Les Callunes

Les Callunes offers single, double, twin, triple and quadruple rooms, suitable for solo travellers, couples or families. All have a private bathroom and a flat-screen TV. Room sizes range from 10 to 30 m². Double rooms have a double bed, while twin rooms have two single beds. Triple and quadruple rooms accommodate three and four people respectively. Some overlook the mountains or the town.

Two rooms have a balcony with town views. The triple room has a terrace overlooking the mountains, as well as soundproofing and a sofa. The quadruple room with balcony also offers town views. Other rooms overlook the surrounding hills and include amenities such as a desk, wardrobe and free toiletries.

Les Callunes offers a range of practical services and shared spaces in Annot. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property, and free public parking is available on site. Parking spaces are on the street; facilities include an electric vehicle charging station and a space accessible to guests with reduced mobility. The restaurant, bar and on-site café offer different places to enjoy a meal or take a break.

The menu lists children’s meals and special-diet menus on request, as well as fruit and wine or champagne. Outdoor areas include a sun terrace. You will also find massage services and beauty treatments, a shared lounge with a TV, board games, and meeting or reception rooms. Activities such as hiking, cycling, skiing and fishing are also available.

Annot is a village in Alpes-de-Haute-Provence, where old houses sit amid sandstone landscapes and wooded hills. Strolling through the village streets takes you past stone façades, narrow passages and small viewpoints overlooking the mountains. The village attracts visitors who enjoy walking, observing rock formations and discovering a mountain village at a leisurely pace. Les Callunes is on Place du Revelly, in the village itself.

Explore the surrounding area on foot along trails leading to the sandstone rocks of Annot, including Le Baou d’Annot and Chambre du Roi, a natural cavity in the sandstone hills. Saint-Jean-Baptiste Church is 160 m from the hotel. Annot railway station, 450 m away, is served by the Chemins de fer de Provence line, known as the Train des Pignes, which links Nice and Digne-les-Bains through the landscapes of the hinterland. The Verdon Regional Natural Park is listed among nearby places, 2.5 km away.

If you plan to explore the trails, bring suitable footwear and allow time for the rocky sections around the village. Spring and autumn offer pleasant hiking conditions; in summer, set off in the morning to walk before the hottest part of the day. You can spend a day alternating between a stroll through the village streets, a walk to the sandstone formations and a return to Annot by train. Those who enjoy scenic landscapes can continue on to nearby villages, while visitors travelling by car can explore the valleys and mountain roads at their own pace.