Hotel Les Chênes

The rooms at Hotel Les Chênes include double, twin, triple and family rooms, in Standard or Superior versions. They range from 12 to 34 m². All have a private bathroom, a flat-screen TV and soundproofed walls. Several rooms, including the Superior and family rooms, have air conditioning.

For two people, you can choose a Double Room with a double bed or a Twin Room with two single beds. The Triple Rooms combine a double bed and a single bed and accommodate up to three people. Family Rooms provide three beds and accommodate up to four or six people, depending on the room. Depending on the room, the bathroom has a shower, a bath or both. The Family Rooms and Triple Rooms suit small groups, while the Double and Twin Rooms offer layouts for two people.

The outdoor areas include a garden, outdoor furniture and two terraces, one of which is a sun terrace. You can also enjoy the shared lounge with a TV, outdoor play equipment for children, and board games and puzzles. Table tennis adds another activity on site, while the massage services include body, hand, head, foot, neck and back treatments.

The restaurant offers a buffet with options for children, children's menus and special-diet menus on request. A bar completes the dining options. The rooms have a private bathroom, a TV and internet access; some categories are suitable for families. Private parking and Wi-Fi in the rooms are free. Meeting and reception facilities are also available. For downtime, the terrace and garden have furnished areas with sun loungers and parasols.

Sisteron stretches across the Durance Valley, among the mountain landscapes of Alpes-de-Haute-Provence. The old town rises at the foot of a citadel overlooking the river and rooftops. It is a distinctive stop for travellers following the Route Napoléon, as well as a place to visit if you are interested in mountain scenery and Provençal heritage. You can explore the old streets, façades and passageways of the centre on foot before heading to the riverbanks or higher ground to take in the valley.

The Citadel of Sisteron, 2.4 km from the hotel, is the town's main landmark; its fortifications and panoramic views offer a glimpse into local history. Notre-Dame-et-Saint-Thyrse Cathedral and the Terre & Temps Museum add visits to religious heritage and collections devoted to time and measurement. Sisteron railway station is 3.3 km away. The A51 motorway, 2 km away, connects the town with other stops in the valley. A car makes it easier to explore the surrounding landscapes, although you can get around the historic centre on foot.

For a day in Sisteron, start with the narrow streets and the citadel, then take time to walk along the Durance or stop in the centre. Spring and autumn are pleasant seasons for walking and visiting the sights without the summer heat; in summer, the days are well suited to breaks on a terrace and swimming when local conditions allow. The Route Napoléon is also a good choice for a driving route through the region's mountain landscapes and villages.