La Maison Bord’eaux, Bordeaux
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“In a quiet, residential area slightly out of the center, lies this chic hideaway, just across the street from a chunk of a 2nd-century Gallo-Roman arena. Back in the 18th century these buildings made up a postal relay; today the golden limestone facade hides a collection of comfortable, modern rooms with polished wood floors, contemporary furniture, and luscious colors on the walls.”
“Northwest of the city center, the street-front door of this inconspicuous boutique hotel opens onto a quiet courtyard that once served as a relay stable for carriages and today provides a welcome respite for modern travelers seeking urban tranquility.”
“You’d expect to find a sumptuous 18th-century château with a conifer-flanked courtyard and stable house in the countryside, but this stunning maison d’hôte hidden behind a high stone wall is right in the middle of the city. It is part of the prestigious Châteaux & Hotels Collection, with sumptuous rooms to match.”
What guests liked
- Top location
- Private parking
- Family rooms
- Free Wifi
- Great breakfast
All you need to know
Nestled in the heart of the enchanting city of Bordeaux, the Maison Bord’eaux Hotel welcomes its guests into a world of luxury, elegance, and warmth. This beautiful boutique hotel is truly a hidden gem, offering an authentic French experience with a modern twist.
The charming 18th-century townhouse, which houses the hotel, has been meticulously restored to showcase its stunning original architecture while incorporating contemporary design elements.
The result is a harmonious blend of old and new, where the spirit of Bordeaux’s past meets the chic sophistication of today.
One of the standout features of Maison Bord’eaux is its prime location. Situated just steps away from the city’s historic center and opposite the ruins of Palais Gallien, guests can easily explore the best of Bordeaux’s culture and heritage, as well as its vibrant dining and shopping scene.
The hotel offers six impeccably designed guest room options, each boasting unique character and style. Guests can expect to find luxurious amenities such as high-quality linens, plush bathrobes, and designer toiletries in each room.
The rooms also showcase artwork from local artists, adding a touch of the region’s culture and charm to the overall ambiance.
Maison Bord’eaux’s dedication to exceptional service is evident in the personalized attention given to each guest. The friendly and knowledgeable staff are always on hand to cater to guests’ needs and offer insight into the best of what Bordeaux has to offer.
Enjoy complimentary breakfast in the glass-ceilinged lounge, where you can enjoy cold cuts, pastries, eggs, cheese, fruit, and hot and cold drinks. The onsite wine bar offers tastings by the glass. This hotel also has gourmet afternoon tea for a pit stop between sightseeing.
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