The hotel is fine, clean and renovated. The staff were great and the room was air conditioned. The room looked into a central courtyard that acted a chimley for the cigarette smokers below It is also centraly located, However its not the place for the faint hearted. Drunks and vagrents are in the sourounding streets and the pleasent courtyard out... More

A day before we were supposed to arrive in Toulouse, I received an e-mail stating that the reservation that I had made EIGHT months earlier would not be honoured as they had to take the room out of service. Obviously these things happen as they did a few days later in London...where we were walked (physically) to a hotel 2... More

I used the hotel for one night between travelling around with a hire car, dropped off late afternoon on one day and my early flight home the next day. Hotel is very central (in a slightly run down area full of students but don't be put off) there was a safe underground car park very close by and an excellent... More

Very welcoming and helpful with any questions on the city. We had what was described as a room with 2 double beds and an en-suite. This set up suits a family with small children. In fact it was really like 2 seperate rooms with connecting doors - so a far better arrangement for us than was expected. The rooms were... More

On business, I had to stay in Toulouse an extra day due to a strike, and this was the only cheaper central hotel with rooms free - and now I know why. Described as a "hotel with charm" and that "the renovation preserved the architecture and charm of the hotel", all I can say is that is has the charm... More

For the money (70 euros), I think we could have done a lot better than this hotel. It's in a reasonably run down part of the city, but only about 10 minutes walk from the main square. But the property is in appalling condition, I couldn't believe they had the cheek to charge what they did. Slimy show curtains, soggy... More