Les transhumances

The room available to guests is a triple room with mountain views, designed to accommodate up to three people. It has one large double bed and one single bed, making it suitable for a small group or family. The private bathroom has a shower or bath, a toilet, a hairdryer, slippers and free toiletries.

Parquet flooring, heating and a wardrobe or clothes rack complete the room. You will also have towels and bed linen, as well as an electric kettle and a power socket near the bed. The mountain view is the room’s distinctive feature. Its amenities provide what you need for a stopover after a day of walking or activities in the valley. The maximum capacity is three people.

Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the bed and breakfast. For guests arriving by car, free private parking is available on site without prior reservation; there is also a charging point for electric vehicles. The garden and terrace provide outdoor spaces where you can take a break between outings.

Other amenities include heating, an electric kettle in the room and special diet menus on request. Breakfast is available in continental or buffet style. Depending on the conditions and time of year, the surrounding area is suitable for walks and skiing. These facilities complement the practical features of the room, including its private bathroom, towels and bed linen. They make it easy to plan either a stop in the village or a stay focused on mountain activities.

Colmars is a mountain village in the Haut-Verdon, in the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence. Its historic buildings and fortifications give your visit a sense of heritage, while the surrounding mountains create an Alpine landscape. The village suits travellers who enjoy narrow streets, outdoor walks and stays where activities vary with the season.

You can explore the fortifications and historic gateways on foot in the village. Pont Saint-Roch is 670 m away and Fort de France is 720 m away; Maison Musée du Haut-Verdon, 950 m away, offers a closer look at local history and traditions. For an outing in nature, Cascade de la Lance is 1.6 km away. Mercantour National Park extends across the surrounding area, with mountain landscapes to explore on hikes. Thorame-Haute railway station is 15 km away; a car is useful for reaching sites in the valley and planning excursions.

In summer, mountain trails and roads invite you to spend the day walking, with a stop in the village on your way back. Cascade de la Lance makes a nearby excursion, while the landscapes of the Mercantour are suited to longer outings. When the season allows, skiing and winter activities take over; Ratery ski resort is one option in the area. In spring and autumn, walks in the valley offer another way to discover the villages and mountains, with generally milder conditions than in the depths of winter.