Le Dauphin
8 guests
Spacious and characterful holiday rental
in Saint-Pierre-d'Entremont, Chartreuse
- Bedroom 1:
One king-size bed (180 cm)
En-suite shower room - Bedroom 2:
2 bunk beds
1 double bed (160 cm) - Bedroom 3:
1 double bed (160 cm)
The kitchen is fully equipped for easy cooking during your stay:
- hob, oven, microwave
- refrigerator
- kettle, toaster, pod coffee machine
- cookware & utensils
- tableware suited to the property capacity
- Dishwasher: yes
- Wood-burning stove: perfect for a cosy atmosphere. Firewood provided
- Whirlpool bathtub: a real moment of relaxation after a day in the mountains.
- Wi-Fi: available in the property.
- Heating:central.
- Terrace: outdoor space to enjoy the calm of the village and the fresh Chartreuse air.
- Outdoor furniture: table, chairs.
- Setting: located in the village of Saint-Pierre-d’Entremont, with walking trails nearby.
- Bed linen: provided
- Towels: provided
- Cleaning: included
- Before departure: please leave the property in a reasonable condition, remove the bed linen and leave it on the bed.
- Drop-off: you may unload your belongings in front of the house upon arrival.
- Parking: afterwards, parking is available in the nearby public spaces in the village.
- Winter conditions: the area is subject to the French Mountain Law. Depending on conditions, appropriate equipment may be required (winter or all-season tyres, chains or snow socks).
- Respect for the property: please respect the peace and quiet of the surroundings (no parties, no noise disturbances).
A place to come together
Designed as a true living space, it combines warmth and comfort all year round. Its bright rooms and thoughtful layout make it easy to settle in and fully enjoy your stay. From the village, trails lead through forests, cliffs and scenic viewpoints: an ideal base to experience Chartreuse at your own pace, between outdoor activities and moments of relaxation.
Why “Le Dauphin”?
The name “Le Dauphin” refers to the Dauphiné, a former province to which Saint-Pierre-d’Entremont (Isère) once belonged.
The dolphin was its emblem and also referred to the title held by the heir to the French throne, who ruled over the Dauphiné.
Located on the historic border between Dauphiné and Savoie, the village still reflects this past, where the river marked both a boundary and a place of passage.