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Looking for a place to stay in Toulouse? Then look no further than Hotel Castellane, a family-friendly hotel that brings the best of Toulouse to your doorstep.
As your “home away from home,” the hotel rooms offer air conditioning and a desk, and getting online is easy, with free wifi available.
Guests have access to a concierge while staying at Hotel Castellane. In addition, Hotel Castellane offers breakfast buffet, which will help make your Toulouse trip additionally gratifying.
Close to some of Toulouse's most popular landmarks, such as Theatre du Capitole (0.3 mi) and Chapelle des Carmelites (0.4 mi), Hotel Castellane is a great destination for tourists.
When you’re feeling hungry, be sure to check out Ma Biche sur Le Toit, La Fiancée, and Bapz, which are some cafes that are popular with locals and out-of-towners alike.
Looking to explore? Then look no further than Place du Capitole (0.3 mi), Marché Victor Hugo (0.2 mi), and Jardin Japonais (1.0 mi), which are some popular Toulouse attractions – all conveniently located within walking distance of the hotel.
We’re sure you’ll enjoy your stay at Hotel Castellane as you experience everything Toulouse has to offer.
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English, Spanish
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17 rue Castellane, 31000, Toulouse France
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Great for walkers
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We stayed here when Quins played Toulouse in the HEC in December. The staff were very helpful, spoke English when our faltering French was found wanting and checked in 5 separate rooms/couples/families with ease. The rooms were being cleaned when we arrived, but as we had turned up some 4 hours before check-in time, no one had to wait to get into their room.
Breakfast was a bit pricey compared to what you could get if you wondered around the local environs, but that is to be expected. There were no problems encountered and even though the hotel is adjacent to a nightclub, the sound proofing was good enough to not notice any noise.
Good size room with a balcony (looking nito courtyard) and decent bathroom. If Ihad one slight concern, the latter was a bit cramped and there was no shampoo/soap, but as we carried our own, this was not a problem.
I would go again, and in fact have just booked for another 2 night stay in August.
Well-run, clean, close to the centre of town and very good value for money.
Breakfast was a bit pricey compared to what you could get if you wondered around the local environs, but that is to be expected. There were no problems encountered and even though the hotel is adjacent to a nightclub, the sound proofing was good enough to not notice any noise.
Good size room with a balcony (looking nito courtyard) and decent bathroom. If Ihad one slight concern, the latter was a bit cramped and there was no shampoo/soap, but as we carried our own, this was not a problem.
I would go again, and in fact have just booked for another 2 night stay in August.
Well-run, clean, close to the centre of town and very good value for money.
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Date of stay: December 2011Trip type: Travelled with family
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A family-run hotel, the owners are friendly, helpful and really care about your comfort. Our room was newly redecorated (the paint was barely dry!) spacious, modern decor, not luxurious, but comfortable and clean, and it had a private balcony overlooking the hotel's central courtyard and glassed-in breakfast room.
It's not very centrally located, but we chose it because they have parking (in a garage across the street, and it was close enough to the old city, about a 10 minute walk, that we did our sightseeing on foot.
It's not very centrally located, but we chose it because they have parking (in a garage across the street, and it was close enough to the old city, about a 10 minute walk, that we did our sightseeing on foot.
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Date of stay: July 2010Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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I can only give a mixed review for this hotel. For the price it has a great location, the city centre and old town is easily within walking distance. The hotels exact location is a bit loud and dodgy but we were never out late at night. The walls are thin so noise in and out of the hotel travels in. The service is mediocre. The room itself was basic but comfortable enough for one night. The parking is a bit strange as you have to pull up to the hotel then they have to come out and open a garage half a block away.
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Date of stay: May 2015Trip type: Travelled with family
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This is practically 2 different hotels. They built an extension in the back which has none of the benefits of the main hotel. This extension has 6 rooms (101-102, 201-202, 301-302). Avoid these rooms at all cost.
The extension has no lift (elevator). Walking up narrow stairs with baggage is not fun.
