Hôtel Restaurant La Pendine

The rooms at Hôtel Restaurant La Pendine include double, twin, triple and family rooms. The Double Room and Twin Room measure 15 m²; the Deluxe Room measures 20 m² and the Deluxe Triple Room 25 m². Several rooms have a balcony, and some offer mountain views. Triple rooms accommodate three people, while family rooms sleep up to five.

The double, triple and twin rooms have a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. The double and family rooms include a double bed in their various layouts; the twin rooms have two single beds. In the Deluxe Family Room, three single beds are added to the double bed. Several rooms have carpeted floors and heating, while several balconies look out over the mountain scenery.

Hôtel Restaurant La Pendine brings together several useful facilities for a mountain stay. The restaurant and bar are in the hotel, and children's menus are available. Outside, the garden and terrace offer places to sit. The reception is open 24 hours a day, and family and non-smoking rooms are among the available room categories.

For winter sports stays, the hotel has ski-to-door access and ski storage. Skiing is one of the activities available nearby. Parking is free, with private parking available on site. Wireless internet access is free throughout the hotel. Pets are allowed, possibly for an additional charge, and pet bowls are provided. The facilities therefore include dining areas, ski-related amenities and practical services for families and guests travelling with a pet.

Puy-Saint-Vincent is a mountain resort in the Hautes-Alpes, in the Écrins massif. Its hamlets climb the slopes above the Vallouise valley, amid forests, peaks and pastureland. In winter, skiing shapes the days; in warmer weather, the trails attract walkers and anyone keen to take in Alpine views. The hamlet of Les Prés gives your stay a mountain atmosphere, away from the big cities.

Nearby ski lifts make it easy to reach the slopes, and the Puy-Saint-Vincent resort organises seasonal activities around skiing. To discover the local natural heritage, the Maison du Parc des Écrins de Vallouise is 1.6 km away; it introduces the area and its mountain environments. The Pisette Waterfall, 2.2 km away, makes for an outing among water and forest scenery. Vallouise, 2.4 km away, is a village in the valley where you can explore and join other routes. L’Argentière-les-Écrins railway station is 5 km away, while Briançon railway station is 12 km away; a car makes it easier to travel between the valleys and walking routes.

In winter, bring suitable clothing and allow time to enjoy the slopes and ski area. From late spring to early autumn, trails and waterfalls take centre stage, with conditions varying according to altitude and the weather. You could spend a day walking in the valley, exploring Vallouise and stopping at the national park. Mountain lovers can choose between snow activities, walks and visits depending on the season.