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Few hotels in Bordeaux put a swimming pool on the eighth floor, and fewer still keep a cabaret on the first. JOST runs both, alongside the Nonna Gioia spritz bar under the rooftop colonnade, a world kitchen restaurant on the...
We selected this hotel because it puts a small design led house directly under the bell tower of the Basilique Saint Michel, in the most characterful quarter of old Bordeaux. There are around a dozen rooms, several with a balcony...
We selected this hotel because it stands directly opposite the Grand Théâtre, in the eighteenth century building that has closed Place de la Comédie since the city's golden age. Behind the colonnaded façade, interiors signed by Jacques Garcia give the...
The ground floor is where this address makes its case: a plant filled lounge with long shared tables, a coworking corner with fibre and lockers, a fitness room, a book exchange and a shelf of board games, and a counter...
We selected this hotel because it has been held by the same family for four generations, in an eighteenth century stone building on the Cours du 30 Juillet, facing the tourist office and the Bordeaux wine council. That continuity shows...
We selected this hotel for its rare combination of a very small scale and a genuinely five star level of service, inside a nineteenth century mansion on Cours du Maréchal Foch. With twenty rooms, eight of them suites, it keeps...
We selected this hotel for the building alone: the former Institute of Zoology of Bordeaux, raised between 1900 and 1903 by the architect Ernest Lacombe, in brick, stone and metal framing, and reopened as a hotel around its own interior...
We selected this hotel because it offers something the small boutique houses of Bordeaux cannot: eighty three rooms and duplex suites, a glass roofed restaurant, a wine bar, a private cinema room and a garage of its own, all in...
We selected this hotel because seven rooms, a listed stone staircase and an Anne Semonin spa add up to something closer to a private club than a hotel. The late eighteenth century house is built around an inner courtyard planted...
We selected this hotel because it is a family run house on the Allées de Tourny, the most elegant address in Bordeaux, restored across two generations in a revisited eighteenth century style. Fifty five rooms and three suites make it...