La Bastide De Moustiers - Hôtel et Restaurant - Teritoria

La Bastide De Moustiers offers five categories, from the Standard Double Room to the Suite Bastidon. The rooms accommodate two people and include a bath, a shower, a minibar and a TV. They range in size from 18 to 70 m². Facilities vary by category: the Standard is on the second floor of the main house and has a mezzanine; the Superior has an open-plan bathroom. The Deluxe rooms and some suites are in the outbuildings.

Outdoor spaces set several categories apart: the Deluxe Double Room opens onto a terrace overlooking the garden, while the Suite has a private terrace, a seating area and a fireplace. The Suite Bastidon is the largest, at 70 m². All categories are designed for two people and have a double bed; each room name makes it easy to identify differences in layout and space.

La Bastide De Moustiers brings together several places to relax and practical services. The garden, terraces and picnic area let you enjoy the outdoors, while the garden furniture and sun terrace offer different places to sit. You can also go hiking, cycling, canoeing or windsurfing in the area.

The restaurant offers children's menus and dishes for special diets on request; breakfast can be served in your room. A café and a bar complete the dining options. The hotel has luggage storage, a 24-hour front desk, a shuttle service and room service. Other services include childcare, daily housekeeping, packed lunches and massages. Private parking is free and includes an electric vehicle charging point. Wi-Fi is free throughout the hotel.

Moustiers-Sainte-Marie is a Provençal village in Alpes-de-Haute-Provence, set amid dramatic cliffs and hills. Its narrow lanes, closely packed houses and faience workshops make it a distinctive stop for exploring the Verdon area. La Bastide De Moustiers is in a rural setting, away from the bustle of the village streets; a car is useful for exploring the landscape and the lake shore.

You can explore the village on foot: the Faience Museum traces a craft tradition associated with Moustiers, and the Church of Notre-Dame-de-l'Assomption stands above the rooftops. The Château de la Reine Jeanne and nearby viewpoints offer further perspectives on the landscape. Further afield, the beaches of Lake Sainte-Croix are ideal for swimming and water sports. The Verdon Gorge draws hikers, canoeists and visitors keen to see its limestone scenery; scenic roads reveal its cliffs and viewpoints.

Fine weather is ideal for outings on the water and walks in the gorge, while spring and autumn often bring milder temperatures for exploring the village and trails. You could start the day by exploring the lanes and museum, then continue to the lake shore or take a trip into the Verdon. Visitor numbers rise around the swimming spots in summer; setting off early makes it easier to enjoy the scenery in peace. The region also lends itself to food-focused outings, with Provençal cuisine based on seasonal produce.