rdlight district. Hotel has original decor and hotel is about 25 years old. The room was cvery clean and small. Posted rate was 55 euros for a single room. A person had to walk from garage entry to go in from front door. A wheel chair lift was not working. I felt safe when hre, but I am single. I... more

I was pretty horrified when I arrived at Hotel Stars, our room smelt of sweat and vomit, and the hotel is in the middle of the red light district. However, we were only staying one night, and the hotel is very handy for the train station & tram (250m to the former, and about 20m to the latter), so it... more

The hotel itself is good value. We paid £99 a room for 3 nights. We had read the reviews so did not expect much. The rooms are very small and sparse. Oddly decorated in dark blue as it's surposed to be nautical... but does not work... just looks as if someone has tried to create a theme on a very... more

£60 for two people for two nights? Can't complain at the value. Booked with the intention that it was cheap enough to check out and go elsewhere if it was a hovel, but we stayed both nights. Had we been staying longer, we would have gone elsewhere. The hotel is located a few steps away from the Tauzia Tram stop... more

have just spent 2 nites in this hotel, iwas in bordeaux to follow my team, liverpool, which was a good job, as we hardly spent any time in our room!! as the headline says the room was the smallest me + my mate have ever stayed in, the bathroom was a joke!!!! if we had booked for any longer i... more

I stayed in this Hotel during the 2006 summer hotness in France, so my review maybe is not valid for a person who visits Bordeaux in winter. I said this becaus the Hotel has no air conditioning and that was a real problem because the room could be at 40º degrees. The rooms are really tiny (maybe your cupboard is... more

There are many conflicting reports about this hotel, depending upon which website you consult. For example, some sites list room amenities as including hair dryers, clock alarms, etc. Let me clear up these conflicting reports based on my stay there with my wife in May, 2005. As is common in France, the rooms are very small and amenities include a... more

This hotel is convenienly located; about 3 blocks from the train station on your right when you walk out of the station. Receptionists and the breakfast lady are friendly and spoke English well. Our room is small; but considering the price we paid (43 Euros per night), I'd say it's still a good deal. It's easy to get around by... more

7 euros le petit déj à rajouter, pas de clim (désagréable en période estivale), juste devant un arrêt de tram... more