This charming, comfortable flat is ideal for a tourist break. Measuring 100 m², it can accommodate up to 10 people. You will appreciate its convenient location, close to all amenities. We look forward to welcoming you for a memorable stay :)

## Logement
Located on the 2nd floor without a lift, it comprises: - three bedrooms with three double beds, a single bed, a double air mattress and a cot; - a bathroom; - a fully-equipped kitchen; - and a living room with a sofa bed for relaxing after a day out. There is a small shared garden for outdoor meals in summer and snowmen in winter. The following facilities are available: Car park, Cot, Wifi, Hairdryer, Television, Washing machine, Coffee machine, Microwave and Oven. Please note that bed linen and towels are provided at extra cost. There is a large cellar for storing sports equipment (large enough to store a dozen bikes without any problem). Arrivals are possible until 8pm. Arrivals are possible until 8pm. One of the flat's assets is its brightness. It is also very popular for its location: - close to the ski lifts; - 5 minutes‘ walk from a Leclerc shopping centre; - 15 minutes from Parc de la Schappe (with children's play area, lake, accrobranche and via ferrata); - 5 minutes’ walk from shops and restaurants in Briançon ; - close to the start of the Serre-Chevalier ski runs (15 minutes on foot with no change in altitude, or 5 minutes by car); - less than 10 minutes by car from an ice rink, swimming pool and cinema; - very close to the SNCF train station and bus station, providing access to the whole of the Serre-Chevalier valley, other valleys and Italy. Welcome

## Emplacement
At the crossroads of five high Alpine valleys, Briançon became a fortified town in the 14th century. A Dauphiné town and the seat of important trade fairs, it is the capital of the Escartons. Located at the convergence of five valleys - Haute-Durance, Guisane, Clarée, Ayes and Cerveyrette - the town of Briançon occupies a remarkable geographical position. The radiating structure of these valleys provided the town with relatively easy external access very early on: to Provence, Queyras, Isère, Drôme and what is now Italy. For a long time, this dense communications network meant that Briançon was seen as a land of passage, a major crossroads in the heart of the Alps, offering the best conditions for the movement of people, goods and cultures. Easily accessible from the resort of Serre-Chevalier, you can enter Europe's highest fortified town through the Pignerol Gate, at an altitude of 1,326m, and be welcomed by the Heritage Department, which offers a variety of guided tours at 3pm every day, led by guides approved by the Ministry of Culture, in French, English and Italian (German and Spanish for groups).

## Transports
- Briançon train station: opposite the flat. - Turin International Airport: 1 hour 45 minutes away.