I don't know what is going on in Toulouse but I keep on struggling to find a good hotel in Toulouse. This was my fourth stay and was again disappointed in some way. Call it a studio, call it a room, but because of the single high positioned small window it felt like prison. Couldn't look outside. Curtains do reach... More

I stayed at the hotel when i had to take the aircraft delivery for my company. I was with other 9 colleagues from the company. The location of the hotel is good. It is in the central of the city. The retaurants are around the hotel. So it is easy to find a place to eat. The supermarket is just... More

The room was well equipped with the kitchenette and it was in a good location. However, the window was broken and wouldn't close properly so the noise and the cold were let in. The hotel breakfast was the worst I have seen in France with very limited choice for the price. Would be very disappointed if I had paid full... More

I booked the room through Latebookings.com so I was half expecting to be allocated a noisy room, small, etc but we were very pleasantly surprised. A twin room with kitchenette, bathroom and separate loo, all quietly tucked away at the back of the hotel on the first floor. We didn't really encounter many staff but those we did were friendly... More

I stayed here with a group over to watch the Rugby at Toulouse. In my opinion this aparthotel is a bargain. It might not be luxurious but it was clean, functional and brilliantly located. The breakfast is pretty good by continental standards, you can have a boiled egg in addition to the standard continental fayre and you can take breakfast... More

I chose to stay in an apartment as I love cooking for myself, and being single, find it tedious going to restaurants alone for every meal. Also I have lots of likes and dislikes that cannot be catered for very easily in France so what better than to stay in Citadines, central Toulouse. I was able to walk absolutely everywhere,... More

We have stayed at Citadines elsewhere and like the format because you can make your own breakfasts and eat meals in when you wish. The studios have a stove top, fridge, dishwasher and plenty of dishes and cutlery. In France you can always buy excellent take away food, especially in markets, add your own bottle of wine and you can... More

I booked the Citadines hotel in Toulouse for a short break with my husband. We wanted to get a taste of Toulouse but wanted the freedom to cook our food if we fancied it. The hotel is really easy to find and is right on the edge of the best of the city. It's also close to the railway station... More

The photos on the Citadines website bear only a passing resemblance to the rooms themselves. On arrival I was shocked to see how basic the room was, only just above the level of a student study-bedroom in a hall of residence. The whole business of having to fold out the sofa bed and find the pillows etc after a long... More