La Source

La Source offers four room categories: three double rooms and one family room. The double rooms accommodate two people and measure 16 or 18 m²; the family room measures 26 m² and can accommodate up to four people. Views are of the garden and, for some categories, the mountains. The beds are double, while the family room also has bunk beds.

Amenities vary by room: some have a desk, wardrobe or seating area. Several have a private bathroom with a shower or bath and a hairdryer. The 18 m² double room stands out for its private bathroom outside the bedroom, on the ground floor; the room itself is on the first floor and has a seating area. The rooms are on the ground and upper floors, with access to the upper floor by stairs.

The garden and outdoor areas are well suited to dining outside: the house has a sunny terrace, garden furniture, a picnic area and barbecue facilities. A shared lounge with a television and a shared kitchen complete the communal spaces. You can also play table tennis or borrow badminton equipment. Outdoor activities are available nearby, including hiking, cycling, horse riding, canoeing and kayaking, fishing and skiing; ski storage is available.

The restaurant serves meals and offers children's menus and menus for special diets on request. Wine and champagne are also available. Wi-Fi is free throughout the house, and free private parking is available on site. Pets are allowed on request; a supplement may apply. The house has family and non-smoking rooms, and provides packed lunches.

Saint-Pierre-d’Argençon is in the Buëch Valley, a landscape of mountains, meadows and small villages in the Hautes-Alpes. The rural setting suits travellers looking for country roads, walks and outdoor activities rather than an urban stopover. The valley's trails and paths let you explore the terrain on foot or by bike; in winter, the Dévoluy resorts offer snow activities.

The village and its hamlets retain a peaceful scale, with churches, viewpoints and historic remains to discover nearby. The Sources de la Drôme, 4.1 km away, reflect the proximity of the river's catchment area. The ruins of Château d’Aspremont, 5.4 km away, make for an outing to discover local heritage. Tour de l'Horloge and Grotte de Malpasset are also among the area's sights. Aspres-sur-Buëch, 5 km away, and Veynes-Dévoluy, 10 km away, are the nearest railway stations; a car is useful for getting between villages and trailheads.

Spring and summer are suited to walks, picnics and days outdoors, while autumn colours the slopes and makes for cooler walks. For an excursion, you can visit neighbouring villages and spend part of the day on the valley paths, making sure you have suitable footwear. In winter, check mountain conditions before setting out to ski. Rural roads and the distances between towns make it worth planning journeys by car, particularly for meals and visits.