Auberge de L'Echauguette
2 StarsQueyras Valley mountain views, Historic Vauban fortress setting
Queyras Valley mountain views, Historic Vauban fortress setting
Traditional brasserie restaurant, Ski station shuttle access
Indoor balneotherapy pool, Family-friendly recreational facilities
Ski pass sales and rental service, On-site sauna in a historic pantry
Authentic mountain gîte experience, Hearty and local dining
On-site restaurant with local specialties, Wellness facilities including sauna
Skiseo aquatic center access, Risoul 1850 ski resort location
Mountain view rooms with balconies, Skitchen bistronomic restaurant
Heated indoor and outdoor pools, Relaxing spa and wellness facilities
Ski equipment rentals, Ayurvedic massage service
Outdoor activity hub, Historic building with garden
Mountain view balconies, Authentic regional dining experience
Panoramic mountain and valley views, Traditional cuisine in vaulted stables
Traditional 1870s-style bar, Paillotte du Lac private beach
Expert mountain guide services, Authentic mountain chalet ambiance
Heated indoor swimming pool, Ski-in/ski-out access to slopes
Alps view rooms, Skiing and cycling activities
Mountain view balconies, Ski-to-door access
Heated outdoor swimming pool, Gourmet local cuisine restaurant
Heated outdoor swimming pool, Ski-in/ski-out access
Direct ski shuttle access, Relaxing sauna and garden
Central Vars Sainte-Marie village location, Dedicated ski storage facilities
Panoramic mountain views, Ski-in, ski-out access
Riverside room views, On-site restaurant and bar
Balcony rooms with slope views, Regional cuisine restaurant
Relaxing spa facilities, Wildlife viewing opportunities
Balconies with mountain views, Sauna and children's playground
Mountain-view dining terrace, Historic Napoleonic refuge concept
Outdoor swimming pool with mountain views, Homemade local cuisine
The prices and availability we receive from booking sites change constantly. This means you may not always find the exact same offer you saw on trivago when you land on the booking site.
Vauban began work on this fortification in 1693 after invasions of the area by the Duke of Savoy. The site chosen was a rocky outcrop at 1050m overlooking the steep valleys of the Guil and Durance. It was both a city, designed to protect a population of up to 3000, and a defensive position. Work went on for almost a century and it resisted attacks right up to World War II when part of it was bombed. Much can still be seen: the church, arsenal, powder stores, barracks and of course the fortified ramparts. Opening hours are listed on the website. Mont-Dauphin is one of a group of Vauban sites which are collectively designated a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Fort de Mont-Dauphin is one of the top attractions in Mont-Dauphin, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
Explore various stays near Fort de Mont-Dauphin, including popular choices like Le Pavillon des Officiers, Auberge Le Glacier Bleu, Auberge de L'Echauguette, Le Rendez Vous de Vauban Gites & Spa, L'Auberge du Roy.
Discover nearby attractions, such as Fort de Mont-Dauphin, Risoul la Station de Ski, Le musée des mines et les mines d'argent du Fournel, Visite de la ville, Col de Vars, all within a convenient distance from Fort de Mont-Dauphin.