Villa Borghese, The Originals Relais

The five categories include double rooms, a Superior Room, a Privilege Room and a Junior Suite. Sizes range from 16 to 26 m², and each can accommodate two people, subject to the capacity shown for the room. Air conditioning, a private bathroom, a balcony, a flat-screen TV and a minibar are among the shared amenities. The beds are doubles, with a large double bed in the Junior Suite and the Privilege Room.

The main differences are the space, the view and the outdoor area. The Double Room with Garden and the Double Room with Balcony are 16 m²; the Superior Room with Balcony is 18 m². The Privilege Room with Terrace offers 24 m², while the Junior Suite with Balcony is the most spacious at 26 m² and has a garden view. Some bathrooms have a bath.

The outdoor areas include a garden, terraces and balconies, as well as a sun terrace. Guests who enjoy physical activities have access to tennis equipment, a table tennis table and a tennis court. The reception is open 24 hours a day, and luggage storage is available. The lift and facilities for guests with reduced mobility make it easier to get around the hotel.

The spa and wellness centre offers massages, facial and body treatments, body wraps, scrubs and wellness packages; there is also a sauna and solarium. The restaurant serves meals, with children's menus and special-diet menus available on request. You can also have breakfast in your room or order packed lunches. The bar, fruit, wine and champagne round out the dining options. Indoor parking and spaces accessible to guests with reduced mobility are available.

Gréoux-les-Bains is a Provençal spa town in the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence, on the banks of the Verdon. The village combines narrow streets and old buildings with green spaces and a focus on spa treatments. Parks and gardens offer shady spots to rest between walks, while the terraces and streets in the centre come alive in the evenings. The town suits travellers looking to combine relaxation, heritage and outings in the Provençal countryside.

Parc Thermal is 190 m away and the village is 850 m away. Château des Templiers, a medieval building overlooking Gréoux, is 900 m away. For an outing in the open air, Parc naturel régional du Verdon offers walking routes and viewpoints over the landscape and waterways. The Valensole plateau, known for its lavender fields, is a chance to discover the region's agricultural scenery. Manosque-Gréoux station is 10 km away; the A51 motorway connects the area to major roads. Marseille-Provence Airport is 64 km away.

In spring and summer, walks in the parks and trips to the Verdon are well suited to days outdoors. Lavender usually blooms on the Valensole plateau from late June to July; dates vary depending on the year's conditions. In September, temperatures are often still suitable for sightseeing and walks, with fewer visitors than at the height of the season. You can start the day with a walk around the village, continue with a trip to discover the landscapes of the Verdon and finish in the gardens of the spa town.