Hôtel Restaurant Saint Roch

Hôtel Restaurant Saint Roch offers several configurations for couples, friends and families. The Double Room and Twin Room accommodate two people; the former has a large double bed, while the latter has two single beds. A Triple Room has three single beds, and the Standard Family Room combines a large double bed with bunk beds. These four categories have a private bathroom and range in size from 15 to 25 m².

There are also three apartments. The ground-floor apartment accommodates up to three people and combines an extra-large double bed with a sofa bed. The Two-Bedroom Apartment with Mountain View sleeps six, with beds split between the bedrooms and living area. A Family Room with Sauna completes the selection. Facilities and layouts vary by category; the descriptions below give the specific features of each.

The hotel brings together several services for days in the mountains and moments of relaxation. The outdoor swimming pool is open seasonally, while massages add to the wellness options. Both restaurants serve meals on site; children's menus and menus for special diets are available on request. You can also have breakfast in your room, choose a packed lunch or enjoy a drink at the bar.

For ski stays, the property offers ski-to-door access, ski pass sales, equipment hire and a ski school. Ski storage is available for your equipment. The surrounding area is also suited to hiking, cycling and walking. On site, a sun terrace, a shared lounge and a games room provide additional places to relax. Luggage storage is available, and the hotel offers free private parking and free Wi-Fi throughout.

Puy-Saint-Vincent is a mountain resort in the Hautes-Alpes, in the Écrins massif. The landscape combines larch forests, hamlets and alpine peaks; the Station 1400 area caters to visitors who come to ski in winter or walk the trails in warmer months. Outdoor activities are central to local life, with hiking routes and high-mountain panoramas.

The Prés ski lift is 60 m away, and several other access points serve the ski area. The Maison du Parc des Écrins de Vallouise museum, 1.4 km away, presents the park's natural heritage and offers insights into its landscapes. Vallouise, 2.3 km away, is a mountain village where you can see local architecture and stop before heading into the valley. L’Argentière-les-Écrins railway station is 6 km away; Briançon, known for its Vauban fortifications, is 12 km away.

In winter, the ski area makes it easy to plan days on the slopes, with lifts accessible from the resort area. From late spring to autumn, the Écrins trails attract walkers and cyclists; the Cascade de la Pisette makes for an outing to a nearby natural site. Weather and altitude affect mountain conditions: bring suitable clothing and check local trail conditions before setting off on a hike. Summer stays suit visitors who enjoy wide-open spaces, while winter mainly attracts skiers.