RestAuberge La Reine Meije

The rooms at RestAuberge La Reine Meije accommodate two to four people and all offer mountain views. The range includes double, family and quadruple rooms. Some categories share a bathroom, while others have a private bathroom. Room sizes range from 10 to 25 m². Several rooms have a balcony or terrace; the others differ in their bed configuration and capacity.

Amenities include heating, a wardrobe or clothes rack, bed linen and towels. Slippers are also provided. Rooms on the upper floors are accessible by stairs only. Some have a sofa, and private bathrooms include a shower or a bathtub. Board games and puzzles are available in several categories. Bed configurations vary: single beds, a double bed, bunk beds or a sofa bed.

RestAuberge La Reine Meije has a restaurant, a bar and a shared lounge with a television. The terrace and outdoor furniture let you enjoy the open-air spaces. Family and non-smoking rooms are available. The restaurant can prepare special-diet menus on request. Breakfast is also offered, while the bar completes the on-site dining options.

You can go skiing and hiking nearby. The property sells ski passes and has a ski storage room. A shuttle service is also available. Internet access is free in the communal areas. Free public parking is nearby, with spaces available on the street. The upper floors are accessible by stairs only. In the rooms, amenities include heating, bed linen, towels, slippers and a wardrobe or clothes rack. Some rooms overlook the mountains.

Les Terrasses is a hamlet in La Grave, in the Hautes-Alpes, amid the high-mountain scenery of the Écrins massif. The village attracts skiing and hiking enthusiasts, as well as travellers wishing to discover its stone hamlets and Alpine panoramas. La Meije towers over the area, giving this part of the Romanche Valley its distinctive character. It has the feel of a mountain village, with activities that change noticeably with the seasons.

Écrins National Park surrounds this landscape of peaks, torrents and trails. Nearby, the Pas dans le Vide viewpoint offers a place to stop and take in the scenery. The Glaciers de la Meije ski lifts serve the mountain area; Le Chazelet is another ski resort in the area. The Pucelle Waterfall makes a nature stop, while Saint-Matthieu Church bears witness to local history. Grenoble-Alpes-Isère Airport is 125 km away. Free public parking is available near the holiday home.

In winter, visitors come for skiing and snow-covered scenery; the ski storage room and ski-pass sales are useful for planning days on the slopes. As the snow melts, trails and waterfalls draw walkers. A day can combine a stroll through the hamlets, an outing at altitude and a meal in the village. Mountain conditions change quickly, so suitable clothing and walking shoes are essential for excursions. Summer is well suited to hiking, while winter sets the pace in La Grave as an Alpine resort.