La Maison de Joséphine

La Maison de Joséphine offers several room options, from a Double Room with Balcony to a Family Room with Mountain View. A Triple Room is also available, while a six-bedroom house is suitable for group stays. Individual rooms range from 12 to 25 m²; the house has six bedrooms and two living rooms. The bathrooms are private, and amenities include a shower or a bath, slippers and a hairdryer.

The sauna is among the amenities available in the different categories. Depending on the room, you can enjoy a balcony, a terrace, a town view or mountain views. The Family and Triple Rooms offer sleeping arrangements for several guests, with single beds, bunk beds or an extra-large double bed, depending on the category. The upper floors are accessible by stairs only.

La Maison de Joséphine combines spaces for relaxation with practical services for mountain stays. The restaurant serves meals and offers wine or champagne; special-diet menus are available on request. The outdoor areas include a sun terrace, outdoor furniture and a picnic area. A ski storage room lets you store your equipment after a day on the slopes.

Activities in the surrounding area include skiing, hiking, walking and cycling. You can also enjoy the sauna and massages, including body and foot massages. Luggage storage and packed lunches are among the guest house’s other services. The rooms are equipped with a private bathroom, towels, bed linen, slippers and a hairdryer. Internet access is available, and board games or puzzles are also provided.

Risoul Village is in the Hautes-Alpes, amid a landscape of mountains and Alpine valleys. The village offers a taste of mountain life away from major urban centres, with activities that change with the seasons. Visitors come for the ski slopes, hiking trails and roads popular with cyclists. The area also suits those looking to combine outdoor outings with visits to the villages of the Guillestrois.

Guillestre, 1.4 km away, is a valley town where you can stroll through the streets and stop before an excursion into the surrounding mountain ranges. Mont-Dauphin, 2.5 km away, is a fortified town designed by Vauban and listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site; its ramparts and military buildings tell the story of the region’s defences. Montdauphin-Guillestre railway station is 3.4 km away and is the valley’s main rail access point. The Queyras Regional Natural Park and Écrins National Park offer extensive opportunities for hiking and taking in Alpine scenery.

In winter, stays revolve around skiing and snow activities. In summer, trails let you explore the slopes on foot, while the roads attract cyclists. Spring and autumn offer quieter days for visiting the fortifications, exploring the towns and discovering the mountain scenery beyond the ski slopes. Bring clothing suitable for changeable weather and allow time for an excursion in the Queyras or towards the valleys of the Écrins.