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Looking for a place to stay in Toulouse? Then look no further than Hotel Ambassadeurs, a hotel that brings the best of Toulouse to your doorstep.
Hotel Ambassadeurs is a hotel offering air conditioning and a desk in the rooms, and it is easy to stay connected during your stay as free wifi is offered to guests.
The hotel features 24 hour front desk, a concierge, and baggage storage. Plus, guests can enjoy breakfast buffet, which has made this a popular choice among travellers visiting Toulouse. For guests with a vehicle, parking is available.
Close to some of Toulouse's most popular landmarks, such as Chapelle des Carmelites (0.5 mi) and Theatre du Capitole (0.6 mi), Hotel Ambassadeurs is a great destination for tourists.
Toulouse has plenty of Thai restaurants. So when you’re here, be sure to check out popular spots like Pitaya, Wok to Walk, and Thai-Thai SuShi, which are serving up some great dishes.
Plus, during your trip, don’t forget to check out some of the popular parks, such as Jardin Raymond VI, Jardin Compans Caffarelli, and Place du Salin.
We’re sure you’ll enjoy your stay at Hotel Ambassadeurs as you experience everything Toulouse has to offer.
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Property amenities
Paid private parking on-site
Free High Speed Internet (WiFi)
Breakfast buffet
Children's television networks
Highchairs available
Airport transportation
Baggage storage
Non-smoking hotel
Secured parking
Wifi
Vending machine
Shared lounge / TV area
24-hour front desk
Laundry service
Room features
Blackout curtains
Air conditioning
Desk
Housekeeping
Clothes rack
Stovetop
Flatscreen TV
Bath / shower
Private bathrooms
Kitchenware
Hair dryer
Room types
Non-smoking rooms
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HOTEL STYLE
Classic
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Languages Spoken
English, French, Spanish
Location
68 rue de Bayard, 31000, Toulouse France
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Great for walkers
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We booked as a group 18 rooms in total. The rooms were clean, basic and we received fresh towels and our bins emptied everyday. The beds were very comfy and out of 49 of us not 1 person had a complaint about the rooms.
My room had a bath and a shower but no plug for the drain in either the bath or sink. It did not make our stay any less without but may need to think about that in the future for other families staying.
It was basic, and just what we imagined it to be which fitted perfectly for our trip. All staff were helpful and nothing was too much trouble for us.
All in all the hotel was good and kept clean at all times. If I was to visit Toulouse again I would more than likely book here as its location was perfect, no issues with hotel, local to all transport routes.
My room had a bath and a shower but no plug for the drain in either the bath or sink. It did not make our stay any less without but may need to think about that in the future for other families staying.
It was basic, and just what we imagined it to be which fitted perfectly for our trip. All staff were helpful and nothing was too much trouble for us.
All in all the hotel was good and kept clean at all times. If I was to visit Toulouse again I would more than likely book here as its location was perfect, no issues with hotel, local to all transport routes.
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Date of stay: April 2024Trip type: Travelled with friends
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The hotel is in a prime location a few steps away from the train station and bus station. Therefore, arriving in the city late in the dark, it did not take long to get to the hotel. In a crime-ridden city like Toulouse, this is very important. The hotel itself is a budget option and there is a staircase leading to the room. The room is small but comfortable. The staff speaks English. The price is appropriate, even good.
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Date of stay: September 2022
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Response from Hôtel Ambassadeurs, Propriétaire at Hotel Ambassadeurs
Responded 1 Nov 2022
Thanks for your comment, we are so happy to see you again. Best regards
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We were looking for a hotel close to the city center with parking
Apart from its location , we found this hotel very nice , the welcome was very nice , clean rooms and full breakfasts
Price was an important factor in our choice and we did not regret
Apart from its location , we found this hotel very nice , the welcome was very nice , clean rooms and full breakfasts
Price was an important factor in our choice and we did not regret
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Date of stay: October 2024Trip type: Travelled with family
Room Tip: Vous y trouverez un très bon accueil , bien si vous y venez en famille
Réservez directement avec...
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Not the greatest of experiences. Myself and my partner booked this on the night of arrival.
We asked if there’s parking available, they said yes there was. But then when we arrived they then said there wasn’t.
I also payed €8 each for the break fast to then come down and see it was a choice of 3 different types of ham, uncooked eggs and bread.
The room was dusty upon arrival, and had a very unpleasant feeling about it.
We did manage to get parking but as mentioned on Booking.com “There will be no extra charge for this request.”
By no surprise we had to pay for the parking on top of the room.
1/5 terrible. Asking way too much, for the standards given.
