Best Hotels in Bouliac, France

Located in Floirac, Greet Hotel Bordeaux Floirac Arena is within a 10-minute drive of Place de la Victoire and Aquitaine Museum. This hotel is 4.9 mi (7.9 km) from St. Michael Basilica and 4.9 mi (7.9 km) from Place de la Bourse.Take advantage of recreation opportunities such as bicycles to rent, or other amenities including complimentary wireless internet access and a vending machine.Buffet breakfasts are available daily for a fee.Featured amenities include a 24-hour front desk, multilingual staff, and an elevator. Free self parking is available onsite.Stay in one of 58 guestrooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Your room comes with a pillowtop bed. Complimentary wireless internet access keeps you connected, and digital programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with showers feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers.

À fuir, J'ai réservé 1 nuit dans une chambre considérée par l'accueil et le site internet comme surclassée dans un hôtel 3 étoiles. La salle de bain est entièrement équipée comme dans un Ehpad ou hôpital, ce qui n'est pas mentionné dans l'annonce, et peut provoquer à l'inverse de l'angoisse et de l'anxiété face à ce type d'équipement. Je souhaite changer de chambre mais l'hôtel est complet, et le remboursement impossible puisque pas fait avant 18h. L'hôtel ne me trouve aucune autre solution à me proposer, me laissant seule à 22h dans une zone industrielle. Je suis très étonnée de ce type de prestation venant d'un hôtel 3* d'autant plus que ceci était un voyage d'affaire pour lequel ma société avait réservée d'autres chambres pour d'autres salariés pour une quinzaine de nuits…

After storm Ciaran put paid to our Plymouth ferry crossing, we crossed to France at the crack of dawn to drive to our destination, Estepona. After driving 12 hrs in rain and hail we took a chance and booked the Ibis Styles Bordeaux Begles, en route as it accepted dogs, had parking and a kettle in the room. (Amazing how many hotels haven’t). Our expectations were no more than that. We found the recommended restaurant on-site was closed for Halloween and arrived dejected. However the receptionist, Zergane was a breath of fresh air! So friendly, so helpful and after settling in our room, ordered us takeaway pizzas whilst setting up-a table and organising our drinks! Good selection of wines by the way. We had a lovely evening. How things work out! The hotel itself is modern and clean (albeit easy to miss) and the breakfast was one of the nicest I’ve had in a long time. Freshly squeezed orange juice and a large selection of everything fresh you could wish for. So heads up to the staff and especially Zergane Hamza who, to his credit wouldn’t even take a gratuity. He’ll go a long way in his hospitality career and we wish him the best of luck.

We were travelling from the UK to Portugal with our two dogs and this hotel was great for an overnight stop. We stayed here twice; once on the way and again on the way back. For the return journey, we were allocated a ground floor room overlooking the back of the hotel, which was just perfect for us. The hotel was very easy to find, had secure free parking and a small grass area for our dogs to exercise. The room was clean, the beds were comfortable and the bathroom had a great shower. The staff were very friendly and accommodating. There was a drinks machine and vending machine in the reception area along with a microwave that you could use. The only downside was that there were no tea and coffee making facilities in the room; not a problem for us as we had brought our own kettle, mugs, tea bags and milk. We were very pleased we chose this hotel and will definitely stay again.

