Hotels near Place de la Bourse (Place Royale)

Pros: excellent location, beautiful view from our hotel window, good sound insulation towards the street, good check-in/check-out process, good bed Cons: uncomfortable pillows, tight space, and tiny shower with fluctuating water temperatures Conclusion: this is a great hotel if you'll be spending most of your day out exploring Bordeaux. The hotel location is really excellent, and the prices reasonable. The spaces are tight, but if you don't mind, this hotel is excellent value.

Fabulous hotel for our short overnight stay in Bordeaux. We booked this hotel as it was very close to the centre of the city and had access to a nearby carpark. The hotel is an oasis of calm with a great outside courtyard in which to sit with a drink and relax. Our room was luxurious with a spa, huge bathroom (with complimentary Hermes toiletries) and tea/coffee making facilities. The buffet breakfast had to be seen to be believed, so many delicious choices - the best of our trip. Hotel guests pay a reduced rate at the carpark which was literally around the corner. We needed to use the car that evening and the friendly hotel staff printed out a 'receipt' to show the carpark staff; we paid only the 10 Euro for 24 hours and could enter and exit as needed. As it was so close to the city centre we were able to walk everywhere and see the main sights in a short space of time. We also made use of the hire bikes that can be found in several places in the city centre. There was a bike pickup/drop off just outside our carpark near the hotel. We would love to stay here again.

We stayed at this hotel only one days. The hotel's location is good because it can reach by tram (400 meters from the tram station), about 10 minutes from the city center. The reception is friendly and helpful. The room's condition was very clean and very good. The room's facilities was very good because there was a small but complete kitchen inside. We didn't know the quality of breakfast because we can cooked ourself. In conclusion, we were very satisfy at this hotel and we will not hesitate to stay at this hotel for the next time in Bordeaux.

this was a great hotel on a quiet residential street on the outskirts of the town centre of Bordeaux, but easy walking distance to all the sights and restaurants. We only had one night there and it was very comfortable, with friendly staff, a nice terrace on which to have drinks served, and luxurious room amenities. We stayed in the secret room with its own courtyard terrace. It was a little on the small side but not tiny, and certainly large enough to move around in w our suitcases, and we loved the uniquely tiled bathroom. Great value for a 5* hotel!

Great location, very polite staff (Dimitri is very helpful and funny). The room was fantastic. The hotel is less than 10 minutes walk from the main shopping street (rue Ste. Catherine) and from the river bank. This is a very discreet boutique style hotel, so it is a little difficult to find it in the street. There is only a small sign to indicate you have arrived. Don't expect to see a neon sign saying "Hotel". But this adds to the charm. If you are driving, hotel parking is very close. Be sure to inform the hotel you need car park

The room was very close to the downtown core. it was clean and the bed and pillows were very comfortable. However, there were some issues. There are only two outlets in the entire room and those were across the room under the desk. So I had to get under the desk to plug anything in. There is no outlet near the bed. As I have sleep apnea, I had to snake the cord across the room to plug it in. Not very convenient or safe. Also, they gave me only 2 towels, but wanted me to reuse them. there was no hand towel or wash cloth. If I have to use my bath towel to dry my hands, I need a different towel for my bath. They also have soap only in containers that are attached to the wall and shower wall. My soap in the shower was empty and the maid didn't replace it, even though I took the top (or bottom cover as it was) off and left it as an indicator. I had to call to get soap replaced and then he showed up unprepared to unscrew the holder to replace it.

We went just for one night for our anniversary,with some considerable difficulty finding it, we were almost put off, however it was worth persivering, the hotel although modern inside was excellent, the decor super and the rooms delightful well decorated and well thought out., the bed was just wonderful, the bath could have been bigger but the bathroom was pristine..no mould cracked tiles etc. Right in the centre of the old city excellent place to stay and get about..definate stay again

In the heart of the historical center, on a quiet pedestrian side street. Just because a street is pedestrian, doesn't guarantee you a quiet sleep...this is a college town with lots of students who stay out late and congregate at corners, bars, plazas, pedestrian streets, etc. Note: the closest Uber can drop you is 2 short blocks away but a bit confusing in which direction - I used my GPS and had no trouble. Rooms are small but have everything you need.

