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Reverently referred to as The Pearl of Aquitaine, the port city of Bordeaux straddles the banks of the mighty Garonne river, its captivating streets packed with elegant landmarks from majestic, honey-coloured landmarks to inspiring contemporary architecture. No trip to Bordeaux – the capital of France’s Nouvelle-Aquitaine region – is complete without a visit to some of the many monuments that showcase its rich and complex history. There are certainly plenty to choose from: you might like to start with the riverside Quais de Bordeaux, a UNESCO World Heritage Site thanks to its grand, neo-Classical palaces and sweeping promenade. And of course, the Bordeaux chateaux and their associated vineyards are the stuff of legend – extending for miles into the surrounding countryside and producing some of the finest wines in the world.
Located south of Bordeaux, hotelF1 Bordeaux Sud Villenave-d'Ornon welcomes you 24/7. It was fully renovated in January 2020. Redecorated in the #ontheroad style. Colorful comfortable rooms, incl. Cabrio with en suite shower and wc. In addition to WiFi and free parking, the hotel has vending machines for cold and hot drinks, snacks and hot and cold dishes. Enjoy the all-you-can-eat breakfast buffet.
Novotel Bordeaux Centre is the perfect hotel for exploring Bordeaux and its surroundings with family and friends. You'll be charmed by the soothing and modern decor of our spaces. Make the most of your visit with a session in our fitness center or a tasty and relaxing treat on the terrace of our restaurant "Les Décantés". Before you go, why not have a game of pinball or foosball?
The NOVOTEL Bordeaux Lac offers you a chance to unwind. Enjoy the terrace, the lake view and the heated pool, just minutes from the historic center of Bordeaux. Try our restaurant menus homemade cuisine made from local produce. Keep the family entertained with our children area. For business travelers, our hotel is close to the city business hubs, and has 11 meeting rooms and a coworking space.
In the heart of the Bastide district, the ibis Bordeaux Centre Bastide hotel is run by an attentive team. We welcome you with a smile and offer modern and comfortable rooms. Guests can enjoy an all-you-can-eat buffet breakfast with sweet and savory flavors between 6.30am and 10am. If you're feeling peckish, we offer light snacks 24 hours a day to eat in your room or in the restaurant area.
Ibis budget Libourne is located on ZA des Dagueys business park by a lake hosting international rowing/canoeing competitions. In summer, enjoy the lakeside beach. Perfect base to discover the vineyards of Libournais, Pomerol and Saint-Emilion. A89 highway access is 2 min away. Travel to Bordeaux in 20 min or head to the neighboring Périgord region. Open 24/7. Breakfast 6:30am-9:30am (10:30am on weekends).
Welcome to the ibis hotel, close to downtown Bordeaux and Mérignac airport, and near the Haut-Levêque hospital and the region's famous wine châteaux. Rooms are comfortable with an ultra-soft 'sweet bed' for a great night's sleep. Enjoy the relaxing bar at any time, and wonderful treats in the Del Arte Italian restaurant. All you need for a lovely stay!
Very close to the tram, ideal for exploring Bordeaux, hotelF1 Bordeaux Lormont offers BREAK Rooms with 3 individual beds, TANDEM with a double bed and SIDE CAR with 2 single beds. Spacious, well-equipped sanitary facilities with showers and toilets are near the room. Our hotel welcomes you for your business or leisure stays. Enjoy our rooms with A/C, breakfast for EUR 4.90, free WIFI and secure car park.
Located not far from Mériadeck district and Town Hall, Aparthotel Adagio Access Bordeaux Rodesse has 44 apartments (studios and 2 rooms) w/ kitchenettes, and double beds or twins subject to availability (not guaranteed in advance). There's an outdoor swimming pool open in season (shared as condominium) and private car park (for fee). Buses and trams close to residence make it easier to get around Bordeaux.
