La Meisoun

La Meisoun’s five rooms each have a private bathroom with a shower and hairdryer. All offer town views and have a flat-screen TV, a wardrobe and a private entrance. The double rooms accommodate two people and measure 12 m². Two rooms for four people measure 20 m² and have three beds. The rooms have parquet flooring, and the upper floors are accessible by stairs only.

The Family Room and Quadruple Room with Private Bathroom each have two single beds and one large double bed. The three double rooms each have one large double bed; they share a floor area of 12 m² and a similar layout. Free toiletries, toilet paper and a hairdryer are provided. Views over Castellane’s rooftops and streets connect these rooms directly with the village, while each private bathroom provides its own space.

La Meisoun provides a shared kitchen and lounge with a TV, where you can relax after a day of hiking, fishing or canoeing. A tennis court and horse riding are among the activities on offer. The rooms have a private bathroom, a flat-screen TV and a private entrance. Some rooms accommodate four people and have three beds.

Public parking is available nearby and may incur an additional charge; it cannot be reserved. The car park is accessible to guests with reduced mobility. The property has no internet connection. The rooms are non-smoking, and some facilities include heating, soundproofed rooms and parquet flooring. The upper floors are accessible by stairs only. When exploring the surrounding area, you can go hiking, fishing or canoeing, then return to the shared lounge. Continental breakfast is served on site.

Castellane is a village in Alpes-de-Haute-Provence, characterised by its old lanes and mountain scenery. The village is a gateway to the landscapes of the Verdon, among limestone terrain, rivers and plateaux. Visitors will find a small-scale stop with walks through the village and excursions focused on nature. Le Roc, which rises above the houses, is a landmark visible from several streets and adds to the commune’s rugged character.

Discover the heritage on foot: Porte de l'Annonciade and Saint-Victor Church are 70 m away, while Maison Nature et Patrimoines, dedicated to local landscapes and craftsmanship, is 110 m away. Pont du Roc, an old crossing over the Verdon, is 330 m away. Nearby trails lead to viewpoints and across the area’s rugged terrain. Saint-André-les-Alpes train station is 13 km away; a car makes it easier to explore the villages and natural sites, while Castellane centre can be visited on foot.

The warmer months are well suited to hiking and water activities, particularly in the Verdon Gorge. In summer, it is best to plan walks for early morning or late afternoon, when temperatures are milder. In spring and autumn, the trails offer another way to explore the region, often with different visitor numbers from the summer season. You can start the day by exploring Castellane’s streets and heritage, then continue with a walk towards the Verdon or the surrounding heights.