A long-closed hotel at 2,620 meters in the French Pyrenees reopens as the highest in France, offering unique mountain views and a private cable car.
Hotel reopens after decades closed
The Hôtellerie des Laquets, located at an altitude of 2,620 meters on the slopes of the Pic du Midi in the Hautes-Pyrénées, reopened on September 25, 2026, after being closed since 1996. The hotel underwent three years of renovations before its revival. Unique features of the hotel
The hotel now includes a personal cable car for guests, offering a convenient way to reach the premises. This feature, along with the hotel's high elevation, makes it a distinctive destination for visitors. Highest hotel in France
Positioned at 2,620 meters, the Hôtellerie des Laquets is now recognized as the highest hotel in France. Its location provides guests with stunning mountain views and a unique alpine experience. Renovation efforts and significance
The three-year renovation project aimed to restore the hotel to its former glory while incorporating modern amenities. This reopening marks a significant event for the region, attracting both tourists and locals interested in high-altitude hospitality.
