
Welcome to Alvéoles, the stop-over lodge at the honey farm! At the cross road of hiking and biking trails, the river Drôme and the picturesque town centre of Die
Immerse yourself in the world of bees, a few steps away from all commodities.
Alvéoles has friendly shared open spaces, conducive to meeting other guests, similar to a Youth Hostel but with your own bedroom.
It is on the first floor just above the honey farm and the water mill wheel. It is an 18thc building dating back to the pre-fossil fuel era when people produced their own energy to produce locally.
The gite is 95m² with a large common room and two bedrooms:
Nectar is for 2 guests
Fleur for 3 guests
Find out more about bee-keeping:
We have been working with bees for the past 15 years and are certified organic. Our beehives are sedentary and spread across the Vercors Nature Regional Park. We will be delight to share about our work, the bees and the benefits of the beehive produce.
For more information and how to book please check our website.
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Ecotourism
- Gîte d'étape Alvéoles 8 chemin de l’Aube 26150 Die
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Equipements
Parking nearby semi-detached with owner's house Drying area
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Comfort
Shared washing machine Dishwasher Kitchen Shower kitchen corner Shared WC Fridge Shared tumble dryer Separate toilet Heating Wi-fi Freezer Microwave Bed 90 cm Induction hob Coffee maker Kettle Coffee machine Duvet Living room Fireplace / Wood burning stove Sofa Oven
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Services
Independently Managed Breakfast Booking obligatory Bedlinen hire Wi-fi Tourist brochures Linen hire Cleaning/housekeeping at end of stay Restaurant Farm shop Repair kit Educational documentation Bicycle washing point Available for private hire
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Type of clientele
Cyclists Walkers/hikers Pilgrims Mountain bikers Groups
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Spoken languages
English French
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Accommodation formula
Independently Managed Breakfast
From 01/01 to 31/12/2026 daily.
Payment method : Credit transfer, Bank/credit card, Cash, Online payment
Night: from 72 €.
Tax not included.
- Capacité (personnes) : 5
8 chemin de l’Aube
26150 Die
Updated on 09/03/2026
Through Office de Tourisme du Pays Diois





