Loved my stay here!! The rooms are charming with OG tapestry dating way back. The service is top…read morenotch and the rooftop is epic. We didn't get chocolate at turndown which was the only first world problem

Location, location, location. Perfect spot for launching some sightseeing in Bordeaux. Lovely old…read morehotel, very accommodating and experienced staff. We stayed on the fourth floor, a very quiet room. Room was reasonably sized and had a few quirks often found in European hotels.. toilet room on one side of the room and the tub and sink room on the other side of our room. We liked the roof top bar and the morning breakfast buffet. Would absolutely stay here again.

This was a neat hotel to stay in. Located in the heart of Bordeaux, you only have to walk half a…read moreblock to the right and you're at Notre Dame de Bordeaux. Walk half a block to the left and you're at Opera National de Bordeaux. Rue de Sainte Catherine is nearby, as are all of the shopping and eating, from fancy to decently priced. Some might consider the rooms small, but having staying in Japanese business hotels, I'm used to small, though the HBEO's rooms are slightly larger. The room was very quiet, great for getting a good night's rest. There's a Nespresso in the room and you get two complementary pods and a bottle of water. Hotel staff, from the ladies at the front desk to housekeeping, were very friendly and knowledgeable. One of them even recommended a great running path for me which turned out to be a nice way to explore the city. There's no onsite parking, but the Grands Homme parking garage is a three minute walk.

For three days I stayed at this hotel on a Road Scholar trip. The hotel is excellent. Kind service,…read moreattentive staff, excellently decorated rooms that where well laid out, and centrally located to the best that Bordeaux has to offer. I would stay here again, without reservations.

From the owner: Vins et cuisine du bordelais Situé au rez-de-chaussée du centre de congrès et d'expositions de la…read moreCité Mondiale du Vin, le 20 offre tout d'abord, dans un cadre raffiné qui rappelle les clubs anglais, un choix considérable... de vins, du monde entier. On s'installe au bar, ou dans l'un des salons privés, pour déguster l'un des crus sélectionnés par le sommelier. Pour allier tous les plaisirs de bouche, l'établissement est également un restaurant régional qui propose des spécialités régionales classiques, telles que l'éventail de magret sauce framboise, les huîtres du bassin ou encore l'entrecôte d'Aquitaine à l'ail.

My elderly friend and myself were booked into this 4 star hotel for one night on the 15th…read moreSeptember. We have had to cancel because she now has cancer and will still be having chemotherapy in September. The hotel will not refund our one nights stay on these compassionate and health grounds. We cannot believe such a luxurious hotel can't afford to refund our money when they will already have probably rebooked our room to someone else. Kerrie-Ann Muller.

This was our first visit to Bordeux. The staff here provided the best service I've ever…read moreexperienced. Very elegant facility, easy to walk to most things we wanted to see. We'll definitely be back!

From the owner: Au coeur du vieux Bordeaux L'Hôtel-restaurant Basque est situé au coeur du Vieux Bordeaux. Il est…read morepossible d'y accéder soit par le Quai Bourgeois, soit par la petite rue du Chai-des-Farines. Le restaurant, qui prépare une cuisine du marché étiquettée "Grand Sud-Ouest" dispose d'une charmante terrasse.

Wonderful spot to stay while you are in Bordeaux. Location location location, service, service,…read moreservice!!!! Rooms are small but normal for European standards. What it lacks in size it more then makes up for in all other areas. The breakfasts were very good with a huge selection of items. You can have specialty coffees if you like. Charcuterie to egg and speciality breads. One service side sweet and the other salty. Love the chic urban design and youth oriented feel. Although I am no longer young it appealed to my " young at heart "energy and the staff is sure to make sure you are comfortable and well cared for. Take a drink on the roof top terrace if you get the chance the views are stunning and great drink selection. Great shops and restaurants within a very short walking area. Be sure to try one of the local restos (looks in the day like there is nothing around in the day but late afternoon look for it to all come to life. One place a short walk away was an awesome Nature/Bio wine bar (Comptoir St. Vincent ) we fell in love with. (Antoine the Gérant) will guide you with his knowledge, expertise, and laidback way to sample wines he has selected from his own personal travels. Worth an evening stop and then head to Bourse for the magic night shot. Check in and out were a breeze and when we had arrived very early the staff secured our baggage so we could get on with exploring this great city. Will definitely hunt for more Mama Shelters in other Cities we visit. Saw there is one In Prague ........ next stop maybe?

