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When staying in a city hotel, the luxury of a swimming pool cannot be overstated. After a long day of sightseeing in Toulouse, or before an intense day of business meetings, there’s nothing nicer than a dip in the hotel pool to soothe the mind and exercise the body. If you’re planning a trip to Toulouse, use Expedia’s search tool to find the right hotel with a pool to suit your needs.
Most areas of Toulouse where hotels are clustered offer a number of properties with pools. In the city centre itself, a few hotels have outdoor pools, including some which belong to well-known brands such as Novotel. Several other big-name chains are near the airport, an area which is a major hub for the aviation industry, and here you can find accommodation by Best Western, Holiday Inn, Courtyard by Marriott and Pullman, all of which have indoor or outdoor pools.
More hotels with pools in Toulouse are on the opposite side of the city, close to the Cite de l’espace space museum and theme park, and the retail, industrial and commercial district known as Labege Innopole. And in other outlying areas of the city, such as the commune of Daux or at the Golf de Seilh golf club, you can find more places to stay with pools, along with many other spa and leisure facilities.
Toulouse is very active city, thanks in part to its position at the confluence of the River Garonne and the Canal du Midi, and its proximity to some of the finest natural scenery in all of France. In the city itself, you can hire bikes, go rowing, learn to waterski or stand-up paddleboard, or run along one of the lengthy waterside pathways. For a slightly more adventurous trip, head out to somewhere like the Haut-Languedoc, where you can go hiking, rock climbing or mountain biking. After a day of intense exercise, there’ll be nothing nicer than returning to your hotel for a nice cool swim.
