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Midi-Pyrenees and Languedoc-Roussillon Hotel Reviews
Hotels range from Mediterranean modern to medieval baronial to Pyrenean chalet; most are small and cozy rather than luxurious and sophisticated. Toulouse has the usual range of big-city hotels; make reservations well in advance if you plan to visit in spring or fall.
Look for gîtes d'étape (hikers' way stations) and table d'hôtes (bed-and-breakfasts), which offer excellent value and a chance to meet local and international travelers and to sample life on the farm, as well as the delights of cuisine du terroir (country cooking).
As for off-season—if there is such a thing, since chic Parisians often arrive in November in their SUVs with a hunger for the authentic—call ahead and double-check when hotels close for their annual hibernation. This usually starts sometime in winter, either before, or right after, the Christmas holidays.
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Midi-Pyrenees and Languedoc-Roussillon Fodor's Choice Hotels
- Hôtel Garonne
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- Toulouse
- Le Grand Écuyer
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- Cordes-sur-Ciel
- Les Templiers
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- Collioure
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Travel Deals in The Midi-Pyrénées and Languedoc-Roussillon
- Roundtrip Winter Flights to Europe incl. Tax Lufthansa
- Paris & Countryside Chateau, 6 Nts. w/Air go-today / Rendez-vous en France
- 7-Night Mediterranean Cruise w/Free Hotel Stay Priceline.com
- Premium Economy: Nonstop to Paris, R/T w/Tax — $1,526 Air France