La Grande Eperviere

Rooms at La Grande Eperviere include a private bathroom and a television, and several types also have a balcony or terrace. They overlook the garden and the mountains of the Ubaye Valley. The range includes double rooms, a triple room and a family room, with areas from 18 to 32 m². Bed configurations vary by room type, with double beds, single beds or bunk beds.

The Superior Double Room has a south-facing balcony, while the Double Room overlooks the mountains from a north-facing balcony. The Economy Double Room is the most compact. The Family Room with Mountain View stands out for its 32 m² area, bathtub and sleeping arrangements for adults and children. Each room type therefore offers a configuration suited to a stay as a couple or with family.

La Grande Eperviere provides free private indoor parking and free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel. Guests can enjoy the garden, terrace and outdoor furniture when the weather allows. A shared lounge with a television offers a place to relax after an outing in the valley. Books, DVDs or music for children, as well as board games and puzzles, are also available.

Family rooms and connecting rooms are available to accommodate families. The accommodation has heating, wooden floors and non-smoking rooms. Daily housekeeping completes the facilities. Rooms include a private bathroom, free toiletries, towels and a hairdryer; some offer garden or mountain views. There is also a bar at the hotel.

Barcelonnette lies in the Ubaye Valley, amid the peaks of the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence. This small mountain town combines shopping streets, village squares and houses with colourful façades. Its history is also marked by its connections with Mexico, visible in some villas and in the architecture of the centre. The town suits travellers who enjoy alternating strolls around town with outings in an Alpine landscape.

The centre is home to the Tour de l’Horloge and the Musée de Barcelonnette, which focuses on local history and links with Mexico. Parc de la Sapinière offers space for a walk, while Golf du Bois Chenu provides an outdoor activity amid the Ubaye mountains. The bus station at place Aimé Gassier makes it easier to travel around the valley without a car. A vehicle can be useful for longer trips and reaching hiking trailheads. Mercantour National Park and the valley’s ski resorts offer a variety of scenery and activities depending on the season.

In summer, hiking trails and cycling routes invite you to explore the peaks and villages of the Ubaye; you can combine a day out in the mountains with a visit to Barcelonnette’s heritage. In winter, nearby ski areas take over with their slopes and snow activities. In spring and autumn, walks through the valley let you enjoy quieter surroundings and the changing colours of the Alpine landscape.