Hotels in Bordeaux with Swimming Pools

Firstly I don't normally submit reviews. I think everyone's experience is subjective based on where you've travelled before and what your expectations are. I also think it only fair to address issues with management before posting on a public forum. All of these concerns that I refer to below have been expressed to the management and the response to date has been indifferent at best. Overall this hotel is overdue a refurbishment but unfortunately the tired nature of the decor extends to the staff and management also. My problems were many. The room was not serviced properly on two days. Paint was flaking from the walls and the air-conditioning did not work properly, which meant the room was frequently cold. The room was also poorly lit, which created a very depressing ambience. Check in and check out were comical. When I checked out I was given no bill, no invoice or any receipt, neither was one emailed to me. When I got home I saw that I had been overbilled by €300 which management told me was normal practice but was being refunded to me. By the way it took three days of emailing management to be told this. This could have easily been avoided or cleared this up if I was given an bill/invoice or informed of this by reception, none of which happened. There were other issues. The downstairs common areas are small, rundown and completely misrepresented by the hotels website. The staff refused to hail me a cab and told me to go inside and order one. A small issue, but surely that's one of the benefits of staying in a five star hotel. Finally communication. I emailed them, using the address provided on their website, filled out a contact form on the website and finally completed a customer satisfaction survey. No of this aroused the attention of the Hotel Management. Finally I resorted to the only tried and trusted method, Twitter. I eventually got a response here, but it too was also slow and labored. The room was €500 per night. It was far from value for money. Would I go to Bordeaux again, most definitely yes. Would I stay in this hotel again, most definitely no. The problems in this hotel extend across the board, it will take some effort to fix them.

Very nice small luxury hotel! Excellent location, close to the center of Bordeaux, walking distance to all of the best restaurants and shopping!! Our room was excellent, larger for European standards, with excellent quality bedding. Best of all was the hotel staff! They are very friendly, helpful and very attentive to the guests needs. At the end of our stay, our taxi to the train station was running late, putting us at risk of missing our train to Paris. One of the hotel staff was getting ready to drive us in his personal car, just as the taxi finally arrived. This is a great example of how they go that extra step to ensure everything is fantastic during your stay!!

Supernice and supergood hotel, marvelous room and central downtown location. Normally i book rooms in the 100-150E range. I decided to go a bit more luxurious and i tremendously enjoyed it. Im an easy going traveler, i was i Bordeaux to assess architecture and urbanism projects. I rented a bike to go around the city. The hotel staff is very naturel an friendly, no rush to empty your wallet but rather making sure you have a great time... Best hotel experience i had i a lon time travelling the globe. Wholeheartedly recommended!! Bordeaux is the best French City!

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.

Although it may be welcome, it is welcome in the hotel. All staff are very helpful. Very nice room, most importantly very clean and bathroom. Breakfast is included in the price of the room..... very generous. Good parking lot, very close to transportation Frankly, I recommend this hotel.

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.

What was great was the lady that checked us in was super friendly. In fact all of the staff were really friendly. Thank you for that :) The pool area was a bonus after a long drive. There were not many loungers so many people were on the grass. That does not bother me, if it may bother others. I thought that the kids games area was really cool. Our accommodation was disappointing. We had an executive family room. Our room did not look like the one on the photo. The bathroom stocked rituals which was nice. What was not nice is that the large bottles (bolted to the wall) were empty! Both soaps (basin and shower) were empty. The toilet flusher was broken and only worked on one setting. There is no toilet brush….. The sleep quality was good (as the bed was comfy) but my husband found the pillows uncomfortable. What was great was that the key card was not plastic, it was made of bamboo. The parking is limited. I think that they do warn you about this on the website but just wanted to say that it’s correct.

The location of Pull*** is about 15-20 minutes drive from the city center, but the tram in Bordeaux is very convenient. On the one hand, the frequency is very frequent, and the price is very reasonable. You can buy a 24-hour for $4-$5. Full-day pass, unlimited rides. The hotel room is clean and tidy, the space is moderate, the facilities are quite large, the pool table, the pool, the piano, the breakfast is also good. If time permits, I am willing to choose a hotel that is farther away from the city center, affordable and relatively new. In addition, there is a small-sized casino on the side of the hotel. The main game is to play slot machines, but the scale cannot be compared with the casinos in Macau. It is just one more night entertainment destination.

First time in Bordeaux, we booked a nice room here. Honestly, we're lucky enough that we're used to staying in top hotels, and this place blew us away. I'd go back to Bordeaux just to stay here again. The term ”boutique hotel” is so over-used these days, but Villas Foch is truly a boutique hotel. It's small, independently operated. In a nice quiet residential area. The service was off the charts. Everyone was so friendly and helpful to us. The hotel itself is absolutely gorgeous inside. I have no idea who the designer was, but huge kudos to them. The rooms are gorgeous, common areas are gorgeous. Breakfast was great. The bar here is great. Room was super comfy, bed was comfy, AC was great. The staff could not have been better. Like everyone went out of their way to make sure we were having a good time. Really, I can't recommend this hotel highly enough. Huge thank you to the staff here, we had a wonderful stay.

I stayed at this facility on September 14th and 15th 2019. It ticked all the boxes for me even though l booked quite late and weekends in Bordeaux are busy so as £70 a night it was more pricey than l usually pay at Adagio. However, it was still good value and the best option available for my needs. The location is very good. A quiet street less than 10 minutes walk from the tram and only 15 minutes walk from one of Bordeaux's main shopping malls which is anchored by a big Auchan with large supermarket department. Everything was explained to me in English. The same staff member was on shift throughout my stay and she was absolutely excellent and friendly. Reception does close at 18.00 at weekends at this branch so visitors do need to be able to work with that. The room was a good size as was the bed. The TV worked, there was sufficient natural light and the room had been well cleaned between bookings.The kitchenette area was separate from the main part of the room and the supply of catering/cooking equipment was good. I find Accor tend to provide more pans,cutlery, crockery than their competitors. So, good place to stay and if the young woman on shift of 14th -16th September is typical, very high level of staff performance.