L'Auberge du Choucas

Rooms at L'Auberge du Choucas include double rooms, a family room and duplex mini-suites. They accommodate two to four people and range from 17 to 33 m². The double rooms are designed for two guests, while the suites and family room have sleeping arrangements suited to small groups or families. All have a private bathroom; depending on the room, it includes a bath.

Views and features distinguish the different categories. Some rooms overlook the garden or mountains, and the second-floor double room has a balcony. The duplex mini-suites are arranged over two levels; one has two bedrooms and two bathrooms. The family room has a seating area with a television, while rooms are equipped, depending on their layout, with a minibar, flat-screen television, safe and desk.

The restaurant at L'Auberge du Choucas serves cuisine made with fresh, local and organic produce. You can pair your meal with a wine from the varied selection, or request children's menus and menus for special diets. Breakfast can be served in your room; a bar and in-room minibar add to the dining options. Room service is also available.

For activities, the hotel offers ski equipment hire, a ski school and ski storage. The surrounding area is suitable for skiing, hiking, cycling, horse riding, fishing and canoeing; bicycle hire is available on site. Outdoor spaces include a garden, a terrace and outdoor furniture. Families have access to a playground and a childcare service. Luggage storage, daily housekeeping and massages are also among the services available.

Le Monêtier-les-Bains is a mountain village in the Hautes-Alpes, in the Guisane Valley. This Alpine village combines old houses, resort life and mountain scenery. Les Grands Bains thermal baths have swimming and relaxation areas for unwinding after a day outdoors. In winter, the area attracts skiers; in summer, hiking trails and the scenery of Écrins National Park take centre stage.

The Serre Chevalier ski lifts are 450 m away, and the thermal baths are 200 m away. Écrins National Park offers walking routes and views across the Alpine terrain. Briançon, 14 km away, is worth visiting for its fortified town, built by Vauban, historic gates and old lanes. Briançon railway station connects the town with other destinations in the region; the village also has a bus stop nearby. A car makes it easier to reach the hamlets and trailheads.

In winter, bring clothing suited to mountain conditions and enjoy the slopes of Serre Chevalier, whose sectors stretch across the valley. From June to autumn, the trails of Écrins offer walks of varying difficulty, with views of the peaks and mountain pastures. You could start the day with a walk nearby, continue with a visit to Briançon and finish at the thermal baths. The weather changes quickly at altitude, so leave some flexibility in your plans and choose routes according to the conditions on the day.