L'Ensoleillee

L'Ensoleillee offers a Double Room with Mountain View for two people. Measuring 20 m², it has a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. The room opens onto a balcony and a terrace, with views of the garden and mountains. Soundproofing and a private entrance complete its facilities. The bed configuration comprises one single bed and one large double bed.

The room's facilities let you enjoy both the indoor space and the outdoors. You will find a dining table, as well as a bathroom with a shower or a bath and a hairdryer. The private pool is also one of the room's highlights. Its outdoor setting, between the garden and the mountain scenery, sets it apart from accommodation without a balcony or terrace. It is designed for two guests, with a place to relax after a walk or a cycling trip around Rosans.

L'Ensoleillee has a garden with outdoor furniture, an outdoor dining area and a picnic area. A sun terrace and a balcony extend the outdoor relaxation areas, while the private pool lets you enjoy the surroundings. You can also go hiking and cycling nearby. Private on-site parking is free.

In the room, you will find a flat-screen TV, a dining table and a refrigerator. The private bathroom has a shower or a bath and a hairdryer. The parquet flooring, heating and soundproofing complete the facilities, along with a private entrance; family rooms are also available. Free Wi-Fi is available in the shared areas. A continental breakfast is served on site. The facilities bring together everything you need to relax indoors and enjoy the outdoors, between the terrace, garden and mountain views.

Rosans lies in the Baronnies Provençales, a mid-mountain area of open valleys, arid slopes and scattered villages. L'Ensoleillee is in the Béal Noir area, away from the village centre. The landscape alternates between wooded slopes, fields and ridges; hiking trails and quiet country roads attract visitors keen to walk or explore the region by bike. Life moves at the pace of a rural village, with outings focused mainly on nature and local heritage.

The village of Rosans, 1.3 km away, is a starting point for exploring the lanes and historic architecture of the Baronnies. The Tour Carrée, also 1.3 km away, bears witness to the area's defensive history. The Prieuré de Saint-André-de-Rosans is 2.4 km away; its medieval remains offer a glimpse of another aspect of the local heritage. For walkers, the Pas de la Pousterle, 6.8 km away, is a viewpoint over the surrounding landscape. A car is useful for travelling between villages and reaching trailheads; outdoor activities also begin nearby.

The seasons shape the experience of the Baronnies. In spring and autumn, temperatures are often well suited to walks and excursions to the villages. Summer brings hotter days, best planned around morning outings or late-afternoon trips. You can spend a day walking around Rosans, visiting historic remains and following a route through the hills. The terrain also attracts cyclists, while the outdoor areas at L'Ensoleillee let you enjoy the garden after a day outside.