Cycling stopover in Saint-Pierre-d’Entremont,
in the heart of Chartreuse
A comfortable stop in Chartreuse after a day on your bike.
Looking for cycling accommodation in Saint-Pierre-d’Entremont? Le Passage welcomes you to the heart of the village, with self-contained apartments featuring an equipped kitchen, a bathroom and space to relax.
Stop for the night along your route, or stay a few days to explore the roads and mountain passes of Chartreuse.
An overnight stop in Saint-Pierre-d’Entremont
Between days in the saddle, take a break in the village to rest, stock up and plan the next stage of your cycling trip. Shops and restaurants are nearby; check their opening hours before you arrive.
For a one-night stay, select your arrival date and departure the following day in the calendar. Options depend on your dates, apartment availability and any minimum-stay requirements.
Your own apartment after the mountain passes
Enjoy your own space to shower, cook a meal and unwind after your ride. Each of the three apartments at Le Passage has an equipped kitchen, a bathroom and a comfortable place to rest.
In the evening, you can also try the village restaurants. Breakfast is available as an optional extra when you book.
Cycling routes near Le Passage
Les P’tites Routes du Soleil
The Chartreuse crossing described by the tourist office starts in Saint-Pierre-d’Entremont and reaches Grenoble via the Col du Cucheron and Col de Porte. It is a useful reference for planning your overnight stop in the village as part of this cycle touring route.
View the P’tites Routes du Soleil stage (in French)
Col du Granier
The climb to the Col du Granier is one of the Chartreuse ascents accessible from Saint-Pierre-d’Entremont. The tourist office provides a route profile to help you plan your road cycling outing.
Col du Cucheron
The Col du Cucheron connects Saint-Pierre-d’Entremont with Saint-Pierre-de-Chartreuse. The climbs from the village offer several ways to explore the mountains by bike, depending on your chosen route.
View the Granier and Cucheron climb profiles (in French)
Before setting out, check distances, elevation gain and current conditions in the official route information.
Which apartment for your cycling stopover?
Travelling solo, as a couple or with friends? Choose your apartment according to your group size and availability.
- La Borne 31: a 20.5 m² studio for 2 guests, with an equipped kitchen and private balcony.
- Le Duc: a 69 m² apartment for 5 guests, with two bedrooms and two bathrooms.
- Le Dauphin: a 73 m² apartment for 8 guests, with three bedrooms and two bathrooms.
- Several apartments for your group: up to 15 guests in total, with separate living spaces.
Explore more activities in Chartreuse and find directions and arrival information for Le Passage.
Plan your stay
Find local services with ChartreuseMAP
The tourist office’s interactive map helps you find shops, restaurants, activities and services around Saint-Pierre-d’Entremont.
A handy way to plan your stop, find supplies for a meal or add a walk to your cycling holiday.
Useful for your stopover
- Restaurants and shops
- Village services
- Activities and walks
- Places to visit nearby
Cycling stopover: frequently asked questions
Can I book just one night?
Yes, depending on your dates and availability. Select an arrival date and departure the following day to see the apartments offered and the price of your stay.
Where can I leave my bike during my stay?
Depending on the apartment, bikes can be placed on the private balcony or terrace. Le Passage does not have a dedicated bike storage room.
Can I recharge my e-bike battery?
Yes, you can recharge your removable battery inside the apartment using your own charger.
Can I cook dinner and arrange breakfast?
Each apartment has an equipped kitchen. There are also restaurants and shops in the village. Breakfast is available as an optional extra when you book.
Is Le Passage suitable for a group of cyclists?
The apartments accommodate up to 2, 5 or 8 guests. You can also book several apartments for up to 15 guests in total, subject to availability.
Can I combine cycling and hiking?
Yes, you can combine your bike rides with walks in the area. Find more information on our hiking stopover page for Saint-Pierre-d’Entremont.