We couldn't find anything in the core city center at a reasonanle price so we picked this and it…read moredid not disappoint. First off it's clean and not noisy (which you will notice most hotels located next to Rue saint Catherine are). It is only a 15 min walk to most primary areas (place da la Bourse, rue saint Catherine). We enjoyed our stay.

For a lower end hotel, the front desk was awesome and so very kind and accommodating…read more Food was great and us coming in with a huge group, they truly did whatever they could to assist even when our languages got in the way.

So far this place all that and a bag of chips!…read more Upgraded to a corner suite; welcome drinks; view of the river; spacious, modern room; high floor; away from elevators; and you get a canale. Think I'm going to like it.

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.

A nice place to stay, conveniently located in the Quartier des Chartrons, the historic wine-trade…read moreneighborhood of Bordeaux. The building in itself is beautiful, with a large reception hall and a view over the city from some rooms. The rooms are well-furnished, with excellent bedding and king-sized beds, a shower AND a bathtub. One could regret the absence of bathrobes. In my room, one of the door locks was missing (the chain that allows the door to stay locked while slightly open). Breakfast is a varied all-you-can-eat buffet, with pancakes, eggs and sausage, croissants, etc. You have to get your hot beverages by yourself (in some other hotels with similar pricing, hot beverages are served at the table by a member of staff), and there was no "standard" green tea (just many black teas, some infusions, and a mint green tea). For that price, I would expect a better service. Regarding location, the hotel is a 5-10 minutes walk to the closest tram stations (10 minutes if you have to carry your luggage). There is a bike station right at the front, and a bus station nearby. During Vinexpo, the bus shuttles stop right in front of the hotel, which makes it a convenient place to stay.

I stayed here with my boyfriend, who had a conference in the hotel. We had a "privilege" room with…read morea "garden view", which was just a window opening up to the view of a wall and rocky rooftop. There was no hot water for 24 hours, for which my breakfast was made complimentary. If hotel management is reading this, please remind your cleaning staff to honor the "Do not disturb" sign posted on the door. We were walked in on daily for the three nights we were there. Thanks!

Beautiful hotel. Room was not ready early, but was ready at 4pm as stated on their website…read more In the interim, we relaxed in the hotel lounge with friends. Service from the bartender was excellent. We had many rounds of drinks. There is a hotel lobby restroom, which is very clean. I loved the real towels instead of paper towels. One elevator was down so the whole hotel was using one elevator. And yes- it does say 8 people or 630kg max, and that was exceeded once. The elevator would not close and people had to get out for the elevator to resume operations! Luckily they have a nice, carpeted, clean and well lit stair case that goes alongside. But don't forget your room key before you get in the stairwell. Our room was very nice. We had a nice coffee maker and a kettle for hot water. Bottled water was included. The mini fridge had few options but all were included. The bed was super comfy. There is a pillow menu if you don't like the pillows they provide. The bedroom window was able to open to allow the cool outside air to enter. The AC was working but was slow to cool. There was plenty of storage space for our belongings - closet with hangers, shelves, drawers; and a suitcase stand. There is a bench in the room for suitcases. They provided two cozy robes and slippers for us. The bathroom had a full size blow dryer - woohoo! The lotions and soaps were nice. The handsoap was new and it was difficult to open the pump. The shower was hot and decent pressure- I like more pressure. There were a lot of hairs in the bathroom that were not ours. The hairs weren't on the floor. They were around the sink and near the vanity area where the makeup mirror is. There is a separate toilet room, which is nice! You can keep the door shut and it doesn't bother the shower and vanity area. We purchased the room with breakfast package. The breakfast was great! They include specialty coffees so I had a flat white. They have lots of breads and pasties, but they also have hard boiled eggs, scrambled eggs, sausage, bacon, vegetables, yogurt etc. it was a nice spread. The honey comb was a unique addition. The hotel was very comfortable and chic. Not many places nearby to walk, compared to staying g in the city center. It was quiet. We found a restaurant within 10 min of walking. They do have parking at the hotel for an extra charge. They also have an outdoor area that includes a garden, but I don't know how to access it. I could see it from my window. I would stay here again. However- many may find staying in the city center to be more pleasing for tourism.

Great hotel, service and breakfast. One of the best service we had in our trip. Few minutes walk…read moreand it's the center of town but I liked the quite.

Beautiful hotel with amazing amenities located close to all in Bordeaux. The most delicious…read morebreakfast I have eaten in Europe so far. The staff is warm and friendly! Don't pass up this place. So highly recommended!!!

Wow! What a magical experience. The staff was knowledgeable, warm and friendly. Our rooms were…read moreabsolutely beautiful. The concierge handled all taxi and travel plans flawlessly. The breakfast was perfect and the setting so relaxing. Drinking wine on the patio in the afternoon was perfect. Their restaurant recommendations were also perfect. I can't wait to stay here again. I travel often and highly recommend this beautiful boutique hotel.

This hotel is very centrally located in the heart of the historic center of Bordeaux. It is…read moredirectly across from the opera house and is in a beautiful historic building as well. Upon arriving, we received a code so that we could drive to the front of the hotel (there are barriers if you don't have a number). The valet took and parked our car, which made check in easier. The check in was a delight. We received an upgrade from the junior suite to a superior suite, which has a bedroom, living room, 4 closets, a bathroom, shower room, and 2 WCs. There were blackout curtains and it was very quiet. In addition, the gentleman who checked us in told us that he is from Bordeaux and let us know that we could ask him or the concierge for any restaurant or itinerary recommendations. The concierge is top notch. I developed a very painful toothache the first night here. The following morning, I asked for a recommendation for a dentist. He booked me an appointment WITHIN AN HOUR at a nearby dentist who spoke English within a 5 minute walk to the hotel (although I speak intermediate French, I could not have adequately described my symptoms). The breakfast buffet had lots of options and they were tasty. I wish the cappuccinos were a little bit stronger but that is the only tiny complaint I have about this hotel. We are enjoying our stay. The staff and accommodations are wonderful.

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

This is an amazing hotel, but not for everyone. My wife and I planned a 7-day bike trip through…read morewine country and needed a place north of Bordeaux in order to comfortably reach Puillac (42km) and everything in between. I called several places (there are not many) and we chose this Hotel/Chateau because of the concierge, Taissa. She was incredibly polite, knowledgeable and smart with the details (she referred us to O2 Cycles (top tier). These traits are quite welcome as you undertake a logistical exercise like this in another country. We relied on both her and Chloe and they were terrific. The chateau and grounds command the large quiet landscape ten steps from the Garonne River. The view cannot be matched. There is a private boat that can take you in and out of Bordeaux, or anywhere in the area for a price, and it looks beautiful tied to the the magnificent floating dock (see the pictures on the website). The room, breakfast and service are magnificent. You must be aware of the fact that they do not serve lunch or dinner in their dining area but you can get cheese and other delicious but limited items delivered to the room anytime. You should have a bike or car if you stay here because it is not near a bakery or restaurant. They do have a driver, Mr. Rush, that can be used and he is reasonably priced, punctual and polite. We picked up a baguette, bottle of wine and other pates etc... throughout the day and ate them in our room for dinner. This will not do for everyone but was romantic and allowed us to focus on the day's select bottle of wine mere steps from bed without driving at all. Loved the quiet but the isolation requires logistical forethought. For us, this stay could not have been better--thank you to the entire Grattequina Team!