Les Etrangers a l'ancien Hotel des Etrangers

The four rooms comprise double, triple and family categories, with capacity for two to four people. They all include a dining area and a dining table. Depending on the category, the bathroom is private or shared; amenities include a shower, toilet and bed linen. The rooms do not all have the same views or layout.

Some overlook the garden, mountains and river, while others face the village. Several have a terrace, and two categories also have a balcony. The triple room stands out for its three single beds and town view. The family room, which sleeps four, has two double beds, a bathtub and views of the surrounding scenery. The double rooms are available with either a shared or private bathroom.

The restaurant serves meals on site, and a café is also available. Breakfast is offered as a continental or buffet option; special diet menus are available on request. Wine and champagne are among the drinks on offer. The garden, terrace and picnic area provide several ways to enjoy the outdoors, with garden furniture available.

Guests can hike, cycle and ski in the surrounding area. Packed lunches and room service round out the dining options. Free Wi-Fi is available in the communal areas. Pets are welcome at no extra charge. Rooms include amenities such as a shower, free toiletries, bed linen and a dining area; depending on the category, the bathroom is private or shared. The property has no parking.

Saint-Martin-d’Entraunes is a mountain village in the upper Var valley, in the Alpes-Maritimes. The village sits among peaks, forests and steep-sided valleys, away from the coast’s major towns. Its setting suits travellers looking for hiking trails, mountain roads and stops in Alpine villages. Views of the surrounding mountains and waterways are part of everyday life in this valley.

Mercantour National Park extends into this area, with scenery suited to walking and wildlife watching. Col des Champs, 6 km away, connects the Var and Verdon valleys via a mountain road. Val Pelens resort, 2.4 km away, offers mountain activities, including skiing depending on the season. The Gorges de Saucha Negra and nearby waterfalls provide other walking destinations. Nice-Côte d’Azur Airport is 100 km away; the route follows mountain roads, and a car makes it easier to travel between villages and trailheads.

In summer, trails and mountain passes attract walkers and cyclists, while cooler spring and autumn days are well suited to outings in the valley. In winter, activities depend on snow conditions and whether the slopes are open. You can start the day with a stroll around the village, continue along a trail in Mercantour National Park and finish with a meal on site. If you plan to explore the area, bring suitable footwear and allow for the mountainous roads.