We asked if there’s parking available, they said yes there was. But then when we arrived they then said there wasn’t.
I also payed €8 each for the break fast to then come down and see it was a choice of 3 different types of ham, uncooked eggs and bread.
The room was dusty upon arrival, and had a very unpleasant feeling about it.
We did manage to get parking but as mentioned on Booking.com “There will be no extra charge for this request.”
By no surprise we had to pay for the parking on top of the room.
1/5 terrible. Asking way too much, for the standards given.
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Date of stay: September 2024Trip type: Travelled as a couple
Room Tip: Slightly too highly priced for the things provided. Breakfast should be free, considering we were...
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Things were just okay, but for the price, not worth it. I booked it because it was near the bus station, but be aware that it's a bit sketchy of a neighbourhood. When I checked in the staff member gave me attitude because I wanted to pay with credit card instead of cash (what is this, 1970??) The water pressure in the shower is practically non existent - it's so weak that I couldn't even properly wash my very short hair. But at least it had hot water.
They have a sign on the door trumpeting how much they care about the environment, asking us to turn off lights, etc. But they don't even have recycling bins in the room. Clearly they only "care about the environment" if it pads their profit margin. Very dishonest.
It was difficult to sleep at times due to noise in the hallway. The heater kept making annoying noises so I just turned it off and slept in the cold.
Probably wouldn't stay here again as I prefer a hotel room with at least some water pressure and a decent sleep quality. This place is not it.
They have a sign on the door trumpeting how much they care about the environment, asking us to turn off lights, etc. But they don't even have recycling bins in the room. Clearly they only "care about the environment" if it pads their profit margin. Very dishonest.
It was difficult to sleep at times due to noise in the hallway. The heater kept making annoying noises so I just turned it off and slept in the cold.
Probably wouldn't stay here again as I prefer a hotel room with at least some water pressure and a decent sleep quality. This place is not it.
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Date of stay: November 2024Trip type: Travelled solo
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Room Tip: There is no lift, and don't plan to wash your hair as there's no water pressure.
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Solid location, within two minutes to the station for easy travel links, plenty of good bars and restaurants near-by. Staff are very pleasant and extremely helpful, all speaking both French and English.
Breakfast could be better, although there are plenty of good places in town to check out anyway, so this is not that much of a biggie.
Otherwise I would happily stay for a third time. We probably will, as my girlfriend is a French citizen from Bordeaux, so we have started a bit of a tradition of visiting Toulouse before going to Bordeaux.
Breakfast could be better, although there are plenty of good places in town to check out anyway, so this is not that much of a biggie.
Otherwise I would happily stay for a third time. We probably will, as my girlfriend is a French citizen from Bordeaux, so we have started a bit of a tradition of visiting Toulouse before going to Bordeaux.
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Date of stay: March 2020
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Response from Hôtel A, Responsable réception at Hotel Ambassadeurs
Responded 25 May 2020
Hello, Thank you for your comment and obviously hope to see you again very soon. The team is ready to welcome customers and makes all arrangements for reception according to sanitary rules. Stay safe,
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Location was perfect as next to the station. The room was small but clean and comfortable. Staff were nice and spoke English. But forget it if you want a good refreshed sleep. Noise from outside and an internal pump that went on every so often all night long. It’s a pity because it’s ideal for quick short stays.
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Date of stay: December 2023Trip type: Travelled solo
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This is an excellent place to stay for those on a moderate budget. It's a fairly plain hotel but it's decent, clean and well maintained, with very friendly, helpful staff. It's in a good location, close to the railway station and therefore easy to find and convenient for the airport shuttle bus which stops nearby. And if, whilst here, you’re planning to visit other towns or cities by train, the location couldn’t be better. Toulouse’s central square, Place du Capitole, is about 15 minutes walk away and the whole of the central area is accessible on foot. The hotel reception is reached from the ground floor entrance via a substantial stairway (no lifts) and rooms are reached via an attractive but rather dark spiral staircase which might make this hotel difficult for those with mobility problems. But if you're reasonably fit there's no problem. Rooms are plain but comfortable, with good air conditioning, TV and small en suite bathrooms. Although I was travelling alone, I chose a double room for sole use, on the basis that I was staying in Toulouse for five nights and therefore wanted a reasonably sized room. Breakfast was fairly basic (cereal, bread, pastries, yoghurt, etc) but adequate and reasonably priced. The street outside, Rue de Bayard, is not good for restaurants, being dominated either by traditional French cafe-bars or by ubiquitous fast-food outlets selling kebabs, burgers and pizzas. However, there are a couple of good bakery/patisserie shops nearby, as well as a good supermarket (Carrefour) which, amongst other things, sells sandwiches and pre-packed salads. If you want restaurants, walk down the length of Rue de Bayard and turn left into Boulevard Strasbourg. You might also try Rue Austerlitz, a little street between Bd Strasbourg and Place Wilson. Once you get your bearings you'll find plenty of places further afield. I enjoyed my stay at Hotel Des Ambassadeurs and would happily stay there again.
