Art at the center of your stay
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Stays that are not the same


Every time you visit our charming hotel in Toulouse city center, we guarantee you a unique and exceptional moment that is unlike any other of your stays. In our exhibition hall, we highlight local artists, with different artistic techniques. In addition, each of our rooms has its own identity. Each of your visits to the Hôtel des Beaux-Arts will be unique. Discover the artists currently exhibiting at the hotel and those who have decorated the different parts of the establishment. What would the Hôtel des Beaux-Arts be without its anthology of artists who have left their mark, a little of their talent on the walls or in their works.

Artist Painter Patrick ZEVACO

Patrick ZEVACO - known as Monsieur Patrick - is a painter from Montauban. You can see some of his works in the lobby of our hotel in the city center of Toulouse, in the Suite or in room 32. His art draws its inspiration from television, cartoons, street art figures and cartoons. Portraits have a special place in Patrick ZEVACO's work.

Marie BEC

Marie BEC is a painter from Toulouse, her sophisticated portraits of Japanese influence result from a double inspiration, that of the multiple images captured during her travels as well as Japonism. You can find her works on display in the hotel lobby. The painter's attraction to the faces of Geishas, drawing, painting and collage offer us surprising canvases.

Street Artist / Graffiti Artist from Toulouse MADE

Cédric Lascours - aka Reso - is a Toulouse artist, one of the pioneers in street art. His work perfectly combines movement, energy, freedom and expansion. This graffiti artist leaves his signature and a trace in Toulouse places already full of history, he spreads his spontaneity and audacity on the walls of the pink city and has made room number 12 of our charming hotel in Toulouse one of his works.

Street Artist / Graffiti Artist from Montpellier INTOXICATION

Graffiti artist MAYE, passionate about drawing since childhood, expresses himself in the streets of Montpellier and almost everywhere in France. His art is a mix of comics and surrealism that allows him to remain a big kid. He gave free rein to his imagination and represented one of these famous characters with a slender body where nature and technology mix, in room number 11, in the Arty category of our Beaux-Arts hotel.

Street-Artist / graffiti artist from Toulouse WORLD

A calligraphy specialist, the street artist Mondé, practices his art in Toulouse and other cities in France. Different products (ink, spray paint, etc.) allow him to play on the aspects, the use of various calligraphies offers an infinite treasure hunt with several possible readings of his art. It is in room number 21, in the Arty category, that he expressed his art.

Conceptual artist Jean-Jacques FRANCOIS

Discover the works available in the lobby of our charming boutique hotel in Toulouse, by the conceptual artist, painter and sculptor, Jean-Jacques FRANCOIS.

Plastic sculptor Gérard BOGO

Gérard BOGO, the plastic sculptor from Toulouse, works calligraphy on steel. Angular shapes, bright colors, some of which are turned towards pop art. Some of his works are exhibited in the lobby of the Hôtel des Beaux-Arts in Toulouse.

Professional photographer Patrick Boillaud

The famous photographer has left his mark on the decoration of our room number 42 - Only You -, which was voted the most romantic room in Toulouse. Patrick BOUILLAUD handles the language of images to perfection, combining a refined style with modernity and exemplary lighting.

Painter Olivox

A self-taught artist and painter, Olivier PAYEUR has two interests: the human figure and composition. The human figure, the body for its moving architecture and composition for the sensitive effect that a distribution of colors and shapes instantly produces.

Olivier PAYEUR works from nature and draws from live models for nudes and portraits. These studies then serve as a basis for his paintings, the colors of which he essentially invents himself. He paints still lifes in order to test compositions and experiment.

"I paint to produce an emotion".