Le petit nid douillet

Le petit nid douillet offers two rooms for two people, each with a private bathroom and views of the garden and mountains. Both rooms also have a flat-screen TV, a coffee machine and soundproofed walls. Each has a private entrance, a useful feature for separate access.

The Family Room with Garden View measures 11 m² and has a double bed. The Double Room with Terrace offers 13 m² and stands out for its terrace and large double bed. The bathrooms are equipped with a shower or a bath and a hairdryer. Views of the garden and surrounding hills give both rooms a countryside feel, while the private terrace makes the second particularly suited to relaxing outdoors.

Le petit nid douillet provides free private parking on site and free Wi-Fi, with speeds suitable for HD streaming and video calls. The rooms include a private bathroom, a flat-screen TV and a coffee machine. An electric kettle and a dining table complete the kitchen facilities. A continental breakfast is served on site.

For time outdoors, the property has a garden, a sun terrace, outdoor furniture and an al fresco dining area. The shared lounge is a place to relax indoors after an outing. Activities in the surrounding area include hiking, walking, cycling, skiing and fishing; a ski storage room is available for equipment. The parking is accessible to guests with reduced mobility. Private check-in and check-out are available, as well as express options. The rooms are soundproofed and have private entrances.

Trescléoux is a village in the Hautes-Alpes, set amid a rural landscape of valleys, hills and Alpine terrain. The village and its hamlets have a countryside atmosphere, with roads linking small communities and open spaces suited to walks. The stay suits travellers who enjoy outdoor activities and want to explore a less urban area of villages and mountain scenery.

Sainte-Agathe Church is 810 m away. The Ferme pédagogique du coq à l’âne, 2.6 km away, offers a stop to learn about animals and farm life. In Lagrand, you can discover another village in the area. Serres, 7 km away, and Laragne, 9 km away, have railway stations; a car makes it easier to travel between the villages and scattered sights. Sisteron is known for its citadel and historic heritage.

Hiking and cycling are well suited to fine-weather days, while the surrounding hills also offer opportunities for skiing in season. An outing could combine a walk around Trescléoux, a stop in a neighbouring village and a return to the terrace to enjoy the end of the day. In spring and summer, outdoor activities can easily fill a day; autumn offers another chance to explore the region’s roads and trails. For outings, bring suitable footwear and bear in mind that the terrain can make walks more demanding than they appear.