Hôtel le Capitole

This is a very centrally located hotel, off the place capitole. It's OK to lay your head down, and the staff were lovely and friendly. The rooms are in real need of modernisation. The bathroom in particular had been poorly done, with old plumbing sticking out of the walls and a bodge job done around the shower tap, with polyfilla roughly filling the gap around the tap and the tiles. The room was lit only by a LED ***** around the ceiling, and two very old cheap bedside lights and cheap flimsy clear perspex furniture (bedside table and desk) that I think were from the early 2000s. Not somewhere you'd want to spend any time in. As I was in Toulouse for work, I didn't spend much time in the room, so it was OK. Breakfast was your standard French choice of croissant and baguette + confiture or nutella, plus some boiled eggs and yoghurt and cereal. Coffee from the machine.

We chose this hotel for its central location and nearness to a subway stop. The clerks at reception were very helpful each time we interacted with them. Our room was on the third floor, but they have a tiny elevator (fits 2 people with luggage) if you don’t want to take the stairs. The room had sufficient space for our luggage and was very quiet. The shower was very small with a shower curtain that was too short so we had to be very careful when showering. There were no wash cloths provided (fairly typical in France) and the bed only had a duvet (no top sheet) so it got overly warm when you covered up. We ate breakfast at the hotel (9 Euros) and it was fairly simple but had enough options to be hearty. Each place setting was set with a croissant and large piece of crusty bread. There were butter, jellies, caramel, and Nutella as well as two cheeses and prosciutto along with fresh fruit, boiled eggs, yogurt, and cereal. The coffee machine offered several coffee choices as well as hot water (for tea). The receptionist allowed us to store our luggage in a back room for about 5 hours after we checked out.

The location in the city is great and the breakfast was a pleasant surprise. But the rooms are a nightmare. I noticed the bath water running yellow. The bottom of the tub was white so it was very noticeable. I plugged the tub to keep the water from draining and called the front desk. He said the water shouldn’t be yellow and moved me to another room. Before he left I asked could we run the tub and check the water color. And we did.... same situation yellow water....but he said it is “less yellow”...it’s just “some rust”. No rust is orange/brown this was yellow. He did give me a bottle of water for the night. Oh well... just don’t drain out of the faucet I guess.

Ok c’est pas le Ritz! Mais pour moins de 60€ au centre ville à Toulouse c’est très bien. Le plus c’est l’accueil et le calme.Sans avoir prix le petit déjeuner qui semblait très bien.Personnel très sympa et au petit soin. Pour moi c’est correct, un bon rapport qualité prix.

Un deux-étoiles juste correct dont le seul avantage est d'être en plein centre-ville ; la propreté laisse quelque peu à désirer (coussin de lit multi-taché, carafe de jus d'orange pas nette au petit-déjeuner).

Chambre au style un peu vieillot, mais propre, agréable, tranquille. Donnant sur une rue piétonne. Un personnel charmant et disponible. Prêt à rendre service. Un petit-déjeuner agréable. Près de la place du Capitole, du métro, des bus.

Très bon accueil, personnel agréable et disponible, établissement très bien placé près de la Place du Capitole. Hôtel calme, bonne literie, bon petit déjeuner .Nous recommandons vivement cet établissement.