Best Western Hôtel Le Sud

Each of the three rooms measures 15 m², accommodates two people and is air-conditioned. The Standard Twin Room has two single beds, while the other two rooms each have a large double bed. The Superior Queen Room is furnished with a queen-size bed. The Classic Queen Room stands out for its Occitan-style décor and large bathroom; the twin room features warm-toned Provençal décor.

Each room includes a desk, a safe, a hairdryer, a TV with cable channels and ironing facilities. A kettle or coffee machine, an alarm clock and a wake-up service complete the amenities. Interconnecting rooms are also available. All three rooms accommodate two guests; you can choose between two single beds or a large double bed, with Provençal or Occitan-style décor depending on the room.

The on-site restaurant, bar and café let you enjoy a meal or a drink at the hotel. Breakfast can be served in your room, with continental, buffet and gluten-free options available. Room service is also available. Wine and champagne are offered with meals.

The garden, outdoor furniture and terraces provide places to sit outside. The reception is open 24 hours a day, and luggage storage is available. The hotel has free private parking on site and free Wi-Fi throughout. Accessibility facilities include wheelchair access and toilets with grab rails. The communal areas include a lift, and interconnecting rooms may be available. The surrounding area is suitable for hiking and walking.

Manosque is a town in Alpes-de-Haute-Provence, between the Provençal landscapes and the hills of the Luberon. Explore its old town through a maze of narrow streets lined with stone façades and punctuated by historic gates. The town is also associated with the writer Jean Giono, who lived here and whose work was inspired by the region. The setting suits travellers who enjoy combining urban heritage, walks and outings in the Provençal countryside.

You can reach the centre on foot from the hotel: Saunerie Gate is 440 m away and Notre-Dame-de-Romigier Church is 600 m away. Lou Paraïs, Jean Giono's house, offers a closer look at the writer and his world. The bus station is 150 m away; Manosque-Gréoux railway station is 850 m away. Marseille-Provence Airport is 82 km away. A car is useful for exploring the surrounding villages and natural areas.

A day in town can begin with a walk through the old streets and continue with a visit connected to Jean Giono, before you relax in the hotel's garden or on its terrace. In fine weather, the roads nearby invite you to discover Provençal landscapes and natural sites in the Verdon area. More visitors come in summer; spring and early autumn often offer pleasant conditions for walking and sightseeing. In June and July, lavender fields colour several parts of Provence, while the cooler days of late season are well suited to outdoor walks.