Find hotels in Villeneuve-lès-Lavaur from £42

"Located in an industrial zone, quiet at night. Room was of a decent size, clean and comfortable. "

"Nice location and very kind staff"

"I was able to check in early and the lovely Spanish receptionist was lovely. As a solo female traveller I felt very safe. The breakfast was very nice and the rooftop bar provided lovely reviews. The room was perfect. Very comfortable. There is a tram stop at the other side of the square that opens the transport links to the whole city. "

"A gem of a place with outstanding staff!"

"The staff are good and always looking after me, able to get me a taxi whenever i want to go out. "

"Overall a great hotel"

"Good quality for price. Very friendly staff "

"Overall great for the price. Room is sized well and the workers were very kind and helpful. Area around the hotel was also excellent with it being close to the bus stops alongside some restaurants and a mall. Would come again!"

"Great place"

"very friendly owners, beautiful setting, comfortable room and bed and an excellent breakfast!"

"The hotel is very nice and cozy. Also the staff is very very friendly. Above all they are very pet friendly. This will be my go-to hotel when I visit Touluse"

"Great location"

"Two of us stayed one night, staff were friendly and rooms comfortable. Quite rural location with ample parking, they even locked our motorbikes in a garage for the night. Breakfast was very basic but adequate. Didn’t have dinner but looked like a busy popular restaurant. Made an excellent stopover."

"Overall, I found this hotel to be OK but leaning towards mediocricity. Several issues: 1) When checking in, I was greeted by a gentleman who seemed distracted with other things. He could not speak English or Spanish, only French. We had a hard time communicating. 2) When I booked the room, I had asked for a baby crib but none was provided at check-in. I had to ask for it again, but this was problematic due to our communication problems (see point 1). Eventually, through pictures he understood...