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Date of stay: August 2013Trip type: Travelled solo
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Response from HotelAmbassadeurs, Propriétaire at Hotel Ambassadeurs
Responded 7 Apr 2014
Hello, I'm happy that you let a complet description of my hotel. And you are all right. I bought this hotel in July, 2013 and I began to make some changes. For example if you come to stay again at our home you will see there is some lights everywhere ( entrance, reception, staircase, corridor, lane). It was a big construction work. It's not finish, I carry on, and I listen of my clients and theirs good ideas!! Thank you
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Location
Just a ½ block down a street from the Toulouse Matabiau (TGV) train station. You just need to cross the canal and go down rue Bayard and it is on your left.
I saw a bunch of other reviews stating that there were guys just hanging out in front of the hotel. I did see this as they were always hanging around at the café or brasserie right next to the hotel, smoking, talking on the phone, or drinking (café or alcohol) and just hanging out. I did feel a bit uncomfortable but they left me alone. I can see how for a single woman this might be a problem. Compared to other parts of Toulouse you might see this as a ‘bad’ neighborhood but it changes pretty quickly as you go towards the center of town.
There is a Carrefour City that is open until 10 pm (but I usually arrive 30 minutes before as French stores tend to close early). You can get basic groceries and drinks at Carrefour City.
As of May 2016, there is a bunch of construction going on in front of the hotel and on that street all the way down.
City itself is pretty small and walkable. There is also a rental bike system that came in handy to get out further and to cut down on walking.
Lobby
This is odd but the lobby is located on the 2nd floor (French first floor). So you enter the front doors and you have to walk up steps to get to the lobby. Lobby really does not have anywhere to sit or meet someone. There is a room for breakfast and it seems to double as the luggage holding area (I did not have them hold luggage as I arrived at night and left at checkout because my train left at 12:20 pm).
There is no elevator. The hotel is 3 stories (I think, my room was on the 2nd floor, or US 3rd floor). I did have to carry my luggage up two flights of stairs (and down after checkout) but it was fine.
Staff
Staff seemed to be nice. They did seem to speak English but I only conversed with them in French. Sometimes they would response in English.
Daily maid service was done properly.
Room
I was in a room on the second floor. I room was actually pretty big as far as French standards. The bathroom however was standard size which meant it was small. Did not have enough room to wipe myself, so had to open door. Shower/Tub (yes there is a bathtub) was situation so that there was a place to get out but it was really narrow and I could not get in/out without scraping the wall.
There is a soap dispenser and they did provide one packet of shampoo and one small bar of soap for my stay but housekeeping did not replenish this so I did not have any shampoo after the first night (the soap lasted the whole stay). I had my own shampoo so this was not a problem. I assume I could have asked for more.
The layout of the room was weird. The door to the room opens and you have to go in, then close the room to access the room.
The bed was unusual in that it was lower to the floor. I don’t think there was a boxspring.
There is a desk but it was really small. About wide enough for a laptop. There is a little stool to sit on.
There is also a place for hanging clothes and luggage by the window. It had three shelves that came in handy.
The window was large and opened up to the street corner. You could open up the window fully and maybe even hang out things to dry on the rail. Because of the construction I did not hear much traffic noise (street was mostly blocked off to through traffic). During the day I did hear a lot of construction noise. The windows were double windowed (outer was an older style and inside was newer).
Walls were pretty thin. I could hear neighbors coughing or TV from other rooms. It was full but everyone was pretty quiet.
Room was pretty clean and furnishing was functional and working.
The room was a bit warm when I got there. The AC was a bit hard to figure out but once working it cooled the room really well.
Breakfast
I did not take. Normally I just get something from a bakery nearby.
Restaurants
There are non but there are many in the area. Nothing really nice here. You should head to old town area such as Wilson, Capitole area to eat something nice. Otherwise you have many fast food like, Subway, Shwarma places (usually cheaper than your chains and have many fast food offerings but quality can be anywhere), Pizza Hut, Quick (in train station), as well as many café’s and brasserie in the area. Many of the fast food places are open late. There is a bakery two doors down to the right, as you come out of the hotel.
