Les Manaux en Provence

Les Manaux en Provence offers two suites with garden views and a double room overlooking the garden. Each room measures 25 m² and accommodates two people. All have a private bathroom, terrace and flat-screen TV, with views of the garden and pool. Soundproofing adds to the comfort of the rooms. Both suites include a private entrance and a separate bedroom; the double room is laid out as a single room.

The bathrooms have a shower or bath, a hairdryer and free toiletries. A dining table and desk complete the facilities. Each room accommodates two people and has a double bed.

Les Manaux en Provence has several areas where you can enjoy the property between outings. The garden, outdoor furniture and terraces, including a sun terrace, provide places to sit outside. The outdoor pool has toys and sun loungers or beach chairs. Inside, a shared lounge with a TV provides a communal space, while board games, puzzles and games for children are available.

The restaurant and bar are complemented by an on-site coffee shop, children's menus and menus for special diets on request. Packed lunches and a grocery delivery service are also available. Free private parking has facilities for guests with reduced mobility and requires a reservation. Practical services include daily housekeeping, ironing and laundry. If you enjoy the outdoors, you can go for a walk or hike in the surrounding area.

Roquevaire is a Provençal village in the Huveaune Valley, between the hills of the Marseille hinterland and the more urbanised landscapes of the metropolitan area. The village has a more relaxed pace than Marseille, with streets and historic landmarks to discover on a stroll. The surrounding area combines hills, natural spaces and small towns, suiting travellers who want to alternate outdoor activities with city visits.

In the centre, Saint-Jean l’Évangéliste Church, the René Verrier Heritage Museum and Château de Favary offer a few ways to discover local history. Roquevaire village is 1.6 km away. Aubagne, about 5 km away, is another stop for exploring Provençal heritage and the landscapes associated with Marcel Pagnol. Calanques National Park stretches across the Marseille area, with its trails, coves and Mediterranean views. Aubagne train station makes regional travel easier; a car is useful for reaching several nearby sites and villages.

Spring and autumn are pleasant seasons for walking in the hills and visiting nearby towns, with temperatures often more moderate than in the height of summer. In summer, hot days make it worth planning walks for early morning or late afternoon and spending the sunniest hours by the pool. You can combine a day discovering Aubagne’s heritage with an outing in the surrounding natural landscapes; Marseille and its coastline offer another excursion, with historic districts and views of the Mediterranean.