Le Catinat Fleuri

The rooms are available as doubles, triples and twins, all with a private bathroom and a TV. The three 20 m² rooms suit different arrangements: two people in the Double Room or Twin Room, and up to three in the Triple Room. Several rooms have balconies and terraces. The Double Room overlooks the mountains, while the Twin Room has a garden view.

For more space and greater independence, the 45 m² bungalow accommodates four adults. It has a fully equipped kitchen, a patio and a terrace, as well as a bathroom with a bath and shower. Depending on the category, rooms have a bath or shower, a hairdryer and a desk. Bed configurations vary from room to room; the bungalow has two single beds and one double bed. An extra bed is available in family rooms for an additional charge.

Le Catinat Fleuri offers a wellness area with a spa, hammam, hot tub and massages. The indoor and outdoor swimming pools are surrounded by sun loungers; the pool area also has a fence. For active stays, the hotel provides a tennis court and equipment, while ski storage is available for mountain gear. The garden, terraces and picnic area offer different places to spend time outdoors.

An on-site café, snack bar and bar are available for a break or a drink. Breakfast can be served in your room, and menus for special diets are available on request. Private parking and Wi-Fi are free throughout the hotel. Families can make use of a playground and outdoor play equipment; board games and puzzles are also available. The lift and several adapted facilities make it easier for guests with reduced mobility to get around.

Guillestre is a small town in the Hautes-Alpes, in the Durance Valley, at the crossroads of roads leading towards the Queyras and the Alpine valleys. Its centre has village streets, shops and historic buildings; the Porte Saint-Esprit recalls the fortifications that mark local history. It suits travellers who want to explore mountain scenery, go hiking or visit the area's ski resorts.

The Queyras Regional Nature Park offers hiking trails, mountain villages and Alpine views. Higher in the Alps, Écrins National Park draws walkers and nature lovers. Mont-Dauphin, a fortified town designed by Vauban and listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a place to discover ramparts and military architecture. Montdauphin-Guillestre railway station is 3 km away; Guillestre bus station is within walking distance of the centre. A car is useful for reaching the valleys and trailheads.

In summer, the trails in the Queyras and Écrins invite you to plan walks suited to the altitude and weather. The markets and streets of the town make for a quieter outing after an excursion. In winter, nearby ski resorts attract snow sports enthusiasts, while the hotel's facilities let you return to the pool and wellness area after a day out. Spring and early autumn are also good times for walks when mountain conditions are favourable.