Langley Hotel La Vieille Ferme

The five categories include double rooms, a small double room, a twin room, a quadruple room and a family room. They range in size from 10 to 40 m², and accommodate between two and five people. All have a private bathroom, a flat-screen TV and mountain views. Bed arrangements vary by category, with double beds, single beds or a combination of the two.

The Family Room is the largest, at 40 m², and accommodates five people; the Quadruple Room offers 30 m² for four guests. The Double Room and Twin Room are both 15 m², while the Small Double Room is 10 m². Other amenities include a desk, heating, bed linen and towels. The bathroom has a shower or bath.

The furnished terrace is a place to sit outside after a day in the mountains, while the outdoor furniture is ideal for meals or relaxing. The restaurant and bar on site offer places to get together. Fruit, wine or champagne and menus for special diets are also available on request. Breakfast is continental.

For outdoor activities, the hotel has a ski storage room and welcomes guests interested in skiing, hiking, cycling and fishing. Packed lunches are available for outings, and luggage storage is provided. Family rooms are among the available categories. Free Wi-Fi is accessible in the communal areas; pets are permitted on request and a supplement may apply. There is no parking on site.

La Salle-les-Alpes is a mountain village in the Guisane Valley, in the Hautes-Alpes. Its landscape combines Alpine houses, meadows and peaks, with village life shaped by outdoor activities. The Serre Chevalier ski resort attracts visitors in winter, while the warmer months are well suited to walks and hikes. This is a good stop for travellers who want to stay in an Alpine village and explore the valley while still having access to resort facilities.

The Aravet ski lifts are 270 m away and provide access to the Serre Chevalier ski area, which stretches along the valley. The resort, 2.9 km away, brings together several ski sectors and mountain activities. Briançon, 8 km away, is known for its Vauban fortifications, a UNESCO World Heritage Site; explore its old town by walking along the sloping streets and past the fortified gates. Briançon railway station connects the valley by train. The Écrins National Park, with its high-mountain scenery, offers hiking routes and Alpine panoramas.

In winter, the slopes and ski lifts set the pace of the day; in summer, the trails let you discover the mountain pastures and villages of the Guisane Valley. A trip to Briançon is a good way to round off a day outdoors with a visit to its heritage sites. The neighbouring village of Le Monêtier-les-Bains also offers a change of scene, with a stop in another village in the valley. Mountain weather can change quickly, so pack suitable clothing whatever the season.