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The 10 best Airbnbs in Toulouse for a stunning stay in south-west France

From historic penthouse apartments to countryside cabins, these are the best Airbnbs in Toulouse

Alex Sims
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Known as ‘La Ville Rose’ or ‘The Pink City’ thanks to its unique pink architecture, Toulouse in southern France is the ultimate holiday away. Top food, strolls down the Canal du Midi and an intersting mix of different musuems (we recommend the Musée Des Augustins) await in this sunny town. We've picked the best Airbnbs in Toulouse, prioritising top-rated hosts, walkability in Capitole and Les Carmes and homes with all-important air conditioning. Here are the top properties to book now.

Updated August 2026: It's getting hot in here, so we've added a gorgeous townhouse Airbnb with a private swimming pool close to the city centre so you can cool off in style.

Best Airbnbs in Toulouse at a glance

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Who makes the cut? While we might not stay in every Airbnb featured, we've based our list on top reviews, hosts and amenities to find you the best stays. This article includes affiliate links. These links have no influence on our editorial content. For more information, see our affiliate guidelines.

When is the best time to visit Toulouse?

Spring and autumn are the best times to visit the pink city. In May, June, September, and October you still get nice weather (highs of 25 degrees) but with way less tourists. You might benefit from some cheaper flight prices too. 

Is it better to stay in a hotel or an Airbnb in Toulouse?

Booking an Airbnb means you'll have access to a kitchen. For the foodies among us, Toulouse is a great city to cop fresh ingredients at markets. Plus you're more likely to stay in the iconic pink brick buildings which gives Toulouse its name as La Ville Rose. 

The Best Airbnbs in Toulouse

1. Best Airbnb in the historic centre: 15th-century tower for two

Neighbourhood: Historic Centre

Fall asleep beneath airy vaulted ceilings crafted from Toulouse’s characteristic pink stone in this historic apartment on the top floor of a 15th-century tower. A narrow and winding staircase leads up to the space which tows a gorgeous line between old and new with ancient stone steps and classical engravings mixed with a swish modern shower room and a minimalist kitchen-diner, not to mention striking views over the city. It’s a great base for exploring, nestled deep in the historic centre and just two minutes away from Capitol Square. 

Time Out says: The iconic Place du Capitole is just a 2-minute walk away. Place Roger Salengro is less than 100 meters from your new Toulouse pad. It's a lovely place to chat over a drink after a city tour

Sleeps: Two people

Price: From €320 per night

2. Best Airbnb with a swimming pool: Townhouse near Canal du Midi

Neighbourhood: Guilheméry

Toulouse gets hot in the summer. It's the south of France, after all. And you're not near the coast here so you'll want somehwere to cool off after a day of sightseeing and museum hopping. That's why we've chosen this huge townhouse which comes with a prviate swimming pool. Oh, and a gym, terrace with barbecue and free parking. Best of all, it's actually in Toulouse. The house is located north of the Guilheméry district and it's close to the city centre.

Time Out says: You're right by direct buses to the city center and Matabiau station, while staying close to top Toulouse attractions, including the space museum Cité de l'Espace and the Halle de la Machine museum

Sleeps: Four people

Price: From €230 per night

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3. Best Airbnb in Minimes: Modern flat with skyline views

Neighbourhood: Minimes

Set in the Minimes district, this modern apartment was made for those who are looking for a laid-back stay in Toulouse - and an enviable one at that - from the apartment you're only a short walk from the metro, Canal du Midi, countless bakeries and more. But let's talk about this apartment... The views of the skyline at sunset are no joke, and we love the modern bright feel of the space. The wide window frames mean you get the best views and so much natural light, complementing the relaxed vibe of the apartment. No-doubt you'll spend your mornings and evenings glued to the window. We don't blame you.

