I was there for 5 nights mid-may On the plus side: clean and suitable for a short stay, close enough to the train station, and to public transport. On the down side: reception is not opened between noon and one o'clock, so don't arrive during the sacred French lunch time. I arrived at 12.10 after a long trip from Australia,... More

We had booked an apartment for 3 adults and were expecting a two-bedroom apartment when we arrived. Instead we found what is essentially a bed-sit; two beds in what would have been a lounge and a double bed in a corner space. We were horrified. The one saving grace was a receptionist who was helpful. She found us another suite... More

First of all, we arrived on a Saturday and the automatic machine to get our keys was not working. After waiting for 1 hour, someone arrived and handed us out the keys. Second, the room was dirty and used up. Cigarette stains wherever one would look, even though we requested a non-smoker room. Third, we arrived with our own car.... More

Saw some of the reviews (in English) on here, and was very concerned, especially as I had sent a query via email a week before to them re: the parking facilities, which they hadn't replied to. However, on arriving at 6pm, the receptionist was very good, advised us of the parking facilities, and of breakfast (which we didn't take). The... More

I booked this simply because it was one of the cheapest hotels I could find in Bordeaux. It also appealed when I booked because it seemed equidistant between the town centre and the train station, and I was planning to take the train twice so I thought that'd be useful. Frankly, the fact the train station is not too far... More

We were unfortunately travelling to Bordeaux on fairly short notice to visit friends. The wine expo (vinexpo) was on which means (as we found out) that pretty much every room in Bordeaux hotels is booked out months in advance. So we found this place - Teneo - which is near the station St Jean. It is in a busy street... More