Hotel Les Bains Douches

Lounge / Bar

Lounge/bar is a space full of character, where design and architecture invites you to relax and share its serene style.

The hotel offers a Terrace and 
safety locked garage

The Capitole Square
The people from Toulouse are very proud of their city hall, which is the central point of their city. Its name is not so much due to an Gallo-romaine origin, as it is due to the Assembly of Representatives, who “held chapter”, in latin, capitulum. Origin of the name Capitouls, magistrates of the city.

Matabiau Train Station
The building of the « Gare Matabiau » was built only between 1903 and 1905, as a replacement of the firs station: the unloading dock of the trains. The name of the neighborhood Matabiau, where the station was built refers to the martyr of Saint-Saturnin; mata-bios meaning “killing the bull”.

Le Canal du Midi
Pierre Paul Riquet had the idea of joining the Mediterranean sea and the Atlantic Ocean to facilitate transport. The canal was finished in 1981.

The Wilson Square
Little round garden, surrounded by cafés, restaurants, boutiques and cinemas, it is a place commonly visited for Toulousains of all ages.

The Stadium
Open since 1949, the stadium went through a complete rehabilitation, which made it worthy of receiving the Football World Cup!.

The Basilica of Saint Sernin
Built from the XI century in the memory of Saturnin, first bishop and martyr of Toulouse, the Saint-Sernin basilica is the biggest roman church of the Western world.

La Citée de l'espace
At the city of the space, you will find a fascinating universe, located over more than 12 acres. You will travel to the heart of space, where man dreams to vent.

The Esquirol Square
Dividing in two the Metz Street, the Esquirol Square is one of the main squares in the heart of this city. Thanks to its wonderful location, it gives access to the more active commercial stress: the Alsace-Lorraine Street, the Changes Street ...