Gîte Jubi

The Jubi holiday cottage is located in a secluded setting, accessible via a 2-kilometer-long road suitable for vehicles, offering peace and quiet just outside the Baronnies Provençales.

Gîte Jubi is a beautiful stone building that has been completely renovated by Florence and Cédric, the owners, who fell in love with this place about ten years ago. It has been tastefully furnished and decorated with furniture and objects crafted by artisans, passed down through the family, or found by Florence at flea markets. This gives it a warm and cozy atmosphere where you immediately feel at home.
The holiday cottage has a total of 4 bedrooms. Three spacious and harmonious double bedrooms open onto the terrace, each equipped with a large double bed and a private bathroom with a toilet. One bedroom has 4 bunk beds and a bathroom, ideal for kids (the upper bunk is not suitable for children under six).
Outside, there are two private terraces: one covered with an outdoor kitchen, and another at the front of the holiday cottage, bathed in sunlight.
The large living area, over 50m², is a welcoming space for special moments with friends or family: there’s room for everyone around the beautiful table, in the kitchen, or relaxing on the sofas.
The owners, who live on-site, will be delighted to welcome you and share with you their passion for the region as well as for their lavender business.
Within a 20-km radius of the holiday cottage, and less than a 30-minute drive away: The Méouge Gorges, the landscaped Lake at La Germanette, hilltop villages like Ventavon, orchards stretching as far as the eye can see, the Laragne Market on Thursday mornings (voted the most beautiful market in the department!), The Mountain of Chabre for paragliding enthusiasts or Orpierre for rock-climbing aficionados... Gîte Jubi is the perfect place to explore the southern Hautes-Alpes, but also to recharge and reconnect with nature.
The holiday cottage is accessible via a gravel road suitable for cars, approximately 2 km long (completely repaved in early summer 2026).