Le Relais des Cavaliers

The rooms at Le Relais des Cavaliers include double rooms, twin rooms and a family room. All have a private bathroom with a shower, heating and a flat-screen TV. They measure 12 to 17 m² and accommodate two or three people. Some 17 m² rooms have a balcony overlooking the garden and mountains. Others offer views of the surrounding mountains or the garden, without a balcony.

The family room has one single bed and one double bed. Double rooms have one double bed, while twin rooms have two single beds. Bed linen and towels are provided. Depending on the room, views extend across the garden and peaks or the mountains; all rooms have a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV.

Le Relais des Cavaliers has free public parking on the street, with no reservations possible. Wi-Fi is free in the common areas. The rooms have a private bathroom with a shower, and bed linen and towels are provided.

A flat-screen TV and heating complete the room amenities. Family rooms are available. The surrounding area is suitable for hiking, cycling and skiing; you can also explore the Alpine scenery on foot. The hotel is on the Route des Grandes Alpes, in Villeneuve-d’Entraunes, an area suited to outdoor activities.

Villeneuve-d’Entraunes is an Alpine village in Alpes-Maritimes, in the Var Valley and the Mercantour area. The landscape is defined by peaks, forests and valleys, in surroundings suited to mountain activities. The village is a good fit for travellers looking for natural scenery and outdoor routes rather than an urban stop. The Route des Grandes Alpes crosses this part of the Southern Alps.

Mercantour National Park borders the village; its landscapes alternate between valleys, mountain pastures and high peaks. The surrounding trails are suited to hiking and walks, while the mountain roads attract cyclists. The waterfall over 100 metres high is 4.9 km away, and the viewpoint at the Gorges de Saucha Negra is the same distance away. For skiing, Val Pelens ski resort is 5.9 km away. The village of Guillaumes, 5.7 km away, offers another stop in the valley.

The warmer months are suited to hikes and excursions in the Mercantour; winter conditions attract skiers to the local resorts. You can spend a day alternating between walks, exploring mountain villages and taking breaks to enjoy the views. The winding roads mean it is worth allowing time for journeys and adapting outings to the weather. A car makes it easier to travel between villages and the various starting points for activities. The landscape changes with the altitude and season, from summer meadows and forests to snow-covered peaks.