Gîte de Ganisson

Staying at Holiday cottage de Ganisson is a unique opportunity to explore the whole Vercors region and discover its hidden treasures!

Welcome to Ganisson, a charming, fully renovated former farmhouse nestled in the heart of 5,000 hectares of Forest. We invite you to our peaceful retreat, far from the City and its noise, in an exceptional setting perfect for recharging your batteries.
Ganisson is an unusual holiday cottage located at the end of a forest trail, in a southwestern-facing clearing. Boasting panoramic views of the Vercors foothills and the Royans Valley, the property is nestled in the heart of the Coulmes Mountains, surrounded by nature.
Located at the end of a forest road accessible by car, in a south-southwest-facing clearing, the holiday cottage stands out against its lush green backdrop, surrounded by nature.
You’ll love the panoramic view of the Vercors foothills and the Royans Valley. A historic building, this renovated farmhouse is the ideal spot for a getaway focused on unwinding and relaxation.

On the ground floor: a kitchen with a fireplace and direct access to the south-facing panoramic terrace; a bathroom with a shower and toilet; a living room with a wood-burning stove; a relaxation area with a large chess set; and a separate toilet with a sink.

On the first floor—but with direct ground-level access from outside—is a mezzanine with five single beds (Bed 90x190), plus a bathroom with toilet.
A few steps lead to a toilet and sink, Bedroom 1 (2 single bunk beds), Bedrooms 2 & 3 (double bed 140x190)

Electric heating, wood-burning stove, and fireplace; dishes, linens, refrigerators, and freezer; 3-burner induction cooktop with range hood; electric oven and microwave; electric kettle; toaster; filter coffee maker and espresso machine; griddle.

Mountain biking and hiking trails start right from the holiday cottage.
Places to visit: Pont-en-Royans and its hanging houses, the Choranche Caves, the Bourne Gorges, the Railway Garden in Chatte, a paddlewheel boat on the Sône River, petrifying fountains, and the medieval village of St. Antoine-l’Abbaye.

Must-try local specialties: St. Marcellin cheese, Grenoble walnuts, and Bleu du Vercors.
The Presles Cliffs, renowned for their climbing routes. In winter, a hub for cross-country skiing.