Seeko’o Hotel, Bordeaux
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“At home in a gleaming, all-white contemporary building across the busy thoroughfare from the river, four-star Seeko’o is the design choice in Chartrons. Urbanites will love the 44 urban-chic rooms with stylish pale-wood bed heads, bedside USB plugs and coffee machine.”
“A stay in the Seeko’o is a must for fans of futuristic architecture. This luxurious avant-garde icon is right at home in Bordeaux’s design quarter, the Bacalan, which is bristling with the beacons of the city’s recent building frenzy.”
What guests liked
- Top location
- Free Wifi
- Parking
- Family rooms
- Friendly staff
All you need to know
The Seeko’o Hotel is a distinctive, modern boutique hotel that guarantees a memorable journey for those in search of chic, comfort and top-notch service.
This trailblazing establishment distinguishes itself with its radical design and white Corian facade, creating a striking visual impact amidst the traditional cityscape of Bordeaux.
Its name, Seeko’o, finds its roots in the Inuit language where it translates to “iceberg” or “glacier,” an apt description considering the refreshingly sleek and contemporary aesthetics of the hotel.
Inside this unique establishment lies an ambiance of refined grace characterized by minimalist decor, uncluttered lines and stark contrasts. It boasts 45 lavish rooms and suites that are generously sized. Each space has been carefully curated to incorporate cutting-edge conveniences along with elements of artistry.
The Seeko’o Hotel boasts one of its most appealing features, offering breathtaking vistas of the Garonne River and Bordeaux’s urban landscape which can be savored right from your room. Additionally, the hotel’s prime position makes it a perfect starting point for venturing out to Bordeaux’s historical landmarks, globally renowned vineyards, and lively culinary offerings.
In search of tranquility and luxury? Look no further as guests have access to an on-site spa that provides various spoiling treatments along with a sauna and steam room for maximum relaxation.
Moreover, the hotel prides itself on its hospitable and conscientious team who strive to make each guest’s stay unforgettable by delivering tailored suggestions and support geared towards enhancing their exploration in Bordeaux.
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