Maison d’hôtes La Fabrique Alpes de Haute Provence

My husband and I went to this beautiful place and spent three magical days. The facilities are just amazing, the views breathtaking. The food was superb, better than anything we had while traveling in Provence. They bake fresh croissants and baguettes every morning, and they have homemade jams in different flavors along with freshly picked berries and peaches from their trees. We had dinner there twice and they were both fantastic. We dined alfresco in the most beautiful setting with beautiful views everywhere . The experience was just exquisite.||La Fabrique is a beautiful building that was once a hydroelectric plant and it has been converted to an amazing B&B. It has five beautiful guest rooms. Our bedroom was very large with a beautiful bathroom and a private balcony. The views from everywhere were just stunning.||The price is very reasonable for what you get and the people are just kind and generous. |I am always amazed how people make such an effort to speak English to us Americans, who don’t speak any other foreign language. ||Florence and her husband run the place, they do all the cooking and treated us guests with respect and kindness.||The place is impeccably clean. We hope to come back!❤️

A very nice place with helpful proprietor. Excellent breakfast.. croissants fabulous. Bread very good. She served a great dinner one night, which I highly recommend. Family room comfortable and large . No air conditioning.

We had a fantastic time at La Fabrique. Christian and Florence were very welcoming and flexible. The building is beautiful and we definitely recommend joining for the ‘table d’hôtes’ - the food was delicious and we had great company with the other guests!

Highly recommended - a true hidden gem! Beautifully restored property with fabulous views over the valley. The breakfast was lovely with home grown fruit and home-made yoghurt. A few steps up and you're in the village.

We booked for 3 nights in August 22. The hotel was easy to find with plenty of parking spaces. The property is amazing and the hosts have done a fantastic job of renovating this building into a unique destination. You get the wow factor as soon as you enter the main building with a massive open plan living space with high ceilings.||the bedroom was large and comfortable with views out across the countryside. The rooms were always nice and cool despite it being 35+ outside. It is only a short walk to the centre of the village but you need a torch to get back if you are out after dark. Breakfast was usually in the main hall on the long communal dining table and was always tasty with fresh yoghurt and bread.

Florence was very good when we contacted her to book the last room directly via Whatsapp. She blocked the room while we were making our decision and gave instructions on how to get there. When we arrived she took us through the house, offered welcome drinks and showed us on the big map of the two main things to do in the area i.e. gorge Verdon and lake Saint Croiss. ||||The house was in great location, parking onsite & with the angle views of the village from the terrace. The structure of the house was interesting because it was an old ceramic factory and some of the original features still retained. The dining room was huge. The whole place was very clean but we found the bedroom a bit basic and minimalist -  no drinking glasses in the room except three metal glasses in the bathroom, no coat hangers in the cupboard, the walls were very bare lack of paintings or photos to soften the place up.  Floor heating was on low when we were there in early Oct so the room was nice and warm early morning and evening, luckily it’s still very warm during the day. Room was serviced daily. ||||Breakfast was good with usual French fare plus fried egg. Dinner was so delicious and tasty without being fancy which was something that we really missed after travelling for 5 weeks. Entree of fennel salad, fish pasta with mussel tomato sauce and pumpkin pie for dessert as well as cheese and wine. All that for just €25. Only two couples took up the dinner option joined by the hosts which made the dinner so much more enjoyable. This is what travels all about - get to know the locals!||||Excellent food thats why some repeat guests just go there for relaxation and food.

Perfect. If you are going to see the gorge du verdun, you cannot miss this place. Also it’s wildly affordable. And it’s walkable to the lovely town center. Breakfast is included and it is fresh and delicious. We ate ripe figs from the tree in the garden. I can’t say enough good things. Thank you Florence!

This was supposed to be a nothing special stopover during our two-week road trip through the south of France, but it ended up being our favorite place we stayed. Make it a point to stay at least two nights here because one is not enough.||||A beautiful old building which used to be a mill and then a ceramics factory converted into a fabulous inn with large spacious rooms, tastefully decorated with stylish amenities. The owners spent several years remodeling the building and they did a terrific job creating a contemporary loft-style space while preserving the charm of the original structure. The grounds are picturesque and there is a nice outdoor deck overlooking the valley for relaxing and enjoying a cocktail. The creek, which cascades over a series of waterfalls through the heart of the town, flows through the property and creates a peaceful ambiance. Conveniently located, it's a short walk to the heart of the town and lots of great shops and restaurants.||||Don't miss the breakfast. It was easily the best we had on the trip. Fresh eggs, homemade yogurt and jams, fresh fruit and delicious croissants and baguettes.