Name: ibis Styles Bordeaux Lormont - ALL
Address: 4 rue Marcel Fourbet, Rocade exit 26, LORMONT, 33310, FR
Telephone: +33556440202
Rating: 4.7

ibis Styles Bordeaux Lormont

Design economy hotel, open to creative minds

Our 3-star hotel welcomes you in a unique atmosphere inspired by the history of the Lormont shipyards. Enjoy the comfort of our 82 spacious, air-conditioned rooms. Relax at the bar, vibrate in front of the large TV screen or have fun in our gaming area. Need to work. Our meeting room and coworking spaces are at your disposal. An experience combining comfort, fun and local immersion awaits you.

Our hotel is ideally located in the east of Bordeaux, just a 10-minute drive from the Matmut Atlantique Stadium, the Palais des Congrès and the Parc des Expositions. Whether you're coming to a game, a trade show or a cultural event in Bordeaux, our establishment is the perfect starting point.

Near the beltway, downtown Bordeaux and the main roads RN20, A10, A89, the ibis Styles Bordeaux Lormont is ideally located for business trips, sightseeing visits or a stopover en route to your vacation.

Welcome to the ibis Styles Bordeaux Lormont. With a unique design inspired by Gironde s shipyards, our hotel offers comfort and warmth. My team and I cannot wait to welcome you for an unforgettable stay.

Clement VERMEULEN, Hotel Management

Hotel extras

Fitness center
5 miles from Bordeaux Lac exhibition center
Communicating rooms for up to 5 people
Co-working space and meeting room of 430 sq.ft.
Bar and snacks for a gourmet break at any time of day

Our accommodation(s)

Room

Standard Room - 1 double bed

2 pers. max
19 m² / 204 sq ft

Bedding 1 x Double bed(s)

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Room

Standard Room - 2 single beds

2 pers. max
19 m² / 204 sq ft

Bedding 2 x Single bed(s)

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Room

SMART Room - 1 double bed and 1 single sofa bed

3 pers. max
24 m² / 258 sq ft

Bedding 1 x Queen size bed(s) and 1 x Single sofa bed(s)
Accessible room

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Room

Comfort Room - 1 double bed and 1 sofa bed for 1 person

3 pers. max
19 m² / 204 sq ft

Bedding 1 x Queen size bed(s) and 1 x Single sofa bed(s)

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Room

Communicating rooms - 1 double bed, 1 single sofa bed and 2 single beds

5 pers. max
38 m² / 409 sq ft

Bedding 1 x Double bed(s) and 1 x Single sofa bed(s) and 1 x Twin bed(s)

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Room

SMART Room - 1 double bed and 1 single sofa bed

3 pers. max
24 m² / 258 sq ft

Bedding 1 x Queen size bed(s) and 1 x Single sofa bed(s)
Accessible room

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Hotel location

ibis Styles Bordeaux Lormont

4 rue Marcel Fourbet, Rocade exit 26
33310 LORMONT
France

GPS:44.871887, -0.50735

+33 5 56 44 02 02

+33 9 99 99 99 99

Railway station
Highway exit

ROCADE BORDEAUX N26

Highway exit

Access: 1.4 km / 0.87 mi 2 min drive

BORDEAUX SAINT-JEAN

Railway station

Access: 9 km / 5.59 mi 21 min drive

ARKEA ARENA

Concert hall

Access: 9 km / 5.59 mi 13 min drive

Rocher Palmer

Mountain

Hotel services

Check-in from 02:00 PM - Check out up to 12:00 PM

On site

Car park
Pets welcome
Wheelchair accessible
Fitness center
Wi-Fi
Air conditioning
Breakfast
Bar
Meeting rooms
100% Non Smoking Property

L EMBARCADERE

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Welcome to L Embarcadere. Share an appetizer platter, cool off with a soft drink, indulge in our signature cocktails or enjoy the match with a delicious beer. A friendly, welcoming place to end your day.

