Hotel Heliot - 3 stars Hotels in Toulouse

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4.6 sur 5 237 reviews

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  5 sur 5 Reviews posted by Lara cerrato on 17/08/2023

  Independent hotel in a characteristic and renovated building very close to the central square (Place di Capitole) and the train station. The furniture is classic and very well maintained. The room was very spacious, comfortable and clean, same for the bathroom. Air conditioning is available for the hot Toulouse summers. Attentive, helpful and kind owner who provided me with information over the phone prior to arrival, always smiling at every encounter and held our bags for us on departure day. He speaks French, English and Spanish. I highly recommend this hotel to anyone who wants to stay in an independent hotel with lots of character and a super welcome, far from the anonymity of hotel chains. The only thing to take in consideration is the absence of an elevator since it is an old town house, so if this may be a problem ask for a lower floor room or this may not be the accommodation for you. I wish you all the best to the owner who really cares about his guests confort and his establishment.

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  5 sur 5 Reviews posted by Kristin von Ranson on 21/06/2023

  Charming hotel with friendly, upbeat proprietor. Very centrally located. Fireplace in our room, and the room was good-sized. Bed was fine. Neither window opened and the bathroom was basic/adequate. Good value for money.

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  4 sur 5 Reviews posted by matt day on 04/06/2022

  Stayed here three nights on a business trip. The hotel is an old town house conveniently located on the edge of the bustling down town area. Facilities are very basic (no bar, no lift, shower in the bath) but the rooms are big (mine was like a small apartment), comfortable and clean. The owner is very friendly and helpful and speaks fluent English. He responded to email queries and was happy to order taxis etc. It felt more like staying as a guest in someone's house than a hotel. Regarding the lack of a lift, the stairs are not too onerous but you would not want to lug big heavy suitcases up them. The host prepares and serves breakfast which is served in quite a cramped room. The breakfast is a croissant, some fresh baguette, jams and yogurt. This was all nice and fine for one day maybe but no other options means it is boring after a while. Also it was too sweet (for me at least) and lacking any protein. It would have been good to have the option of some cheese, ham, eggs etc. or some fruit. I did ask but was told this was not possible. Not sure why not. If you like the uniformity, amenities and features of the standard chain hotels, then this place is probably not for you. If however you enjoy quirky places with more character and individuality, then you might love it. I would recommend for a night or two but for longer stays you are going to want to skip breakfast and go to a local cafe.