Rental of 12 gîtes and 1 chalet that can accommodate 2 to 10 people.

Chalet independent of the gite composed of:
On the ground floor, a fully equipped kitchen, a living and dining room, a bedroom with 1 bed of 160x200 storage furniture, a bedroom with 1 bed of 0.90x190 storage furniture.
On the mezzanine, 2 beds of 0.90x190, a bed of 140x190, storage furniture.
Balcony, wooden garden furniture, room for storing equipment
Sanitary: 1 sink, 1 shower, 1 sink with 2 basins, 1 toilet
Surface area approximately 70 m².
Maximum sleeping capacity: 6 people, adults and children.

This private rental gives shared access to the Jacuzzi, Sauna, hammam relaxation area from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. during your stay and to the indoor swimming pool (from October to April) as well as to the outdoor swimming pool (from the end of April to October ).

The spirit of the place is calm, relaxation and tranquility, which prohibits birthdays, bachelor parties or any other event that could harm everyone's tranquility.

Arrival departure :
Arrival is from 2 p.m. every day except Sunday.
Departure is from 8 to 10 a.m. every day except Sunday when it is free until 7 p.m.

The price includes :
Private accommodation for the number of adults and children indicated on the reservation.
Bed linen with pillows, duvet, fitted sheet, duvet cover, pillowcases.
Electricity and water consumption.
Shared access to the jacuzzi, sauna, hammam and swimming pool area.

The price does not include:
Toilet and bath towels
Hand towels and dish towels.
End of stay cleaning (€90 option in case you do not wish to do it)
Electric vehicle charging
Our rentals are located in Rochesson, a small, very quiet village located in the heart of the Hautes Vosges natural park. It is an ideal haven of peace for your holidays in the Vosges. It is only 10 minutes from Gérardmer and 15 minutes from La Bresse, two pleasant tourist towns.

This small mountain village is built at the bottom of a valley open from east to west, dug by a glacier. The village extends over a distance of 7 km, watered by the Bouchot, a fiery torrent when the snow melts or after a storm.