Hotel Bel Alp Manosque

Hotel Bel Alp Manosque offers double rooms, twin rooms, a triple room and a category accessible to guests with reduced mobility. The rooms measure 14 m², except for the accessible category, which offers 20 m². All have a private bathroom, air conditioning and a flat-screen TV. Depending on the room, the windows look out over the garden, the town or the river.

Bed configurations vary by category: a double bed, single beds, or a combination of one single bed and one double bed for three people. The accessible room is on the ground floor and has a private entrance and a seating area. Bathrooms have a shower or a bath. A desk, wooden flooring and free toiletries are among the additional amenities available in some rooms.

The hotel brings together outdoor spaces and practical facilities for different types of stay. You can spend time outside in the garden or on the sun terrace, while the picnic area is suitable for an outdoor break. There is a café on site, and a buffet breakfast is available, with options for children. Family rooms and facilities for guests with reduced mobility round out the offer.

Activities mentioned around the hotel include walking, hiking, cycling, horse riding and fishing. Tours or classes about local culture are also available. Rooms have a TV, including cable channels, as well as internet access. Free public parking is available on site, and Wi-Fi is free in the rooms. The hotel allows pets on request, with a possible surcharge.

Manosque lies in the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence, between the landscapes of the Luberon and the hills that mark the approach to the Verdon area. You can explore the old town on foot, with its Provençal lanes, historic gates and squares. The town is also associated with the writer Jean Giono; his former home and the Centre Jean Giono offer a closer look at his work and his connection to the region. Markets and café terraces bring the streets to life, while Mont d’Or offers views over the rooftops and surrounding countryside.

Manosque-Gréoux railway station is 200 m from the hotel, and the old town is within walking distance. Places to visit in town include Porte de la Saunerie, Fondation Carzou and Lou Paraïs, Jean Giono’s house. Parc de Drouille offers green space for a walk. By car, the Valensole plateau opens onto vast agricultural landscapes, known for their lavender fields in early summer. Marseille-Provence Airport is 62 km away. The Verdon Gorge is worth planning an excursion to admire the scenery and enjoy outdoor activities.

Spring and autumn are well suited to walks in the old town and trips into the hills, with temperatures often milder than in summer. Lavender blooms colour the Valensole plateau in late June and July; this period attracts more visitors. You could start the day with a visit to Manosque, continue with a stop in the Provençal countryside, then finish in a village or at a viewpoint in the Verdon area. A car makes excursions outside town easier, while the railway station means you can arrive by train.