Hôtel Les Trappeurs

The three room categories accommodate two, three or four people: Double Room, Triple Room and Quadruple Room. They range in size from 14 to 17 m². Each has a balcony with mountain views, a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. An electric kettle, a desk and a hairdryer are also among the amenities shared by the rooms.

The bed arrangements vary by category. The Double Room has two single beds. The Triple Room offers a double bed and a single bed, or three single beds. For four people, the Quadruple Room has two single beds and two bunk beds. The bathrooms have a shower; the description of the Double Room specifies a bath or shower. These layouts let you choose between a stay for two, a room for three or an option suited to a small family group.

The hotel has several spaces for meals and relaxation: a restaurant, a bar and an on-site café. Dining services include children's menus, options for special diets on request, and a buffet with choices for younger guests. Fruit and wine or champagne are also available. The rooms have a tea/coffee maker.

Outside, you'll find a terrace, a garden, outdoor furniture and a picnic area with barbecue facilities. Mountain lovers can make use of the ski-to-door access and ski storage. Activities are available on site or nearby, including hiking, cycling, horse riding and skiing. Wi-Fi is free throughout the hotel. Public parking on site is paid; pets are allowed, possibly for an extra charge.

Les Orres is a resort in the Southern Alps, in the Hautes-Alpes, known for its ski area and mountain scenery. The Prébois area suits stays that combine days on the slopes, woodland walks and breaks looking out at the peaks. The atmosphere changes with the seasons: winter draws visitors keen on snow sports, while summer opens up more trails for walkers and cyclists. The setting also suits families who want to plan active days without leaving the resort.

The ski lifts serve different parts of the ski area, and the Prélongis chairlift is 230 m away. Les Orres 1650 resort centre brings together the resort's services and activity starting points. Écrins National Park offers Alpine scenery and hiking routes to explore in the region. For a cultural outing, Musée Orrian showcases local history and traditions; the Les Orres viewpoint offers mountain panoramas. Embrun railway station is 9 km away, and the A51 motorway is 50 km away.

In winter, bring clothing suited to high-altitude temperatures and alternate skiing with breaks in different parts of the resort. Snow and conditions vary throughout the season. In summer, trails and outdoor activities offer another way to discover the terrain, with longer days for walking or cycling. Spring and autumn are quieter periods, suited to walks when mountain conditions allow. Embrun can round off a day spent discovering the valley's scenery and villages.