Bordeaux Hotels with Wi-Fi

Good location, very easy to commute to the rest of the town. Staffs are friendly and helpful. The only issue we faced was the air conditioning. Overall, a great stay!

The hotel is beautifuly maintained, the staff is great. Continental reakfast at 10 euros is ok but fruits could be improved a bit. I was grateful that they were willing to go find me gluten free bread. Perhaps you could add a few more items to the continental breakfast. Guests should be aware of the location of this hotel. It is a long walk to downtown and while there is a tram within 15 minute walking distance, we did not feel very safe in this area. Not recommend you walk around after dark.

The entrance of this hotel in Bordeaux is small, it is only a single door, in the back streets, there are one-way streets that cannot turn around and are difficult to drive. Long parking is not allowed. Self-driving cars have to stop and walk for five minutes in the underground public parking lot of Bordeaux Exchange Square , 25 Euro a night. The hotel has its own restaurant, the front desk and other pictures are quite different from what is provided online. They are actually simple and all self-service. The accommodation only gives a very retro key, which must be handed over to the front desk every time you go out. The elevator in the hotel is very small, the room is small, the bed in the triple room is small, and the bathroom is also small. The room has a double-layered window that can be opened, carpet floor, good hygiene, and complete toiletries. Do not open the windows at night, because outside is a garbage dump, it is very noisy in the middle of the night, and there are always loud noises of loading and unloading. The hotel is close to major attractions on foot, low cost performance, not suitable for parent-child travel.

Good location for access to the train station. Competitive prices. We booked an « executive room »? directly from the hotel website. The room has nothing that can be described as executive, pretty basic if clean and in good condition. However, Our room had no heating, the floor lamp didn’t work, the safe was locked. We asked to change rooms. We were given another identical room where this time things were functional. Bed is covered with a plastic or rubber sheet which makes for a sweaty sleep. Breakfast was acceptable but no hot food. We would recommend choosing a better hotel.

Excellent location and next to merideck centre which is a big mall . The rooms are big n clean and wooden floor which I prefer more than carpet , there are also juice n croissant provided in the lobby during afternoon . They also have a sauna n Turkish bath . Good value will stay here again

What I liked was the comfortable bed, curtains, private bathroom and toilet, clean. Hairdryer is only in the shared shower on the floor. Of the minuses - there is no kitchen, there is only a bar on the ground floor. In the work area, the music is playing loudly. Only beer from the bar is allowed into the common area, not from the store. It's a long walk to the center, but there is a tram nearby. The luggage drawers are small; my bag (airplane size carry-on luggage) did not fit. The bed is wide and comfortable, with sockets and a lamp.

Very nice hotel. Exactly as advertised on the website. Front desk staff very friendly and helpful. Great gym/workout facility. However, be aware, the hotel is in the midst of a recently re-done area and surrounded by bars, nightclubs, and a very loud nightclub right across the water. We were there on a Thursday night and treated to loud, thumping club music until well past 3 a.m. The front desk could only offer earplugs and acknowledged the noise could be overbearing. They were very nice, and understanding when we cut a planned 3-night stay short the next morning. If a party zone is your thing, you’re right in it!

We had a pleasant stay in this hotel. Great location - close to the train station and few steps from the tram stop. Good neighbourhood, walking around the church Sainte Croix is recommended. The room was very comfortable. Bathroom was of a good size too. It seems to be normal that toilet and bathrooms are separated in France. The hotel bar offers a good selection of wines. The receptionists were kind and helpful. They require to block 80 EUR upon arrival but then any drinks from the bar and the city tax are set off from this amount. Overall a very good hotel. I would recommend it.

Quiet even in the middle of the pedestrian streets for both shops and restaurants, all in abundance and for all budgets but above all in the middle of historic places and very close to the long promenade along the Garonne with its Place de la Bourse and the old stone bridge of Bordeaux! Breakfast buffet with great choices both hot and cold, breads and pastries, brioche and cakes, orange or lemon water, multiple fruit juices, and to top it off, cartridge coffees, coffee beans, teas…. and of course a tray of cannelés tradition of Bordeaux hospitality!!!

It’s called Budget for a reason. Visited for the Rugby World Cup. Shared a twin room with another fan who thankfully was a mate, or it could have been a bit awkward squeezing round the bedroom furniture and sharing the facilities. Good point - fresh towels every day. Bad point - they were only slightly bigger than tea towels. Clean but not very comfortable bed with highly mobile mattress topper and the worst pillow in the world. Weak and cramped shower with a wall mounting which fell off. Air con? Not working initially and not exactly arctic after we complained. Repaired promptly however. Everything cheap when it was new and it isn’t new any more. Breakfast also basic and self service / self clearing. Same every day. Staff tried hard, though. Summary - served a purpose but wouldn’t use it again despite it’s convenient location. OK for a couple of days but you’ll need to set a low bar to avoid being disappointed.