A massive gate opens onto a garden, a haven of peace in the heart of a bustling commercial district. A generously shaped statue sits serenely in front of the Consular Palace. This allegorical representation of the Garonne was created in 1957 by the Toulouse sculptor Joseph Andrau. The two buildings on gardens are built in the typical style of 18th century residences, in exposed brick. Its wrought iron balcony and sculpted motifs were taken from the old façade of the Hôtel de Fumel. The whole forms an exceptional and elegant setting, ideal for an outdoor event.

Let yourself be seduced by the studious atmosphere of this room. We are here in the former library of the Chamber of Commerce, redecorated in 1950 by Antonin Cazelles. The large painting on canvas occupying the back of the room was created in 1951 by Maurice Mélat, a Toulouse painter and former decorator of the Théâtre du Capitole. At the request of President Barlangue, the artist immortalized the thirty-three members of the CCI of Toulouse in session.

Room of 250 sqm + adjoining passageway of 50 sqm - Max. 200 pax

The room was the former dining room of the parliamentary family of Ciron, the first owner of the Hotel. From this period, the room has preserved a magnificent “French style” ceiling painted in oil discovered in 1951 under an ordinary false ceiling. Everything suggests that this impressive decoration was created in 1648, on the occasion of the wedding of Jean-Baptiste de Ciron and Diane de Maussac.

Completely modernized and decorated with large frescoes representing places and scenes of local life well known to Toulouse residents, the Audouy room does not lack originality. Created in the 1950s, by emblematic artists of the Toulouse School of painting such as Bergougnan, Bouillère, Fages, Mélat..., this unique and astonishing artistic decor will give a particular depth to your event.

96 personnes en salle + 11 personnes en tribune + 3 assesseurs = max. 110 personnes.

Pas de cocktail, ni repas dans cette salle. 

With its “Versailles” type parquet flooring, its Louis XVI style furniture covered in red velvet, its period Louis XV chandelier, in crystal and bronze, and its romantic paintings from the 19th century, let yourself be seduced by the charm of this room , ideal for your meetings or cocktail dinners.