Economy Studio, Kitchenette
from $58
City Résidence Bordeaux Centre
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I could spend time writing a lengthy review but I will both save us time: if you cherish life, don't go there.
This place somewhat resembles a student hall of residence. The rooms have an unusually good amount of desk/eating space, and the front desk staff were young. My room was spacious, bright, comfortable, quiet, and, apart from some mold in the shower and some poorly washed cooking utensils, clean. It's about a twenty-minute walk along the river to downtown or a few minutes' tram ride. Though I have rented a better apartment for less money in Bordeaux, it still represents pretty good value for money.
We love running and walking to downtown areas and this location is just 15min walk from Bordeaux romantic area.
This apartment-hotel had basic furnishings, but very clean, well maintained, and in great condition. Amenities included digital television (HD, TNT), refrigerator, stove, and a full set of plates, cutlery, coffee pot, etc. They also had free Wifi (but see below). They also had a direct phone number to the room (free for incoming, pay for calling). The staff were very friendly. I had only two or three smaller issues: (1) As with many apartment-hotels, the hours are limited. In particular, 8:30 a.m. - 12:00 noon on Saturday, something similar on Sunday; and the reception closes at 8 p.m. on weekdays. There's a code and key card to enter at other times. My airplane was late, and I hadn't thought about calling them in advance in case my airplane was late. Be sure to call. (They didn't put their e-mail on their web site. So, call by phone.) (2) The hotel is hidden in an out-of-the-way plaza. It's only three blocks from the tram stop "Cours du Medoc". But print out a map in advance if you want to find the hotel easily. (3) I have Linux on my laptop and at work. Their free Wifi was blocking the "ssh" protocol that is commonly used for Linux. I could surf the web, but I could not connect to my work computer because they block "ssh".
Hotel highlights
- Walking distance to Bordeaux Wine and Trade Museum and Contemporary Art Museum
- Free WiFi in rooms and public areas
Located in Chartrons, City Résidence Bordeaux Centre is within a 5-minute walk of Bordeaux Wine and Trade Museum and within 15 minutes of other popular attractions like Contemporary Art Museum. The 79 rooms at this 3-star residence include kitchenettes, refrigerators, and microwaves. Located in central Bordeaux, the residence is also near Aquitaine Museum and Place des Quinconces.
Dining
Start each morning with buffet breakfast, available for a fee from 7 AM to 9:30 AM.
Rooms
The 79 soundproofed rooms feature kitchenettes with refrigerators, microwaves, and stovetops. Guests can expect free WiFi and 52-inch LCD TVs with digital channels. Bathrooms offer deep soaking tubs and hair dryers. Other standard amenities include free weekday newspapers and desks. Weekly housekeeping is available.
Property features
City Résidence Bordeaux Centre features free WiFi in public areas and a terrace. You can take advantage of free offsite parking if you drive. A multilingual staff is on hand to help with luggage storage, and offer sightseeing advice.
Guest reviews for City Résidence Bordeaux Centre
a disgusting room
GetawayWithFriends
I could spend time writing a lengthy review but I will both save us time: if you cherish life, don't go there.
no complaints
BusinessTravelers
This place somewhat resembles a student hall of residence. The rooms have an unusually good amount of desk/eating space, and the front desk staff were young. My room was spacious, bright, comfortable, quiet, and, apart from some mold in the shower and some poorly washed cooking utensils, clean. It's about a twenty-minute walk along the river to downtown or a few minutes' tram ride. Though I have rented a better apartment for less money in Bordeaux, it still represents pretty good value for money.
great hotel for great price
Families
We love running and walking to downtown areas and this location is just 15min walk from Bordeaux romantic area.
excellent value; limited hours for the reception desk
BusinessTravelers
This apartment-hotel had basic furnishings, but very clean, well maintained, and in great condition. Amenities included digital television (HD, TNT), refrigerator, stove, and a full set of plates, cutlery, coffee pot, etc. They also had free Wifi (but see below). They also had a direct phone number to the room (free for incoming, pay for calling). The staff were very friendly. I had only two or three smaller issues: (1) As with many apartment-hotels, the hours are limited. In particular, 8:30 a.m. - 12:00 noon on Saturday, something similar on Sunday; and the reception closes at 8 p.m. on weekdays. There's a code and key card to enter at other times. My airplane was late, and I hadn't thought about calling them in advance in case my airplane was late. Be sure to call. (They didn't put their e-mail on their web site. So, call by phone.) (2) The hotel is hidden in an out-of-the-way plaza. It's only three blocks from the tram stop "Cours du Medoc". But print out a map in advance if you want to find the hotel easily. (3) I have Linux on my laptop and at work. Their free Wifi was blocking the "ssh" protocol that is commonly used for Linux. I could surf the web, but I could not connect to my work computer because they block "ssh".