Nur eine kurze Nacht in Bordeaux sollte es werden. Am Abend, nach einer langen Autofahrt spät ankommen und dann am nächsten Vormittag ebenso schnell frühstücken, anschließend ins Stadion und es geht schon weiter. Idealerweise hat man noch einen Parkplatz dabei und spart sich somit nach langer Fahrt noch eine nervenaufreibende Parkplatzsuche in der Innenstadt. Irgendwie erinnerte ich mich, dass ich vor etwa 30 Jahren bei einer Frankreich-Reise mal in einigen Formel 1 Hotels Station gemacht hatte. Damals noch extrem günstig. Und irgendwie führte diese etwas verklärte und sehr verblasste Erinnerung dazu, dass ich das Formel 1 Hotel buchte. Vorsichtshalber allerdings ein Cabrio-Zimmer, also mit eigenem Badezimmer. Diesen Aufpreis war es mir auf jeden Fall wert. Nach 14 Stunden Fahrt dort abends gegen 22 Uhr angekommen, war erst mal alles wie erwartet. Es sollte doch hoffentlich allen Gästen klar sein, dass es sich hier um eine Hotelkette handelt, die vorzugsweise in Industriegebieten ansässig ist. Wer hier ein umfangreiches Angebot an Restaurants und weiteren Ausgehmöglichkeiten in Laufnähe erwartet, hat im Vorfeld nicht aufgepasst. Also, schnell das Auto abgestellt und rein ins Hotel. Tatsächlich war um die späte Uhrzeit noch ein Mitarbeiter vor Ort, der den Check-In erledigte. Bis hierhin alles ok. Das Zimmer ansich war dann eher untere Kategorie. Wir waren im EG, wenn man das Fenster öffnete schaute man auf tausende von Zigarettenstummeln und Abfall. Also besser Fenster zulassen, wenigstens funktionierte bei hochsommerlichen Temperaturen die Klimaanlage. Das Bad war ein relativ großer, aber vollkommen steriler und weiß gekachelter Raum, hatte etwas von einem Krankenhaus. Mit den Fotos, die wir vorher auf der Internetseite gesehen hatten, hatte es leider nichts zu tun. Naja, eine Stunde später machten wir die Augen zu und am nächsten Morgen reisten wir wie geplant nach dem Frühstück wieder ab. Das Frühstück war genau, wie ich es mir vorgestellt hatte. Nicht besser und nicht schlechter. Fazit: wir haben zu zweit (ein Erwachsener, ein Kind) insgesamt 72 € für diese eine ÜN und 2 x Frühstück bezahlt. Das ist für das erhaltene Paket am Ende einfach zu viel Geld. Hätte ich irgendwas zwischen 40 und 50 € bezahlt, dann wäre das für die Leistungen ok gewesen. Aber für 72 € übernachte ich auch in inhabergeführten Pensionen, habe ein ordentliches Handtuch im Bad und bekomme morgens ein frisches Frühstücksei. Von daher leider keine Empfehlung.

With a stay at Loft Zen Bordeaux in Bordeaux (Bastide), you'll be a 4-minute drive from Rue Sainte-Catherine and 5 minutes from Place de la Bourse. This guesthouse is 2.8 mi (4.4 km) from Grand Theater Opera National of Bordeaux and 3.3 mi (5.4 km) from Cité du Vin.Pamper yourself with onsite massages or enjoy recreation amenities such as bicycles to rent.A complimentary continental breakfast is served daily from 7 AM to 11 AM.Free self parking is available onsite.Make yourself at home in one of the 4 air-conditioned guestrooms. Complimentary wireless internet access is available to keep you connected. Bathrooms feature showers, complimentary toiletries, and hair dryers. Conveniences include complimentary bottled water and blackout drapes/curtains, and housekeeping is provided daily.

____________________ LA SITUATION GÉOGRAPHIQUE ---------- Bonne situation avec le tram à proximité directe pour aller dans le centre de Bordeaux. Pas loin également de la gare de Bègles. Autrement quelques commerces/restaurants à côté. Cela peut donc être un hôtel à sélectionner pour être pas loin du centre sans dépenser trop, ou pour aller au stade Matmut Atlantique car ligne directe. ____________________ L'HOTEL ET L'ACCUEIL ---------- Standard B&B à tout point de vue, très bon accueil, checkin rapide. Il y a un coin pour se poser avec distributeurs et micro-ondes. Ascenseurs pour accéder aux chambres. ____________________ LA CHAMBRE ---------- Chambre et salle de bain plus petits que la moyenne. La chambre dispose d'une TV, petite penderie, bureau et est climatisée ce qui est un bon point. La salle de bain est comme dit petite, en plus la douche est assez mal conçue comme tous les B&B, cela mouille partout après une douche. L'ensemble est propre, literie confortable. ____________________ LA RESTAURATION ---------- Un service de petit déjeuner est proposé dans la salle commune sous forme de buffet sucré/salé, du standard B&B très bon, viennoiseries, gâteaux, pains, oeuf brouillé, bacon, saucisse. ____________________ RAPPORT QUALITE/PRIX ET LES SERVICES ---------- Rapport qualité/prix pouvant être cher en fonction de la période. Parking privé payant, mais le personnel devrait faire plus attention aux extérieurs ! L'entrée du parking sert d'emplacement pour les poubelles de l'immeuble semble-t-il avec de nombreux restes de nourriture par terre, il faut marcher dedans pour aller composer le code du parking, inacceptable. Le wifi fonctionne très bien. ____________________ EN RÉSUMÉ ---------- Chambres beaucoup plus petites que la moyenne mais tout est propre. TB petit déjeuner, espace pour manger si besoin avec distributeurs. Gros problème de propreté sur les extérieurs, nombreux déchets de nourriture par terre juste devant l'entrée du parking privé, semble être l'emplacement des poubelles pour ramassage.

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.

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.

All the staff are very nice and friendly. The hotel and room are very clean. If this hotel provides a kettle, a couple of cups and spoons, and a fridge, it will be perfect. 10-15 mins walk from the train station. Next to the hotel, there is a tramway stop and a little supermarket. We are considering a next trip to Bordeaux. We may book this hotel again.