Holiday homes and apartments in Toulouse with balcony or terrace
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Accommodation
2,598
Holiday rentals
Price per night
£78
On average
High season
September - £88
+14%
Price in March
£70
On average
Type of accommodation
Apartment
1 Bedroom, 37m²
Price per week
£543
On average
Low season
February : £68
-13%
Available accommodation
36%
In March
The average price of a night in a holiday rental in Toulouse is £78.
If you want to spend a week in a holiday rental in Toulouse, you have to pay on average £543 for 7 days. The price varies according to the season between £473 and £619 for one week.
The price of holiday rentals in Toulouse are less expensive in February: £68 per night on average. This represents a decrease of 13% compared to the average price recorded for the rest of the year. Conversely, the price increases by 14% (£88 per night) in 09, which is the most expensive month to live in Toulouse.
On average, rentals in Toulouse can accommodate 2 people (apartments and houses combined) and have a surface area of 37 m².
The price of a holiday rental in Toulouse is £83 per night for this summer. A week's rental in July or August will cost you on average £584.
A holiday rental for a weekend in Toulouse costs on average £177, for Friday and Saturday nights.
36% of accommodation is still available for a stay in March. It will be necessary to pay on average £70 per night.
Choose from one of our locations in the beautiful city of Toulouse in south-west France. Find the perfect holiday letting to suit your every need by browsing through our great selection of serviced apartments, luxury bed & breakfasts, homestays and houses available for rent.
The beautiful "Ville Rose", named after its distinctive redbrick buildings, is the perfect destination for your next city break. Enjoy beautiful architecture, warm weather and lots of fascinating cultural and historical activities all at once! A vibrant city full of young people, Toulouse has something to offer for every kind of tourist, so book a b&b or find a holiday apartment on Airbnb to explore properly.
Toulouse's weather can vary, but the driest and warmest months tend to be June to August. In the summertime, you will get Mediterranean temperatures of just under 30 degrees Celsius, so it's perfect for a summer holiday. At other times of the year you can even ski in Toulouse!
Toulouse is easy to fly to, with several international destinations flying to and from Toulouse-Blagnac International Airport. It is also really conveniently situated, at only 8km west of Toulouse itself: public transport links into the city centre are reliable and regular, so it's easy to get to your holiday apartment rental in Toulouse even if you don't want to hire a car. From within France, the Toulouse-Matabiau train station is in the city centre and has links with all major French towns and cities.
The city centre of Toulouse is very tourist-friendly, with green zones, pedestrianised areas, and 550km of cycle paths. Try the Vélôtoulouse bike scheme to explore the beautiful cycle paths properly: with the first half an hour free and tickets so affordable, it would be a shame not to! This makes Toulouse the perfect destination if you want to just wander around the city and explore at your own pace. On the other hand, for the more adventurous traveller or a busy visitor, the public transport in Toulouse is also great. The city has metro, tram and bus routes so it's easy to get wherever you're going for a reasonable price.
Toulouse is a fairly large city, but the major sights are all in the centre. This means if you want to walk between your apartment or hostel and the museums and attractions you have planned for the day, you should definitely book accommodation in the city centre. Particularly good for young people, the centre of Toulouse is vibrant and bustling with lots of restaurants, bars and shopping to fill your time during your stay here.
This is one of Toulouse's biggest student areas. It's well connected with public transport and has beautiful green spaces, making it a peaceful place to stay whilst still having all the usual amenities. Because of the large student population, Saint-Michel is a great option if you're trying to book cheap accommodation in Toulouse. Your best bet in this area is to have a look on Airbnb for holiday apartment rentals.
Carmes is a small, village-like area of Toulouse. Popular with hipsters, Carmes and nearby Saint-Étienne are full of independent businesses, food markets and edgy cafés and restaurants. This makes it perfect for tourists who like to go slightly off the beaten track, and provides a great friendly but calm atmosphere to book an apartment or for your stay in Toulouse.
This building is perhaps Toulouse's most iconic. It dates from the 18th century and houses Toulouse's town hall and Théâtre du Capitole. The inside has beautiful artworks and magnificently ornate reception rooms. The star of the show is the Salle des Illustres, a hall of mirrors with paintings tracing the city's history.
This space museum and theme park will thrill children and adults alike. They have life-size models of rockets and space stations; a planetarium; exhibits, often interactive; and a dedicated children's area, "la Base des Enfants". Plan your visit ahead of time to see what's on at the centre while you're in Toulouse: they regularly hold special events and talks, so it's worth timing your day out here alongside one of these if possible.
This is France's largest Romanesque church and has been recognised by UNESCO as a World Heritage site. Its impressive architecture and imposing size make it difficult to miss, and definitely one of the key sights in Toulouse. This is the perfect day trip for history lovers, because the church has a fascinating history, notably as an important stop on the traditional pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela. Children might be impressed – or spooked! – by a visit down to the church's crypts, where you can see a sarcophagus in the shape of a cross.
In the region known for rich heritage and the majestic Basilica of Saint-Sernin, the past breathes in every corner. To further your exploration of France's storied past, consider a stay in airbnb in Strasbourg, where the stunning Strasbourg Cathedral beckons with its gothic splendour. Alternatively, immerse yourself in the Dordogne Valley's prehistoric wonders by choosing holiday rentals in Dordogne, home to the Palaeolithic cave paintings of Lascaux.
The Pink City also serves as a vibrant hub of cultural activities, infused with the heritage of Occitania. To broaden your cultural horizons, explore the Promenade des Anglais by selecting rental properties in Nice, a city where art and Mediterranean vibes converge. Cannes, known for its international film festival, offers enriching cultural experiences – make the most of your stay through airbnb in Cannes. As you plan your journey, don't forget to explore holiday rentals in France, ensuring a well-rounded cultural escapade.
Art and music aficionados will find this vibrant scene enriched by festivals and performances. Venture further to the lyrical heart of Provence with Aix-en-Provence vacation homes to attend its renowned music festival. Discover the dynamic artscape at the confluence of the Rhône with airbnb in Lyon, where traboules host creative wonders. For a taste of the Mediterranean vibe, airbnb in Marseille invites you to explore its vibrant street art, inspired by the city's multicultural pulse.