Popular Bordeaux 4-star Hotels

The hotel is unbeatable. The staff, the services and the location, out of 10!

The hotel is beautifuly maintained, the staff is great. Continental reakfast at 10 euros is ok but fruits could be improved a bit. I was grateful that they were willing to go find me gluten free bread. Perhaps you could add a few more items to the continental breakfast. Guests should be aware of the location of this hotel. It is a long walk to downtown and while there is a tram within 15 minute walking distance, we did not feel very safe in this area. Not recommend you walk around after dark.

Great location of hotel. Could take tram, walk, hire bikes/scooters, take bus to Le Lac - stop very near hotel etc. Staff - excellent customer service. Keep up the great work. Fabulous interior design of the hotel. 5th floor - great views of marina area & Cite du Vin. Lots to see and do near the hotel.

This hotel can easily be reached from the train station, just take the exit to the back side of the station (where also a good pizzeria is and all the intercity buses pick up passengers). Like that you can easily reach the hotel in 5 minutes by foot. So, if you don't mind not being in the city center/old town and willing to use the nice trams and buses (both no problem at all), this is a good choice. Supposed you don't pay the official prices, but rather get a good deal (through the hotel or booking platforms). Then, and I think that's probably the normal case, this hotel can offer excellent value for the bucks. It's one of the few hotels I've experienced where the floor-level-entry shower didn't flood the whole bathroom. The hotel per se is a 4-star officially, with new rooms and amenities, but lacks in some areas compared to other 4-stars. E.g. if you arrive early and can't check in yet, you likely can't use the free wifi as it only accepts french phone numbers. Other quirks: The bathroom can't be locked, the lamps in the room can only be controlled from one side of the bed, one can not adjust the shower head's direction, has to go for the rain shower, I'd recommend setting the air-con to off during the night. The keycard sometimes stops working if stored in a purse with other magnetic cards. Also, the cleaning service is sub-par: If one doesn't leave by noon, the staff doesn't check later in the afternoon again, instead just doesn't clean the room. Bed linen also aren't renewed daily, which is something one generally expects from a 4-star (although often not really needed and not very environment-friendly). The reception staff are friendly, but in those times when only 1 person is at the reception, you might have to wait 5-10 minutes to get addressed. To me it's a bit of a mystery why the architect designed the windows relatively small, considering this is a very new hotel building. But the rooms per se are great. Prices for the laundry service are prohibitively excessive (e.g. you can buy a new t-shirt for the same price instead). The breakfast is also quite pricey, at 19 EUR.

Excellent location and next to merideck centre which is a big mall . The rooms are big n clean and wooden floor which I prefer more than carpet , there are also juice n croissant provided in the lobby during afternoon . They also have a sauna n Turkish bath . Good value will stay here again

'Majestic' as a name is slightly exaggerated for this hotel, located in a rather modest 18th century building. But the place couldn't be more central and convenient, in a small side street between the Grand Théâtre and the Place des Quinconces with its central tram station. We had booked a superior room, which was located on the 4th, thus the top floor, and facing a little courtyard, so it was very quiet day and night. The room was rather small, but all was conveniently arranged, so that we could still store our belongings. The bed was very comfortable. The bathroom was good too, with enough space by the washbasin and with toiletries 'Apothicals by Damana' from the French hotel amenities provider Groupe GM. The shower functioned very well, something which could not be said for the WiFi, maybe the weakest point for us at this hotel. At breakfast there was a good choice of items at the buffet, also the possibility to boil one's own egg. As so often in France coffee or tea were brought to the table. A special compliment must go to the very friendly and helpful staff at reception.

Good breakfast and location. But a lot of one-off things aren't there, and that's probably the case in Europe. The overall feeling is not bad, but one day, throwing my trousers directly to the ground for sanitation, I came back to see how angry I was. The shower head in the bath is not good, the old one, the angle cannot be adjusted, and the washing is uncomfortable. There is a taxi at the door, which is not bad.

We stayed here for 3 nights as a base to visit Bordeaux. From the outside the hotel does not look like much and google maps took us through a questionable part of town to get here. Less central than the centre would imply this hotel is about 15-minute walk from the main part of Bordeaux however it is very close to the tram and a shopping centre/mall. The room was comfortable and a typical size room for novotel. The hotel internally looks recently renovated and have a reusable water bottle system in place however its only 1 per room and there was 2 of us.

Location: Initially, I was concerned about the location since the hotel isn’t located in or near Bordeaux downtown. However, it was a non-issue due to available transportation options and quick tram ride to the main attractions in Bordeaux. The tram station is a short walk to/from the hotel. We had no issues getting back to the hotel via the tram even at late (December) night. Hotel staff and rooms/facility: The hotel staff did their best to make our stay comfortable and enjoyable. They all spoke fluent English. We had two rooms and both of them were very comfortable. I did not have any issues with the noise from either side of the rooms (5th floor) we were staying. The hotel is pretty new and nicely laid out for a comfortable stay. Good size high quality bottled water has been placed in the room by the housekeeping daily and we really appreciated that. Breakfast: Breakfast was great and had a lot of options. The restaurant has a very nice commercial grade automatic espresso machine at your disposal and I was able to make any coffee myself. Overall, we all enjoyed staying at the Renaissance Bordeaux and the city of Bordeaux. I highly recommend this hotel for anyone visiting Bordeaux.

We stayed here for 4 nights and loved it. The hotel is very conveniently located, near sights, restaurants, and the tram. The room was clean, comfortable, and well stocked and during the heat wave we really appreciated the air conditioning. The staff could not have been more helpful, recommending restaurants and places to visit. They went way over the top to help us, when my daughter discovered that she had left her passport in the hotel safe. The found the passport and overnighted it to our next stop in Rouen, and also kept in touch with us until we received it. You don't get that sort of service everywhere. I'd definitely stay here again.