L'Hôtel Particulier Bordeaux

I was pleasantly surprised at this very charming hotel in Bordeaux. Very centrally located and my single room was great. Small kitchenette , bathroom , single bed etc. the front door has a small private sort of terrace, I saw an ashtray on the table so :) there was a huge lively French window into the quiet courtyard which is set back from the street . I would highly recommend this for your stay in Bourdeaux !

Fantastic hidden hotel. Room was massive! Very comfortable, very nice welcome amenities. Location was great for needs - close to transit, close to the main square, close to the cathedral. Front desk was very helpful in helping us navigate to Saint-Emilion by train - very easy to do with streetcar/regional train.

Decided on the central location to the city and cathedral as well as the seemingly French style. It did not disappoint and most things were perfect. Did not try the breakfast so can't comment. Staff were nice and helped when eg milk or tea had run out. With the windows open the calm tooting of the trams and city life was relaxing.

We had the most amazing few days in Bordeaux and was capped off by the wonderfully amazing hotel just a few minutes walk from everything ! Our room was amazingly comfortable, decor was tasteful and loads of space as it was a small apartment with the complex ! The staff were amazing , the breakfast was such a joy set in a beautiful drawing room on an upper floor ! Overall it was 10/10 and we personally met the owner who made us feel extra special .. Safe , comfortable and perfectly located .. can’t ask for anything else..

Our experience was awful. The hotel is dirty, the staff is rude, the room layout is like an old college dorm from the 1960's. The plans in the courtyard are not real, they are dusty and dirty...just he the chandelier in our room, I'm thinking the chandelier was las cleaned in the year 1994. The bathroom has a toilet in the middle so no privacy, there are no bathroom amenities, so you do need to bring you own shampoo and conditioner, the room has no air conditioning and no telephone. (There is a note that you need to call to place your breakfast order in advance...however no phone). The front desk is staffed by a group of 24 to 27 year olds who are completely clueless and offer no assistance. Hospitality is not their thing. Although our stay was one night, I'd have to stay after 3 weeks traveling across France this was the worst hotel stay we had. My advice is to find another hotel in Bordeaux.