Yndo Hotel, Bordeaux
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“Five-star service and comforts fuse with all the charm and grace of an 18th-century hôtel particulier at this sophisticated boutique hotel. Owner Agnès Guiot du Doignon knows a thing or two about design, and public areas are akin to a contemporary art gallery – the bold artwork by contemporary Bordeaux artist Yannick Fournié is utterly compelling. Twelve beautiful rooms are individually designed.”
“The Yndo opened a few years ago and has brought some welcome understated luxury to the hotel scene in Bordeaux. This is really a special experience. You’ll find it on a quiet side road only a few minutes stroll from place Gambetta and the lovely shops on rue Judaïque. Owner Agnès Guiot Du Doignon has decorated in beautifully understated but hugely luxurious style, with wonderful paintings and furniture throughout.”
“Behind the pale limestone exterior of an impeccably restored hotel particulier is a delightful surprise: a five-star design hotel. Yndô is a refined and tranquil retreat in the heart of the city, blending bold contemporary style with boutique comforts and outstanding service.”
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- Top location
- Friendly staff
- Comfortable beds
- Private parking
- Free Wifi
All you need to know
Nestled amongst various noteworthy sites, Yndo Hotel stands as a striking and lavish boutique hotel, guaranteeing an indelible impression for all its patrons. Housed in a mansion dating back to the 19th century, Yndo Hotel masterfully intertwines vintage grandeur with modern aesthetics, promising each visit is not only luxurious but also trendy.
Yndo Hotel takes pride in offering 12 exceptional rooms, each adorned uniquely and radiating distinct charisma. Ranging from snug quarters to extravagant suites, there’s something tailored to satisfy every guest’s style and predilection.
Every room at this esteemed establishment comes equipped with premier amenities such as air conditioning units, iPads and high-definition televisions. This ensures that guests enjoy all the contemporary conveniences during their stay.
One of the defining characteristics of Yndo Hotel that sets it apart is its unparalleled service quality aimed at ensuring every visitor feels thoroughly attended throughout their time within these prestigious walls.
The accommodating and detail-oriented personnel at Yndo Hotel outdo themselves in fulfilling their guests’ wishes, providing tailored suggestions for experiences and arranging activities like vineyard tours and wine sampling sessions.
One more major attraction of this hotel is its delightful gourmet breakfast, freshly made every day using local produce.
In addition to this, guests have the option to savor tasty snacks and beverages all through the day either in the welcoming ambiance of the hotel lounge or on its stunning outdoor patio – an ideal spot for those balmy afternoons in Bordeaux.
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