Bright and spacious nest in the historic center

HostnFly offers you this charming, comfortable accommodation that's perfect for a family stay.
It's 40 square meters, has one bedroom with plenty of storage space, and can accommodate up to 4 people and a baby (fully equipped).
You'll love its central location, close to all amenities.

We look forward to welcoming you!


## Logement
Located on the 3rd floor without elevator, it includes:
- a room with a double bed ;
- a shower room ;
- a fully equipped kitchen
- a dining area ;
- and a lounge area with a sofa bed to relax after a day of walking.

During your stay, you will have at your disposal: baby bed, Wi-Fi, hair dryer, television, fan, microwave, oven and iron.
A professional cleaning is done before and after each traveler.

One of the assets of the apartment is its location. It is close to bars, restaurants, shops and public transportation.
For your daily shopping, you will find a "Carrefour Express" at 3 minutes walk.

Sites of interest close to the apartment:
- the Saint-Raymond Museum (4 minutes on foot) ;
- the Victor Hugo Market (5 minutes away);
- the Place du Capitole (8 minutes away);
- the Jacobins Convent (12 minutes away); and many more...

You need to arrive in the accommodation before 4pm or leave it after 11am?
We offer this early check-in or late check-out service with an extra charge of 15 € up to 2 hours before or after the scheduled time and then 5 € more for each additional hour.
These options are subject to availability.
Please contact our concierge Jonathan 24 hours in advance.

You are welcome !

## Emplacement
Renowned for its lively atmosphere, Toulouse is also a city of Art and History with an important architectural and artistic heritage that has been magnificently preserved over the centuries. It is with enchantment that one discovers its historical center which abounds in Renaissance mansions. A marvel! This privilege makes Toulouse the richest city in France in terms of Renaissance mansions. These prestigious residences were built in the 16th century by rich woad merchants and bear witness to the splendid period that the city experienced during the woad trade era. This dye plant was then cultivated in the surrounding plains of the Lauragais region. Among the most beautiful Renaissance buildings in the city are the Hôtel d'Assézat, which today houses the Fondation Bemberg, a private museum with a collection of paintings; the Hôtel de Bernuy, flanked by an octagonal tower; the Hôtel du Vieux-Raisin; and the Hôtel de Clary or Hôtel de Pierre.

## Transports
- Subway :
Line B: Jeanne d'Arc Station: 2 minutes walk.
Line A : Capitole station : 6 minutes on foot.

- Bus :
Lines 12, 29, 45, 70 and L1: Concorde Station: 5 minutes' walk away.

- Toulouse Matabiau train station: 13 minutes on foot.
- Toulouse-Blagnac Airport: 18 minutes away by car.