La Ferme du Veyre

The rooms at La Ferme du Veyre include quadruple rooms with private bathrooms, a family room and a suite with a mountain view. They are all 25 m² and overlook the surrounding mountains. Each private bathroom has a bath or shower, free toiletries and a hairdryer. Beds vary by room: single beds and a large double bed in the quadruple and family rooms, or a large double bed in the suite.

The family room accommodates up to five people, while the two quadruple rooms are designed for four. They include features such as a high chair and a games console. The suite, designed for two people, stands out for its tea and coffee maker and chocolates. The rooms are on floors accessible by stairs only; some also include a desk. Every room configuration retains its mountain view and private bathroom.

La Ferme du Veyre has several outdoor areas where you can enjoy the scenery and eat outside. The garden is complemented by a sun terrace, outdoor furniture and a dining area. There is also a picnic area. Families have access to a children’s playground, outdoor play equipment and an indoor play area; books, DVDs and music for children are also available.

Activities listed include skiing, ski school, hiking, walking tours, horse riding, canoeing, windsurfing, fishing and minigolf. Water sports facilities are available on site, and there is also a tennis court. One vending machine offers snacks and another offers drinks. The house has free parking and free Wi-Fi throughout. Continental breakfast is served on site.

Saint-Bonnet-en-Champsaur lies in the Champsaur Valley in the Hautes-Alpes, amid mountain scenery and villages connected by valley roads. The hamlet of Les Aliberts offers a rural setting, while the nearby town has local services and heritage. This region suits travellers looking to combine walks, outdoor activities and exploring an Alpine area that is less urban than the major resorts.

The village of Saint-Bonnet-en-Champsaur is 1.4 km away. Its streets and old houses make for a stop in the town; the Maison de la photographie Vivian Maier, 2.6 km away, is dedicated to the American photographer who lived in the region for part of her life. Écrins National Park offers extensive areas for hiking, wildlife viewing and enjoying Alpine scenery. Gap train station, 13 km away, serves the city and provides a rail connection to the valley. Public transport does not serve the house, so a car is useful for exploring the surrounding area.

Activities vary with the seasons: in winter, visitors come to ski, while warmer days are suited to hiking, fishing and mountain outings. For a quiet day, you can visit the town and then spend the afternoon walking in the valley; hikers can choose a route in the Écrins massif to suit their ability. Spring and summer reveal mountain pastures and green landscapes, while autumn brings softer colours to the mountains. Bring clothing suited to changing mountain weather.