Hôtel et Restaurant Le Manoir - Echangeur A7-A9 - 24h-24h

The rooms have private bathrooms and air conditioning. Options include double rooms, a Comfort Triple Room and a suite with a separate bedroom and living room. Room sizes vary by category; the suite has 37 m² and a sitting area, while the double rooms have different layouts, with either a bath or a shower. Some rooms overlook the garden or an inner courtyard.

Room facilities include a TV, desk, safe, wardrobe and hairdryer. The suite stands out for its separate living room and bath; the triple room has one single bed and one large double bed. Several double rooms have a double bed, and one category offers a choice of a double bed or twin beds. Rooms on the upper floors are accessible by stairs only.

The hotel restaurant serves meals on site, and there is also a café. A buffet breakfast is available in the morning. The terrace, sun terrace and garden offer several outdoor spaces; outdoor furniture provides places to sit. Inside, the shared lounge has a TV area, while the games room and board games offer ways to relax.

The reception is open 24 hours a day. Luggage storage, private check-in and check-out, and express check-in and check-out are among the services available. Daily housekeeping is provided. The indoor car park has a charging point for electric vehicles; private parking on site may incur a surcharge. An airport shuttle is available. The hotel accepts pets on request, possibly for an additional charge, and provides pet bowls. Families can also make use of outdoor play equipment for children.

Mornas is a village in Vaucluse, in the Rhône Valley, between Orange and Bollène. Its old centre stretches along the foot of a steep slope topped by a medieval fortress; its narrow streets and old houses give the village a Provençal character. It suits travellers looking to discover local heritage, explore the valley by car or stop along the road between the south and north of France.

The Fortress of Mornas dominates the landscape and offers insight into the village’s defensive history. In Orange, the Roman Theatre bears witness to the city’s importance in Roman times; the Triumphal Arch completes the heritage trail. You can also stroll through the centre of Orange and visit its cathedral. The hotel is 320 m from the Fortress of Mornas and 9 km from the Roman Theatre. Bollène–La Croisière and Orange railway stations serve the area; Nîmes-Alès-Camargue-Cévennes Airport is 53 km away. The reference to the A7-A9 junction in the hotel’s name indicates convenient road access for travelling around the region.

For a day of sightseeing, you can spend the morning in the village and at the fortress, then head to Orange to explore its Roman heritage. The Rhône Valley also lends itself to stops in the villages and vineyards of Vaucluse. Spring and autumn often bring milder temperatures for sightseeing and walks; in summer, it is best to plan outdoor visits for early morning or late afternoon. The grape harvest, generally in September and October, offers an opportunity to explore the region’s wine-growing areas.