These elegant contemporary rooms provide a warm and quiet atmosphere. They are spacious and come well-appointed. Designed for business or leisure stays, they provide a wealth of amenities including a Nespresso coffee machine and a mini bar.
The refined and inviting atmosphere of these luxury guest rooms is a promise of a restful night’s sleep. They come lavishly-appointed with top quality bedding, luxury amenities, and spacious en suite bathrooms. They feature a double bed, a Nespresso coffee-maker, bathrobes and slippers that provide a homely feel.
These spacious and comfortable guest rooms offer a refined decor. The luxurious fabrics, elegant neutral tones and top-notch amenities create an intimate interior decor. Ideal for short and long stays, they offer business travellers and leisure guests a calm relaxing environment in the heart of Toulouse.
This unique and intimate suite welcomes you for a stay of up to 4 people. Come and spend a quiet and restful moment under the roof, on top of the hotel. With its large and comfortable double bed for a restful sleep, as well as its lounge area, you will feel right at home. Enjoy a spacious bathroom with bath and shower for your pleasure.
These generous suites in the centre of Toulouse are ideal for all your short and long term business stays, family get-togethers, or simply if you enjoy plenty of room. A large comfortable double bed for a sound night’s sleep and a living area create a home away from home atmosphere. These suites can accommodate up to 4 guests, please indicate at the time of booking the number of guests who will be staying in the suite. All of our suites have an amazing view on the Capitole Square!
The Saint-Exupery suite with its splendid retro-style decor and modern amenities offers a truly unique experience. Travel back to the time when the Grand Balcon Hotel was home to the Aéropostale’s aviators in Toulouse. As a tribute to all these great pioneers, we have recreated with the help of Isabelle Klein, a local antiques dealer, the unique atmosphere of a 1930’s hotel room. Room 32 was Saint-Exupéry’s room and is listed as a place of memory by the Bâtiments de France.