The ibis budget Bordeaux Centre Mériadeck is ideally located for an unforgettable Bordeaux immersion. Park your vehicle in our undercover car park to start your getaway on foot, by tram or by bike. Be charmed by the famous Rue Sainte Catherine, the Grand Théâtre and the Miroir d'eau. To finish in style, enjoy the sunset on our rooftop Le B35 and book your table at the Bistrot de Mériadeck.
Located on the Right Bank, hotelF1 Bordeaux Ville Arena is ideal for a stay in the city. New rooms, some with private bathrooms. WiFi and free enclosed parking. Grab a takeout breakfast to have in your room. Vending machines with drinks, snacks and hot and cold dishes available. Food delivery ordering terminal. A receptionist will welcome you no matter what time you arrive.
Ibis budget, the smart choice of accommodation. During your travels, choose to sleep in a modern and pleasantly renovated room, designed for 1, 2 or 3 people depending on the country, equipped with a shower, toilet, and satellite TV, for a very economical price. Also enjoy the benefits of a gourmet breakfast at a low price. We have a meeting room and small workspace areas
The hotel has been completely renovated and offers quality services: a restaurant under a spectacular glass roof opening onto a patio, a bar for all your moments of the day, a garden for sharing cocktails and mezzés, a cardio area reserved for guests, 11 meeting rooms with natural light and a vast atrium for your seminar breaks. Our 215 travel-themed rooms, with a wide choice of categories, will give you a change of scenery during your stay.
Reverently referred to as The Pearl of Aquitaine, the port city of Bordeaux straddles the banks of the mighty Garonne river, its captivating streets packed with elegant landmarks from majestic, honey-coloured landmarks to inspiring contemporary architecture. No trip to Bordeaux – the capital of France’s Nouvelle-Aquitaine region – is complete without a visit to some of the many monuments that showcase its rich and complex history. There are certainly plenty to choose from: you might like to start with the riverside Quais de Bordeaux, a UNESCO World Heritage Site thanks to its grand, neo-Classical palaces and sweeping promenade. And of course, the Bordeaux chateaux and their associated vineyards are the stuff of legend – extending for miles into the surrounding countryside and producing some of the finest wines in the world.
Reverently referred to as The Pearl of Aquitaine, the port city of Bordeaux straddles the banks of the mighty Garonne river, its captivating streets packed with elegant landmarks from majestic, honey-coloured landmarks to inspiring contemporary architecture. No trip to Bordeaux – the capital of France’s Nouvelle-Aquitaine region – is complete without a visit to some of the many monuments that showcase its rich and complex history. There are certainly plenty to choose from: you might like to start with the riverside Quais de Bordeaux, a UNESCO World Heritage Site thanks to its grand, neo-Classical palaces and sweeping promenade. And of course, the Bordeaux chateaux and their associated vineyards are the stuff of legend – extending for miles into the surrounding countryside and producing some of the finest wines in the world.
Reverently referred to as The Pearl of Aquitaine, the port city of Bordeaux straddles the banks of the mighty Garonne river, its captivating streets packed with elegant landmarks from majestic, honey-coloured landmarks to inspiring contemporary architecture. No trip to Bordeaux – the capital of France’s Nouvelle-Aquitaine region – is complete without a visit to some of the many monuments that showcase its rich and complex history. There are certainly plenty to choose from: you might like to start with the riverside Quais de Bordeaux, a UNESCO World Heritage Site thanks to its grand, neo-Classical palaces and sweeping promenade. And of course, the Bordeaux chateaux and their associated vineyards are the stuff of legend – extending for miles into the surrounding countryside and producing some of the finest wines in the world.
Reverently referred to as The Pearl of Aquitaine, the port city of Bordeaux straddles the banks of the mighty Garonne river, its captivating streets packed with elegant landmarks from majestic, honey-coloured landmarks to inspiring contemporary architecture. No trip to Bordeaux – the capital of France’s Nouvelle-Aquitaine region – is complete without a visit to some of the many monuments that showcase its rich and complex history. There are certainly plenty to choose from: you might like to start with the riverside Quais de Bordeaux, a UNESCO World Heritage Site thanks to its grand, neo-Classical palaces and sweeping promenade. And of course, the Bordeaux chateaux and their associated vineyards are the stuff of legend – extending for miles into the surrounding countryside and producing some of the finest wines in the world.
