An amazing hotel in one of my favorite parts of France. You will not be disappointed.read more

I came to this hotel to experience the 2 Michelin star restaurant. We ordered the tasting menu with…read morewine pairing. It was a great experience, but I was slightly disappointed by the service. Other Michelin starred restaurants are SO attentive. You don't even have a moment to look for a server, they are already at your table with whatever they anticipated you may need. The staff here is super lovely, very sweet and friendly, but at times I found myself trying to get their attention. The menu is great. The use of oyster foam for multiple dishes was amazing. They are also very accommodating with dietary restrictions. It was strange for me to have the same exact potato pancake thing here that I have had at another Michelin restaurant. Looked the same, tasted the same (which tasted like heaven) but I was slightly disappointed by the lack of creativity. Wine pairing was good. Could have been better considering we are smack dab in the middle of vineyards, but it was good. I REALLY liked the staff, but otherwise had lukewarm feelings about this place. Dinner and wine came out to about $240 USD.

OMG. So glad we booked this hotel. Stayed here for three nights. We lucked out and got the weekend…read morewhere they offered free wine to people visiting their winery. Such a beautiful estate, rustic and idyllic. Outdoor poor closed for the winter but they have an indoor pool, sauna and their very own spa. Also houses a two star Michelin restaurant la Grand'Vigne-- which was ah-amazing! Would definitley make a trip to go back. And maybe bring friends.

An incredible hotel with a renowned spa that's rubbing shoulders with a world famous chateau that's…read morehome to some of the best wine ever made? If this sort of thing lights you on fire - you've found your place. Friendly service, great breakfasts, incredible wine selections at the bar and restaurant. My only regret is not enough time to have dinner at their famed restaurant!

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.