Private hotels classified in Midi-Pyrénées

Bâtiment Renaissance
31000 Toulouse

The Bagis hotel, known as a stone hotel, is a 16th and 17th century Renaissance mansion in Toulouse, famous for its entirely stone façade, unique in the city at the time. Ranked a historic monument in 1889, it illustrates Toulouse architecture between courtyard and garden.

Hotel particulier classé
31000 Toulouse

The Hotel Desplats, a 17th and 19th century mansion in Toulouse, combines late Renaissance and neo-classical styles. Located on Rue des Tourneurs, it bears witness to Toulouse's aristocratic architecture, partially classified as a Historical Monument in 1993.

Hotel particulier classé
81100 Castres

The Hotel de Nayrac, a 17th century Renaissance mansion in Castres, illustrates Toulouse architecture with its brick and stone facades, courtyard of honor and tower-belvedere.

Grand hôtel classé MH
31000 Toulouse

The Grand Balcony Hotel, built in the middle of the 19th century in Toulouse, is an iconic historical monument, famous for hosting the pilots of the Aeropostal like Saint-Exupéry and Mermoz in its legendary walls.

Hotel particulier classé
32700 Lectoure

The hotel of Bastard-Castaing, a former 18th- and 19th-century mansion in Lectoure (Occitanie), illustrates classical Gascon architecture. Today transformed into a 3-star hotel-restaurant, it was a high place of the Lectourian worldly life.

Hotel particulier classé
31000 Toulouse

The Puivert hotel, built in the middle of the 18th century in Toulouse, is a Louis XV style mansion, combining architectural elegance and Toulouse tradition between courtyard and garden.

Hotel particulier classé
82100 Castelsarrasin

The Hotel Marceillac, an early 20th century Art Nouveau gem in Castelsarrasin (Occitanie), is an iconic hotel and restaurant built in 1912, combining innovative architecture and period furniture. Registered as historical monuments since 2006.

Hotel particulier classé
31000 Toulouse

The Hotel d'Assézat, a 16th century Renaissance jewel in Toulouse, is a private hotel classified as a historical monument. Built by Nicolas Bachelier for Pierre d'Assézat, it now houses the Bemberg Foundation and scholarly societies.