HOTEL ST SEBASTIEN

All rooms at HOTEL ST SEBASTIEN have a private bathroom and a wardrobe. Depending on the category, they also include a flat-screen TV, a desk and mountain or pool views. Rooms range from 12 to 33 m². The hotel offers single, double, twin and triple rooms, as well as two family room categories.

Sleeping arrangements range from a single or double bed to several single beds, with bunk beds in the family rooms. One triple room is accessible to guests with reduced mobility. Some bathrooms have a bath, others a shower or a combination of both. The family rooms differ in capacity and layout: one combines single beds and bunk beds, while another has a large double bed and bunk beds. Floor areas and views vary by category.

At HOTEL ST SEBASTIEN, leisure facilities include a seasonal heated outdoor swimming pool, a garden, a terrace and a solarium. You can also play billiards, darts and table tennis, or make use of the badminton equipment and games room. An outdoor playground and board games are available for children. Sun loungers, parasols and an open-air bath add to the areas set aside for relaxation.

The restaurant and bar are complemented by an on-site café, children’s menus and special-diet menus on request. Breakfast is served in several styles, including continental, buffet and gluten-free. The hotel has free private parking, free Wi-Fi throughout the property and facilities for guests with reduced mobility. A lift, luggage storage, a shared lounge, a terrace and a garden are also among the spaces and services available to guests.

Roquebillière is in the Vésubie Valley, in the Alpes-Maritimes, among the Alpine terrain and villages of the upper Nice hinterland. The landscape alternates between wooded slopes, peaks and waterways; roads through the valley connect the villages scattered along the Vésubie. The hotel is near Mercantour National Park, a vast mountain area popular for hiking and taking in Alpine scenery. The area suits travellers who want to explore a mountain valley rather than stay in a large city.

In Roquebillière, the Musée du Lait recalls an important part of local rural life. Trails and viewpoints around the village let you explore the terrain on foot, while the Cascade de Gueï makes for an excursion to a natural site in the valley. La Bollène-Vésubie and Lantosque are other villages to visit by car for their scenery and mountain atmosphere. Nice-Côte d'Azur Airport is 52 km away; a car makes it easier to travel between the villages and reach hiking trailheads.

In spring and summer, the days are well suited to walks, excursions to higher altitudes and outdoor activities; it is best to bring clothing suitable for changing mountain temperatures. In autumn, the colours of the slopes accompany outings in the valley. For a varied day, you can combine a walk in Mercantour with a visit to Roquebillière and its neighbouring villages. Activities depend on the season and mountain conditions.