The Best Hotels in Bordeaux, France
The StarTripper Journal presents the best places to stay in Bordeaux,
both international luxury and boutique choices.
Our team to Bordeaux are four ladies who have tested a lot of hotels, restaurants and night-clubs
world-wide.
Bordeaux is the world's major wine industry capital – wine has been produced in the region since the 8th century. The historic part of Bordeaux city is on the UNESCO World Heritage List as "an outstanding urban and architectural ensemble" of the 18th century.
Today’s Bordeaux is one of the most attractive destination in the world, an attractive and refined city, where art of living and conviviality make sense.
Bordeaux is offering a rich and varied commercial offer around major chains, luxury shops and trends, designers, wines and gastronomy. Bring your credit card and head for the Triangle-d’Or bordered by the Cours de l’Intendance, Allées de Tourny and Cours Clemenceau. Here you’ll find the luxury brand names and big-ticket shops. Bordeaux’s main market hall, Marché des Capucins is situated on Place des Capucins.
Grands Hommes shopping arcade in the middle is an outpost of more reasonable pricing. It also has a daily fruit and veg market.
A lot of affordable shops, fashion or otherwise, are found on or around the Rue Ste Cathérine. Kick off at the Place de la Comédie and carry on until you’ve had enough.
Bordeaux is wine and food. Go to Cave Art & Vins – one of Bordeaux’s finest wine shops that also carries 700 whiskies and a decent range of deli foods. L’Intendant is another cracking wine shop. Most affordable wines are on the ground floor. From there, a spiral walkway rises, along with prices and quality, to the oldest vintages on the fourth floor – it’s said to be 15,000 bottles in all.
Chees is Jean d’Alos, if you haven’t bought your cheese from d’Alos, you haven’t really bought cheese at all. Here you can sample the best French cheeses.
The best place to have the shopping-coffee-break is Chocolaterie Saunion on Cours Clemenceau – maybe the city’s best confectioners and chocolate shop. Good shopping in Bordeaux!
Currency is Euro ( € ).
The StarTripper Journal Recommends these Hotels:
Bordeaux is the world's major wine industry capital – wine has been produced in the region since the 8th century. The historic part of Bordeaux city is on the UNESCO World Heritage List as "an outstanding urban and architectural ensemble" of the 18th century.
Today’s Bordeaux is one of the most attractive destination in the world, an attractive and refined city, where art of living and conviviality make sense.
Bordeaux is offering a rich and varied commercial offer around major chains, luxury shops and trends, designers, wines and gastronomy. Bring your credit card and head for the Triangle-d’Or bordered by the Cours de l’Intendance, Allées de Tourny and Cours Clemenceau. Here you’ll find the luxury brand names and big-ticket shops. Bordeaux’s main market hall, Marché des Capucins is situated on Place des Capucins.
Grands Hommes shopping arcade in the middle is an outpost of more reasonable pricing. It also has a daily fruit and veg market.
A lot of affordable shops, fashion or otherwise, are found on or around the Rue Ste Cathérine. Kick off at the Place de la Comédie and carry on until you’ve had enough.
Bordeaux is wine and food. Go to Cave Art & Vins – one of Bordeaux’s finest wine shops that also carries 700 whiskies and a decent range of deli foods. L’Intendant is another cracking wine shop. Most affordable wines are on the ground floor. From there, a spiral walkway rises, along with prices and quality, to the oldest vintages on the fourth floor – it’s said to be 15,000 bottles in all.
Chees is Jean d’Alos, if you haven’t bought your cheese from d’Alos, you haven’t really bought cheese at all. Here you can sample the best French cheeses.
The best place to have the shopping-coffee-break is Chocolaterie Saunion on Cours Clemenceau – maybe the city’s best confectioners and chocolate shop. Good shopping in Bordeaux!
Currency is Euro ( € ).
The StarTripper Journal Recommends these Hotels:
InterContinental Bordeaux – The Grand Hotel is situated in the very heart of Bordeaux – an ideally
location near excellent shopping and entertainment and close to popular wineries.Each of the 130 luxury rooms and suites has its own unique interior decoration, five-star amenities like a Bose® wave music system and high-speed, wireless Internet access.
In the on-site gourmet eateries Le Pressoir d'Argent Gordon Ramsey you can enjoy tasty dishes and fine wines carefully selected – in a welcoming and cozy atmosphere.
The bar l’Orangerie in the conservatory is lively and spacious like a fragrant little island with orange trees and other plants luxuriant under a glass dome.
The Spa Les Bains de Léa is a wonderful area of 1000 sqm inspired by the Roman baths and dedicated to wellbeing – an extencive menu of relaxing treatments – and a first-class indoor pool, wellness centre and sauna facilities.
On the seventh floor is the spectacular Rooftop – 360° far-reaching views across Bordeaux and the Garonne River.
The top hotel in Bordeaux – top international service.
Place de la Comédie
Yundo is a new sophisticated luxury hotel in the heart of Bordeaux's historic centre. The location, next
to Gambetta Square and Cours de l’Intendance, makes it a perfect base to discover the city of Bordeaux,
with Saint-André Cathedral and the City Hall located a 15-minute walk from the hotel.Yndo Hôtel boasts twelve individually decorated rooms with designer furniture. They are air-conditioned and include a balcony and a seating area, as well as a satellite flat-screen TV, free WiFi, an iPod dock and a coffee machine. Elegant en suite bathrooms come with free toiletries.
The hotel offers a scented garden, dining room, shady terrace and home-made breakfast to make the stay unforgettable, in an atmosphere of luxury and refinement – well-being and comfort are the hotel’s priority.
This cosy 19th Century Bordeaux mansion is the perfect location in Bordeaux. Top and warm service.
108 rue de l'Abbé de l’Épée
Le Boutique Hotel is ideally situated in the heart of Bordeaux’s historic centre, close to the Place
Gambetta, Le Boutique Hotel is an 18th-century town house surrounding a lush, green courtyard.The hotel is hidden behind an impressive set of wooden doors at the top of Rue Lafaurie de Monbadon. Open the doors to reveal a green and luxurious courtyard and with a big terrace shaded by a 100-year-old chestnut tree. On sunny days, guests can enjoy drinks from the wine bar on the terrace.
The sandstone exteriors, so characteristic of Bordeaux’s grand residencies, and the majestic staircase are testimony of its prestigious past. The air-conditioned rooms and apartments feature an LCD satellite TV, an iPod docking station and a Nespresso coffee machine. Each of the 27 rooms and suites reveal a different environment where the juxtaposition of classical and vintage creates the elegance. Large views over either the green courtyard or the rooftops of Bordeaux.
A well-equipped spa centre is just a 1-minute walk from the hotel.
The Boutique Hotel offers a luxury experience with all the generosity of a family home, whilst relaxing in a timeless setting. Unique personal and heartfelt service.
3 Rue LAFAURIE de MONBADON