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Nemea AppartHotel Résidence Concorde

Nemea AppartHotel Résidence Concorde

4.4 of 5 • 373 reviews
Gare de Toulouse-Matabiau
£62
Hôtel Albert 1er

Hôtel Albert 1er

4.2 of 5 • 264 reviews
Victor Hugo District
£70
Privilège Hôtel Mermoz

Privilège Hôtel Mermoz

4.3 of 5 • 157 reviews
Gare de Toulouse-Matabiau
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Hôtel de Brienne

Hôtel de Brienne

4.2 of 5 • 161 reviews
Compans-Caffarelli
£70
Le Grand Balcon

Le Grand Balcon

4.4 of 5 • 339 reviews
Capitole
£95
Citiz Hotel

Citiz Hotel

3.9 of 5 • 209 reviews
Victor Hugo District
£66
Hôtel des Beaux Arts

Hôtel des Beaux Arts

3.9 of 5 • 49 reviews
Capitole
£85
Privilège Appart-Hôtel Clément Ader

Privilège Appart-Hôtel Clément Ader

4.5 of 5 • 77 reviews
Matabiau
£96
Privilège Appart Hotel Saint-Exupéry

Privilège Appart Hotel Saint-Exupéry

4.3 of 5 • 72 reviews
Toulouse
£77
Le Boutique Hôtel Garonne by Occitania hotels

Le Boutique Hôtel Garonne by Occitania hotels

3.8 of 5 • 34 reviews
Capitole
£69

 

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Recent Reviews in Toulouse

Very comfortable

5 out of 5

Close to train station with kitchen. Great value and lovely staff.

A verified traveller from London stayed at Privilège Appart-Hôtel Clément Ader


Posted 1 day ago

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Pleasant stay at boutique hotel

4 out of 5

Staff are professional and friendly. Rooms are clean and linen are fresh and clean. Some rooms have pleasant views. Coffee maker doesn't make good tea though as water is not hot. Overall will stay again.

A verified traveller from Vancouver stayed at Hôtel Albert 1er


Posted 3 days ago

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Pocket Guide: Toulouse

Pocket Guide: Toulouse

Elegantly straddling the Canal du Midi and the River Garonne, lively Toulouse offers a range of natural, cultural and architectural things to do. As France’s fourth largest city, its status as the self-assured urban hub of the southwest is borne out by its cosmopolitan atmosphere, amazing food scene and buzzy café culture, while its central Midi-Pyrenees location makes it perfectly placed for a wider exploration of the region.

Why You Should Visit Toulouse

Nicknamed La Ville Rose – the Pink City – for its pink-tinged terracotta brickwork, Toulouse welcomes visitors to a city with one foot in the past, but both eyes firmly on the future. Steeped in history, Toulouse is a grande old dame, full of tree-lined squares, handsome buildings and riverside views. Yet it’s also home to thousands of university students and a thriving tech scene, as well as the epicentre of France’s booming aerospace industry. Unsurprisingly, the choice of accommodation in Toulouse reflects its many faces, with options ranging from centuries-old heritage hotels to smart amenity-filled business hotels, as well as hostels, B&Bs and other places to stay.

Discover the Different Sides of Toulouse

Vibrant, compact and very walkable, central Toulouse is best explored from a starting point in the atmospheric Vieux Quartier, whose labyrinthine alleys reveal their pleasures slowly. Wander south from the graceful Place du Capitole into a maze of narrow, cobblestoned streets, past contemporary chocolatiers, wine bars, brasseries and top-end boutiques. Or visit some of the city’s architectural gems, from the soaring Basilique Saint-Sernin – the largest Romanesque church in Europe – to the 16th century Hôtel d'Assézat, a Renaissance palace that now houses the Fondation Bemberg art gallery.

If river views are more your thing, head to Pont Neuf, the seven-arched bridge across the Garonne. To experience life on the water itself, take a seasonal trip on the Baladine barge, which cruises the leisurely waterways of the Canal du Midi, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Other major attractions include Cite de l'Espace; an aerospace museum and theme park situated on the eastern fringe of Toulouse, which explores mankind’s conquest of space. You can even go behind the scenes at the Airbus factory, where a production line tour sheds light on how the world’s largest aeroplane – the A380 – is built.

What Areas Are Nice to Stay in When Visiting Toulouse?

Popular leisure destinations in Toulouse include the vicinities of the Place du Capitole, the Canal du Midi, the Jardin Royal and the Japanese Garden. Here, you can expect to find a varied mix of family-run budget accommodation and inexpensive hotel chains, as well as mid-range townhouse places to stay and grand palatial hotels. Accommodation near to Gare de Toulouse-Matabiau – the city’s main railway station – is also much sought after, as are the many business hotels located around the area of Toulouse-Blagnac Airport.

Whether you want a cheap Toulouse hotel near the station for an overnight stay, or a luxury property with canal or river views, Expedia’s range will have you covered. There are countless Toulouse hotels to choose from, whatever kind of stay you’re planning.

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