Toulouse Accommodation

Selection of self-catering accommodation and rentals in Toulouse

Find your apartments in Toulouse by comparing among hundreds available in preparation for your trip to “La Ville Rose” in the south west of France. In just one click, you can find the best holiday accommodation that is adorned in terracotta brick that gives it its name as “The Pink City”. Here at Hundredrooms, we understand that finding the perfect apartment is not always the easiest process. That is why we have taken the time to collect all of the best Toulouse holiday apartments so that you have the best choice, for the most reasonable price. Taking in your surroundings at a leisurely pace and discovering the wonderful sights in the picturesque city of the Midi-Pyrénées is going to be on your agenda during your stay in one of our Toulouse holiday lets. Typical of this charming city is its cobblestoned squares, and tranquil walks along the Canal du Midi. The multitude of colours across its architecture highlights the facades of its incredible architecture, the famous “pastel” that illuminates mansions built in the sixteenth century and its various stone churches. Rent a bicycle from near your Toulouse self-catering apartment and discover the various monuments and museums along the sides of the River Garonne, or venture into the incredible surrounding countryside. Perhaps you’re visiting to watch the Stade Toulousain Rugby at Stade Ernest-Wallon, or Toulouse FC at Stade de Toulouse - we can help you find a short stay apartment for this trip. This is also the fourth largest city in France, after Paris, Marseille and Lyon. You will find a city that is truly a delight to have a holiday apartment to rent where the locals and visitors live well. All you have to do is tell us how many people you’ll be travelling with, and for how long, and we’ll take care of the rest for you.

Toulouse is most popular with tourists during the autumn and winter season, with the most expensive time to find holiday accommodation in the first week of December. Prices drop again in January. Although it has to be said that visiting Toulouse is popular throughout the year. It benefits from beautiful Mediterranean sunshine and warmth during the summer months, and you can even go skiing just a few hours away in the winter.

Thanks to the tightly knit structure of the city and its surroundings, you will have many different things to see and do available at your fingertips:

• Le Capitole: This is the most symbolic building of La Ville Rose, and is located looking over Place du Capitole. Here you will find the town hall and the theatre. The emblem of the town and seat of municipality across the city.
• Pont Neuf: The oldest bridge in Toulouse which is also probably the most emblematic crossing of the Garonne.
• Les Abattoirs: This is the modern and contemporary art museum in the city, and is located in a gorgeous building on the banks of the Garonne. They are currently developing more than 4000 works of art in the city.
• Zoo African Safari: 20km distance from Toulouse is this zoo with over 600 animals and 80 different species. It aims to protect endangered species.
• Jardin des Plantes: This is a botanical garden situated near the canal du Midi. It was replanted after suffering from problems with infertile soul. You can find all kinds of animals here; it is now a place for people to enjoy a nice stroll through the city.
• Jardin Japonais: This garden will transport you straight to the far east, and was inspired by gardens in Kyoto, Japan. It is a place to meditate and think in total tranquility.
• Jardin Royal: The first public garden in Toulouse. It was constructed in an English style, and has also been called the “Boulingrin” (Bowling Green) in reference to the games of boules played by the Toulousains.
• Basilique Saint-Sernin: Made with stone and brick, it is one of the most incredible churches and has been awarded UNESCO status.
• Le Couvent des Jacobins: Here lie relics of Saint Thomas of Aquinas. It is free entry but you must pay 4 euros to enter the cloister.
• Canal du Midi: This canal is made up of 241 km, and runs from Toulouse to the Mediterranean Sea. You can discover 23 key sites alongside wonderful towns and villages. Many professional cyclists choose this route to discover the countryside.