Reverently referred to as The Pearl of Aquitaine, the port city of Bordeaux straddles the banks of the mighty Garonne river, its captivating streets packed with elegant landmarks from majestic, honey-coloured landmarks to inspiring contemporary architecture. No trip to Bordeaux – the capital of France’s Nouvelle-Aquitaine region – is complete without a visit to some of the many monuments that showcase its rich and complex history. There are certainly plenty to choose from: you might like to start with the riverside Quais de Bordeaux, a UNESCO World Heritage Site thanks to its grand, neo-Classical palaces and sweeping promenade. And of course, the Bordeaux chateaux and their associated vineyards are the stuff of legend – extending for miles into the surrounding countryside and producing some of the finest wines in the world.
Reverently referred to as The Pearl of Aquitaine, the port city of Bordeaux straddles the banks of the mighty Garonne river, its captivating streets packed with elegant landmarks from majestic, honey-coloured landmarks to inspiring contemporary architecture. No trip to Bordeaux – the capital of France’s Nouvelle-Aquitaine region – is complete without a visit to some of the many monuments that showcase its rich and complex history. There are certainly plenty to choose from: you might like to start with the riverside Quais de Bordeaux, a UNESCO World Heritage Site thanks to its grand, neo-Classical palaces and sweeping promenade. And of course, the Bordeaux chateaux and their associated vineyards are the stuff of legend – extending for miles into the surrounding countryside and producing some of the finest wines in the world.
Reverently referred to as The Pearl of Aquitaine, the port city of Bordeaux straddles the banks of the mighty Garonne river, its captivating streets packed with elegant landmarks from majestic, honey-coloured landmarks to inspiring contemporary architecture. No trip to Bordeaux – the capital of France’s Nouvelle-Aquitaine region – is complete without a visit to some of the many monuments that showcase its rich and complex history. There are certainly plenty to choose from: you might like to start with the riverside Quais de Bordeaux, a UNESCO World Heritage Site thanks to its grand, neo-Classical palaces and sweeping promenade. And of course, the Bordeaux chateaux and their associated vineyards are the stuff of legend – extending for miles into the surrounding countryside and producing some of the finest wines in the world.
Reverently referred to as The Pearl of Aquitaine, the port city of Bordeaux straddles the banks of the mighty Garonne river, its captivating streets packed with elegant landmarks from majestic, honey-coloured landmarks to inspiring contemporary architecture. No trip to Bordeaux – the capital of France’s Nouvelle-Aquitaine region – is complete without a visit to some of the many monuments that showcase its rich and complex history. There are certainly plenty to choose from: you might like to start with the riverside Quais de Bordeaux, a UNESCO World Heritage Site thanks to its grand, neo-Classical palaces and sweeping promenade. And of course, the Bordeaux chateaux and their associated vineyards are the stuff of legend – extending for miles into the surrounding countryside and producing some of the finest wines in the world.
Reverently referred to as The Pearl of Aquitaine, the port city of Bordeaux straddles the banks of the mighty Garonne river, its captivating streets packed with elegant landmarks from majestic, honey-coloured landmarks to inspiring contemporary architecture. No trip to Bordeaux – the capital of France’s Nouvelle-Aquitaine region – is complete without a visit to some of the many monuments that showcase its rich and complex history. There are certainly plenty to choose from: you might like to start with the riverside Quais de Bordeaux, a UNESCO World Heritage Site thanks to its grand, neo-Classical palaces and sweeping promenade. And of course, the Bordeaux chateaux and their associated vineyards are the stuff of legend – extending for miles into the surrounding countryside and producing some of the finest wines in the world.
