Best Western Grand Hotel de Castres

The Best Western Grand Hotel de Castres has been a landmark in Castres since 1870. This emblematic hotel building captivates guests with its architectural beauty and contemporary setting, surrounded by pastel-colored houses that reflect the medieval craftsmanship of the city centre. From the river-facing rooms and terrace, guests look out over the iconic multi-colored tanner's houses lining the Agout - former workshops of tanners, parchment makers, and weavers dating back to the 13th century. Their half-timbered pastel facades, restored over the centuries to preserve their delicate medieval charm, feel almost unreal depending on the light, with the evening glow and reflections shimmering on the water creating a truly magical atmosphere. Guests can enjoy a continental breakfast and other meals at the semi-gastronomical Restaurant Louis Fusie, which also offers a features a thoughtfully curated wine list. On sunny days, the terrace provides a perfect setting for dining or simply relaxing.