LE CHALET BAZAN

LE CHALET BAZAN offers double or family rooms, as well as a separate chalet for group stays. All rooms have a private bathroom and a balcony; the larger family room offers mountain views. Bed arrangements vary by room, with double or single beds, either alone or in combination. The 30 m² family rooms accommodate several guests, while the double room measures 16 m².

The 300 m² chalet has six bedrooms, four bathrooms, a lounge and a fully equipped kitchen. Its terrace overlooks the mountains, and the accommodation also has a balcony. The kitchen includes a refrigerator, oven, dishwasher and coffee machine, among other items. The rooms have flat-screen TVs; the balcony and views of the surroundings help distinguish the spaces. Bed arrangements and capacity vary according to the accommodation chosen.

The outdoor spaces at LE CHALET BAZAN include a garden, a sun terrace, a balcony and garden furniture. A barbecue and barbecue facilities are available for preparing a meal. You can relax in the shared lounge or enjoy the hot tub. A games room and board games provide additional ways to unwind.

Mountain enthusiasts can make use of the on-site ski services: ski-to-door access, a ski pass sales point, equipment hire, a ski school and ski storage. Hiking, cycling and walking are also available, as are bike tours. A shuttle service is available. The on-site café is a place to take a break, while the shared kitchen has a coffee machine, a refrigerator and cooking equipment. The rooms have flat-screen TVs and free Wi-Fi. Free private parking is nearby.

Brunissard is a mountain hamlet in the commune of Arvieux, in the Queyras Regional Natural Park. The landscape combines meadows, forests and Alpine peaks, with houses grouped along the valley roads. The atmosphere changes with the seasons: visitors come for hiking, cycling, mountain passes and snow activities. This setting particularly suits travellers who prefer mountain villages and outdoor pursuits to urban stays.

Col d’Izoard, known to cycling enthusiasts for its hairpin bends and high-altitude scenery, is 2.7 km away. Trails around Arvieux offer a chance to explore the Queyras landscape on foot or by bike; the ski lifts and Arvieux ski area provide access to winter activities. The regional natural park also offers high-mountain scenery and hiking routes. A car makes it easier to travel between hamlets and villages in the valley and organise excursions; mountain roads require driving suited to the weather conditions.

In winter, skiing and snowshoe walks shape the days, while summer is suited to hiking, cycling and stops beside the mountain streams. Col d’Izoard is generally closed to traffic during the winter season; access conditions vary with the snow. In spring and autumn, the colours of the mountain pastures and forests change quickly with altitude. A day can begin with a mountain outing, continue in a village in the Queyras and end at the chalet with a meal or time to relax.