Reverently referred to as The Pearl of Aquitaine, the port city of Bordeaux straddles the banks of the mighty Garonne river, its captivating streets packed with elegant landmarks from majestic, honey-coloured landmarks to inspiring contemporary architecture. No trip to Bordeaux – the capital of France’s Nouvelle-Aquitaine region – is complete without a visit to some of the many monuments that showcase its rich and complex history. There are certainly plenty to choose from: you might like to start with the riverside Quais de Bordeaux, a UNESCO World Heritage Site thanks to its grand, neo-Classical palaces and sweeping promenade. And of course, the Bordeaux chateaux and their associated vineyards are the stuff of legend – extending for miles into the surrounding countryside and producing some of the finest wines in the world.
Reverently referred to as The Pearl of Aquitaine, the port city of Bordeaux straddles the banks of the mighty Garonne river, its captivating streets packed with elegant landmarks from majestic, honey-coloured landmarks to inspiring contemporary architecture. No trip to Bordeaux – the capital of France’s Nouvelle-Aquitaine region – is complete without a visit to some of the many monuments that showcase its rich and complex history. There are certainly plenty to choose from: you might like to start with the riverside Quais de Bordeaux, a UNESCO World Heritage Site thanks to its grand, neo-Classical palaces and sweeping promenade. And of course, the Bordeaux chateaux and their associated vineyards are the stuff of legend – extending for miles into the surrounding countryside and producing some of the finest wines in the world.
Reverently referred to as The Pearl of Aquitaine, the port city of Bordeaux straddles the banks of the mighty Garonne river, its captivating streets packed with elegant landmarks from majestic, honey-coloured landmarks to inspiring contemporary architecture. No trip to Bordeaux – the capital of France’s Nouvelle-Aquitaine region – is complete without a visit to some of the many monuments that showcase its rich and complex history. There are certainly plenty to choose from: you might like to start with the riverside Quais de Bordeaux, a UNESCO World Heritage Site thanks to its grand, neo-Classical palaces and sweeping promenade. And of course, the Bordeaux chateaux and their associated vineyards are the stuff of legend – extending for miles into the surrounding countryside and producing some of the finest wines in the world.
Reverently referred to as The Pearl of Aquitaine, the port city of Bordeaux straddles the banks of the mighty Garonne river, its captivating streets packed with elegant landmarks from majestic, honey-coloured landmarks to inspiring contemporary architecture. No trip to Bordeaux – the capital of France’s Nouvelle-Aquitaine region – is complete without a visit to some of the many monuments that showcase its rich and complex history. There are certainly plenty to choose from: you might like to start with the riverside Quais de Bordeaux, a UNESCO World Heritage Site thanks to its grand, neo-Classical palaces and sweeping promenade. And of course, the Bordeaux chateaux and their associated vineyards are the stuff of legend – extending for miles into the surrounding countryside and producing some of the finest wines in the world.
Reverently referred to as The Pearl of Aquitaine, the port city of Bordeaux straddles the banks of the mighty Garonne river, its captivating streets packed with elegant landmarks from majestic, honey-coloured landmarks to inspiring contemporary architecture. No trip to Bordeaux – the capital of France’s Nouvelle-Aquitaine region – is complete without a visit to some of the many monuments that showcase its rich and complex history. There are certainly plenty to choose from: you might like to start with the riverside Quais de Bordeaux, a UNESCO World Heritage Site thanks to its grand, neo-Classical palaces and sweeping promenade. And of course, the Bordeaux chateaux and their associated vineyards are the stuff of legend – extending for miles into the surrounding countryside and producing some of the finest wines in the world.
Reverently referred to as The Pearl of Aquitaine, the port city of Bordeaux straddles the banks of the mighty Garonne river, its captivating streets packed with elegant landmarks from majestic, honey-coloured landmarks to inspiring contemporary architecture. No trip to Bordeaux – the capital of France’s Nouvelle-Aquitaine region – is complete without a visit to some of the many monuments that showcase its rich and complex history. There are certainly plenty to choose from: you might like to start with the riverside Quais de Bordeaux, a UNESCO World Heritage Site thanks to its grand, neo-Classical palaces and sweeping promenade. And of course, the Bordeaux chateaux and their associated vineyards are the stuff of legend – extending for miles into the surrounding countryside and producing some of the finest wines in the world.