Time Out says: Canal du Midi and Matabiau station are just a 10-minute walk away. Local bakeries, markets, and bars sit right on your doorstep in Minimes. It’s a lovely, laid-back spot to soak in breathtaking skyline sunsets over a drink after a day of exploring the city

Sleeps: Four people

Price: From €122 per night

4. Best Airbnb in Les Carmes: Minimalist apartment near Pont Neuf

Neighbourhood: Les Carmes

If modern minimalism is your thing, you’ll love this sophisticated apartment with slick concrete walls, floors and ceilings, open plan rooms and glossy furnishings like the glass tables and chairs and cow-print rugs. Plus, there’s a comfortable terrace with a view of Pont Neuf. Located in the Carmes area of the city with its ornate architecture and wealth of charming side streets you’re close by to the Capitole, the Garonne River, Augustins Museum and many farmers' markets. 

Time Out says: You're in the centre of town with access to bars, restaurants, shops and sights like The Capitole and Augustins Museum

Sleeps: Four people

Price: From €216 per night

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5. Best for sightseeing: Flat in the city centre with a fireplace

Neighbourhood: City centre

Located between the Capitole de Toulouse and the basilica of Saint Sernin, this beautiful apartment is a little piece of history. Taking up one of the floors of a city centre 18th-century family mansion house, look out for exquisite ancient touches like the airy high ceilings, exposed brickwork, rustic wooden beams and the impressive domed fireplace. The giant arched windows let in plenty of light and you’re a stone’s throw away from the bustle of the city.  

Time Out says: You’re less than a five-minute walk from most of the main cultural sites from the Capitol and Saint Sernin basilica to the Garonne river banks, Capitole Opera and Victor Hugo market, restaurants and bars. 

Sleeps: Four people

Price: From €80 per night

6. Best for big groups: Urban villa in Les Pradettes

Neighbourhood: Les Pradettes

Homes don’t get much more romantic than this beautiful townhouse with traditional wooden shutters across the arched windows and stunning terracotta brick detailing. This is a large spot, perfect for kids and families with a huge garden filled with rope swings and trampolines and plenty of space to play. Inside, you’ll find impressive details like the central stone fireplace and sweet rounded wooden windows. Expect a welcome pack when you arrive with chocolate, breads, butter, jam and orange juice fro the helpful hosts. It’s a place brimming with character, that’ll please little ones too. 

Time Out says: It's a short walk to the metro for quick access to central Toulouse. Place des Pradettes is a 5-6 minute walk behind the house

Sleeps: Six people

Price: From €239 per night

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7. Most romantic: Bolthole in the city centre

Neighbourhood: Historic centre

The pink city has romance running through its soul. Add a stay in this endearingly shabby-chic apartment and you’ll have added an amorous cherry on top of your trip. Packed with traditional, whimsical details like rustic cedar flooring, gorgeous stripped beams, prettily patterned Toulouse tiles and ornate wrought iron doors and you’ve got yourself one cosy nook in the city centre. Add in the in-house record player and you’ve turned the romantic vibes right up to 11. 

Time Out says: The apartment is located between Place Saint Georges and Saint-Etienne's Cathedral. It's an ideal place for discovering the historic centre, having a walk on the banks of the Garonne, or taking a bike ride along the Canal du Midi

Sleeps: Two people

Price: From €68 per night

8. Best location: The stylish studio in Saint-Michel

Neighbourhood: Saint-Michel

This renovated apartment in a splendid Toulouse pink brick townhouse is cosy, calm and laced with a high-end designer edge. From the original antique parquet flooring and beautifully large French shuttered windows that fill the space with light during the day to the sleek terrazzo kitchen and turn-of-the-century crockery, every aspect of the decor has been thought out with care. Have breakfast looking out at a view of the city’s Saint-Michel district and then walk out into the bustling heart of Toulouse and get sightseeing.

Time Out says: Right next to the Palais de Justice metro station, with sights like the Capitole only a 15-minute walk away

Sleeps: Two people

Price: From €105 per night

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