Les Grandes Mollières

Les Grandes Mollières offers double rooms, a family room, a triple room, two suites and a gîte. The rooms have a private bathroom and air conditioning. They range from 18 to 58 m²; some offer mountain views. Bedding varies by room type, with single or double beds, and some rooms can be arranged in different configurations.

The family room is 35 m² and can accommodate up to five people. The suites have two separate bedrooms; the family suite is the largest, at 58 m², and offers mountain views. The 40 m² gîte includes a fully equipped kitchen, an outdoor dining area and a coffee machine. The two-bedroom suite is the only one with a bath. Facilities and bedding vary by room type.

The outdoor swimming pool, garden and terraces let you enjoy the open-air spaces. A picnic area and outdoor furniture add to these facilities. You can also relax in the shared lounge or opt for a massage. Sun loungers and parasols are available around the outdoor areas.

Activities on offer include archery, mini golf, horse riding, bowling, cycling, hiking, canoeing, kayaking and fishing. Water sports facilities are also available on site. The bar and full English or Irish breakfast provide dining options. Free public parking is available on site, along with an electric vehicle charging station. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property. The family rooms are air-conditioned; private bathrooms include a shower, toilet and hairdryer, among other facilities.

Peyruis is in the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence department, amid Provençal villages, hills and varied landscapes that are well suited to trips by car and walks. Les Grandes Mollières is in the Mollières area, outside the centre of Peyruis. The setting suits travellers who want to combine visits to villages and outdoor walks with time to relax in a garden or by a swimming pool.

Peyruis village and its streets are a first stop for discovering local heritage. Les Terrasses du Château and Château de Peyruis offer a glimpse into the history of the village. The Citadel of Sisteron, 16 km away, overlooks the town and offers a visit focused on its defensive architecture and views over the Durance Valley. Saint-Donat Chapel and the natural sites around Les Mollières provide more ideas for walks nearby. The Château-Arnoux-Saint-Auban and Malijai railway stations serve the area, but the property is not connected to public transport, so a car makes it easier to get around the region.

For a day out, you can combine exploring Peyruis with a visit to Sisteron, then take time to discover the landscapes of the valley. Hiking routes and outdoor activities let you enjoy the region at a different pace from heritage visits. In spring and autumn, temperatures are often milder for walking and exploring villages; summer is suited to breaks by the swimming pool, keeping the Provençal heat in mind. Markets and village squares nearby also offer a chance to discover local produce.