Hôtel Mercure Toulouse Centre Compans

雖然位於新城區，但離舊城區主要景點都是步行距離，旁邊就有食店和超級市場。前台服務熱情。 停車方便，旁邊有停車場，路邊停車位也容易找到。

Персонал заслуживает желать лучшего... Из трех работников на ресепшн ни один не был любезен, разговаривают не поднимая глаз. В номере не работал кондиционер на тепло. Предложили поменять, в следующем номере он тоже не работал на тепло. Очень не приятно, когда тебя держат за дурака. Вх конечном итоге спали в одежде. На завтрак ты сам себе должен поджарить яичницу :((( Это не отель 4* Не рекомендую к посещению, так как кроме красивой картинки больше ничего нет...

Très bel hôtel confortable personnel vraiment au top

房間大而舒適，早餐豐盛，離老城很近步行即達

I cant say enough about this lovely hotel. Service was outstanding. Staff super helpful. Hotel super clean and updated and smelled wonderful. Room price excellent. Room was large and super comfortable Tv had English channels. One person in our party in a wheelchair and the room was beautifully equipped and accessible. Proximity to gardens and back patio were wonderful. Breakfast was complimentary food delicious and fresh and comparable to 30 Euro breakfasts I have had. Will return and recommend

I spent 3 nights in the hotel (room 323), which is located close to Pierre Baudin congress center. Room was comfortable. My major concern is about room cleanliness and housekeeping in my room. When I arrived at the reception the first day, it was asked me if I agreed to have my room cleaned every other day for ecological remand environmental protection reasons. I answered that I agreed with that. However, when I came back for my third night: housekeeping had not been done in my room: the trash can was full, the bed was not made, the shower and sink had not been cleaned, a bottle of water and coffee pods had not been added on the table… I immediately warned the receptionist of this great inconvenience, but nothing was done. Altogether, I am not satisfied at all regarding housekeeping and cleanliness in this hotel. It is not acceptable for a luxury hotel!

If you're looking at this hotel, you're probably going to a conference nearby. I'll review it from the perspective of a conference hotel. (It would not be my first choice for a vacation. We were here because my son and I tagged along on my husband's conference trip). Location: Excellent. The conference center is right in back. There is a metro stop right out front (Use the Tisseo app to get around and it's pretty easy). Rooms: Pretty standard. Double bed, big chair and table, window overlooking a dull building and roof, shower. All-in-one body/hair wash is provided. There is a teapot and tea and instant coffee provided; no coffee machine in room if that matters to you. If you need fancy coffee I think there is a machine downstairs in a nook by the elevators. There is no iron in the room but you can borrow an iron and board from the reception. There is a large safe (my laptop fit) and a small fridge. Food: There's a bar and restaurant (called Barricot) downstairs. Buffet breakfast is 19 euros per adult if not already included with your room, but nobody ever asked for our room number when we ate there. It's extensive: pancakes, crepes, scrambled eggs, little pans to fry your own eggs the way you like them, espresso machine, selection of teas, tons of fruits, juices, cheeses, etc. We had dinner one night in the restaurant. It was on a special night called "Drunch" where they have a live band and BBQ outside and a buffet. The buffet was very good with cheeses, meats, amazing desserts, etc. As a vegetarian, I still got stuffed. I think it was 29 euros per adult. Nearby food options: There are many, but it's mostly fast food or foreign food. There's a McDonald's right next door (sigh). You'll have to walk a bit if you want a nice French meal and you're not eating in the hotel. There is a mini-mall nearby that has a Carrefour grocery downstairs if you want to pick up a few things to keep in your room. There's also pastries, a salad place, Italian, and hot dogs and a bunch of other things in there. It's closed on Sundays. The Lebanese place across the street (El Dayya) was very tasty; you can eat there (on the street) or takeaway. Right next door to the hotel is a lovely Japanese garden. Across the garden is a gourmet restaurant but we didn't try it. There is a laundromat across the street if you need that. The receptionist who checked us in was very friendly and patient with our reservation that my husband's travel agent made in the most bizarre way possible. I can also confirm: * The fire alarm works (they tested it twice during our stay). * If you get stuck in the elevator and call for help, indeed the technician will arrive in almost exactly half an hour as promised. Overall, an excellent choice if you are attending a conference; like I said, if it's a vacation, I'd look for something a little closer to the city center with a bit more local charm.

I loved the rooms here - spacious, comfy and nice (adored the close up mirror in the bathroom too!) with the TV in front of the bed and perfect Ethernet port location! I loved how fast the internet was, although I could not get to connect my PS5 to the internet via wireless nor Ethernet which was the worst part (hence not 5/5). The last reason of why it’s 4/5 is there being no headboard on the bed!! I banged my head a lot against the wall and only gave 2 pillows - give more to compensate!