The centre

The restaurant

The restaurant is ideal for accommodating groups of up to as many as fifty people, sat on chairs and benches, around solid wooden tables.

The seating arrangements are flexible allowing us to accommodate your group what ever its size or configuration. We are happy to seat your group in the way that you want, whether for a wedding or birthday party.

For groups who are here to study the environment or are on an educational visit, we can turn the restaurant area into a class room.

The common room

This large room which is situated on the ground floor below the restaurant, is generally used as a common room by groups. It has the flexibility to be able to be used as a TV lounge (with DVD player if required), it also has a table tennis table, and board games.

There is a white board and a black board and plenty of room for giving presentations. This area can then be turned into a dance floor in the evenings and we have a mixing desk if you need to borrow one.

The bedrooms

Two en-suite bedrooms, each of which can accommodate two people, are available for your use, both with a shower, sink and toilet.

This accommodation is on a bed and breakfast basis.

The centre also has two bedrooms each of which can sleep three people with a single bed and a bunk bed.

The toilet and washing facilities (two showers, two sinks and two toilets) are situated between the two bedrooms across the corridor.

The dormitories

The dormitories conform to the levels of comfort required by La Direction de la Jeunesse et des Sports et de l’Education Nationale (assessed by size of the rooms and occupancy).

The beds are all 90 x 190cm bunk and single beds, with a drawer for each person under each bed.

The dormitories are perfect for large families, groups of friends or community groups.

The Washrooms

The centre has eight showers, ten sinks and seven toilets.

The Terraces

In fine weather our south and west facing terraces are the ideal location to relax with family or friends, whilst enjoying our stunning location with views across the valley to the Clue de St Auban.