Haute-Garonne Vacation Rentals: house rentals & more

Discover a selection of 3,000 vacation rentals in Haute-Garonne that are perfect for your trip. Whether you’re traveling with friends, family, or even pets, Vrbo vacation homes have the best amenities for hanging out with the people that matter most, including swimming pools and private pools. Prices start at $45 per night, and houses and cabins are popular options for a stay in Haute-Garonne. Either way, you'll find a rental for everyone's needs.

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Stayed Feb 2021

Location très fonctionnelle avec superbe vue

La location est très agréable, grand espace de vie en commun très lumineux avec vus superbe sur les montagnes. Cuisine fonctionnelle. 4 chambres très agréables, bonne literie. 1 grande salle de jeu super sympa avec baby-foot et Tv. Nous avons passé u...

Stayed Feb 2021

Très bon séjour

Mon épouse et moi avons passé un très bon séjour dans ce ravissant petit chalet. D'excellents circuits de randonnée (essayez le Puech !) débutent juste à sa porte ! Le calme de la montagne, les petits déjeuners dans le jardin avec une vue à couper le...

Stayed Aug 2020

Perfection

Vacances parfaites, maison magnifique, aucun équipement ne manque, vue impressionnante, calme assuré, emplacement parfait. Maison propre, excellent accueil... comme l’avis précédent, pas besoin de faire un roman! A réserver sans hésitation! Encore un...

Stayed Aug 2020

grandes maison et piscine!

Grande maison, plus grande que les 2 chambres de l'annonce ne le laisse présager, car une partie n'est pas ouverte aux locataires, ce qui ne pose d'ailleurs aucun problème. Grande cour, grand jardin-verger. avec délicieuses prunes! Les personnes qui ...

Stayed Jul 2020

Super séjour

Nous avons passé un super séjour dans la maison de Philippe, une vieille bâtisse en plein coeur de village rénovée avec goût. Boutiques et marché sont à quelques minutes de route en voiture. Baignades dans un lac, canyoning, randos, visites d'abbaye,...

Stayed Jul 2020

bon séjour

Globalement le gite est sympa mais inconvénient un seul WC au rez de chaussée alors que la pièce à vivre se situe au 1er étage et 2 chambres au 2nd étage, la chambre du rez de chaussée est un peu humide, à noter le super accueil par Mme JAMME, person...

Stayed Jul 2020

Une semaine totale relax

La petite maison est conforme aux descriptions, bien équipée et très agréable à vivre pour 4, et ce même avec de fortes températures. Bon accueil des propriétaires sur place, présents mais discrets. On a apprécié le calme, la tranquillité relaxante e...

Stayed Jul 2020

Week-end très agréable dans cette maison

Nous avons passés un séjour très agréable chez Pierre Gilles et Brigitte.La maison est très confortable avec tout ce dont nous avons besoin pour passer un bon séjour.La décoration est très cosy .Merci encore à Pierre Gilles et Brigitte pour les petit...

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Destination guide

Paint the town pink in Toulouse's ancient ‘ville rose'

Look at life through rose-tinted glasses in "La Ville Rose" (French for "The Pink City"), as Haute Garonne's capital Toulouse has been historically nicknamed. This blushing beauty of a city sits on the banks of the mighty Garonne, and the slower-paced waterway of the Canal du Midi. It's the perfect place to wander around at sunset when the rose-red bricks of the buildings become even more saturated with color. If you prefer wide open spaces and snow-capped mountains to city streets, search for Haute Garonne vacation rentals in the south of the region, where you'll find some of the highest peaks of the Pyrenees crowning the border with Spain.

Things to do

Have a blast with the whole family in Haute Garonne

Blast off into space at Cite de l'espace, a theme park on the edge of Toulouse dedicated entirely to space travel. The region has a long history with flying the friendly skies—this is where Concorde was first developed, after all—and this family-friendly park lets adults and children alike experience the wonder of space travel without ever leaving French soil. In Toulouse you'll find more earthly delights such as Renaissance town houses and Romanesque churches, as well as modern art at Les Abbattoirs art gallery. You can also find plenty of restaurants serving the region's famous cassoulet, a rich casserole made with classic Toulouse sausage.

Activities

Watch your troubles float away on the Canal du Midi

With both the fast-flowing Garonne river and slow-but-stately Canal du Midi making their way through Haute Garonne, it should come as no surprise that water-based activities are some of the most popular in this region. In the summer, land-locked Toulouse turns into a city-wide beach during the annual Toulouse Plages, while boat cruises are a great way to see the city in all its pink-tinged glory. Canal boats can be commandeered up and down the Canal du Midi, while exercise junkies might just want to grab their bike and go—now easier than ever, thanks to a new bike path stretching from the Atlantic to the Mediterranean.

Weather

Downhill fast—skiing the slopes of the Pyrenees

Haute Garonne vacation rentals can be enjoyed throughout the year, whether you're looking to bask in the sunshine along the banks of the river, or ski the peaks of the Pyrenees come winter. Most of the region enjoys a mild, temperate climate throughout the year, but the mountains in the south can make life pretty cool. The Pyrenees experience heavy snowfall in the winter months from November to February, making it great for skiing, and the mountains can still be dusted with the white stuff come late spring. Summer highs from June to August hover around the upper 70s—taking the pink city of Toulouse a few steps closer to red hot.

Natural features

Ain't no mountain high enough to keep you from Haute Garonne

To the south of the region, Haute Garonne shares a border with Spain, the mighty peaks of the Pyrenees marking out one of Europe's best known wildernesses. Here you can run wild—whether exploring the area on foot, or taking your inspiration from the famous Tour de France and winding your way up mountain passes on 2 wheels. Northern Haute Garonne is dominated by the rosy towers of Toulouse and the calm waters of the Canal du Midi—a great alternative to the Pyrenees for cyclists who'd just as soon skip the steep mountain climbs.

How to get there

Transportation options to and around Haute-Garonne

The nearest airport is in Toulouse (TLS-Blagnac), located 21.2 mi (34.1 km) from the city center.

If you prefer to travel by train, Longages-Noé Station, Carbonne Station and Le Fauga Station are the main stations that serve the city. You can see more of Haute-Garonne by catching a ride on the metro at Bellefontaine Metro Station, Basso-Cambo Station or Reynerie Metro Station.

How many vacation rentals are available around Haute-Garonne?

Our 2021 property listings offer a large selection of 2,774 vacation rentals around Haute-Garonne. From 958 house rentals to 243 cabin rentals, find a unique house rental for you to enjoy a memorable holiday or a weekend with your family and friends.