Tour de France Week

From steps at the front of the house you are welcomed into a large light hallway, to the right is a light and sunny reading room with desk and comfy chairs, and to the left a large and open living dining room. The dining area has dining table and chairs for 12 guests and the living area comfy sofas and television.

At the end of the hallway is a fully fitted kitchen with breakfast bar and a door to a quiet balcony at the rear of the house. The kitchen is equipped with everything you require on a holiday stay including oven and hob, fridge freezer, microwave and kettle.

The first floor has a large queen bedroom with additional trundle bed, a nice sized twin room, and a small double bedroom. Also on this floor is a large bathroom with shower and sinks and a separate wc.

The second floor has one bedroom ready for guests, a twin room and this floor also has a shower room and wc.

For 2014 further improvements will be made to the house, such that there will be two further twin rooms on the second floor and an additional shower room. This will bring the maximum number of guests to 12 for 2014 reservations.

The house has private gated parking for several vehicles, and has a secure and equipped bike garage with stands for 12 bikes, track pumps, basic tool kit and work stand.

The house has a large garden with table and chairs so you can enjoy the evening sunshine after your ride. This outside space also provides a lovely area for non-riding guests to enjoy the mountain views of the valley.

The house is in the centre of the town and minutes from the shops, bars and restaurants. There is also a park near by and the outdoor swimming pool is about a 5 minute walk away.

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Customer Comments - Tour de France Week

• I can honestly say that was a trip of a lifetime…one that I will be doing again and the sooner the better. In my 3 days with Helen and Phil I covered all of my must do Col’s. First up was Alpe d’Huez and with Phil’s patient encouragement “Pantani has just finished” followed a couple of minutes later “Lance has just crossed the line!” all when I was about halfway up finished very hot and satisfied in 1h21… In the afternoon Phil took me up alocal and very pretty climb the Col D’ornon. This rounded day one of nicely as did Helen’s post ride pasta! The next day was the Croix de Fer, WOW 30k’s all uphill what is there anywhere that can prepare you for that. It was stunning. It is rude not to quickly bag the Glandon (50yds away) on the way up. The descent goes on forever and it is not until you descend that you realise how far you have climbed. Day 3 saw us take in the Lauteret on the way up to the mighty 2645m Galibier. Still snow in June! Phil took the van part way so that we could start from 8km down the Lauteret. He took photos and then at the base of the Galibier hopped on his bike and supported all of us (as we were now a group of four riders) up and back down the slopes of the mighty Galibier. Having a rider who knows the slopes as well as Phil means you can really enjoy the riding. To round off then, great cycling country, classic climbs but this is cemented in to a great holiday by Helen and Phil’s desire to make your holiday special…little details like post ride pasta, a card when I had finished with my stats on, photos emailed to me, supported and guided rides together with very nice accomodation and hospitality makes for a great trip…I will be back at Enjoy Oisans!! [Rod Bowditch] [22/06/2009]
• It's been close to a month since my trip but am still on a high thinking about it. Thank you all for making it so memorable and for helping it go so smoothly. The rides were of course great but wouldn't have been the same without the delicious breakfasts, experienced route guidance, action pictures and to top it off recovery massages....quite the TdF fantasy camp combo! I hope you're enjoying yourselves during all the hard work too! [Peter] [13/08/2012]
• We had a brilliant week’s riding – the most enjoyable riding experience we have ever had including the Etape de Tour (Telegraph, Galibier and Alpe d’Huez), the Galibier stage of the TdF and the Alpe d’Huez stage of the TdF. Organisation and transportation were superb. The company of the 3 Australians and the Californian was stimulating. Organisation and food wae terrific. Many thanks, John and Tim [John and Tim Crawford] [02/08/2011]