La Halte Gourmande

Each room at La Halte Gourmande accommodates two people and has a private bathroom, a flat-screen TV and a courtesy tray with a kettle. The rooms are soundproofed and decorated to open onto the outdoor areas of the property. Several have a terrace overlooking the garden, while another offers views of the swimming pool and mountains. They range from 15 to 18 m². Amenities also include a desk, a fan and a hairdryer; toiletries and a bathrobe are provided. A private swimming pool is among the features highlighted for the rooms.

Two rooms are named Double Room with Terrace and have a terrace overlooking the garden. The Double Room with Pool View stands out for its views of the swimming pool and mountains. The Double or Twin Room with Terrace is the largest, at 18 m², and offers two single beds. Bed configurations vary by room.

La Halte Gourmande brings together several places to relax around its garden: an outdoor swimming pool, a sun terrace, outdoor furniture and a shared lounge with a TV. The hot tub and spa complete the wellness facilities. You can also take part in cooking classes or themed dinners. An outdoor fireplace provides another place to enjoy the garden.

A continental breakfast is served on site, and tea and coffee facilities are available. Wi-Fi is free throughout the property. Free private parking is available on site by reservation. In the rooms, you will find a private bathroom with a shower or bath, free toiletries, towels and a hairdryer. A courtesy tray with a kettle, a TV and a desk complete the amenities. Sun loungers and parasols are also provided by the swimming pool.

Vachères is a village in Alpes-de-Haute-Provence, surrounded by hills, fields and the dry landscapes typical of the Provençal hinterland. Its narrow streets and old houses invite you to take your time exploring the village on foot. The atmosphere is that of a quiet countryside, away from major urban routes, and will appeal to travellers looking for walks, views and stops in small villages. A car makes it easier to explore the region’s various sights.

Gorges d’Oppedette carve a striking landscape into the rock and can be explored along trails and from viewpoints. The village of Oppedette offers a stop in a Provençal setting, while the Abbaye de Valsaintes and its garden make for a visit combining heritage and landscaped grounds. In Forcalquier, the market and old streets offer another glimpse of local life. The Musée de Salagon in Mane introduces visitors to the history and cultural landscapes of Haute-Provence. The surrounding villages also make good detours by car, with stops for walks and views of the hills.

In spring, the paths are pleasant for walks and the gardens are in full season. Summer brings hot days, when a swim or a break in the shade can punctuate your visits. In late June and July, lavender fields add colour to parts of Provence, depending on the conditions that year. In autumn, milder temperatures favour excursions and visits to villages. A day can combine a walk in the gorges, a visit to the Abbaye de Valsaintes and a return to Vachères to enjoy the garden.