Toulon Hotel Guide - Stade Mayol hotels in Toulon, France.

"No parking"

"Très bien comme toujours le style boutique haut gamme"

"Not a very nice place and a nasty receptionist "

"Breakfast is good. Bed very small. Ants in the bathroom 😔. No glass door in the shower 🚿 room. Dangerous balconies. "

"Unfortunately the sauna and pool were broken and not useable when we stayed. However, it is a great location and the staff were all fantastic and it was a really enjoyable stay. The rooms were nice and modern. The location being very central, does allow noise to creep up the floors from celebratory locals but nothing to bad imho."

"Fabulous location and lovely sea view but it's the staff that make it. They were all super helpful and friendly. We would definitely stay again."

"The breakfast was comprehensive and included hot items. I purchased it for the three nights I stayed for 15 Euro each day. I paid up front and in hindsight I wish I’d paid by the day. Toulon has some wonderful bakeries open for breakfast, and they aren’t far of a walk from the hotel. I selected the hotel for its location which turned out to be great! The train station and port were short walks away. The staff were welcoming and friendly and spoke English well. I don’t think my room had air conditioning as I tried to get that working on the wall unit but could not. It didn’t matter as I didn’t need it anyway. I was there in early April with very pleasant temperatures. My window also opened to allow a fresh breeze to blow in. Overall I liked the hotel and would book there again! C’est tres bien! "

"Simple hotel, very conveniently located 150 meters from the train station. Wifi is a bit tricky with Apple products (need to restart computer). Definitely would stay again. "

"Once you get there the hotel is quite clean and modern. It is located on the other side of the train station with under and over passes (many stairs, lift not working) to the station - with luggage not nice. there is absolutely nothing (no restaurants , shops, bars nada) on this side of the tracks so must cross over via stairs and by pass to do anything."