Location.
This Toulon hotel is close to Place de La Liberte, Hotel des Arts, and Musee National de la Marine.
Features.
There is a business center on site. The front desk is open 24 hours a day. The staff can arrange tour assistance. Additional amenities include multilingual staff, laundry facilities, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby.
Guestrooms.
New Hotel Amiraute has 58 guestrooms. Televisions are equipped with satellite channels. Guestrooms provide direct-dial phones and in-room safes. Bathrooms offer hair dryers and complimentary toiletries. Additional amenities include air conditioning, desks, and clock radios.
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4 rue A. Guiol | 83000 Toulon
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Based on 23 traveler reviews
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“Do not stay here. Room quality is dreadful, but friendly staff work here.”
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Jun 21, 2010
Vessel08, Brisbane, Australia
- I stayed in room 404 for 3 nights. The room had stains on the carpets and when the air-conditioner was turned off the room smelled like urine and the water...
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- I stayed in room 404 for 3 nights. The room had stains on the carpets and when the air-conditioner was turned off the room smelled like urine and the water didn't drain out of the sink in the bathroom. I would not recommend this hotel for it's price. At night I could here a man in an adjacent room coughing and snoring all night. The walls are so thin you can hear everything. My family stayed at Hotel Cornish for similar rates and their room condition and location were alot better. Amiraute is Bad Bad Bad. On the plus side there is a friendly female receptionist who was more than helpful, and a young female cleaner with a British accent was delightful. « less
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“Fine for the price”
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Jun 14, 2008
nancysue, Middletown, NJ
- I was a little disappointed when I first walked into this hotel. Although it's rated 3*s, it looks nothing like a 3* in the States. A definite 2*, though. Everything...
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- I was a little disappointed when I first walked into this hotel. Although it's rated 3*s, it looks nothing like a 3* in the States. A definite 2*, though. Everything was kind of tired and worn looking. The furnishings in my room looked like they might have been purchased at KMart around 20 years ago. The TV was tiny, around 14" in diameter, but it did have CNN & Canal+. The room looked freshly painted, carpet squares in the room looked newish though of cheap quality, and the linens looked fresh and clean.
Although on the hotel's website, it said there was air conditioning, it did not work in either of the rooms I was in (had 2 separate stays) and the outside temps were 23-24 degrees. The site also says complimentary newspapers are available in the lobby. No matter what time I was down, there was only one used French newspaper available to read in the lobby.
Wifi is available for 17 euros a day (around $26!!!). Save your money and walk down 2 short blocks on the Avenue Strasbourg to the McDonald's . For the price of a drink or snack there, you get unlimited FREE wifi!!!
Breakfast is 10 euros a day, around $16. I peeked in and there was only coffee and an assortment of croissants out. Totally not worth it. Paul's Bakery, 2 blocks away , on 11 Rue Berthelot, has a breakfast special of 3.20 euros for a large cafe au lait and a choice of 3 pastries.
Everyone at the reception desk was very nice. Price was worth it. I paid $120 for a single. There's not much choice among hotels in Toulon. Most are in the 2* range. It was only a few blocks (around 5 minutes) from the train station and maybe 10 minutes to the port area. Pretty good location, overall.
I would stay here again if I had to go to Toulon again. Just don't expect a 3*s like in the States. « less
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“Un hotel non eccezionale, nell'insieme sufficiente”
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Apr 1, 2008
KikoFoligno, Foligno
- Ho alloggiato in questa struttura in occasione di uno scambio culturale tra la mia scuola, in cui sono insegnante, e una scuola di Tolone. L'albergo, prenotato dai colleghi francesi è...
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- Ho alloggiato in questa struttura in occasione di uno scambio culturale tra la mia scuola, in cui sono insegnante, e una scuola di Tolone. L'albergo, prenotato dai colleghi francesi è ubicato in posizione centrale (ammesso che abbia un senso visitare la città di Tolone), ed è, a dispetto del nome, abbastanza datato.
Manca di un parcheggio e non è facile trovare posti auto.
La camera ha il pavimento in moquette ed è nell'insieme accettabile e comunque silenziosa; il bagno non è un granché e, a parte l'assenza del bidet, è abbastanza problematico lavarsi, visto che non c'è una vera e propria doccia, ma la classica vasca con la manopola uso doccia, che però non è possibile fissare alla parete; le asciugamani vengono posizionate sul piano del lavandino, data la mancanza di una struttura di sostegno.
La colazione, abbastanza semplice (cornetti, frutta, yogurt, marmellate corn-flakes e uova sode e pezzetti di formaggio in piccole confezioni), non mi ha entusiasmato e non prevede servizio al tavolo per le bevande.
Per quanto riguarda il personale, la signora della hall si è rivelata piuttosto gentile, quando un pomeriggio, avendole chiesto un coltello per sbucciare un frutto, mi ha fatto accomodare nella sala colazione invitandomi a prendere qualcos'altro.
Che dire, Tolone non è propriamente una città turistica: è nota soprattutto come porto militare e, artisticamente parlando, non offre molto. Bello comunque il panorama sulla baia dal monte Faron. Interessante qualche paesino limitrofo, come la balneare Sanary o il borgo di Le Castellet, vicino all'omonimo ex circuito di Formula 1. Ah dimenticavo: lo scambio prevedeva anche un'escursione a Marsiglia: decisamente sconsigliata, non offre molto. Se dovete organizzare una vacanza, meglio scegliere altre mete; se proprio dovete fermarvi a Tolone, il New 'hotel Amirauté non è il massimo, ma comunque offre servizi, nel complesso sufficienti: se non si è particolarmente esigenti, non è scandaloso pernottarvi. « less
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