L'Asphodèle

L'Asphodèle offers double, triple, family and quadruple rooms, as well as a five-bedroom apartment. Sizes range from 20 to 220 m². Every room has a private bathroom; depending on the category, it overlooks an inner courtyard, the garden or the mountains. Some have a terrace, while one triple room opens onto a patio.

The accommodation suits couples, families and groups: the rooms can sleep two to four people, while the apartment can sleep up to fifteen. The Comfort Quadruple Room stands out for its seating area, sofa and fireplace. The apartment has several bedrooms and bathrooms, a kitchen with a dishwasher, a coffee machine and a terrace overlooking the garden. Rooms are furnished with practical features such as a desk, towels and outdoor furniture; some are accessible only by stairs.

L'Asphodèle has several spaces for dining and relaxing. The restaurant serves Mediterranean and local dishes; the on-site café, bar and snack bar add to the choice. The buffet includes options for children, and special-diet menus are available on request. Fruit and wine or champagne are also among the options.

Outside, the garden, terraces, outdoor furniture and picnic area let you spend time in the fresh air. Activities include walking tours, bike tours, cycling, hiking, canoeing and tennis; tennis and badminton equipment is available. A games room, board games and an indoor play area cater to families. The property also has a shared lounge with a TV, free Wi-Fi and free street parking.

Venterol is a village in the Hautes-Alpes, made up of hamlets scattered across a landscape of hills, valleys and open countryside. Le Château, where L'Asphodèle is located, has a rural atmosphere, away from the busy streets of a large town. This accommodation suits travellers who want to alternate outdoor activities with visits to towns, or stop over in a mountain setting. The surrounding area is well suited to walking, cycling and water activities.

The Church of Saints Crépin and Crépinien is in the village, while nearby peaks offer views of the surrounding landscape. Durance Canoe offers a chance to explore the river by canoe. In Tallard, the château recalls local history and overlooks the town. Gap, with its shopping streets, squares and cathedral, is a place to visit on a day trip. Gap railway station is 13 km away; a car makes it easier to travel between the villages and natural sites in this area.

For a varied day out, you could spend the morning walking in the hills, then head to the Durance for a water activity when conditions allow. Another option is to visit Tallard and its château before continuing to Gap to explore the town centre and cathedral. Summer is a good time for outdoor activities, while spring and autumn let you enjoy the trails in a quieter atmosphere. In winter, make sure you have equipment suited to mountain driving conditions.