This hotel was a lovely find. We stayed here with our children on the top floor - the attic rooms. Both rooms were large and although ours had the slanted ceiling, this was not an issue. In fact, I loved the heavy wooden beams. The hotel is beautifully decorated, very clean, comfortable, quiet and very charming. The location is very... More

During my six week trip through Europe, this was one of my worst hotel stays. I had to walk up to the third floor, with luggage. Normally, this would not be an issue. However, the last flight of stairs was so narrow and steep that it scared me to ascend and descend the steps. The ceiling of the room was... More

A wonderful time hotel. The rooms on the first floor (especially rooms one, two and three) have full-length windows and small wrought-iron balconies. The whole place is beautifully decorated and the room we stayed in (we were upgraded to a junior suite without asking) had a huge original marble fireplace and generously sized bathroom with both shower and bath. The... More

Air con most welcome after a sticky week of hot weather. Room up on 2nd floor, 2 velux windows in the roof, tastefully decorated room, comfortable, large bed. Yes the stairs are steep and no lift, I suspect they are the house's original stairs. Bathroom a good size and modern. No stand up shower, but I suspect this was because... More

Le Clos de Poitiers, run by owners M et Mme Faux at their mansion of a home, is a bed-and-breakfast rather than a hotel. The building itself has been decorated quite stylishly in a fin-de-siecle sort of way, while the rooms have individual decor. We were (sliently) upgraded to a triple room in the basement, which was spacious and had... More

We stayed at Le Clos for 2 nights because it was close to family we were visiting in Toulouse. I'm not sure who its intended clientele are, but they are advised not to be tall, or have any difficulties climbing several flights of very steep stairs. The decor has a certain overstuffed, dark charm to it, and the rooms were... More

A very chic, stylish hotel centrally located in the vibrant city of Toulouise. Very tastefully decorated, a real 'boutique' hotel quite reasonably priced. 100 euros per night for a double room. The breakfast was extra at 13 euros per person and is not recommended as it is overpriced and nothing special. The owners, a married couple, on the whole, are... More