LE PETIT CERF

LE PETIT CERF offers three room categories, accommodating two or three people. The Double or Twin Room is 10 m² and has two single beds. It stands out for its balcony, terrace and views of the mountain and river. Its private bathroom is equipped with a shower. The other two categories are each 12 m²: one accommodates up to three people with three single beds, while the other sleeps two people in two single beds.

The Triple Room suits travellers who would each like their own bed. The Twin Room with Shared Bathroom stands out for its shared bathroom. The differences between these rooms therefore relate to their capacity, number of beds and bathroom arrangements. The room with a balcony is distinguished by its openings onto the Alpine landscape; the other two offer different sleeping arrangements for a couple or a group of three.

LE PETIT CERF has a restaurant, a bar, an on-site café and a snack bar. The restaurant offers children's menus and, on request, menus for specific dietary requirements. A buffet breakfast is served at the hotel. Travellers can also use the free private parking and enjoy free Wi-Fi throughout. Pets are allowed at no extra charge.

For mountain activities, the hotel provides ski storage and a ski school. The garden, terrace and outdoor furniture offer space to spend time outside between outings. Leisure activities include skiing, hiking, cycling, walking and evening entertainment. A shuttle service, luggage storage and packed lunches are also available. Concerts and shows are among the activities on offer during your stay.

Cervières is a village in the Hautes-Alpes, set in the mountainous landscape of the Briançonnais. Its houses and surrounding terrain make it a place for outdoor activities, with an atmosphere that changes with the seasons. Travellers come to walk, cycle or enjoy the mountains in winter; the village suits those looking for an Alpine setting rather than an urban stop.

The Queyras Regional Natural Park is 5 km away and offers hiking routes through the valleys and unspoilt landscapes of the Southern Alps. The Col d'Izoard, also 5 km away, is a renowned mountain pass with panoramic views, popular with cyclists when conditions allow access. Briançon railway station is 7 km away; the town is home to fortifications listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. In the village, the Church of Saint-François d'Assise is a reminder of the local heritage.

In summer, the days are well suited to outings on foot or by bike, with stops to take in the scenery and mountain hamlets. The mountain pass road attracts cycling enthusiasts in the warmer months, while the trails offer walks of varying lengths. In winter, skiing and snow activities give your stay a different pace. Spring and autumn offer a quieter atmosphere for exploring the surrounding area, subject to mountain conditions and seasonal road closures.