Maison d’hôtes les Méans

The accommodation comprises two double rooms and three suites. Each room has a private bathroom, a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, and views of the garden or mountains. They differ in size and bedding: one has two single beds, while the other has a large double bed and a balcony.

The suites range from 48 to 80 m² and are suitable for stays for two or four people. They have a kitchen, a private bathroom and an outdoor area in the form of a terrace or balcony. The 48 m² and 60 m² suites have a terrace and a coffee machine; the 80 m² suite also has a dishwasher and two separate bedrooms. These suites offer views of the garden and mountains.

The guest house has a garden, a terrace and an outdoor area furnished with garden furniture. A picnic area lets you enjoy the surroundings, while the spa and hot tub provide facilities for relaxation. Parasols and sun loungers are also available. Free private parking with disabled access is available.

Wi-Fi is free in the rooms. Facilities include a flat-screen TV with satellite channels and a radio; the rooms also have a minibar. For mountain stays, the property offers a ski school and ski storage. A golf course is less than 3 km away. Family rooms and non-smoking rooms complete the offer, with heating and soundproofing. Several units have a private bathroom, an electric kettle and views of the garden or mountains.

Méolans extends across the Ubaye Valley, among the mountains of the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence. The hamlet of Les Méans has a mountain setting, with scattered homes and views of the peaks. The region attracts travellers seeking outdoor activities, Alpine villages and a slower pace than that of the larger resorts.

The Maison du Bois museum is 350 m away and offers a cultural attraction in the area. The village of Méolans-Revel is 460 m away; its hamlets and rural heritage offer a glimpse of life in the valley. The Cheminées de Fées, distinctive natural formations, are 4.2 km away. La Demoiselle coiffée, another local geological feature, is 5 km away. More broadly, the valley’s landscapes are well suited to walks and drives to the villages and natural sites of the Alps.

In winter, skiing is one of the activities available nearby; the ski storage and ski school on site cater to winter sports stays. In fine weather, you can enjoy mountain walks and days exploring the hamlets. For a relaxed outing, you could start with the museum and village, then spend another day exploring the mountains and natural sites. The shoulder seasons offer a quieter atmosphere for exploring the valley, while winter transforms the landscape into an Alpine setting.