Hotel Le Connetable

Hotel Le Connetable offers two room types: a double room and a family room with a bath. Both have a private bathroom, a flat-screen TV and a terrace overlooking the garden. A desk, hairdryer and facilities for making a hot drink are also among the in-room amenities.

The double room measures 20 m² and includes a patio; the beds can be arranged as two single beds or one extra-large double bed. The more spacious family room measures 30 m² and accommodates up to three people. It stands out for its bath, sofa and bunk beds, in addition to an extra-large double bed. The sauna is one of the highlighted facilities available with both room types.

Hotel Le Connetable provides free public parking on site and free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel. You can enjoy an outdoor swimming pool, a terrace and family rooms. A café, a bar and a tea/coffee maker complete the facilities. Non-smoking areas are also available.

The outdoor furniture and dining area let you enjoy a meal on the sun terrace. The ski storage and sauna meet the needs of mountain stays, while outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy skiing, hiking, cycling, horse riding, canoeing or fishing. Darts are also available, and a golf course is less than 3 km away. Pets are allowed; an additional charge may apply.

Saint-Bonnet-en-Champsaur is a village in the Hautes-Alpes, in the Champsaur valley, among meadows, forests and Alpine terrain. Its centre features old houses and quiet streets around Place du Champ de Foire. The atmosphere suits travellers looking for a stay at the pace of a mountain village, with outdoor activities available depending on the season.

Écrins National Park shapes the region’s landscape and offers hiking routes in a high-mountain setting. The Maison de la photographie Vivian Maier, 2.4 km away, showcases the work of the photographer who lived in the village. Saint-Bonnet Church, 340 m away, makes for a stop in the centre. The Charance Estate, 12 km away, has a park and gardens above Gap. Gap railway station is 13 km away and connects to the valley by road.

In summer, the trails and mountain roads are suited to hiking and cycling; you can split your days between a walk in the village and an excursion into the landscapes of the Écrins. In winter, skiing enthusiasts head to the resorts of the Champsaur. Spring and early autumn offer another way to explore the valley, when the paths are good for walks and the surrounding villages can be visited at a leisurely pace. A car makes it easier to get between the sights and scattered hamlets.