Le Manon Résidence
Living Rooms And A Kitchen For The Weekend
About this hotel
Le Manon Residence stands apart from the hotel-style properties on this destination with genuinely residence-style units: airy rooms that include living rooms and kitchens, useful for a family managing young children's meals or an owner traveling with a pet over a full race weekend. The property confirms both kid-friendly and pet-friendly policies alongside its restaurant, outdoor pool and fitness room, and sits eight minutes' walk from Centre de Vie for everyday essentials without needing the car for a simple errand. Nine minutes by taxi from the Sainte-Baume Natural Regional Park gives guests a genuine change of pace on a rest day between sessions, away from the circuit entirely, useful for a family needing a break from the noise.
- Kitchen-equipped living-room units
- Pet-friendly and kid-friendly
- Outdoor pool and fitness room
- Free parking and free Wi-Fi
Our take
Le Manon Residence suits families and pet owners who want self-catering flexibility over several days near Circuit Paul Ricard, and its living-room layout works well for a longer endurance weekend. Guests wanting a full-service restaurant experience or a shorter walk to the circuit gates should look elsewhere on this list instead.
- ✓Use the kitchen for at least a few meals if traveling with young children, saving both money and the hassle of a late restaurant booking.
- ✓Confirm pet policy specifics at booking if traveling with a dog, since size or breed restrictions can vary even at a confirmed pet-friendly property.
- ✓Walk to Centre de Vie for everyday essentials early in your stay, since it's only eight minutes away and saves an unnecessary car trip.
Why we love it
- Living-room units with kitchens
- Confirmed pet-friendly and kid-friendly
- Near Sainte-Baume Natural Regional Park
- Outdoor pool and fitness room
Why guests love itI stayed at Le Manon Residence with my kids for a full GT weekend and the kitchen genuinely saved every dinner, since neither of them would have sat through a late restaurant meal after a full day watching cars circulate the plateau near Le Castellet. The eight-minute walk to Centre de Vie covered whatever groceries we forgot to pack before arriving.