I booked this hotel from Australia for 2 nights for my daughter who was travelling to Bordeaux to meet up with friends. She said the hotel was in a great location which was our primary concern. She stayed an the extra night although they were very flexible and said she could stay one or two nights. She was allowed to leave here luggage there till the afternoon. The staff were very helpful and she had no complaints about the hotel. She did not eat at the hotel so although I put a 5 because it all had to be filled in the food in Bordeaux was brilliant, the segment had to be filled in.

The name is a bit misleading - it suggests a Bed and Breakfast place, but the hotel is actually seven storeys high and has many many rooms. I arrived at Bordeaux St Jean railway station - the main station - but taxi drivers were reluctant to drive me to the hotel saying that it was just a short distance to walk. Well ... yes ... it is not all that far - just a couple of kilometres ... but with luggage it is abit of a hike. Far, far easier is to exit the station and head right to the "C" line tram station and take a tram just three stops heading South - is - LEFT - as you leave the station. The hotel is at Place Terre Neuves tram stop immediately over the footpath from the tram stop - very easy and very convenient. My room - on request - had a large bed and was a disabled room so all bathroom fittings designed for wheelchair users. Good lighting, opening windows, small work desk (no mini bar or refrigerator), two elevators, good breakfast (EUR 6.00 or so extra) and a small common "kitchen" area with a microwave and food and drink coin-operated dispensers. Within two minutes' walk are a pharmacy, a large supermarket, a bakery, a restaurant and bar. Reception staff can sell you tram tickets.

It was rather hot in the room without air-conditioning or fan. Internet was reliable and staff was friendly. The best thing is it is well equipped for those who want to cook and do not want to stay in the busy city area. It would be better if you stay here in the cooler months. There were mosquitos when the windows were left open and noise from cars passing by or people smoking outside may be a little disturbing. The bed and bathroom was great though.

All you'd expect of an Ibis: modern, clean rooms, not large but adequately sized, just enough storage space, modern clean bathroom facilities. This one has the advantage of having an underground car park (with tight corners and cunningly placed concrete pillars), and being within a 10 minute walk of the city centre. The reception staff were not only helpful and efficient, but very good humoured, even late in their shift. Well done. We ate breakfast there every day and, although unchanging, was pretty good. We dined in the restaurant twice, reflecting our satisfaction there. I can recommend this hotel for a stay in this fine city, with its history, architecture, and plethora of eating and drinking opportunities. The hotel is not in the city centre, but within a reasonable walk.

Only at Seeko for 1 night but enjoyed my stay and would return for a weekend. Well situated by the river and close to the Quai des Marques shops. It was a Sunday evening and the hotel staff, who were all very helpful, directed me to an excellant Basque restaurant near-by and arrange an eraly taxi for the morning. All-in-all a good stay and I'd like to return to see something of Bordeaux.

Great location. Just a few minutes away from N1 airport bus stop. Few minutes walk from city centre. Very quite location. Spacious room. Big bathroom & very comfy bed. Nicely furnished & decorated. Very clean. Excellent value for money. We had a very comfortable stay and were very satisfied with the hotel room & location. We would have liked it even more if breakfast were included, but hey, you are in France and you can get a decent breakfast in any bar. In fact there was a lovely "Patisserie" few minutes up the road that offered a tremendous selection of pastries & good coffee.

We picked this hotel initially due to the cost and the location. Well, we could not have picked better with the Hotel being located in the centre of Bordeaux and the quiet room that we were allocated at the rear of the Hotel overlooking a courtyard and other buildings. The room was cleaned every day and we had clean towels. The staff were very friendly and efficient, and I highly recommend the continental breakfast which was more than adequate and good value for money.

The hotel is located 10 mins walk from the river Garonne. Rooms are fairly small and decorated French style, i.e. with yellow walls and dark red drapings and lamps. Has a nice yard where you can enjoy breakfast (not always included in the price) for 10 euro. It is clean and practical, about 35 euros from the airport. The street is not much so you will have to walk for 2-3 mins to get to hangout areas. Our room had a TV and a bathroom with shower. All in all convenient and value for money, but nothing special and not the best for a romantic trip. No elevator so people with kids probably want to stay on the ground floor.