Hôtel des Alpes - Skiers & Bikers Lodge

The rooms at Hôtel des Alpes - Skiers & Bikers Lodge are available as single, double, twin and triple rooms. They all have a private bathroom with a shower, a wardrobe, heating, wooden flooring, towels and bed linen. Mountain views are a feature of every room type. The rooms are accessed by stairs.

Room sizes range from 15 to 25 m². The triple room, the largest, accommodates three people and has three single beds. The double room has one double bed, while the twin room has two single beds. The single room, for one person, measures 15 m². Free toiletries are provided in all room types. All rooms also overlook the mountains. You can choose between different sleeping arrangements to suit the make-up of your party.

Hôtel des Alpes - Skiers & Bikers Lodge has a terrace and outdoor furniture, with a space set up for enjoying the fresh air. The rooms include a private bathroom, toilet, shower or bath, towels, bed linen and free toiletries. They offer mountain views. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel.

You can enjoy coffee on site and request special-diet menus. A selection of wine and champagne is also available. For mountain activities, the hotel provides ski storage and sells ski passes; a ski school is among the services offered. Hiking, cycling, skiing and walking tours are among the available activities. Concerts, shows, themed dinners and a games room provide further ways to spend your time. The rooms are accessed by stairs.

La Grave is a mountain village in the Hautes-Alpes, in the Romanche Valley, facing the Meije massif. The houses and streets of the village are set in an alpine landscape shaped by peaks, glaciers and slopes. The area mainly attracts travellers who come to hike, ski or cycle along mountain roads. The village also preserves religious buildings and traces of its local history.

Notre-Dame de l'Assomption church and the Chapelle des Pénitents are in the village, as is the Monument des Fusillés. The Glaciers de la Meije cable car provides access to the high-altitude area and views of the surrounding glaciers and peaks. The Cascade de la Meije and the arboretum are other places to explore nearby. National Route 91 runs through the valley and connects the alpine villages; journeys to more distant sites are mainly made by road.

In summer, trails offer a way to discover the landscapes on foot, with routes suited to different levels depending on the one you choose. Cycling and trips to the hamlets offer another way to explore the valley. In winter, skiing and snow activities shape the days, subject to mountain conditions. Spring and autumn are well suited to walks in the village and excursions into neighbouring valleys. The weather changes quickly at altitude, so bring suitable clothing and check local conditions before heading into the mountains.