Reverently referred to as The Pearl of Aquitaine, the port city of Bordeaux straddles the banks of the mighty Garonne river, its captivating streets packed with elegant landmarks from majestic, honey-coloured landmarks to inspiring contemporary architecture. No trip to Bordeaux – the capital of France’s Nouvelle-Aquitaine region – is complete without a visit to some of the many monuments that showcase its rich and complex history. There are certainly plenty to choose from: you might like to start with the riverside Quais de Bordeaux, a UNESCO World Heritage Site thanks to its grand, neo-Classical palaces and sweeping promenade. And of course, the Bordeaux chateaux and their associated vineyards are the stuff of legend – extending for miles into the surrounding countryside and producing some of the finest wines in the world.
Reverently referred to as The Pearl of Aquitaine, the port city of Bordeaux straddles the banks of the mighty Garonne river, its captivating streets packed with elegant landmarks from majestic, honey-coloured landmarks to inspiring contemporary architecture. No trip to Bordeaux – the capital of France’s Nouvelle-Aquitaine region – is complete without a visit to some of the many monuments that showcase its rich and complex history. There are certainly plenty to choose from: you might like to start with the riverside Quais de Bordeaux, a UNESCO World Heritage Site thanks to its grand, neo-Classical palaces and sweeping promenade. And of course, the Bordeaux chateaux and their associated vineyards are the stuff of legend – extending for miles into the surrounding countryside and producing some of the finest wines in the world.
Reverently referred to as The Pearl of Aquitaine, the port city of Bordeaux straddles the banks of the mighty Garonne river, its captivating streets packed with elegant landmarks from majestic, honey-coloured landmarks to inspiring contemporary architecture. No trip to Bordeaux – the capital of France’s Nouvelle-Aquitaine region – is complete without a visit to some of the many monuments that showcase its rich and complex history. There are certainly plenty to choose from: you might like to start with the riverside Quais de Bordeaux, a UNESCO World Heritage Site thanks to its grand, neo-Classical palaces and sweeping promenade. And of course, the Bordeaux chateaux and their associated vineyards are the stuff of legend – extending for miles into the surrounding countryside and producing some of the finest wines in the world.
Reverently referred to as The Pearl of Aquitaine, the port city of Bordeaux straddles the banks of the mighty Garonne river, its captivating streets packed with elegant landmarks from majestic, honey-coloured landmarks to inspiring contemporary architecture. No trip to Bordeaux – the capital of France’s Nouvelle-Aquitaine region – is complete without a visit to some of the many monuments that showcase its rich and complex history. There are certainly plenty to choose from: you might like to start with the riverside Quais de Bordeaux, a UNESCO World Heritage Site thanks to its grand, neo-Classical palaces and sweeping promenade. And of course, the Bordeaux chateaux and their associated vineyards are the stuff of legend – extending for miles into the surrounding countryside and producing some of the finest wines in the world.
Reverently referred to as The Pearl of Aquitaine, the port city of Bordeaux straddles the banks of the mighty Garonne river, its captivating streets packed with elegant landmarks from majestic, honey-coloured landmarks to inspiring contemporary architecture. No trip to Bordeaux – the capital of France’s Nouvelle-Aquitaine region – is complete without a visit to some of the many monuments that showcase its rich and complex history. There are certainly plenty to choose from: you might like to start with the riverside Quais de Bordeaux, a UNESCO World Heritage Site thanks to its grand, neo-Classical palaces and sweeping promenade. And of course, the Bordeaux chateaux and their associated vineyards are the stuff of legend – extending for miles into the surrounding countryside and producing some of the finest wines in the world.
