Les Baux-de-Provence, France
Rooms & Suites
Baumanière les Baux-de-Provence Rooms & Suites
Baumanière spreads its accommodation across five houses on a 20-hectare domain, so the building matters as much as the category. L’Oustau is the 16th-century farmhouse with 10 rooms beside the three-star restaurant, the largest pool and the boutique; Le Manoir is an 18th-century country house with 13 rooms and lounges, 900 metres away; Carita has 14 rooms beside the garden precinct and the most family-oriented pool; Flora has 12 rooms in the same precinct; and six-bedroom Maison de Famille can be booked room by room or privately. The house nevertheless publishes 53 rooms and suites, an English offer page says 54, and the five printed building counts add to 55, so no single reconciliation is presented as definitive. Public room pages say check-in is from 15:30, while the linked terms say 15:00; checkout is noon in both. No category floor area is published. Pets are accepted for an additional daily per-animal charge; the reviewed official material does not identify room, building or venue access restrictions, so add the pet to the reservation and confirm those limits before selecting a house.
8 categories on the live list
Before you book a room
- All seven public categories are represented, plus Maison de Famille; no room-category floor area is published.
- Classic through Suite can be assigned across all five houses, while Prestige Deluxe is only at L’Oustau or Le Manoir and Prestige Deluxe Suite overlooks the Manoir garden.
- Ask for written occupancy on Junior Suite, selected Prestige Deluxe rooms, Prestige Deluxe Suite and Maison de Famille rather than extrapolating from another room.
- Pets carry an additional daily charge. The public material reviewed does not identify category, building or venue restrictions, so confirm access before selecting a room.
- Generic disabled-amenity wording does not establish an adapted room or route; Maison's five upstairs bedrooms are reached by staircase.
Category 1
Classic Room
Baux valley or garden; assigned across any of the five houses · 1–2 guests; double or twin beds, 160–180 cm
The entry category can be assigned in any of the five houses, with either a Baux-valley or garden outlook and a 160–180-centimetre double bed or twins. The official card allows one or two guests and does not print space for a child or baby. All rooms are non-smoking; the photographs are illustrative rather than a promise of a particular room.
Category 2
Deluxe Room
Baux valley or garden; assigned across any of the five houses · 1–2 guests plus 1 baby; double or twin beds, 160–180 cm
Deluxe adds a published baby-cot place to the one-or-two-guest setup, with a 160–180-centimetre double bed or twins. It may be assigned in any house and may face the valley or gardens, so the category name alone does not settle location, walking distance or outlook. Ask the reservations team to name the house before confirming.
Category 3
Deluxe Room with Terrace
Private terrace facing Les Baux, the Alpilles or gardens; assigned across any of the five houses · 1–2 guests plus 1 baby; double or twin beds, 160–180 cm
This is the terrace-guaranteed Deluxe category, with a private outdoor space looking toward Les Baux, the Alpilles or the gardens. It retains the one-or-two-guest capacity plus one baby and can sit in any of the five houses. The official card does not publish floor area, terrace size or an exact outlook for the room eventually assigned.
Category 4
Junior Suite
Baux, Alpilles or garden; assigned across any of the five houses · Heading says 1–2 guests plus 1 baby; body says up to 3 people and indicates the third is under 12
Junior Suites add an adjoining living room and can occupy any of the five houses. The official heading allows one or two guests plus a baby, while the body says up to three people with malformed wording that indicates an under-12 restriction. Because those statements do not align, treat the third place as unconfirmed and obtain the accepted age and bedding in writing.
Category 5
Suite
Ground or upper floor in any of the five houses; exact outlook not published · 1–2 adults, 1–2 children under 12 and 1 baby
Suites are distributed across all five houses on ground or upper floors. The card allows one or two adults, one or two children expressly under 12, and one baby; some suites add a second bathroom. Neither floor area nor a guaranteed view is published, so confirm the house, floor, bathroom count and child bedding attached to the exact suite.
Category 6
Prestige Deluxe Room
Only L’Oustau or Le Manoir; outlook and layout vary by room · 1–2 adults; only some rooms take 1–2 children under 12 plus 1 baby
Prestige Deluxe is limited to L’Oustau or Le Manoir rather than all five houses. Individual rooms may feature a tree within the room, wrought-iron stairs, a distant Camargue panorama or a connecting configuration, but none of those is category-wide. Only some rooms accept one or two children under 12 plus a baby, so reservations must confirm the exact room, access and family capacity.
Category 7
Prestige Deluxe Suite
Two living-room balconies overlooking the Manoir garden · Master bedroom, 2 small beds and 1 baby bed; adult-or-child status of the small beds is not published
The largest published category has a master bedroom with a large bed and bathroom, two small beds, a baby bed and a separate shower room. Two balconies open from the living room over the Manoir garden. The official card does not label the two small-bed occupants as adults or children, so confirm total occupancy and ages rather than inferring a four-adult suite.
Category 8
Maison de Famille
Private grounds adjoining the spa and the large pool; bedroom outlooks not published · One official page says 12; another says 12–14; 6 bedrooms, 2 Suite extra beds and baby cots on request
Maison de Famille is a six-bedroom house available room by room or for private use. The garden level has a twin Deluxe bedroom with private terrace, lounge and kitchen. Five bedrooms are upstairs by staircase: one Classic, one Junior Suite, two connecting Deluxe rooms and one Suite with mezzanine; most upstairs beds are twins. One page calls it a villa for 12 and another says 12–14, while the card adds two children on Suite extra beds plus baby cots. There is no published lift, private pool, minimum stay or villa-service inclusion.
Baumanière les Baux-de-Provence rooms FAQ
- Which categories can be in any house?
- Classic, Deluxe, Deluxe with Terrace, Junior Suite and Suite can be assigned across all five houses. Prestige Deluxe is only at L’Oustau or Le Manoir.
- Does the hotel publish room sizes?
- No room-category floor areas are printed on the official cards. Do not infer size from photographs, category names or third-party listings.
- Can three people share a Junior Suite?
- The heading says one or two guests plus a baby, while the body says up to three and indicates an under-12 restriction. Obtain accepted occupancy and bedding in writing.
- How many guests fit in Maison de Famille?
- Official pages say both 12 and 12–14. The house has six bedrooms, two child extra beds in the Suite and baby cots on request; five bedrooms are upstairs by staircase.
- Are accessible rooms specified?
- No. Generic room cards mention disabled amenities, but no adapted-room count, step-free route, lift or bathroom features are identified. Request an exact route and room plan.
- Do pets carry an extra charge?
- Yes. The hotel publishes a daily per-animal charge, intentionally shown here without a potentially stale amount. Category, building and venue restrictions are not published and should be confirmed.
Reviewed by Hotel Flock · Last updated August 2026