La Bouscatière

La Bouscatière offers five categories, from double rooms to suites. All have a private bathroom; an electric kettle is among the amenities in several rooms. The accommodations offer different views of the village, river, garden or pool. Sizes range from 20 to 50 m², with layouts varying by category.

The Double Room with Terrace stands out for its balcony and terrace, while the Double Room with Patio overlooks the garden and pool. Two suites have a separate seating area: the Suite - River View is 40 m², while the larger Deluxe Suite is 50 m². The 20 m² Double Room offers views of the village and river. Beds and capacity vary by room; the category with a terrace has either a large double bed or two single beds.

La Bouscatière has several outdoor spaces: a garden and a sun terrace with outdoor furniture. The seasonal outdoor pool includes an infinity pool and a small pool. Sun loungers, parasols and pool or beach towels are also provided. Indoors, the shared lounge offers a place to relax and watch TV; access to the executive lounge is also among the amenities.

An on-site café and a bar let you enjoy the shared spaces, with wine and champagne available. Practical services include a concierge, luggage storage and express check-in or check-out. You will also find board games and puzzles, as well as books, DVDs or music for children. Massages are available. Free Wi-Fi is available in the communal areas. The property has no parking.

Moustiers-Sainte-Marie is a Provençal village in Alpes-de-Haute-Provence, known for its houses nestled between the cliffs and its faience pottery. Its narrow streets, vaulted passageways and small squares are best explored on foot. The village suits travellers who enjoy combining heritage, crafts and walks through a mid-mountain landscape. La Bouscatière is in the village, on chemin Marcel Provence.

The Church of Notre-Dame-de-l’Assomption and Notre-Dame de Beauvoir Chapel are among the village’s historic landmarks; the climb to the chapel also offers views of the rooftops and surrounding hills. The Faience Museum showcases a craft closely linked to local history. For outdoor outings, the Verdon Regional Natural Park encompasses gorges, plateaux and walking trails. Lake Sainte-Croix offers waterside scenery and water sports. A car makes it easier to travel between the village, the lakeshore and the park’s varied landscapes; the property has no parking.

Spring and autumn days are well suited to exploring the village and going for walks, with temperatures often milder than in midsummer. In summer, you can plan a morning outing on the trails, then spend the afternoon by the lake or exploring the narrow streets. During the busier months, it is especially worth planning your journeys and visits in advance. For a varied day, start with Moustiers’ heritage, then head out to the landscapes of the Verdon and finish by the water.