Hotel Restaurant Le Verdon

Hotel Restaurant Le Verdon offers four room categories, all designed for two people and featuring a private bathroom. They range in size from 13 to 18 m². Each room has a TV, desk, wardrobe and bed linen; several also have a bath, while one category has a shower. The views vary according to the room's location: lake, mountain or village.

The room with a balcony stands out for its view of Lake Sainte-Croix. Another offers a mountain view and measures 13 m². The other two categories measure 18 m²; one has a bath and the other a fan. All have a private bathroom, with facilities that vary by room and may include a bidet or free toiletries. All four categories are furnished with a large double bed.

The communal spaces include a restaurant, bar and terrace, with outdoor furniture and a sun terrace. A buffet breakfast is served on site. Free public parking is available at the hotel, with no reservation required. The non-smoking rooms have a private bathroom, flat-screen TV, towels and free toiletries.

Activities available on site include table tennis, tennis and water sports facilities. You can also go hiking, cycling, canoeing, fishing or horse riding in the surrounding area; walking and cycling tours are also available. A beach, minigolf and terrace spaces provide further leisure options. The property does not have an internet connection. Room facilities include a desk, wardrobe, hairdryer and bed linen.

Les Salles-sur-Verdon is a Provençal village in Alpes-de-Haute-Provence, on the shore of Lake Sainte-Croix. The landscape combines the lake's turquoise waters, the Verdon's hills and the surrounding hilltop villages. This is an outdoor destination, where days are spent swimming, walking by the water and exploring the gorges. The village is also connected to the history of the lake: the old village was submerged when the reservoir was filled, and the Mémorial de l'Ancien Village commemorates it.

Several beaches offer access to the lake, including Vigne d'Aiguines Beach, 310 m away. From the shore, water sports and boat trips offer another way to take in the cliffs and landscapes of the Verdon area. Aiguines, 2.8 km away, is worth a stop for its lanes and the château overlooking the village; the Musée des Tourneurs sur Bois showcases a craft tradition associated with working wood. Routes through the gorges by boat start a few kilometres from the village. A car makes it easier to travel between the area's viewpoints and villages.

Summer is the liveliest season around the lake, with days suited to swimming, canoeing and boat trips. The milder temperatures of spring and early autumn are good for hiking and visiting the villages. You can spend a day on the shores of Lake Sainte-Croix, then head to the Verdon Gorges for a walk or a water-based outing. The scenery changes with the seasons, but the lake remains the focus of excursions.