We stayed in a two room suite for three nights (paid 75 euros per night). You would absolutely need a car if you are planning on staying there (parking is free). The reception is only open for check-ins and -outs. The hotel is pretty new and very clean. The suite had a tiny corner kitchenette; cooking a large meal would... More

My partner and I found ourselves in Bordeaux with 2 nights to spare, and we were able to last-minute book a suite for 75 Euros/night (plus local tax: 4.5Euros). We chose the Bordeaux Lac area because (a) it was within a 10 minute drive to a nearby tramline to the city; it was a 5 minute drive to an enormous... More

Stayed two nights here recently. Fairly convenient but agree with previous reviewer that you need a car to either drive into the city or to the tram park and ride. The staff were very friendly and breakfast was very good with lots of choice.

I had to upgrade to a much bigger suite as the first room I was given was a very tiny bedroom with a small kitchenette where you would have expected a cupboard. The bigger suite was fine and very clean, however corridors and car parking areas were littered with bags of rubbish. It is next to a Truckers stop and... More

Location is in an industrial area outside the city. The building is very new with plenty of parking. The beds are very hard but the biggest problem is no air conditioning. Whilst the hotel is probably worthwhile in the winter, it is completely unacceptable during the summer. All the front rooms of the hotel are facing the sun for most... More