Le Mas Du Pont Roman

Le Mas Du Pont Roman offers several types of accommodation, from double rooms and family accommodation to apartments and a villa with a private swimming pool. The rooms have a private bathroom, air conditioning and a garden view; some also include a flat-screen TV. Sizes range from small rooms for two to large, self-contained spaces, and layouts vary between accommodation types.

Families can choose a room with a sofa bed or an apartment with a kitchen and dishwasher. The apartments offer garden views and facilities for preparing meals, including an oven and hob. The three-bedroom villa stands out for its private swimming pool, terrace, barbecue and several bathrooms. One double room also provides access to a private swimming pool. Bed configurations and capacities vary by accommodation; the details below help you compare each option.

Le Mas Du Pont Roman has two outdoor swimming pools, with parasols and sun loungers where you can relax by the water. The garden and terrace also provide outdoor spaces. Guests can use free private parking on site, as well as an electric vehicle charging station. Some parking spaces are accessible to guests with reduced mobility.

Facilities also include free Wi-Fi in the rooms and air conditioning. The property offers bicycle hire, while the surrounding area is suited to cycling and hiking. Daily housekeeping and luggage storage are among the available services. The bar completes the communal spaces. The rooms are non-smoking and the property is for adults only. These facilities complement the on-site sauna and buffet breakfast; the two outdoor swimming pools are another key feature of the hotel.

Mane is a Provençal village in Alpes-de-Haute-Provence, between the landscapes of the Luberon and the uplands of Haute-Provence. Its lanes, gardens and old stone buildings give the village a peaceful atmosphere, while the markets and country roads invite you to explore the surroundings at your own pace. This stop suits travellers drawn to rural heritage, walks and countryside landscapes rather than a large city.

Mane Roman Bridge is 90 m from the hotel and bears witness to local history. Nearby, Salagon Museum and Gardens brings together a museum devoted to Provençal societies and cultures and several themed gardens. Château de Sauvan, with its classical architecture and grounds, offers another heritage visit. Forcalquier, 3.8 km away, is a small Provençal town known for its old town and citadel. La Brillanne-Oraison and Manosque-Gréoux railway stations are in the surrounding area, but no public transport serves the hotel; a car makes it easier to get around. Marseille Provence Airport is 68 km away.

For a day out, you can start with the gardens at Salagon, then head to Forcalquier to wander through its lanes and visit the citadel. The surrounding paths are suited to cycling and hiking, with landscapes that change through the seasons. In summer, the region’s lavender fields attract visitors, particularly during the flowering season, generally from late June to July. Spring and early autumn are pleasant times to explore the villages and paths, while summer days let you enjoy the swimming pools after your excursions.