La Cour des Consuls suits small seminars, board meetings and private celebrations: its largest meeting room seats up to 45 people and a boardroom takes 15. The hotel, La Cour des Consuls Hôtel & Spa, belongs to the MGallery collection and sits on rue des Couteliers in the historic center of Toulouse, a short walk from the banks of the Garonne.
Seminars and company events
The business area covers about 150 square meters. It works best for a management committee, a training day or a client meeting that needs a quiet, central address rather than a conference hall. Meetings can move between the two rooms, a ground-floor lounge set up for informal work, and the inner courtyards for breaks. Teams can eat at the brasserie at lunch and book the gastronomic restaurant for a dinner, so a two-day program can stay inside the building. Visits are arranged by appointment with the sales team.
Weddings and receptions
The hotel promotes weddings, christenings and birthday parties in its 18th-century rooms, with marble, molded ceilings, parquet floors and high ceilings. Guests can sleep on site, and some bedrooms look onto the two inner courtyards. The scale suits a family reception or a small wedding party rather than a large banquet; the site states no capacity for receptions, so the guest count is a point to settle with the hotel.
Rooms and capacities
The Bibliothèque is the main meeting room, about 72 square meters, with an offbeat decor and room for up to 45 people. The Salle du conseil is an intimate boardroom for confidential meetings of up to 15 people. The ground-floor lounge serves as a relaxed space for small working sessions. The hotel publishes maximum headcounts only, not capacities by layout, so a theater or U-shape setup should be confirmed when you send the brief.
Accommodation
Bedrooms and suites are spread across the two mansions, some of them overlooking the courtyards. The hotel also has a spa and a fitness area that delegates can use between sessions. The site does not publish the number of bedrooms.
Catering
Catering runs from cocktail bites and coffee breaks to full meals. Le Cénacle is the gastronomic restaurant, La Brasserie des Consuls handles simpler lunches, and Bar Le 46 works for an evening drink. A weekend brunch is also served.
History and setting
The hotel occupies two private mansions from the 18th century behind a neoclassical facade of pink brick, the material that gives Toulouse its look. Period decor and family coats of arms sit alongside contemporary design. The address is in old Toulouse, near the river.
Getting there
The Esquirol stop on metro line A and the Carmes stop on line B are both close to the hotel. Toulouse-Matabiau station and Toulouse-Blagnac airport connect to the center by metro, tram and shuttle.
