Gite for rent in a traditionnal alpine house. Open all year round. 2nd floor, private hall, living room, kitchenette, TV plug, 2 bedrooms, one with balcony facing south (2 double beds, 1 single bed). Bathroom separate toilet. Electric heater. Private lawn 2 garden 2000 sqm. Garage. Direct access to ski lift and open air skating ring. Direct access to ski drag, ski school and outside skating ring. In summer private garden 2000 sqm BBQ pit.
Accommodation themes
- SWEET BABY
- INTERNET ADDICTS
- THE HAUTES-ALPES BY BIKE
Number of people : 5 persons
Number of rooms : 2 rooms
Surface : 40 m²
Altitude 1400 m
Pets : Not allowed
Internet/Wi-Fi : Yes
The house
1 Single bed
2 Double beds
1 bath
1 Shower
1 WC
Room 1 2nd floor
- 1 Double bed (140cm)
room with a bed of 140, cupboard, table and chair, bedside table. Electric convector. Fenetre giving on south full balcony View on the village and collar of Pousterle
Room 2 2nd floor
- 1 Single bed (90cm)
- 1 Double bed (140cm)
room with two beds one of 90 and one of 140, cupboard and bedside table. Door window overlooking south facing balcony. View of the village and pass of Pousterle.
domestic equipment
- Accès Web
- Freezer
- Microwave oven
- Garage
- Cottage on the floor
- Local ski-bikes
- Child reads
- Television
outdoor facilities
- Shelter motorcycles
- Enclosed ground
- Garden
Services
- Heating not included
- Package sheets and towels (/ pers)17.00 € (Rate per person and per day)
Leisure and amenities
- Bathing :10 km
Shops :0,1 km- Horse riding :3 km
- Climbing :4 km
Station :10 km- Fishing :4 km
- Forest :0,1 km
- Downhill skiing :0,1 km
- Cross country skiing :1 km
- Hang gliding :3 km
- Windsurf :10 km
- VTT :0,1 km
Themes of your stay
- SWEET BABYGoing on holiday with one or more children is not always easy. That's why we have created the 'loving baby' stay. No need to bring all baby's things and overload your car, your hosts will provide the necessary equipment: cot, high chair, changing mat, etc. The owners will advise you on family activities and outings accessible with a push chair. In some cases they can even arrange babysitters so that you can spend an evening alone together.
- INTERNET ADDICTSStay connected, receive your emails, surf the net, or work online…To stay in touch with your loved ones or your work, send news or your holiday photos, to search for an itinerary or plan the next stage of your holiday, your gîte has an internet connection accessible during your stay.
- THE HAUTES-ALPES BY BIKESome of the most famous sporting events have taken place on the Southern Alps roads and tracks (Tour de France, Critérium du Dauphiné Libéré, French mountain bike championships, Worldcup, etc.) and the region is nowadays known as a bicycle paradise. The marked itineraries for both mountain bikers and touring cyclists make it a pleasure accessible to everyone. Your hosts make your stay even easier by providing a storage room for your equipment, a repair kit and information.
- ACCESS TO PUY-ST-VINCENT SKI AREAPuy St Vincint is a traditional village and a modern resort in one. It is also a ski resort which combines charm with authenticity. Puy St Vincent has 13 ski lifts, 75 km of pistes (2 black, 12 red, 14 blue, 6 green). For snowboarders Puy St Vincent has a snow park at the foot of the slopes (half pipe, woops, spine, table, banked curves, etc). The Nordic ski area offers 30 km of marked pistes.
- Massif des ÉcrinsThe massif des Écrins is a large mountain range in the French Alps. It is a wild, authentic, Mountain beauty has been able to be preserved because of its status of National Park. \"Le veil of the mariee\" in the Valgaudemar, the refuge of the Glacier Blanc at 2542 m a.s.l. " in Vallouise, Prapic village in the Valley of Champsaur, the Shepherd House, home of the Parc de Châteauroux-les-Alpes in the Embrunais and the Meije cable car are places not to be missed.
- Route des Grandes AlpesInaugurated in 1937, the Route of the great Alps is the most beautiful mountain roaming: Thonon-les-Bains at Chin, from Geneva to the Mediterranean, 684 km and 16 passes among the highest in the Alpine french - six of them rising to over 2,000 metres - guide motorists, bikers, cyclists, cycling (and sometimes even... intrepid hikers!).
