La Ferme Rose-Hôtel de Charme

La Ferme Rose has six room categories, including single and double rooms, all air-conditioned, soundproofed and equipped with a private bathroom. They also have a television. Rooms range from 12 to 20 m²; the double rooms accommodate two people, while the Standard Single Room is for one person. All have double beds, with no twin-bed configuration.

The rooms differ in their colours and views. Some overlook the garden, one overlooks the swimming pool, and the balcony categories also offer views of the garden or mountains. The Superior Double Room with Balcony and the Deluxe Double Room with Terrace are both 20 m². The latter has a furnished terrace and almond-themed decor; the other rooms with balconies stand out for their turquoise or jade tones.

La Ferme Rose has a garden and a sun terrace furnished with outdoor furniture. The outdoor swimming pool is equipped with sun loungers or beach chairs and a fence; pool or beach towels are also available. Guests with reduced mobility can use adapted facilities and accessible parking. Free private parking is available on site.

The bar, on-site café and in-room breakfast service add to the dining options. Activities offered by the property include hiking, cycling and fishing. Guests travelling with a pet can request a pet bowl. Services include daily housekeeping, luggage storage, a wake-up service and room service. The areas are air-conditioned or heated as needed; the rooms are soundproofed and non-smoking. A television and internet access are also available.

Moustiers-Sainte-Marie is a Provençal village in the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence, recognisable by its houses clustered between two cliffs and the star suspended above the ravine. The lanes climb towards the Church of Notre-Dame-de-l'Assomption and the Chapel of Notre-Dame-de-Beauvoir; the faience workshops reflect a long-standing craft tradition. The atmosphere combines village heritage and mountain scenery, with walks through the streets and breaks in shady squares.

La Ferme Rose is 1 km from the village. The Faience Museum explores the history of local ceramics, while the Château de la Reine Jeanne and the remains of the old village are among the nearby sights. Lake Sainte-Croix, 5 km away, draws visitors for its beaches, swimming and water sports. The Verdon Gorge, also 5 km away, offers cliff panoramas and hiking routes; some sections can also be explored by canoe or pedal boat. A car makes it easier to travel between the village, the lake and the various access points to the gorge.

Summer days are well suited to water activities and early-morning walks through the lanes, before the busiest hours. If you plan to explore the gorge on foot, bring sturdy shoes and water, especially in hot weather. Spring and early autumn often offer milder conditions for walking the trails. You can combine a visit to the village and its workshops with a swim or a water-based outing on the lake; the scenery changes with the light from morning until the last hours of the day.