La Neyrette

La Neyrette offers five room categories, from single rooms to double, triple and quadruple rooms. The 18 m² double rooms accommodate two people and offer a choice of one large double bed or two single beds. The triple and quadruple rooms, each measuring 30 m², have bed configurations suited to three or four guests. All categories have a private bathroom and a TV.

The rooms feature individual décor with a country feel. They are soundproofed and include an electric kettle, a desk, carpeted floors and free toiletries. The single room measures 18 m² and accommodates one person; the small double room, for two guests, is the most compact category. Depending on the room, the beds comprise single beds and a double bed, or a single bed. The upper floors are accessible by stairs only.

The relaxation facilities include a heated indoor pool, a spa, a sauna and a hot tub. Massages are available, including body, back, foot and couples’ massages. The pool has a shallow end, and sun loungers are provided for relaxing. The garden, terraces and picnic area also offer outdoor spaces.

The restaurant serves regional cuisine; children’s menus and menus for special diets are available on request. A bar and a tea and coffee maker round out the dining facilities. Guests have access to free private parking on site, with an electric vehicle charging station and spaces for guests with reduced mobility. Wi-Fi is free throughout the hotel. Other facilities include ski storage, a children’s playground and shared spaces with a TV.

Saint-Disdier is a mountain village in the Dévoluy, in the Hautes-Alpes. Its scattered hamlets, rugged terrain and open landscapes give this part of the Alps a rural character, with activities focused on walking, skiing and outdoor pursuits. The area suits travellers looking for a stay in an Alpine village rather than an urban stopover. La Neyrette occupies a renovated former farmhouse, with a grain mill and a small lake on site.

The village of Saint-Disdier is 570 m away. The Church of Saint-Didier and the Chapelle des Gicons reflect the local heritage, while the Gorges de l'Infernet offer natural scenery to explore nearby. The cable cars at the La Joue du Loup resort provide access to mountain activities and ski slopes in season. Lac du Sautet, 10 km away, offers a different landscape of water and rugged terrain. Écrins National Park can be reached by car in about 35 minutes. A vehicle makes it easier to explore the village and its surroundings; free private parking is available on site.

In winter, the Dévoluy attracts skiers and visitors keen to see snow-covered landscapes. In warmer months, trails and mountain roads invite you to spend a day hiking, taking in viewpoints and visiting nearby villages. Spring and summer are well suited to outdoor pursuits, while autumn brings changing colours to the slopes. You can alternate excursions with a break by the lake or some relaxation in La Neyrette’s indoor pool, sauna and hot tub.