"La Coustille" Chambres et Table d'Hôtes

All four room categories have a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. The double rooms are designed for two people; the larger family room sleeps four and has a terrace. Several categories offer views of the garden or mountains, and some also have a private entrance or patio.

The Double Room with Mountain View, measuring 15 m², stands out for its views of the garden, pool and surrounding mountains. The Family Room with Mountain View covers 40 m² and combines a large double bed with two single beds. The other two double rooms measure 16 and 20 m²; they have a terrace, and one also has a patio with views of the garden and town. The rooms are soundproofed.

The outdoor spaces include a garden, outdoor furniture and terraces, including a sun terrace. There’s a picnic area where you can eat outdoors. Guests can gather in the shared lounge or use the executive lounge. For relaxation, the wellness area includes a spa, hot tub, sauna and relaxation area; spa packages are also available.

The surrounding area is suitable for skiing, hiking, cycling, walking, horse riding, fishing, canoeing and windsurfing. A water park and tennis court provide further activities. The ski storage room makes it easy to store equipment during a winter stay. The bar serves wine and champagne; children’s menus and menus for special diets are available on request. The family rooms and picnic area are also suitable for group stays.

Saint-Léger-les-Mélèzes is a mountain village in the Champsaur, in the Hautes-Alpes, at the foot of the Écrins massif. The village’s buildings and wooded slopes give the valley an Alpine atmosphere, with activities that change with the seasons. Those looking for an active stay can ski in winter, then enjoy walks and hikes when the trails become accessible again.

The Saint-Léger-Les-Mélèzes Ski Area is 1.6 km away; its lifts serve the resort’s slopes. In the village, the Refuge des Animaux and the Ecomusée offer visits devoted to the area and its local heritage. Écrins National Park extends across the surrounding area, with valleys and trails where you can explore high mountain landscapes. Nearby villages in the Champsaur offer more places to visit, including hamlets and valley roads. A car is useful for exploring this Alpine region and reaching various hiking trailheads.

In winter, you can plan a day around the slopes, with ski storage on site for your equipment. In warmer weather, choose a high-altitude walk or a bike ride, adapting your route to the mountain weather. Spring and early summer bring meadows and streams into view; autumn brings changing colours to the forests. For a more leisurely visit, the museums and villages of the Champsaur let you combine heritage with scenery, while sunny days are well suited to terraces and walks around the village.