LA FERME de BELLINE Chalets ou Gîtes

The accommodation at LA FERME de BELLINE Chalets ou Gîtes includes chalets, a studio and apartments. All have a private bathroom and a fitted kitchen for preparing meals. Depending on the layout, they include one or more separate bedrooms, as well as a living room or dining area. Sizes range from 20 to 62 m², with accommodation suited to couples, families and small groups.

Several chalets and apartments have a balcony or terrace with mountain views. Some kitchens include a dishwasher; others are equipped with an oven, hob, fridge and microwave. The studio is soundproofed, as are some of the apartments. Sleeping arrangements vary between units and include double beds, single beds, bunk beds or a sofa bed.

The guest house has free private parking and free Wi-Fi in the rooms. The accommodation includes a flat-screen TV, a kitchen and a private bathroom. Depending on the unit, kitchen facilities include a fridge, microwave, oven, hob, kettle and coffee machine. Some chalets and apartments also have a dishwasher.

The outdoor areas include a garden, terraces, garden furniture and barbecue facilities. Families can make use of the children’s playground. Activities offered or available in the area include table tennis, darts, cycling and hiking. An open-air bath completes the facilities. The accommodation is provided with towels, bed linen and a hairdryer in the bathroom. Breakfast can be arranged on site with advance booking for an additional charge; you’ll need to request it the day before. A free shuttle runs to the Prorel cable car during school holidays.

Briançon is an Alpine town in the Hautes-Alpes, where the Durance and Guisane valleys meet. The hamlet of Pramorel is in a mountain setting, away from the streets of the centre. The town combines local life with fortified heritage, while the surrounding landscape is shaped by peaks and ski slopes. The region attracts skiers in winter and walkers and cyclists in warmer weather; families can also alternate mountain outings with visits to the old town.

In the historic centre, the ramparts, fortified gates and narrow streets tell the story of Briançon’s military past. Its Vauban fortifications are a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Briançon train station is 3.1 km from the address. For winter sports, the Prorel cable car and the Serre Chevalier resort provide access to the ski area; a free shuttle to Prorel runs during school holidays. Nearby mountain village Saint-Chaffrey offers another side of the valley. Hiking trails and cycling routes provide options to suit the season and your interests.

Winter is the season for ski holidays, with days on the slopes and a stroll through the fortified town in the late afternoon. In spring and summer, mountain trails, cycle rides and valley villages take centre stage. You can start the day by exploring Briançon’s narrow streets and gates, then head out to discover the landscapes around Serre Chevalier. In autumn, the larch trees’ colours and cooler temperatures are well suited to walks and trips in the surrounding area.