Les cabanes du domaine de l Esperluette

The chalets combine a living room with a separate bedroom, and each has a private bathroom with a shower. The 30 m² spaces include a seating area, a fireplace, a private entrance and a terrace with mountain views. A balcony, a coffee machine and good soundproofing complete the shared amenities. Sleeping arrangements include a double bed and a sofa bed, with variations depending on the chalet.

The Superior Chalet stands out for its 60 m², fitted kitchen and two living areas; it can accommodate up to eight people. The other chalets are more compact, making them suitable in particular for couples or small families. Some sleeping arrangements include an extra-large double bed. The terraces let you enjoy the scenery, while the Superior Chalet’s kitchen includes a fridge and utensils for preparing meals.

The outdoor spaces include a garden, a sun terrace, balconies and outdoor furniture. An outdoor dining area gives you a place to eat outside, while the accommodation also has indoor dining areas. Free private parking is available nearby. For meals, the property offers packed lunches and breakfast served in your room. The chalets are equipped with a tea maker or coffee machine, and some have a kitchen with a fridge and utensils.

Activities in the area include hiking, walking, cycling, horse riding, canoeing and fishing. On site, you’ll find badminton equipment and outdoor play equipment for children, as well as board games, puzzles and books or audio materials for younger guests. The chalets have a fireplace, a seating area and a private entrance. The upper floors are accessible only by stairs; heating and non-smoking rooms complete the amenities.

Le Lauzet-Ubaye is in the Ubaye Valley, amid the mountain scenery of the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence. The hamlet of Le Villard has a rural setting, with scattered houses and mountain slopes shaping the landscape. The village of Le Lauzet-Ubaye offers a glimpse of a small Alpine community, while the surrounding trails attract walkers and cyclists. This part of the Alps suits travellers who want to combine time in nature with stops in the valley’s villages.

The Musée des hommes et des montagnes explores local history and life in this mountain landscape. Near the village, the Pont Romain du Lauzet is a heritage landmark, while the Cascade de La Lauze offers a walk to a natural site. The Écrins National Park is also mentioned among the nearby attractions. Lake Serre-Ponçon and its water activities add to the options for outings in the region. A car makes it easier to travel between the hamlets, villages and natural sites; mountain roads are part of the journey.

In summer, the days are well suited to hiking, cycling, canoeing and fishing, with stops in the valley villages. In spring and autumn, walks offer the chance to see the changing light and seasons on the peaks. In winter, conditions vary with the altitude and weather, so it’s best to plan outings according to the state of the roads and trails. You can spend a day combining a walk near Le Lauzet-Ubaye with a visit to the lake or another site in the valley.