Maison d'hôtes l'Arnica

The four rooms are designed for two or three people and all have a private bathroom and soundproofed walls. They range from 28 to 38 m² and have a seating area; several descriptions also mention a desk. Views vary by room: some overlook the lake, while others look out over the garden and mountains.

Two rooms are called “Double Room with Mountain View”, but their sizes and a few details set them apart: one is 35 m² and includes a wake-up service, while the other is 28 m² and has a double bed. The Double Room with Lake View is the largest, at 38 m², and its bathroom has a bathtub. The Triple Room with Mountain View offers several bed configurations and can accommodate up to three people.

Outside, garden furniture, a terrace and a garden provide several places to take a break between outings. The shared lounge has a TV area; board games and puzzles are also available. The house has access to an executive lounge and offers a wake-up service. The rooms are non-smoking, and some floors are accessible only by stairs.

The listed activities span several seasons: hiking, walking and cycling in fine weather, as well as fishing, canoeing and windsurfing on the local waters. In winter, a ski school, ski pass sales and on-site ski equipment hire make days on the slopes easier; a ski storage room is also available. Free parking is provided on site, and internet access is available throughout the house.

La Bréole is a mountain commune in the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence, in the area around Lake Serre-Ponçon. The landscape combines wooded slopes, valleys and open views of the peaks; small villages and hamlets are scattered across the countryside. The pace of life lends itself to outdoor activities, with roads winding between the hillsides and the lake shore. Maison d'hôtes l'Arnica is on route du Col des Fillys, in a rural setting suited to travellers coming to walk, cycle or enjoy the Alpine scenery.

The village of La Bréole is 2.7 km away. Further afield, Parc Animalier de Serre-Ponçon offers a chance to see wildlife, while Maison de l'Eau et des Énergies presents the area's water resources and infrastructure. The Gorges de la Blanche are a deep gorge to discover on an excursion. Muséoscope du lac provides an insight into the history of the area and the Serre-Ponçon Dam. For winter sports, Montclar ski resort is 6.5 km away; a car makes it easier to travel between these sites and the various villages.

In summer, mountain trails and roads invite you to plan days of hiking or cycling, with a stop by the lake when conditions allow. Water sports such as canoeing and windsurfing add to the summer activities. In winter, Montclar draws skiers and snow lovers. Spring and autumn are good seasons for walks in the valleys, when the landscape changes colour and the routes let you explore the surrounding area at a more leisurely pace.