Hôtel Edelweiss

The eight categories include double, triple and quadruple rooms, ranging from 18 to 25 m². All have a private bathroom, a flat-screen TV and soundproofing. Depending on the category, the beds combine a large double bed, single beds or a sofa bed, making the rooms suitable for couples and small families alike.

Several rooms stand out for their balconies and views of the garden or mountains. Some superior categories include a coffee machine; the triple and quadruple rooms offer sleeping arrangements suited to family groups. The rooms with garden views overlook the mountains, while the Superior Double Room with Mountain View also has a balcony. Bathrooms have either a shower or a bath, depending on the room.

You can make use of the hotel's shared spaces during your stay, including a terrace, an executive lounge and luggage storage. The ski storage room caters to guests visiting for mountain activities, while the vending machine offers drinks. Room service and a wake-up service add to the practical amenities. Packed lunches are also available, and breakfast can be served in your room.

The rooms have a private bathroom, a flat-screen TV and an internet connection. Family and non-smoking rooms are available, and some are suitable for guests with allergies. Free public parking is available on site. Pets are allowed on request, potentially for an additional charge. For days on the slopes, the hotel has a dedicated ski storage room, and the reception can issue passes for Serre Chevalier. The terrace provides an outdoor space, while room service offers a convenient option for meals in your room.

Briançon lies in a valley in the Hautes-Alpes, surrounded by high peaks and Alpine scenery. The town combines an old centre with steep streets and Vauban fortifications, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with a more recent lower town. Its atmosphere changes with the seasons: visitors come for the heritage, walks and mountain activities, while residents enjoy a lively town throughout the year.

You can explore the old town on foot, passing through its gates and between squares, fountains and fortified buildings. Parc de la Schappe is a place to stroll beside the Durance, while Musée de la Mine and Musée du Ski offer insights into local history and Alpine pursuits. Prorel provides access to the Serre Chevalier ski area in winter and hiking routes in summer. Briançon train station, 950 m away, connects the town to the regional rail network; valley roads make it easy to get around by car.

In winter, you can alternate days on the slopes with visits to the fortified town, wearing clothing suited to the cold and altitude. From late spring to early autumn, nearby trails invite you to hike and explore the outdoors; weather conditions can change quickly in the mountains. A pleasant day might begin in the old town's lanes, continue with a walk in the park and end with views of the peaks. The proximity of Serre Chevalier also makes the area appealing outside the ski season, for outdoor activities.