Romantic Hotels in Haute-Garonne

"My second stay in this lovely hotel. Love the Belle Epoque feel, but still offering modern comfort (air conditioning). Very attentive and friendly staff, who obviously take great pride working there. The location on the Capitole square is excellent. Three minute walk to the metro which is two stations from the Toulouse train station. Made my day trip to the Toulouse Lautrec museum in Albi a breeze. Same for arriving and departing by train. "

"Convenient, central location."

"Situated in a perfect location within the Bordeaux golden triangle at a very reasonable rate, the hotel was perfect for our short trip.. we were in the Wagner suite overlooking the main square and we had ample room with most things we needed. The rooms could do with a kettle and fridge."

"Proprietor is wonderful!"

"Friendly staff, good breakfast. The AC didn't work properly (noisy and not much cold air), but I reported it when I left and they promised to look into it. A bit overdecorated. Near metro."

"A very convenient hotel. The room had old world charm and the front desk staff were very warm and helpful. The hallways could benefit from a refresh and there was some noise at night, but neither of these detracted from the convenient location 5 minutes walk from the train station and 20 minutes to the Capital building. Its also very close to some fabulous cafes, an excellent boulangerie and cheese store. I would absolutely return and had a wonderful experience in Toulouse overall!"

"This is a lovely hotel a few minutes walk from the Airport bus stop at Jeanne d'Arc so easy and hassle free travel to the airport in 30 minutes. A great location means all the main sites and attractions are within walking distance but if you're not inclined the Metro is nearby, cheap and easy to navigate. We did not eat at the hotel but the rooms were clean with new towels every morning and the staff were friendly and attentive. Perfect for a long weekend. "

"Lovely night's sleep. Meal and breakfast really good. But bedrooms need a coat of paint, white would look so much fresher than the magnola."