The bath rooms in the extension rooms are the size, and style, of those in an airplane! All plastic. Tiny shower you can't get out from under the water to put on soap. Tiny toilet just next to sink. The whole room is less than a metre wide and less than a half a metre deep!
They had a problem when they built the extension and the, wonderful triple-glazed, windows do not shut. We travelled in August and not being able to properly use the air-conditioner, as the window would not shut, was unbearable. The noise from the street, the local bars and clubs, was also quite loud because the window would not shut.
Breakfast at 8.50 € is not worth it as there are excellent cafés with coffee and croissants all nearby.
Positive: Excellent location right in the centre of town. Friendly staff. Covered and secure parking across the street (10 € per night).
Probably a relatively nice hotel - if you avoid the extension rooms!
The extension has no lift (elevator). Walking up narrow stairs with baggage is not fun.
The bath rooms in the extension rooms are the size, and style, of those in an airplane! All plastic. Tiny shower you can't get out from under the water to put on soap. Tiny toilet just next to sink. The whole room is less than a metre wide and less than a half a metre deep!
They had a problem when they built the extension and the, wonderful triple-glazed, windows do not shut. We travelled in August and not being able to properly use the air-conditioner, as the window would not shut, was unbearable. The noise from the street, the local bars and clubs, was also quite loud because the window would not shut.
Breakfast at 8.50 € is not worth it as there are excellent cafés with coffee and croissants all nearby.
Positive: Excellent location right in the centre of town. Friendly staff. Covered and secure parking across the street (10 € per night).
Probably a relatively nice hotel - if you avoid the extension rooms!
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Date of stay: August 2011Trip type: Travelled with family
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We stayed for 3 nights and wanted 2 single rooms with a manned 24 hours desk as we arrived around midnight. This hotel was one of the few that met our criteria and I was hesitant after reading some of the reviews. We found the hotel staff very friendly, helpful and welcoming. All spoke English and nothing was a problem.
The rooms were basic, its a 2 star probably should be a 3 star. It was very clean, fresh crisp bed linen and white towels with lots of hot running water at any time. There was a showerloop added to the bath taps, so not a proper shower but it had a good flow of water through it.
The bathroom also had a hairdryer attached to the wall plus razor sockets.
The TV was french only but it had a film and music channel.
The air conditioing controls looked old but it was 29 degrees outside and it worked well :-)
The hotel is well placed for sightseeing being a very short walk to Place Wilson and then onto the Victor Hugo maret, churches and shopping. It is 2 minutes from the Metro
The rooms were basic, its a 2 star probably should be a 3 star. It was very clean, fresh crisp bed linen and white towels with lots of hot running water at any time. There was a showerloop added to the bath taps, so not a proper shower but it had a good flow of water through it.
The bathroom also had a hairdryer attached to the wall plus razor sockets.
The TV was french only but it had a film and music channel.
The air conditioing controls looked old but it was 29 degrees outside and it worked well :-)
The hotel is well placed for sightseeing being a very short walk to Place Wilson and then onto the Victor Hugo maret, churches and shopping. It is 2 minutes from the Metro
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Date of stay: September 2019
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Room Tip: The 3rd floor smelled of cigarette smoke so maybe best to check that you have a no smoking floor...
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I was given a bright attic room with two skylights. Everything, including the crisp white sheets was clean and the bed comfortable. Location is A1 and staff very helpful. Breakfast was good. Shower size was a big drawback - 70cm with the entire bathroom not exceeding 1.2 x 1.2 m. A tight and uncomfortable fit. Importantly in this area, it was a quiet and peaceful room.
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Date of stay: December 2014Trip type: Travelled solo
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Room Tip: Ask for a quiet room - higher up is usually better.
