Le Jas de Péguier

Le Jas de Péguier offers double rooms, a triple room, two family rooms, a suite and a four-bedroom house. Sizes range from 20 to 120 m², and accommodation options sleep between two and eight people. The rooms and suite have private bathrooms; several open onto the garden and mountains and have a terrace. The triple room is distinguished by its bathtub, while the suite has a separate bedroom and a living room with a sofa bed.

The four-bedroom house offers 120 m² of independent space, with a kitchen, three bathrooms and a terrace. It sleeps up to eight people and has a barbecue. Depending on the configuration, beds include double beds, single beds and sofa beds. Several accommodation options have a coffee machine; the house also has a dishwasher. Several rooms have garden and mountain views, while the house also has a terrace overlooking the garden.

The garden and outdoor areas offer several ways to enjoy the surroundings, including a sun terrace, outdoor furniture, a dining area and a picnic area. A barbecue is also available. You can choose between activities on site and outings nearby, with bicycle rental, walking tours, hiking, cycling, fishing, darts and table tennis. There is a playground, a games room and outdoor play equipment for children.

The relaxation area includes a spa and wellness centre, a private hot tub and massages. The outdoor swimming pool is surrounded by sun loungers, parasols and a fence; pool or beach towels are available. The on-site café, bar and packed lunches complement the communal areas. Indoor parking is free, pets are allowed at no extra charge, and free Wi-Fi is available in the rooms.

Châteauneuf-Val-Saint-Donat is a village in Alpes-de-Haute-Provence, set among hills, valleys and the Provençal landscape. The hamlets and country paths give the area a rural character, appealing to travellers who want to combine walks, swimming and heritage visits. Small roads link the neighbouring villages, and the open countryside invites you to explore the region by car or on foot.

The ruins of Vieux Châteauneuf recall the history of the hilltop village; nearby trails let you explore the hills and enjoy views across the countryside. The communal forest of Montfort and the Trou de Saint-Donat cave offer ideas for outings in nature. In Sisteron, the citadel overlooks the town and the Durance Valley; you can explore the old town on foot. Château-Arnoux-Saint-Auban train station is 5 km away, and Malijai station is 7 km away. Marseille Provence Airport is 115 km away.

Spring and autumn are good seasons for hiking and visiting the villages, with temperatures often milder than in the height of summer. In summer, the swimming pool offers a break after excursions, while the long days leave time to explore country roads and historic sites. A trip to Sisteron can be combined with a visit to the Durance Valley; having a car makes it easier to explore the hamlets and natural sites in the area.