Hotel Les Restanques De Moustiers

Hotel Les Restanques De Moustiers offers double, twin, triple and family rooms. All have a private bathroom and air conditioning. Their warm-toned decor and large windows create a bright atmosphere, while soundproofing adds to the indoor comfort. Room sizes range from 24 to 30 m², and capacity varies by room.

Some rooms have a terrace, and one triple room overlooks the garden. The triple rooms can accommodate three people. The 30 m² family room has a large double bed and two single beds. The rooms are equipped with a minibar and a flat-screen TV. Bathrooms have a shower; the family room has a bath or shower. Sleeping arrangements include twin beds, a large double bed or a combination of the two.

Hotel Les Restanques De Moustiers provides free private parking on site, as well as free Wi-Fi throughout the hotel. Family rooms, air conditioning and private bathrooms are among the facilities available. A flat-screen TV, washing machine and minibar are also provided in the relevant areas. For guests with reduced mobility, the car park has adapted access, and an electric vehicle charging point is available.

The outdoor areas include a garden, outdoor furniture, a picnic area and several terraces, including a sun terrace. An on-site café, a bar and wine or champagne service add to the dining options; the rooms also have a minibar. Luggage storage, daily housekeeping and laundry facilities make longer stays easier. The open-air bath, sun loungers and pool cover add to the facilities for relaxation. Soundproofed rooms and heating are also available.

Moustiers-Sainte-Marie is a Provençal village set among the Verdon hills, known for its houses clustered around sloping lanes and its limestone cliffs. Faience pottery is part of its history and can be explored at the village museum. Visitors also come for the views, walks along the lanes and the atmosphere of a mountain village geared towards outdoor activities.

The Faience Museum is 700 m away and offers an insight into the craftsmanship that made the village famous. The Church of Notre-Dame-de-l’Assomption and its Romanesque bell tower define the old town skyline, 850 m away. At 900 m, a waterfall makes for a refreshing stop on a walk through the village. Lake Sainte-Croix and the Verdon Gorge invite you to swim, canoe and sail; the lakeshore also has beaches and viewpoints overlooking turquoise waters. A car makes it easier to get around the various sites in the regional natural park.

In spring and autumn, temperatures make it pleasant to explore the lanes and trails without the heavy summer crowds. In summer, plan water-based activities for the cooler hours and leave time to visit the village. You can combine a day at the museum with a stroll through the lanes and an outing on the lake; hikers can spend another day exploring the scenery of the gorge. Cooler evenings are a reminder that the village is surrounded by hills, even after a sunny day.