Les Terrasses du Paradis

Les Terrasses du Paradis offers three room categories, designed to accommodate two to four people. Two rooms have an en-suite bathroom; the third also has a private bathroom, located outside the accommodation. Room sizes range from 15 to 22 m². All rooms have a flat-screen TV and overlook the garden and mountains.

Sleeping arrangements vary by category, with single beds, a large double bed or a double bed, sometimes in combination. The 18 m² room accommodates three people and offers several bed configurations. The 22 m² room, for up to four people, has a desk. The 15 m² double room stands out for its external bathroom, which has a bathtub.

Les Terrasses du Paradis has a garden, a sun terrace and outdoor furniture, as well as an outdoor dining area and a picnic area. Guests can have continental or buffet breakfast in their room. Luggage storage and room service are also available. Free private parking is available on site, with no advance reservation required. Wi-Fi is free in the rooms.

Facilities include a flat-screen TV, a refrigerator, a hairdryer and bed linen. The surrounding area is suited to walking, hiking, cycling and horse riding; cycling tours are also available. You can relax in the garden or on the terrace after a day outdoors. Daily housekeeping is provided, and board games and puzzles are available.

Orpierre is a village in the Hautes-Alpes, amid the rolling landscape of the Baronnies Provençales. Its houses cluster around old lanes, while the nearby peaks give the village its mountain character. The area is known among climbing enthusiasts for its cliffs and routes, but the surrounding trails also attract walkers and cyclists. It suits travellers looking for a village setting and outdoor activities rather than the attractions of a large city.

You can walk from the guest house to the centre of Orpierre. Saint-Julien Church and the village’s old gates, including Porte Ayguière, offer a glimpse of its heritage along the way. Rocher du Quiquillon and Le Rochas are landmarks in the surrounding landscape. For a longer outing, you can explore neighbouring villages and the trails of the Baronnies by car or bicycle. Laragne and Serres railway stations serve the area, at 9 km and 12 km respectively; a car makes it easier to travel between the valleys and hiking areas.

In spring and autumn, temperatures are often pleasant for walking and exploring the villages. In summer, you can spend the day outdoors, setting off early on hot days. Climbing enthusiasts can combine time on the cliffs with walks, while cyclists will find routes on the region’s roads and trails. You could start the day with a visit to the old village, continue along a trail in the Baronnies and finish on the terrace, with the mountains in the background.