Victorine Suite

The Victorine Suite is part of the singular story of Le Couvent des Minimes in Mane. Set within a former Carmelite convent founded in 1272, the hotel preserves a clear medieval architecture, now integrated into a five-star property officially recognized as a Palace. Staying here means inhabiting a real historic place, shaped by stone walls, cloistered passageways and the lasting presence of Provençal heritage.

This suite is above all a way to experience Le Couvent des Minimes from within, in a setting that connects religious history, contemporary hospitality and the rhythm of Provence. In Mane, the address also opens onto a strong regional dining scene, with two Michelin-starred restaurants led by Jérôme Roy and Louis Gachet. Le Cloître highlights local flavors in an elegant setting. Le Feuillée approaches tradition with a more contemporary hand. Pamparigouste offers open-air dining rooted in the local landscape. The Victorine Suite suits travelers looking for more than a room: a stay anchored in a historic building, a destination for dining and a direct experience of Provence.