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The house offers a single 75 m² suite, made up of two bedrooms and designed to accommodate up to seven people. This layout suits families and small groups who want separate sleeping areas while sharing the same accommodation. The suite includes a private bathroom with a shower or bath, a toilet and free toiletries.

Air conditioning and soundproofing add to the amenities. The terrace overlooks the mountains; the suite also offers views of the town and inner courtyard. A coffee machine is available in the suite, along with an electric kettle, a refrigerator and a microwave. Bed linen and towels are provided. The sleeping arrangements combine single and double beds, to accommodate different types of traveller.

Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the house, and free public parking is available nearby. Continental breakfast is served on site; you can also have it in your room. There is a café on site, and a teapot or coffee machine lets you prepare a drink. The suite also includes a kettle, a refrigerator and a microwave.

The terrace, outdoor furniture and al fresco dining area let you enjoy fine weather. Activities in the surrounding area include walking, hiking, cycling, canoeing, kayaking, windsurfing and snorkelling. Board games or puzzles are also available. The house has family and non-smoking rooms, as well as air conditioning and heating. The upper floors are accessible by stairs only.

Puimoisson is a Provençal village on the Valensole plateau, in the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence. The landscape alternates between open fields, stone villages and hills, with light that changes throughout the seasons. The village retains a peaceful scale, suited to walks through its narrow streets and breaks in its squares. This countryside attracts both travellers seeking scenery and those wishing to explore the roads and natural sites of the Verdon.

At 190 m, Saint-Michel Church is one of the village’s landmarks. Riez, 5.5 km away, has an old town and the remains of its Roman columns, reminders of its ancient past. The Ségriès Caves, 5 km away, are another local attraction, while Mont Saint-Maxime, 5.1 km away, is noted as a viewpoint. The area is best explored by car or bicycle, with routes linking the villages and landscapes of the Verdon Regional Natural Park.

From late June to July, lavender in bloom colours the plateau and makes for a particularly popular route. In spring and autumn, temperatures are often milder for walking or exploring the country roads. A day can combine a visit to Riez, an outing in nature and a stop near the landscapes of the Verdon. In summer, take water and rest during the hottest hours; mornings are well suited to outdoor walks.