Hotels near Fromagerie Grosso, Toulon

Good location, convenient transportation, parking nearby. Unfortunately, there is no elevator.

The hotel is located in the city centre and is located in the city centre. Breakfast is not the great luxury but it is suitable for a short stay

D'extérieur pas très chouette, l'hôtel est classe, simple, chouette, pratique. J'y suis allé avec plaisir. J'ignore si j'y reviendrai ou pas mais j'ai bien aimé y séjourner pour mon wee de touriste en solo :-)

Hotel location near Toulon train station, About 3 minutes walk, Near Grand Plaza and bus stop, Convenient transportation! 24-hour self-service bar available in the hotel's Friendship Room. All kinds of coffee! All kinds of juices, teas, fresh fruit, and delicious snacks, It's free to use! Although the room space is not large, But simple and design! Very recommended!

Stayed here as part of a rugby package the staff were all polite and the pictures the website are a true reflection. The continental breakfast was a good quality and lots of choice. The location is good for walking, trains or buses. Do feel that more information could be in different languages in the rooms and reception but nothing that can not be put on Google translate, beds comfortable and air con was great.

Very good location , clean ,spacious bedroom . The receptionist AURORE was very nice , welcoming and helpful . Always a smile who make you feel great !! For an hotel she is a real asset ! The breakfast got everything you need for a good start of the day , very clean and fresh every days and the staff as well was very nice At the end , a very nice stay Best surprise so far this summer Thank you

We stayed for 4 nights in this hotel at the end of September and the service was excellent throughout out the hotel. Reception staff helped us all with a problem we had at a city car park. Breakfast had a very good Buffet selection with a member of staff on hand to get anything extra we needed. The pool was quite small but adequate, with a few sunloungers around it, I think the hotel is mainly suited to business people or short city break. I cannot comment on evening meals as we always ate out as the hotel is s 25 minute walk away from the harbour and a lot of the restaurants are even nearer. This hotel is a very central place to stay,

Unbelievably disappointed with this hotel and a majority of its staff. We experienced a tragic void of cleanliness, professionalism and hospitality during our entire stay at the Mercure Hotel in Toulon, France. Unfortunately, our fruitless attempts to resolve these issues directly with on-site management (which does not exist) and corporate personnel (impossible to contact) leave us feeling violated of our dignity and robbed of our time and money. We hope the following information will help others in the future, including travelers, hospitality staff, Sébastien Bazin, Gilles Pélisson, and the like. CLEANLINESS: Upon our arrival, we could literally see dust and dirt on all of the shelves, counter tops, balconies and floors of the hotel and room. Even the carpet in the room was so dirty it stained the bottom of our clean socks. The toilet room smelled bad, like, well, a used toilet. We politely asked for it to be cleaned, however, no one ever came, not even to freshen up the room at any point during our stay. COMFORT: The air conditioning did not work in our room, ever. When we spoke to the front desk staff about the sweltering temperature of 90 degrees F in our room (even though the thermostat read 16 C) and were informed to “leave the room for awhile to let it work”. We left at 3:30PM and returned at 11PM to a less sweltering temperature of 85 degrees F in our room. We asked staff member available, Alexi/Alex at the front desk, if he could fix the thermostat. He begrudgingly came to take a look and was profusely sweating after one minute in the room. He could not turn on the air conditioning even though the thermostat read the same 16C. He said we could open the window, but that would just let in the bugs in and turn off the air completely. He also suggested we leave the room to wait 15 minutes for it to turn on…? Given that that strategy did not work when suggested earlier, we asked for a different room with working air conditioning. He laughed at us and said no because it would not make his manager happy. We said we would happily speak to the manager about the issue and he laughed again, said no, and stated management is not available on the weekends. We then asked for some sort of a solution and Alexi/Alex appeared annoyed and said “there is nothing to be done” and that he had to get back to his “other duties” at the hotel. Turns out it was actually the end of his shift and he did not want to stay any longer that his end time to deal with this problem. We noted that the sheets and bedding were surprisingly all polyester, which doesn’t breathe like cotton, and acts like a heat conductor and made it more difficult to achieve sleep. He laughed again and said all the rooms are the same and there is nothing to be done. We went back to the front desk to ask for help from the next staff member and found that the only person available was a very kind, intelligent security guard named Cherkre(sp?). He informed us that he is actually employed by a

Gorgeous old French villa done up to a contemporary hotel. Set right beside the shoreline with sensational views of the ocean and coastal scenery and walking distance to quaint restaurants, cafes, and bars. The hotel offers sumptuous Spa (massages and treatments) and indoor and outdoor pool and a good bar/restaurant/cafe if you prefer eating onsite.