Reverently referred to as The Pearl of Aquitaine, the port city of Bordeaux straddles the banks of the mighty Garonne river, its captivating streets packed with elegant landmarks from majestic, honey-coloured landmarks to inspiring contemporary architecture. No trip to Bordeaux – the capital of France’s Nouvelle-Aquitaine region – is complete without a visit to some of the many monuments that showcase its rich and complex history. There are certainly plenty to choose from: you might like to start with the riverside Quais de Bordeaux, a UNESCO World Heritage Site thanks to its grand, neo-Classical palaces and sweeping promenade. And of course, the Bordeaux chateaux and their associated vineyards are the stuff of legend – extending for miles into the surrounding countryside and producing some of the finest wines in the world.
Reverently referred to as The Pearl of Aquitaine, the port city of Bordeaux straddles the banks of the mighty Garonne river, its captivating streets packed with elegant landmarks from majestic, honey-coloured landmarks to inspiring contemporary architecture. No trip to Bordeaux – the capital of France’s Nouvelle-Aquitaine region – is complete without a visit to some of the many monuments that showcase its rich and complex history. There are certainly plenty to choose from: you might like to start with the riverside Quais de Bordeaux, a UNESCO World Heritage Site thanks to its grand, neo-Classical palaces and sweeping promenade. And of course, the Bordeaux chateaux and their associated vineyards are the stuff of legend – extending for miles into the surrounding countryside and producing some of the finest wines in the world.
Reverently referred to as The Pearl of Aquitaine, the port city of Bordeaux straddles the banks of the mighty Garonne river, its captivating streets packed with elegant landmarks from majestic, honey-coloured landmarks to inspiring contemporary architecture. No trip to Bordeaux – the capital of France’s Nouvelle-Aquitaine region – is complete without a visit to some of the many monuments that showcase its rich and complex history. There are certainly plenty to choose from: you might like to start with the riverside Quais de Bordeaux, a UNESCO World Heritage Site thanks to its grand, neo-Classical palaces and sweeping promenade. And of course, the Bordeaux chateaux and their associated vineyards are the stuff of legend – extending for miles into the surrounding countryside and producing some of the finest wines in the world.
Reverently referred to as The Pearl of Aquitaine, the port city of Bordeaux straddles the banks of the mighty Garonne river, its captivating streets packed with elegant landmarks from majestic, honey-coloured landmarks to inspiring contemporary architecture. No trip to Bordeaux – the capital of France’s Nouvelle-Aquitaine region – is complete without a visit to some of the many monuments that showcase its rich and complex history. There are certainly plenty to choose from: you might like to start with the riverside Quais de Bordeaux, a UNESCO World Heritage Site thanks to its grand, neo-Classical palaces and sweeping promenade. And of course, the Bordeaux chateaux and their associated vineyards are the stuff of legend – extending for miles into the surrounding countryside and producing some of the finest wines in the world.
Reverently referred to as The Pearl of Aquitaine, the port city of Bordeaux straddles the banks of the mighty Garonne river, its captivating streets packed with elegant landmarks from majestic, honey-coloured landmarks to inspiring contemporary architecture. No trip to Bordeaux – the capital of France’s Nouvelle-Aquitaine region – is complete without a visit to some of the many monuments that showcase its rich and complex history. There are certainly plenty to choose from: you might like to start with the riverside Quais de Bordeaux, a UNESCO World Heritage Site thanks to its grand, neo-Classical palaces and sweeping promenade. And of course, the Bordeaux chateaux and their associated vineyards are the stuff of legend – extending for miles into the surrounding countryside and producing some of the finest wines in the world.
Reverently referred to as The Pearl of Aquitaine, the port city of Bordeaux straddles the banks of the mighty Garonne river, its captivating streets packed with elegant landmarks from majestic, honey-coloured landmarks to inspiring contemporary architecture. No trip to Bordeaux – the capital of France’s Nouvelle-Aquitaine region – is complete without a visit to some of the many monuments that showcase its rich and complex history. There are certainly plenty to choose from: you might like to start with the riverside Quais de Bordeaux, a UNESCO World Heritage Site thanks to its grand, neo-Classical palaces and sweeping promenade. And of course, the Bordeaux chateaux and their associated vineyards are the stuff of legend – extending for miles into the surrounding countryside and producing some of the finest wines in the world.