Hotels in Bordeaux

This charming chambre d’hôtes near the Jardin Public suits its name—it really is in the heart of Bordeaux. Its five pleasingly traditional rooms occupy a 19th-century townhouse, with elegant antiques giving the rooms a warm look. The family suite offers good value, with an extra set…

Right around the corner from the elegant Cours de l’Intendance, this unpretentious, well-placed hotel manages to make basic accommodation very welcoming. The friendly owners keep their rooms clean and comfortable and will help you find the best local restaurants and bars, all within…

On a quiet side street just a few steps away from the chic shops of the Cours de l’Intendance, this delightful hotel is an affordable find. Not only are the rooms light-filled and airy, with lots of exposed stone walls and blonde wood, but the beds are comfortable, the toiletries are…

After decades of neglect, the majestic Grand Hôtel was reborn in 2007, with an exquisite interior makeover by decor-maestro Jacques Garcia. Taking inspiration from its neighbor the Grand Théâtre, the lush decoration hints at 19th century theater trimmings, and the unusual color…

Right opposite the Jardin Public park, this beautifully appointed chambre d’hotes offers friendly service, a wine-tasting cellar, and easy access to the shops of Chartrons. The style here is eclectic—from a rustic cabin-style room to ones with gilded mirrors and traditional…

In a quiet, residential area slightly out of the center, lies this chic hideaway, just across the street from a chunk of a 2nd-century Gallo-Roman arena, (the Palais Gallien). Back in the 18th century these buildings made up a postal relay; today the golden limestone facade hides a…

This well-located hotel, right on the doorstep of the Golden Triangle of chic shops, has small but high-design  rooms named after local châteaux. Once a 17th century mansion (note the handsome neo-Renaissance façade), the building’s rough stone walls and parquet floors contrast…

What do you get when you combine an owner with a penchant for contemporary art and design, with an exquisite 19th century hotel particulier (mansion)? That would be the Yndo. And because owner Agnès Guiot du Doignon has such good taste, the mash up of molded ceilings and exposed…