What tastes good, is nicely located, has great music but is lil bit expensive when it comes to…read morefood? Mama shelter! Drinks are tasty and "affordable". You can also enjoy a bucket of a cocktail for 35euros (=10 glasses). Prices for food start at 17 euros. Rooftop open when the weather is nice

Liked pretty much everything about this place, including the breakfast, the room was clean and…read moresuper spacious. Good location about a 20 minute walk from downtown or just five minutes on the the tram , it's basically right out your front door. The train station is barely 5 minutes away by foot so it's a great jumping off point to get started in Bordeaux or to leave Bordeaux from. Breakfast is a plentiful buffet with a lot of options, including eggs, bacon, assortment of breads, and jams, and spreads, fresh juices, and coffee. I wouldn't hesitate to stay here again.

Stayed here for 4 nights…read more Pros: - comfy beds. - friendly staff. - decent food at the restaurant and Gayle the bartender was awesome! - a number of shops and restaurants within walking distance. Cons: - zero water pressure in the shower. - the light switch situation was incredibly inconvenient. I've never stayed anywhere where the only 2 options were either right by the door or on the farthest opposite end of the room . Like how about something half way? - very dark overall. No overhead light by the closet which was really inconvenient. - no USB outlets anywhere.

The Seeko'o was great from the moment we walked through the door. The staff was very friendly and…read morespoke at least French, Spanish and English. The accommodations are great, huge rooms with large bathrooms. The best part is that it is an easy walk to the tram, the Cite du Vin, the market, and the river. Despite not being in the city center the proximity to the tram line makes it very easy to get anywhere in Bordeaux. During our two weeks in France and Spain this was the best bed and nights of sleep we had.

I stayed there with the girlfriend in Oct 2015. We paid around $200USD for one night so we were…read moreexpecting to have a nice stay. The cons: 1. We showed up at 1pm and the room was not ready. The check in time is 3pm on the website. We came back around 5pm. the room was ready but the check-in took 20mins. 2. The WIFI system is a pain in the a**. You need to have a separate access code for each device. However, it was fast. 3. The room was super dirty. Stains on the wall, floor, bathroom and curtains. 4. They gave us a room for disabled people. The sink was super low. I am a 6ft man and it was not a great experience to use this bathroom. 5. This hotel offers a breakfast for 16 euros/pp which is a total rip-off. Don't be fooled and go to a nice bakery for 4x less. there are many around the hotel. The pros: 1. Friendly staff 2. The bed was comfy 3. Location was OK. Walking to downtown is around 30mins. By tramway it is around 15mins. 4. Modern hotel 5. $10USD parking is a fair deal if you have a fancy car. You can also park in the street for free, and there are plenty of spots. Overall I would not recommend anyone to stay in this hotel until they fix the issues that I had during my stay. This hotel has a good potential but for now is far away from a 4-star hotel.

Fantastic little hotel in Bordeaux centre. Amazing service and helpful staff from top to bottom…read more Great little touches such as a heated water bottle in your bed as the turndown service and breakfast in your room for 2 euros extra. They also have a great wine bar and tasting service with a comprehensive wine list including of course Bordeaux but also many burgundy choices. They also have a pillow menu with 5 different pillows. The staff were superb. They seemed willing to do anything to make our stay amazing.

This centuries-old building was renovated into its current use as a boutique hotel about 5 years…read moreago. Since then it has garnered the highest reviews amongst hotels in Bordeaux on TripAdvisor and the major travel sites. After staying there for several evenings, I'm honestly not sure why that is the case. It appears the hotel has about 25 rooms. On the positive side, the location is right where you want to be, there is a great wine bar that offers evening wine and cheese tastings with a very knowledgeable sommelier for a (hefty) price, and the energetic staff is wonderful and responsive. The downside is there's only so much you can do with a 250-300 year old space to retrofit it into a luxury hotel room that is worth anywhere near what they charge. It's not a bad place, per se, I just can't imagine how this earned its ranking as the "#2 place to stay in Bordeaux." OK place, pricey for what is delivered. Next visit to Bordeaux I'll mix it up and try somewhere different.