Meetings & Events

Number of Meeting Room: 1
Surface of the largest room: 40 m² / 430.556 sq ft
Maximum seats capacity: 16
Maximum capacity for banquets: 0

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Our guest reviews

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ALL Rating 4.7/5 34 reviews

Michael M. Couples - 3/28/2026 Confirmed reviews ALL

Excellent hotel. A little difficult to find unless you have up to date satnav. Limited choice of evening bar meals but fine for us. Good breakfast. Fuel nearby.

Hello Michael, Thank you for your review, your feedback matters to us. As the hotel is still quite new, some GPS may not be up to date. However, Waze and Google Maps know us and can take you here easily. Eloïse and the team

Roy K. Families - 3/27/2026 Confirmed reviews ALL

Good instinct—leading with “mixed” weakens the impact and frames everything negatively before you’ve established credibility. Here’s the revised version with a stronger opening anchored in the staff: ⸻ We stayed as a family of two adults and one baby, and the standout aspect of our stay was the staff. It’s genuinely hard to fault them. They were consistently helpful, thoughtful, and efficient throughout, and every interaction was handled with care and professionalism. When travelling with a baby, that level of attentiveness really matters and was much appreciated. The room itself, however, was on the small side. We had a double bed and a double sofa bed, which made the space feel quite tight once everything was set up. It’s manageable, but not especially comfortable if you’re spending any real time in the room beyond sleeping. On the positive side, the shower area was surprisingly generous, and the bathroom overall was perfectly functional and well laid out. That said, in a family room, having only a single hook in the bathroom is an obvious oversight—there simply isn’t enough space to hang towels or clothes for multiple people, and it quickly becomes impractical. There were a few touches in the room that felt slightly underthought. The large TV, for example, felt excessive given the limited space and went completely unused. The coffee setup included a couple of Nespresso pods plus one decaf, which is fine in principle, but it felt minimal. A slightly more generous and varied offering—such as a proper strong espresso, a lungo, and a decaf replenished daily—would elevate the experience quite easily, especially given the price point. The decor is quite distinctive, but not necessarily in a positive way. The bright yellow workman helmets displayed throughout the lobby and rooms—presumably tied to the area’s history—felt garish and somewhat unappealing. It’s a bold design choice, but one that doesn’t create a particularly relaxing or refined atmosphere. One of the biggest issues, in our view, is the lack of a calm, comfortable communal space. There is only a small seating area, which in the evening becomes extremely loud. The entire floor fills with high-volume pop music, making it feel more like a casual bar than a hotel space where guests might want to unwind. With my wife and baby asleep upstairs, I came down hoping for a quiet drink and some downtime, but it was far from relaxing. There is no quiet zone at all, which feels like a significant oversight. A hotel should provide at least one space where guests can decompress, especially after travel. On a more positive note, the Brita water fountain offering free still and sparkling water is a genuinely nice touch and aligns well with modern expectations. However, the lack of a simple vending machine feels like a miss. Selling basic sweets at €3 behind the bar feels both overpriced and slightly off-brand compared to the otherwise casual positioning of the hotel. Another operational issue is the merging of reception and bar service into a single desk. In the evening, this becomes particularly frustrating. If you need something simple—like an extra pillow—you can find yourself waiting while someone orders food, pays a bar tab, or spends several minutes deciding what they want. After a long journey, basic guest requests should be quick and easy to handle. Separating these functions, even partially, would significantly improve the experience. Breakfast was included and broadly met expectations. The coffee was actually surprisingly good, which is always appreciated. The only real issue was the “boil your own eggs” concept. It’s a nice idea in theory, but in practice it didn’t work—the water wasn’t hot enough. After eight minutes, the eggs were still too soft to eat. Small details like this matter, because they shape the overall impression. Ultimately, the biggest question is value. If this stay had been priced in the €75–€90 range, it would feel fair and aligned with the offering—a solid, slightly quirky, functional hotel with great staff and a few compromises. However, at €130 per night, it starts to compete with genuine four-star options, and at that level, the shortcomings become much more noticeable. The experience simply doesn’t quite match the price. In summary: excellent staff, decent basics, but let down by design choices, lack of quiet space, and operational inefficiencies. A good stay—but not, in our view, good value at the rate we paid.