LES PRIMEVERES

LES PRIMEVERES offers three rooms with private bathrooms, private entrances and soundproofed walls. All overlook the mountains and include free toiletries and a hairdryer. They range in size from 22 to 31 m² and accommodate between two and four people. The Double Room with Mountain View sleeps two; the Comfort Triple Room with Shower sleeps three. The Family Room with Shower, the largest, measures 31 m² and is suitable for four guests.

The sleeping arrangements differ between the rooms: a double bed in the Double Room, a single bed and a double bed in the Comfort Triple Room, and two single beds and a double bed in the Family Room. The latter also stands out for its sofa. All three rooms have mountain views, while tea- and coffee-making facilities are provided in the Double Room and Family Room. Outdoor furniture is also available with these two accommodation options.

LES PRIMEVERES provides free Wi-Fi throughout the house, as well as a garden and terrace with outdoor furniture. Breakfast can be served à la carte or as a continental option. There is a café on site, and wine and champagne are available. The accommodation includes tea- and coffee-making facilities, and the family rooms can host several guests.

The activities on offer cater to different kinds of mountain stay. You can ski, visit the ski school or use the ski storage, then go hiking, cycling or walking. Table tennis is available on site; canoeing, horse riding, cycling and mini golf are also among the activities in the area. In winter and in warmer weather, these options complement time spent in the garden or on the terrace. Children's menus are also available.

Saint-Jean-Saint-Nicolas is in the Champsaur, an Alpine valley in the Hautes-Alpes where villages are scattered among meadows, forests and mountain landscapes. The scenery changes with the seasons: pastures and trails attract walkers in warmer weather, while snow shapes winter activities. The area has the feel of an inhabited mountain region, with hamlets and open landscapes rather than large urban resorts.

Écrins National Park stretches around the valley, offering hiking routes, Alpine views and protected natural areas. You can explore the village on foot, with Église Saint-Jean-Baptiste 20 m away and Ecole d'autrefois 200 m away. For a ski outing, Domaine Skiable Saint-Léger-Les-Mélèzes is 2.9 km away; the village of Saint-Léger-les-Mélèzes is also a chance to discover another place in the area. Valley roads connect the hamlets and provide access to walking routes.

In summer, plan a day of hiking in the Écrins, with a break to enjoy the scenery and fresh mountain air. Spring and early autumn are good for walks when the trails are accessible and the colours are changing. In winter, ski areas and snow activities take over; check local conditions before heading into the mountains. A car makes it easier to travel between the villages, trails and leisure spots in the Champsaur.