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Accommodation in L'Isle-Jourdain includes hotels, guest rooms, traditional chambres d'hôtes, holiday properties and self-catering accommodation. Options are found around the town centre, near the lake and along the main roads leading into the commune. The central area places visitors close to shops, cafés, restaurants, the market area and local heritage sites. Accommodation near the lake provides access to leisure spaces and walking routes, while properties on the outskirts include rural guesthouses and farm-based stays. The local offer ranges from conventional hotel rooms to independently run bed-and-breakfast establishments, furnished rentals and countryside lodging. Nearby villages in the wider Gascogne Toulousaine area add further guest rooms, gîtes and rural accommodation, while L'Isle-Jourdain itself provides the most direct access to the town's services and central facilities.

L'Isle-Jourdain offers a compact heritage setting for participants and spectators to explore. The town's churches, including Saint-Gervais-et-Saint-Protais, provide notable architectural stops, while the local tourism information point introduces the area's cultural attractions. The lake is suited to walks and leisure activities, and the town also lies on a route associated with the pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela. Saturday's open-air market fills the town centre with regional producers, including cheesemakers, duck farmers and market gardeners. Local food reflects the Gers and Gascony traditions: foie gras, duck confit, magret, farm-reared chicken, cassoulet and regional charcuterie are widely represented. Other local flavours include garlic from Lomagne, melon from Lectoure, Armagnac and Floc de Gascogne. Restaurants and bakeries in town offer French and regional cuisine.