B&B Hotel Toulon Centre Gare

"First experience with this chain, and it was quite successful. Booking online is simple and the customer service platform is (relatively) easy to reach. Having made a mistake with the stay dates (yes, really...), I was able to modify the reservation on-site. I encountered a very pleasant person at the front desk and, in the end, I only had to pay the difference. The night in a single room with a parking space cost me 105.50 euros (the parking space is 12 euros). The hotel is well located, in direct proximity to the train station but a bit off-center. The underground parking lot has wide spaces and it is well lit, avoiding a gloomy introduction. From the parking lot, one can access the rooms by a staircase or an elevator. The common areas are clean, colorful, and well lit. We stayed in room 312, which overlooks a church. The view is not fabulous; that being said, in Toulon, it is rare to come across an extraordinary view. The room is sufficient for two people who are making a stopover or spending a night on a business trip. The first impression is cold because the floor is covered with a wood-imitation linoleum covering. It is cold but, paradoxically, brings a cozy touch. In this regard, the headboard repeats the patterns of the floor in another color. Fortunately, the walls are not all white, otherwise, the atmosphere would really feel like a hospital room. That is how the one facing the bed is a nice gray, while one of those in the bathroom is bright yellow. The curtains, whose abstract design leaning toward green reminds one of the texture of a throw blanket, are quite good at blocking light. To the left of the bed is a wood and black iron frame forming a wardrobe, a small shelf, and a bin for storing shoes or a small suitcase. A mini space can also serve as a desk. A seat that looks like a high ottoman with a backrest allows one to sit down. Across from the bed is the TV with small iron shelves allowing one to place items like keys or jewelry, or even a phone. The bathroom has a large shower stall, a wall-mounted toilet, a sink, and a mirror, as well as storage space above the toilet. I found the light to be too harsh, especially in the morning. In the room, next to the TV, a rectangular mirror is welcome to give a little depth or simply to see if one is well-dressed 😊 Besides that, there are some practical items like toiletries, two cups, an easy-to-use and effective reversible air conditioning unit, standard electrical outlets, and USB ports, especially by the nightstands. The bedding is good, which allowed us to have a good night's sleep. In short, even though it was very short, the stay was pleasant and met our expectations. From memory, breakfast is around 14 euros. A reasonable price, but it all depends on what is offered. So, for a stopover, a stay of one or two nights, I recommend this hotel which offers amenities at rates that can be cheaper than what I paid since, by booking a day off (so, by mistake), the night cost us 89 euros."

"Hotel not very accessible by car. Morning breakfast staff very unpleasant. Upon our arrival, we were confirmed that breakfast is possible early in the morning and animals are tolerated in the dining room if they are at our feet. Arriving the next morning, we were greeted with a "however, the dog is not going to be possible here!", and as for the 5 a.m. breakfast time to be able to catch the boat, we were retorted that "they are doing us a favor." Catastrophic welcome and 3 breakfasts at 13 euros spent without being able to eat them peacefully! Personally, I do not recommend this hotel, which does not respect its guests"

"Very pleasant welcome, very clean, very bright, and very spacious place A little bonus upon our arrival, I asked a question about what the upgrade corresponds to, and the surprise is that we were upgraded without asking for it, well done to the very smiling and welcoming reception staff. The rooms are really beautiful, a pleasant night with no noise, I truly recommend it even though we are just above the train station. Possibility to leave the luggage while touring the city during the day"