery offer a different pace from visits to historic sites.