Cheap Hotels in Bordeaux
Located in the old wine merchants district, the 4-star Mercure Bordeaux Château Chartrons hotel is ideal for a family stay and a corporate seminar. Its beautiful Victorian facade lights up the neighborhood and its garden is conducive to relaxation. You will love the facilities: restaurant with terrace, fitness area, family rooms, large meeting rooms, everything is on hand for both work and leisure.
Close to the Tauzia tramway stop, the Hotel Mercure Bordeaux Centre Gare is 450 metres from the station and the Place de la Bourse, a UNESCO listed World Heritage Site. This modern hotel offers spacious, air-conditioned rooms in a calm and soothing envir onment. Get to your business meetings or the tourist attractions of the town centre easily from the Saint-Jean district. In summer, relax on our restaurant patio.
Enjoy a relaxing stay at the Novotel Bordeaux Lac hotel. The hotel offers easy access to the city's attractions and is ideal for both family weekends away and business trips. Savor local delicacies in our bright restaurant or on the lounge terrace. If you 're here on business, take advantage of the 12 meeting rooms and free WiFi. Or take a dip in the pool and then relax in your modern room with a view over the lake. Experience Bordeaux's relaxing atmosphere first hand at Novotel.
The Adagio City Aparthotel Bordeaux Gambetta is located at the heart of the city, just 2 minutes' walk from Place Gambetta and Bordeaux's old town, close to the Mériadeck business district. Its 111 fully equipped apartments, ranging from 2-person studiost o 2-room apartments for 4 people, make this 4-star holiday residence the ideal place to stay for a vacation or business travel. It also offers a fitness room with sauna and hammam.
Ideally located for business and leisure trips in Bordeaux. Just 5 min on foot or by tram from the Novotel Bordeaux Centre (109 yards), you will find the Meriadeck business district and the historic center of Bordeaux, awarded European Best Destination 20 15! Our hotel was designed to cater to your needs; relax in our restaurant or on our terrace, or host your seminar in one of our meeting rooms. Public paying car park next to hotel, max. height 5'11".
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Hotels in Bordeaux
Bordeaux, France, is perfect for city breaks and laid-back summer getaways. The pace here is relaxed, yet the city's regeneration gives it a fresh and modern outlook.
Take a wine tour or casual walk during the day, and relax in a refined Bordeaux hotel in the evening. The area has a reputation for the finer things in life, so even at the city's budget Bordeaux hotels you'll receive a 5-star welcome.
Sightseeing
Close to half of the city is listed by UNESCO, making it the largest single World Heritage Site in Europe. The area is known as Port of the Moon, spanning the harbour and the old town.
Place de la Bourse, one of Bordeaux's landmarks, is at the port. At night, the Miroir d'eau reflecting pool mirrors the building's illuminations, creating a beautiful optical illusion.
Bordeaux has been nicknamed ‘little Paris', and the pedestrian avenues and pavement cafés make the city feel very much like the capital. Paris is also the only city in France to claim more protected buildings than Bordeaux's 347.
Bordeaux, the wine region
The city and the wider area of Bordeaux are known for producing some of the best wines in the world. It also hosts Vinexpo every year.
Going on a wine tasting during your visit is a must. Bordeaux wine has been made since the eighth century, and the region has thousands of chateaux to choose from. Wine tours head out from the city on a daily basis.
Tastings can be family friendly, as a number of chateaux welcome kids. Activities are usually offered in English to keep things simple.
Getting around
When it comes to public transport, Bordeaux is very well connected. At the turn of the 21st century, the mayor rapidly upgraded the city's transport systems. Most tourist guides advise not using the car, as traffic jams are common and parking spaces are rare.
Gare Saint Jean is the main rail station, with trains stopping at Paris, Marseille, Nice and Toulouse. The city also has an extensive tram network. A unique power system at ground level preserves the unspoilt view of buildings alongside the tram lines.
As the city sits on both sides of the River Garonne, there are numerous bridges across. Pont de Pierre was the first to be built, finished in 1822. A ferry service also stops off at several points, perfect for river cruising.
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