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I have a low bar for French hotels. I long ago learned that traditional French hotel rooms are typically very small, uncomfortable, fussy and outdated. The twin room I stayed in at the Hotel Castellane was all these things, and less. My main complaint is that the room was dirty, actually dirty. The previous guest had smoked in the room and the room smelled of stale smoke. (It's a non-smoking room and hotel) Worse, there were ashes (and a used toothpick) on the bathroom floor and noticeable dirt under the beds. I didn't complain at first. But I did request that the cleaner sweep the next day, only to return to my room to find that it had been "cleaned" but that the floors were just as I'd left them.
Sweeping, and mopping bathrooms, is pretty basic cleaning practice. Besides making beds, changing towels and emptying garbage, cleaning floors is pretty much what cleaning a hotel room is, isn't it?! Guests walk around barefoot and in street shoes, possibly tracking in the doggy doo that France is infamous for. How a cleaner could neglect to clean floors even after a guest has pointed out that they're dirty amazes me, especially when the dirt is as obvious as cigarette ashes and toothpicks. For that I really have to give this place poor marks.
Potential guests should also know that rooms facing the street are very very noise at weekends as there are two clubs right below the windows.
There was no shower in my room, just a tub with a hose to sit-shower. Another thing I can't stand. Who sits to "shower" in this century? Especially in a tub that no doubt wasn't washed.
Otherwise, it's a pretty standard French 2-star in a good location.
Sweeping, and mopping bathrooms, is pretty basic cleaning practice. Besides making beds, changing towels and emptying garbage, cleaning floors is pretty much what cleaning a hotel room is, isn't it?! Guests walk around barefoot and in street shoes, possibly tracking in the doggy doo that France is infamous for. How a cleaner could neglect to clean floors even after a guest has pointed out that they're dirty amazes me, especially when the dirt is as obvious as cigarette ashes and toothpicks. For that I really have to give this place poor marks.
Potential guests should also know that rooms facing the street are very very noise at weekends as there are two clubs right below the windows.
There was no shower in my room, just a tub with a hose to sit-shower. Another thing I can't stand. Who sits to "shower" in this century? Especially in a tub that no doubt wasn't washed.
Otherwise, it's a pretty standard French 2-star in a good location.
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Date of stay: August 2014Trip type: Travelled solo
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Room Tip: Upper floor, facing inward if you're here on a weekend. Otherwise a room in another hotel...
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The Hotel Castellane is an easy 10 minute walk from the train station. At check in, the receptionist was curt, but efficient. The reception area is quite small and basic. My room was on the first floor, overlooking the street.
The room itself was small, but clean. There were twin beds, and there wouldn't have been much room to move around for two people. The pillows were of the small square kind. The bed was comfortable though.
Many reviews have mentioned noise from the street, and when I got to the room it was noisy, but when I closed the outer windows that lowered the noise levels considerably and I heard very little after that and gad a good night's sleep.
The bathroom was clean, but the shower was the over-bath type and there was neither a shower curtain/screen nor anywhere to fix the shower head, so you gad to hold it over your head to shower. Not a very comfortable way of showering and it could easily have been solved. I didn't have breakfast, which cost around €8, I think.
The night I stayed there was a group of about 30 schoolchildren staying in the hotel, so I guess that means it's safe.
There are plenty bars and restaurants in the area,
I paid €60 for the room, which I think was very good value, considering its location in a quite touristy city. I wouldn't recommend it for long stays or for anyone who spends much time in the room. But, for a short stay, a good hotel.
The room itself was small, but clean. There were twin beds, and there wouldn't have been much room to move around for two people. The pillows were of the small square kind. The bed was comfortable though.
Many reviews have mentioned noise from the street, and when I got to the room it was noisy, but when I closed the outer windows that lowered the noise levels considerably and I heard very little after that and gad a good night's sleep.
The bathroom was clean, but the shower was the over-bath type and there was neither a shower curtain/screen nor anywhere to fix the shower head, so you gad to hold it over your head to shower. Not a very comfortable way of showering and it could easily have been solved. I didn't have breakfast, which cost around €8, I think.
