La Carline

La Carline offers a 15 m² Double Room for two people. It has a private bathroom with a shower and a terrace opening onto the garden. The terrace also overlooks the mountains. A dining area lets you enjoy a meal or snack in the room.

The room includes a kettle and coffee machine, a refrigerator and a microwave. Towels, slippers and a hairdryer are also provided in the bathroom. Outdoor furniture lets you enjoy the terrace and garden. The room has a double bed. It brings together a sleeping area, a dining area and practical amenities for a stay in Guillestre, with outings nearby and time to relax on the terrace.

La Carline brings together useful amenities for enjoying the room and its outdoor spaces. The garden, terrace and garden furniture let you get some fresh air or sit outside when the weather allows. An outdoor dining area completes these facilities. Board games and puzzles are also available for a break indoors.

Breakfast can be served in your room, and a teapot or coffee machine is available. The room also has a kettle, refrigerator and microwave, useful for preparing a drink or storing food. Free private parking is available on site. Free Wi-Fi is available in the communal areas. Other features include heating, tiled or marble flooring and an entire accommodation unit on the ground floor.

Guillestre is a small town in the Hautes-Alpes, where the Durance, Guil and Queyras valleys meet. Its centre has old streets and shops, while mountains shape the surrounding landscape. Travellers pass through on their way between mountain villages, trails and outdoor activities. La Carline is in an area where the garden and mountain views reflect this Alpine setting.

The Queyras Regional Natural Park stretches east of the town and offers hiking routes, hilltop villages and high-mountain scenery. A few kilometres away, Mont-Dauphin is a fortified town designed by Vauban and listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site; you can explore its ramparts and military buildings on foot. Guillestre bus station is 730 m away, and Montdauphin-Guillestre railway station connects the area to the rail network. A car makes it easier to explore the valleys and reach trailheads.

In summer, the trails of the Queyras and Écrins Massif draw hikers, with routes suited to different levels depending on your choice. You can alternate visits to fortified heritage sites with walks at altitude. In winter, the resorts and mountain roads provide access to snow sports, depending on seasonal conditions. Spring and autumn are well suited to quieter visits and walks in the valleys. Bring clothing suited to changing mountain temperatures, even on a sunny day.