Pool
Of course not.
Workout facilities
Of course not. I usually run/walk and you are located only ½ block to the canal, which has a bike/pedestrian path that is nice to run on. You are also pretty close to rest of the city and withink walking/running distance.
Wifi
Wifi actually did not work well on my first night. Meaning I could not even check email, or at least it took 20 minutes to download one message. I ended up using my cell phone for data. I did not complain but then found that the wifi worked great from the 2nd night forward. So it must have been a glitch that it did not work well.
TV
The TV had only one English channel, BBC World News. They did have two Canal+ stations and you had the ability to change the audio. So many shows and movies on regular French TV channels and the movie channel allows you to watch English movies/shows in English. The TV was small and mounted on the wall.
Me
I stayed here for four nights. I also speak French (fairly advanced but not fluent in my opinion). I’m Japanese by birth. I’m your average American size (a bit overweight). I personally wanted to get a hotel within walking distance from the Toulouse Matabiau (TGV) station. I was going to a conference in Toulouse and while this was not close to the conference venue, I figured it was easier to be close to the TGV station Traveled alone.
Just a ½ block down a street from the Toulouse Matabiau (TGV) train station. You just need to cross the canal and go down rue Bayard and it is on your left.
I saw a bunch of other reviews stating that there were guys just hanging out in front of the hotel. I did see this as they were always hanging around at the café or brasserie right next to the hotel, smoking, talking on the phone, or drinking (café or alcohol) and just hanging out. I did feel a bit uncomfortable but they left me alone. I can see how for a single woman this might be a problem. Compared to other parts of Toulouse you might see this as a ‘bad’ neighborhood but it changes pretty quickly as you go towards the center of town.
There is a Carrefour City that is open until 10 pm (but I usually arrive 30 minutes before as French stores tend to close early). You can get basic groceries and drinks at Carrefour City.
As of May 2016, there is a bunch of construction going on in front of the hotel and on that street all the way down.
City itself is pretty small and walkable. There is also a rental bike system that came in handy to get out further and to cut down on walking.
Lobby
This is odd but the lobby is located on the 2nd floor (French first floor). So you enter the front doors and you have to walk up steps to get to the lobby. Lobby really does not have anywhere to sit or meet someone. There is a room for breakfast and it seems to double as the luggage holding area (I did not have them hold luggage as I arrived at night and left at checkout because my train left at 12:20 pm).
There is no elevator. The hotel is 3 stories (I think, my room was on the 2nd floor, or US 3rd floor). I did have to carry my luggage up two flights of stairs (and down after checkout) but it was fine.
Staff
Staff seemed to be nice. They did seem to speak English but I only conversed with them in French. Sometimes they would response in English.
Daily maid service was done properly.
Room
I was in a room on the second floor. I room was actually pretty big as far as French standards. The bathroom however was standard size which meant it was small. Did not have enough room to wipe myself, so had to open door. Shower/Tub (yes there is a bathtub) was situation so that there was a place to get out but it was really narrow and I could not get in/out without scraping the wall.
There is a soap dispenser and they did provide one packet of shampoo and one small bar of soap for my stay but housekeeping did not replenish this so I did not have any shampoo after the first night (the soap lasted the whole stay). I had my own shampoo so this was not a problem. I assume I could have asked for more.
The layout of the room was weird. The door to the room opens and you have to go in, then close the room to access the room.
The bed was unusual in that it was lower to the floor. I don’t think there was a boxspring.
There is a desk but it was really small. About wide enough for a laptop. There is a little stool to sit on.
There is also a place for hanging clothes and luggage by the window. It had three shelves that came in handy.
The window was large and opened up to the street corner. You could open up the window fully and maybe even hang out things to dry on the rail. Because of the construction I did not hear much traffic noise (street was mostly blocked off to through traffic). During the day I did hear a lot of construction noise. The windows were double windowed (outer was an older style and inside was newer).
Walls were pretty thin. I could hear neighbors coughing or TV from other rooms. It was full but everyone was pretty quiet.
Room was pretty clean and furnishing was functional and working.
The room was a bit warm when I got there. The AC was a bit hard to figure out but once working it cooled the room really well.
Breakfast
I did not take. Normally I just get something from a bakery nearby.
Restaurants
There are non but there are many in the area. Nothing really nice here. You should head to old town area such as Wilson, Capitole area to eat something nice. Otherwise you have many fast food like, Subway, Shwarma places (usually cheaper than your chains and have many fast food offerings but quality can be anywhere), Pizza Hut, Quick (in train station), as well as many café’s and brasserie in the area. Many of the fast food places are open late. There is a bakery two doors down to the right, as you come out of the hotel.
