Gare de Bordeaux Saint-Jean ... This is a lovely historic building that's easy to navigate. The…read moremain train station to access the SNCF high speed trains. Station is located outside the city center and is just a 15 minute Uber ride. Once inside , the signage is clear and easy to navigate. Plenty of nice little coffee and pastry shops inside

The station was busy, not unusual - but they are just unhelpful and unpleasant bordering on rude…read moresadly. Various routes within the station were blocked but there were no helpful redirect signs and when we and a local lady were rudely prevented from going to the bathroom by a security guard - WTF!? And good luck trying to find the taxi rank without signs and 2 big suitcases. Night and day difference with our starting point (Limoges)

I'd like to provide you a feedback regarding the service as an outsider, who visited Bordeaux for…read morethe first time. 1) Language switcher on the website doesn't work. Hence, I had to translate every text from French to English myself. I understand, that seems some people still think that we live in 18 century and French is still the language of international communication.. But I think TBM is contemporary enough. And there is just some bug on the website, that should be fixed. 2) The information about tickets options and points of sales on your website is not clear. That's why I bought tickets on Witick app. And only inside the transportation I FOUND OUT that I MUST have Internet connection to validate the ticket... Incredible, in 2021 to make such a simple procedure as validation of the ticket - I need to have an Internet.. Just, FYI, when person travelling to France for a few days (like I did) - it's a bit out of reasonability to buy a SIM-card and use mobile data. Not even talking about rouming. Alternatively, you could be kind enough to provide a free WIFI inside the transportation. Since you need the Internet to validate my ticket. 3) I tried my best and went to the ticket office, which according to the Google Maps had to be opened. But it wasn't. Yeah, really, who needs to use public transportation on Sunday. Everyone MUST stay at home on Sundays. So, no need to provide a service on Sundays.. 4) I didn't give up. And I went to the terminal in the street. I hoped to buy the ticket there. 1st terminal - no tickets available. 2nd terminal - oh tickets available! Trying to pay with my card (MasterCard, had no any issues to pay with it in France anywhere, except TBM terminal).. Card not accepted (there were enough funds, don't worry). Trying with ANOTHER card.. Card not accepted (MasterCard, enough funds as well). AAAAAAAAAAAAA! I cannot stand it. Am I supposed to do what? Explore all over the city by walking? Or ride for free, waiting for the checkers to come and ask for my absent ticket? 5) I clearly understand, that it might be just a coincidence of the random circumstances.. But guys, you have a huge room to improve the service. Thanks. Hopefully, my review will help you to improve your service.

If you are travelling to Bordeaux any time in the future, I would definitely recommend using hello…read moreshuttle. Our flight was arriving around 21:30 so we were keen to get to our hotel as fast as possible. I spend weeks researching Taxi's and uber from the airport to the city. I could see it was only a 20 minute journey but every method was expensive apart from the bus! As we were arriving late we just really didn't want to take the bus. I stumbled across hello shuttle purely by accident. I couldn't find many reviews on it but it the ones I did find looked OK!! It was cheaper than both taxi and uber! Once you land at the airport make your way to the big bottle and that is your collection point! Our driver was nice and friendly! I can't recommend this service enough. Fast and efficient!

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