If Toulouse is known today as the "Pink City", it owes this to the Romans. It was during the Pax Romana that the city, then called Palladia TolosaIt has inherited the tile and brick techniques that still shape its architectural identity. As a crossroads for trade between the British Isles and the Mediterranean world, it was enriched by temples, ramparts and amphitheatres, some of which can still be seen today, notably the Purpan arenas and the collections at the Musée Saint-Raymond.

The Hotel Palladia, an independent 4-star hotel founded in 1992 by Georges Miatto, is part of this cultural heritage. The hotel's name perpetuates the tradition of culture and beauty associated with Pallas Athena, the goddess of reason and intelligence, evoked by several ancient poets.

Le Palladia cultivates the French art of living. Its cuisine, inspired by the terroir of the South-West, changes with the seasons, using fresh, carefully selected produce. In fine weather, the shaded terrace becomes a convivial place to enjoy grilled meats, cocktails and summer dishes. The hotel combines ancient heritage, contemporary comfort and gastronomic refinement.