Villages Clubs du Soleil - MONTGENEVRE

Rooms are available in quadruple and family categories, with bed configurations that vary by accommodation. All have a private bathroom with a shower, a flat-screen TV, a wardrobe or clothes rack, heating, bed linen and towels. The rooms are also carpeted.

Room sizes range from 18 to 22 m². Quadruple rooms have either a double bed and bunk beds, or single beds and bunk beds. Family rooms offer different combinations, including a double bed, a single bed or several bunk beds, depending on the category. One family room has safety gates for babies. These layouts distinguish the options for small groups and families, while retaining the same essential amenities.

The hotel has a terrace, a restaurant and a bar. Breakfast can be continental or served as a buffet. Free Wi-Fi is available in the communal areas. Free public parking is available nearby, with no reservation required. These amenities meet the practical needs of a mountain stay, whether you come to ski or explore the area.

Ski equipment hire is available on site, and evening entertainment is among the hotel’s activities. Luggage storage is available, as is a laundry service. A lift, heating and non-smoking rooms complete the general facilities. In your room, you will find a private bathroom with a shower, a toilet, towels, bed linen and a wardrobe or clothes rack. There is also a flat-screen TV. Safety gates for babies are provided in some family rooms.

Montgenèvre is an Alpine village in the Hautes-Alpes, on the Italian border, amid a landscape of mountain passes and peaks. The resort welcomes ski enthusiasts in winter and visitors keen to explore the trails in summer. It has the feel of a mountain village focused on outdoor activities, with sports facilities available nearby. Its proximity to Italy also makes it easy to visit the villages and valleys of Piedmont.

The Montquitaine ski lift is 160 m away, and the Montgenèvre ski resort is 1.8 km away. You can also reach Clavières, on the Italian side, as well as the Montgenèvre Golf Course. Briançon, about 13 km away, is worth visiting for its fortified Vauban town, historic gates and old streets. Briançon railway station, 10 km away, provides rail access to the valley; a car is useful for exploring the surrounding mountain passes and villages. The Monte Chaberton Museum offers another place to visit in the border area.

In winter, the slopes and ski lifts shape the days, while on-site equipment hire makes it easier to go skiing. From December through spring, mountain conditions set the pace of your stay, with snowfall varying from year to year. Summer is suited to hiking, trips to the mountain passes and views across the Alps. You can spend a day in Briançon exploring its fortifications, then return to Montgenèvre to enjoy the fresh mountain air. The shoulder seasons are suitable for walks and sightseeing, and are generally quieter than the winter holidays.