Campanile Manosque

Campanile Manosque offers several categories for two guests, as well as a quadruple room that can accommodate four people. You can choose between a Double Room with one large double bed and a Twin Room. Another category combines a large double bed and two single beds; the names of some options also specify a junior bed. Room sizes range from 15 m² to 30 m².

The Quadruple Room stands out for its size and three beds. Some rooms overlook the garden or the city, while others have a bath. Air conditioning and a flat-screen TV are among the room amenities. Several categories have a private bathroom. Bed configurations and amenities vary from room to room, to suit couples, friends or families.

Campanile Manosque offers free private on-site parking, with no reservation required, as well as free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel. The rooms are air-conditioned and have a flat-screen TV. Pets are allowed, possibly for an additional charge. For meals, the restaurant serves lunch and dinner every day; children's menus, fruit, and wine or champagne are among the options available.

Outside, you will find a garden, outdoor furniture and a sun terrace, as well as another terrace. A shared lounge with a TV offers a place to relax indoors. Housekeeping is provided daily. Facilities also include meeting or function rooms, as well as fax and photocopying services. Indoor parking provides another parking option. Air conditioning and heating are among the hotel's general facilities.

Manosque stretches across Alpes-de-Haute-Provence, between the landscapes of the Luberon and the foothills marking the approach to the Verdon area. Its old town, with historic gates and narrow streets, contrasts with the newer outlying districts. The town is associated with the writer Jean Giono; the house where he lived and the Centre Jean Giono offer an insight into his life and work. Campanile Manosque is in the south-eastern part of the town, in an area with easy access to regional roads.

Within walking distance, the town centre has landmarks such as Porte de la Saunerie and Notre-Dame-de-Romigier Church, as well as gardens and public spaces. Lou Paraïs, Jean Giono's house, and Fondation Carzou offer visits focused on literature and art. Manosque-Gréoux railway station is 800 m from the hotel; Manosque bus station is 440 m away. The N96 and A51 make it easy to drive to nearby towns. Marseille-Provence Airport is 62 km away.

Manosque is worth visiting all year round: the milder seasons are well suited to walks around the town centre and trips into the Provençal countryside. In summer, plan outdoor visits for the morning or late afternoon, when the heat is less intense. You could start the day in the old streets and at places associated with Giono, then head to the natural areas of the Verdon or the villages of the Luberon. Spring and autumn are pleasant seasons for combining cultural visits with drives around the region.