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In the center of the city, situated across from the Opera National de Bordeaux, this hotel's majestic main entrance faces the Place de la Comedie and the city's famed Grand Theater. — Star Service
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A true original, Yndō is a five-star 'hôtel particulier' with a difference. — The Telegraph
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Fifteen minutes’ drive from Bordeaux, Les Sources is a fourstar spar hotel, part of the Château Smith Haut Lafitte empire, that specializes in grape-based spa treatments. — Rough Guide
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The 22-room Le Boutique Hotel is a charming upscale property that successfully weaves contemporary design details into a classic historic mansion. — Oyster
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The Hotel Continental by HappyCulture is a three-pearl, 51-room hotel located in the heart of Bordeaux. — Oyster
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8 reviews
The modern exterior may be bland, but the interior of this sleek, five-star M Gallery Collection hotel dispels any risk of dullness. — Fodor's
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Near the Quai des Chartrons, a once-seedy neighborhood that is now about as happening as it gets in Bordeaux. Bedrooms have been likened to a space-age bachelor pad. — Frommer's
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An impeccably preserved 19th-Century facade hints at the splendor inside the six-room La Grande Maison decorated in the opulent style preferred by Napoleon III. — Condé Nast Traveler
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Right opposite the Jardin Public park, this beautifully appointed luxury chambre d’hotes offers a friendly reception, a wine tasting cellar, and easy access to the shops of Chartrons. — Frommer's
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The 37-room Best Western Royal Saint Jean is an upper-middle-range hotel just opposite a train station outside the center of Bordeaux. — Oyster
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A cheap and very cheerful three-star hotel in a noble old building on the fringes of the pedestrianised centre of Bordeaux, offering comfortable rooms, antique furniture and friendly, efficient service. — The Telegraph
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This striped glass box in Bordeaux's slick business quarter is pleasant, comfortable and thoroughly practical. — The Telegraph
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3 reviews
All rooms have air-conditioning, sealed windows, minibars, coffeemakers, and combination baths with hair dryers and magnifying mirrors. A complimentary Wi-Fi signal reaches all rooms.
— Star Service
Quality Hotel Bordeaux Centre Sainte Catherine Review: Set on the longest pedestrian street in Europe, a handsome 1900s hotel. Rooms are air conditioned and soundproofed. — Gayot
La Maison Fredon is a boutique guesthouse run by the Xiradakis family, who are behind one of Bordeaux’s best-loved bistros. — The Telegraph
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This eighteenth-century manor house, thoroughly in the style of the Bordeaux region, and now a hotel, is conveniently situated. Tastefully decorated, sunny rooms are well-appointed. — Gayot
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The staff is surefooted and versed in English, and happy to help with tours, taxis and dinner reservations. Keep in mind that the tourist office is nearby. — Star Service
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Behind the hotel's Victorian facade, this 1970-built hotel in the heart of the historic Chartrons wine merchants' district has been recently refurbished, with cool, calm decor throughout its 144 rooms. — Lonely Planet
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