Brit Hotel Confort Manosque Cadarache

The rooms have a private bathroom, air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and garden views. Soundproofing is also a shared feature. You can choose between a Double Room with one large bed, a Twin Room with two single beds and a Single Room with one single bed. These room types suit solo travellers and couples.

The Family Room measures 24 m² and accommodates up to five people, with three single beds and one large double bed. The Double Room - Accessible to Guests with Reduced Mobility measures 20 m² and has a wheelchair-accessible space. The Double Room and Twin Room each measure 15 m², as does the Single Room. Every room type overlooks the garden and has a desk, a TV and a bathroom with a shower or bath.

The outdoor spaces include a garden and a sun terrace with furniture for enjoying some time outside. The outdoor swimming pool and solarium provide additional places to relax on site. You can also use the shared lounge, which has a TV area, or leave your luggage before departure.

The restaurant and bar serve children’s meals and special diet menus on request, among other options. There is a café on site, and fruit, wine and champagne are also available. The flat-screen TV has cable and satellite channels. Rooms have a private bathroom, air conditioning and garden views. Indoor parking is available, including spaces accessible to guests with reduced mobility. The garden and terrace also give you the chance to enjoy the outdoors between outings in Manosque.

Manosque is a Provençal town in Alpes-de-Haute-Provence, between the hills of the Luberon and the Durance valley. Its old town has narrow lanes, historic gates and religious buildings; the town is also associated with the writer Jean Giono. It offers a small-town base, with streets to explore on foot and open landscapes just beyond the centre.

The old town includes the Porte de la Saunerie, Saint-Sauveur Church and the Maison Jean Giono. Manosque-Gréoux railway station is 2.4 km from the hotel, while access to the A51 makes travelling by car easier. The Valensole Plateau, known for its lavender fields in summer, is 20 km away. The Gorges du Verdon, with their cliffs and walking and canoeing routes, can be reached in under an hour by car, depending on the route.

For a day in town, you can explore the old town and spend some time at the Maison Jean Giono or the Carzou Foundation. In summer, a trip to the lavender fields of the Valensole Plateau is particularly rewarding during the flowering season, usually from late June to July. Spring and autumn are good for walks through the villages and landscapes of the Luberon, while the Gorges du Verdon are well suited to outdoor activities on longer days. A car makes it easier to explore the sights spread across the region.