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What Guests Said About Toulon:
John
Canada
8.0
The National Marine Museum of Toulon had excellent displays...
The National Marine Museum of Toulon had excellent displays about the city's long naval history.
Try the boat bus -- part of the city's transit system. There is no commentary, but the people ferry will give you an hour-long tour of the beautiful outer harbour as it makes two stops before coming back to downtown Toulon. It's a great bargain for just two euros.
Sthefanny
United Kingdom
10
Perfect quite beaches amazing restaurant by the dock...
Perfect quite beaches amazing restaurant by the dock 'the turtle' in French. amazing restaurant salads are their specialty. The town it self is expensive but it was worth it.
In the tourism office you can buy tickets for the whole day which include the 3 boat rides to the spray bus journeys plus cable cart at the top of the mountain which are a MUST!!! Amazing vue! All for €7.50!
Chantal
Canada
6.0
Toulon is not a bad destination.
Toulon is not a bad destination. I was there to visit family. From a tourist perspective don't think there is really much. Seemed to be lots of buses for transport, great beach area on the small island accessible via a short ferry trip ride from the harbour.
Restaurants are not to bad....visiting the early morning food market and wandering the streets of the old city was enjoyable.
I would visit Cannes and Nice before spending an extended time in Toulon again.
St Tropez, Nice, Cannes is within easy access via trains from Toulon so thats nice for a day trip.
IAIN
Germany
6.0
As a major naval port, it is asking a lot for Toulon to be a...
As a major naval port, it is asking a lot for Toulon to be a particularly attractive town, and it isn't. Not in the same class as many other coastal towns in the vicinity. Good restaurants on the otherwise rather boring waterfront. Great views from the mountain to the north of town, but the cable-car to the summit is not easy to find or access.
JOAN
Spain
10
We were only there one day.
We were only there one day. Toured the old port area. Great fish place-a fresh fish stand only serving lunch. Fabulous, all fresh ingredient dinner, at a tiny restaurant one block up on the left as you face place de la liberté. Would have loved to see the art museum. Do not miss l'opéra building, built by the same architect who build opéra in Paris-Garnier.
“The host was expremely friendly and helpful. I was heading to Corsica and she had been there a number of times and gave me some very good touring suggestions.
She could not have been more welcoming! If I come again to Toulon I will definitely try to stay here again.”
“The room was typically french and just what we wanted. The hard part was being on the 4th floor and no elevator. So we didn't carry all our luggage in. The hotel was very clean and the room was great and it had a/c. A plus. The restaurants were all along the port and it was really beautiful.”
“the hotel is located in front of gare, easy access for train and bus also.
many restaurants nearby including halal restaurant
the bedroom number 211 is spacious
staffs very friendly and accomodating
room was soundproofs”
“Check in was fast and staff friendly. English is our first language and staff were able to converse comfortably. Room Service was available. Fridge in room we could use to store our drinks and water, convenient. Overall cleanliness was not bad. Room was clean, towels clean. Room had a great coffee machine. Hotel location to train station was great. Hotel Cost was great.”
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