Ostalina

Ostalina is rented as a whole and has one bedroom for two people. The 30 m² house brings the sleeping area, kitchen and living spaces together in one accommodation. The bedroom has a double bed. The house also has a bathroom.

The kitchen includes a fridge, oven, hob, electric kettle, utensils and coffee machine. There is a table for indoor dining, as well as an outdoor dining area. The balcony and terrace offer views of the mountains and village, while the patio provides another outdoor space. The washing machine is useful for stays of several days. This self-contained house brings together sleeping accommodation, a well-equipped kitchen and outdoor spaces in one property.

Ostalina’s kitchen has the equipment you need to prepare meals on site: a hob, oven, fridge, utensils, electric kettle and coffee machine. A kitchenette and dining table complete the space. The accommodation also has a washing machine.

Outside, the balcony and terrace are furnished and include a dining area. The patio provides another open-air space, while the views look out over the mountains and village. Inside, a seating area and private entrance complete the house. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the accommodation; internet access is also listed among the facilities. Parking is available. The house has a shower or bath, a toilet and a hairdryer. Together with the dining and living areas, these facilities make for self-contained accommodation.

Simiane-la-Rotonde is a Provençal village in Alpes-de-Haute-Provence, with old lanes and a distinctive medieval heritage. Its château and characteristic rotunda give the village a recognisable silhouette. Life here moves at the pace of a rural village: you can walk around the centre, admire the stone façades and take your time exploring its history. It will appeal to travellers looking for a village rather than a lively resort.

Église Sainte-Victoire and Château de Simiane-la-Rotonde are in the village, as is La Rotonde des Agoult-Simiane, an emblematic remnant of the site. For a trip into nature, Aven de Chantemerle is 1.7 km away; Gorges d’Oppedette, 5.7 km away, offer a landscape of ridges and cliffs. The garden of Abbaye de Valsaintes, 3.5 km away, combines religious heritage with gardens to visit. Marseille-Provence Airport is 65 km away. A car makes it easier to explore this rural part of the département.

The surrounding area is suited to days that alternate between exploring the village and outings in the Provençal countryside. In spring, walks let you enjoy the gardens and green countryside; in summer, the light and long days invite you to set off early for natural sites. Lavender blooms across the region in early summer, with timing varying according to altitude and seasonal conditions. In September, generally milder temperatures make outdoor visits more pleasant. You can spend the morning at the château and wandering the lanes, then head to the gorges or the gardens at Valsaintes.