The night I stayed there was a group of about 30 schoolchildren staying in the hotel, so I guess that means it's safe.
There are plenty bars and restaurants in the area,
I paid €60 for the room, which I think was very good value, considering its location in a quite touristy city. I wouldn't recommend it for long stays or for anyone who spends much time in the room. But, for a short stay, a good hotel.
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Date of stay: May 2014Trip type: Travelled solo
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Booked the hotel for last minute overnight stay in Toulouse from the internet via Booking.com. The location is good, walking distance of sights and plenty of nearby restuarants, the Reception staff were lovely, spoke good English and let us have our room at 11am hours before the official check in time, and parking is available for a price across the road. The room was adequate although the bathroom is tiny, with only a hand held shower over a small bath. It wouldnt be suitable if you had mobility problems or were very tall.
But across the road are two bars which even on Thursday seemed to go all night with people spilling out onto the road. The mess in the morning was evidence of the party that occurred.
We mentioned this on checkout and the Receptionist did offer coffee to make up and suggested next time we ask for a room overlooking the courtyard! Our room had double double glazing, which shows how noisy it was!
But across the road are two bars which even on Thursday seemed to go all night with people spilling out onto the road. The mess in the morning was evidence of the party that occurred.
We mentioned this on checkout and the Receptionist did offer coffee to make up and suggested next time we ask for a room overlooking the courtyard! Our room had double double glazing, which shows how noisy it was!
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Date of stay: March 2014Trip type: Travelled as a couple
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Room Tip: Ask for a room overlooking the courtyard.
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We picked this Hotel in the centre of Toulouse prior to flying from the airport. We thought it's central location would be grateful for sightseeing. If you are a family then give this a miss. The location is in the heart of the night-life district and with a strong student population the noise is constant, only ebbing away about 3am.
Just as you breathe a sigh of relief, the binmen will turn-up to empty all the bottle recycling bins, forget sleep.
Should've followed my own advice and read the reviews!
Just as you breathe a sigh of relief, the binmen will turn-up to empty all the bottle recycling bins, forget sleep.
Should've followed my own advice and read the reviews!
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Date of stay: January 2013Trip type: Travelled with family
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"The 3rd floor smelled of cigarette smoke so maybe best to check that you have a no smoking floor if this would bother you"Read full review
"central rooms will avoid noise from university students enjoying the night life; Must ask front desk to enable AC, but they gladly do"Read full review
The_Review_Queen wrote a tip Apr 2017
North Shields, United Kingdom1,273 contribution132 helpful votes"Get a room with a balcony facing towards Toulouse centre - and enjoy the sun. Get up early for breakfast or there will be none left!"Read full review
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Which popular attractions are close to Hotel Castellane?
Nearby attractions include Enigma Escape (0.4 km), Projet Dédale (0.08 km), and THE ESCAPE GAME - Toulouse (0.4 km).
What are some of the property amenities at Hotel Castellane?
Some of the more popular amenities offered include free wifi, breakfast buffet, and laundry service.
Which room amenities are available at Hotel Castellane?
Top room amenities include air conditioning, a flat screen TV, and a desk.
What are some restaurants close to Hotel Castellane?
Conveniently located restaurants include Le Shahi Dhaba, Les Sales Gosses - Le Restaurant, and Sixta.
Is Hotel Castellane located near the city centre?
Yes, it is 0.6 km away from the centre of Toulouse.
Are pets allowed at Hotel Castellane?
Yes, pets are typically allowed, but it's always best to call ahead to confirm.
Which languages are spoken by the staff at Hotel Castellane?
The staff speaks multiple languages, including English and Spanish.
Are there any historical sites close to Hotel Castellane?
Many travellers enjoy visiting Église des Jacobins Toulouse (0.8 km), Espace EDF Bazacle (1.4 km), and Place Saint-Georges (0.5 km).
Is Hotel Castellane accessible?
Yes, it offers wheelchair access and reduced mobility rooms. For specific enquiries, we recommend calling ahead to confirm.