Pool
Of course not.
Workout facilities
Of course not. I usually run/walk and you are located only ½ block to the canal, which has a bike/pedestrian path that is nice to run on. You are also pretty close to rest of the city and withink walking/running distance.
Wifi
Wifi actually did not work well on my first night. Meaning I could not even check email, or at least it took 20 minutes to download one message. I ended up using my cell phone for data. I did not complain but then found that the wifi worked great from the 2nd night forward. So it must have been a glitch that it did not work well.
TV
The TV had only one English channel, BBC World News. They did have two Canal+ stations and you had the ability to change the audio. So many shows and movies on regular French TV channels and the movie channel allows you to watch English movies/shows in English. The TV was small and mounted on the wall.
Me
I stayed here for four nights. I also speak French (fairly advanced but not fluent in my opinion). I’m Japanese by birth. I’m your average American size (a bit overweight). I personally wanted to get a hotel within walking distance from the Toulouse Matabiau (TGV) station. I was going to a conference in Toulouse and while this was not close to the conference venue, I figured it was easier to be close to the TGV station Traveled alone.
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Date of stay: May 2016Trip type: Travelled on business
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Room Tip: No elevator so try to get a room on the 2nd floor, still have to go up two flights.
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Stayed here for one night as we needed to get to the airport at 5am.
The positives are that it is close to the bus station where you can get a fast bus direct to the airport. The staff were really helpful and happy to help, the place also felt clean.
The negatives far outweighed the positives though. The rooms are really small and the 3 of us barely had any room to move. When we did move the floorboards were so squeaky you were waking one anther up. We were directly above reception and could hear pretty much every thing that was going on. Also there is a door bell that goes off every time the door opens, this was heard clearly from our room every time it opened. Annoying when you're asleep and will wake you up when you are asleep. The beds were far too soft.
Wouldn't stay here again as far to noisy and I had a terrible night's sleep. There is an Ibis around the corner, which I assume would be about the same price, I'd probably check that out instead.
The positives are that it is close to the bus station where you can get a fast bus direct to the airport. The staff were really helpful and happy to help, the place also felt clean.
The negatives far outweighed the positives though. The rooms are really small and the 3 of us barely had any room to move. When we did move the floorboards were so squeaky you were waking one anther up. We were directly above reception and could hear pretty much every thing that was going on. Also there is a door bell that goes off every time the door opens, this was heard clearly from our room every time it opened. Annoying when you're asleep and will wake you up when you are asleep. The beds were far too soft.
Wouldn't stay here again as far to noisy and I had a terrible night's sleep. There is an Ibis around the corner, which I assume would be about the same price, I'd probably check that out instead.
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Date of stay: January 2018Trip type: Travelled with family
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"Slightly too highly priced for the things provided. Breakfast should be free, considering we were given 3 choices of ham and uncooked eggs."Read full review
"I had a room not facing the road so it was quiet. The road-facing rooms might have been noisier though."Read full review
"No elevator so try to get a room on the 2nd floor, still have to go up two flights."Read full review
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HK$435 - HK$544 (Based on Average Rates for a Standard Room)
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NUMBER OF ROOMS
30
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Frequently Asked Questions about Hotel Ambassadeurs
Which popular attractions are close to Hotel Ambassadeurs?
Nearby attractions include Enigma Escape (0.3 km), La Maison de la Violette (0.2 km), and The Thirsty Monk Pub (0.4 km).
What are some of the property amenities at Hotel Ambassadeurs?
Some of the more popular amenities offered include free wifi, airport transportation, and breakfast buffet.
Which room amenities are available at Hotel Ambassadeurs?
Top room amenities include air conditioning, a flat screen TV, and blackout curtains.
Is parking available at Hotel Ambassadeurs?
Yes, paid private parking on-site and secured parking are available to guests.
What are some restaurants close to Hotel Ambassadeurs?
Conveniently located restaurants include Sixta, Dans le Noir ? Toulouse, and O Bali.
Does Hotel Ambassadeurs have airport transportation?
Yes, Hotel Ambassadeurs offers airport transportation for guests. We recommend calling ahead to confirm details.
Which languages are spoken by the staff at Hotel Ambassadeurs?
The staff speaks multiple languages, including English, Spanish, and French.
Are there any historical sites close to Hotel Ambassadeurs?
Many travellers enjoy visiting Église des Jacobins Toulouse (1.2 km), Espace EDF Bazacle (1.7 km), and Place Saint-Georges (1.0 km).