Hôtel La Cour Carrée, Bordeaux
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“Tucked in an 18th-century house on a quiet side street with little passing traffic, this design-driven boutique hotel oozes natural style and peace. Soft, muted colours and contemporary Scandinavian furnishings complement ancient gold-stone walls in its 16 elegant rooms, and the pièce de résistance is the interior courtyard – a much-appreciated alfresco lounge in summer.”
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- Top location
- Friendly staff
- Private parking
- Free Wifi
All you need to know
The Hôtel La Cour Carrée, a charming boutique hotel, is nestled in a refurbished two-century-old townhouse in the heart of Bordeaux.
The fusion of traditional Bordeaux stone, wooden beams, and fireplaces creates a cozy atmosphere, while the minimalist Nordic-inspired interior design injects a modern, stylish vibe. Its prime location makes it perfect for exploring the city on foot and provides easy access to all types of public transportation.
A stone’s throw away from Grands Hommes Square, Allées de Tourny, and Gambetta Square, this charming, air-conditioned hotel offers complimentary Wi-Fi access. Housed in a 200-year-old edifice, it boasts tastefully furnished rooms and a patio with a terrace.
Many of the rooms, designed in a modern style, feature wooden beams and walls with exposed stone. They all come equipped with an LCD TV, and some even offer a cozy seating area. The en-suite bathrooms are equipped with either a bathtub or a shower.
Hôtel La Cour Carrée serves up a buffet breakfast each morning.
A variety of shops, along with shuttle services to Bordeaux Airport and Saint-Jean Railway Station, can be found just a stone’s throw away, in Gambetta Square.
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