Lautaret Lodge & Spa

The rooms and suites at Lautaret Lodge & Spa have a private bathroom, a flat-screen TV and views of the Alpine landscape. Options range from the Comfort Double Room to family duplexes and a suite, with floor areas from 35 to 96 m². Some rooms have a balcony, a seating area or a spa bath; amenities vary by category. Bedding includes double beds, with bunk beds in the two categories designed for four people.

The duplex rooms have spaces across two levels, while the 65 m² suite includes a private solarium and a balcony with views of La Meije and Galibier. The 35 m² Comfort Double Room overlooks the valley and has a bathrobe in its bathroom. A desk, toiletries and a sauna are also among the room amenities. The layouts accommodate both couples and families of four.

Lautaret Lodge & Spa brings together facilities for relaxation, dining and mountain activities. The wellness area includes a spa, hammam, hot tub and sauna; guests also have access to a heated indoor pool and fitness centre. The on-site restaurant, bar and café add to the dining options. Breakfast can be served in your room, and children's meals or options for special diets are available on request.

Outside, the garden and terraces offer places to take a break between outings. The property provides luggage storage, a concierge service, a 24-hour reception and currency exchange. On site, you can enjoy skiing, hiking, cycling, canoeing and kayaking, billiards and darts; a ski storage room and ski school are also available. Private parking is free and includes an electric vehicle charging station. Wi-Fi is free throughout the hotel.

Col du Lautaret is a high mountain pass between the Guisane and Romanche valleys, in a landscape dominated by peaks and alpine meadows. The area attracts hikers, skiers and visitors seeking wide-ranging views; the atmosphere changes noticeably with the seasons and altitude. Le Monêtier-les-Bains, a village in the Serre Chevalier valley, offers a different pace, with its lanes and thermal springs. This stop suits travellers looking for outdoor activities rather than an urban stay.

The Lautaret Alpine Botanical Garden, 460 m away, showcases mountain flora in a high-altitude setting. Col du Lautaret, 50 m away, marks the passage between the two valleys and is a landmark for scenic routes. The summit of Santin - Serre Orel is 370 m away; nearby viewpoints offer views of the massif. The Chapelle des Fusillés, 160 m away, also recalls local history. Further down the valley, the villages and facilities of Serre Chevalier provide access to walks, ski slopes and mountain activities.

In summer, you can explore the trails and botanical garden on foot, with alpine flowers particularly interesting in the warmer months. The weather can change quickly at altitude, so bring suitable clothing for outings. In winter, skiing and snowy landscapes take centre stage, while the longer days of spring and autumn are well suited to scenic stops. You can combine a walk around the pass, a visit to the garden and some time to unwind at the hotel in a single day.