Art Deco elegance in Bordeaux's historic Golden Triangle
Located in Bordeaux's most beautiful district, this four-star hotel offers a city break in the heart of the Golden Triangle. You'll be surrounded by architecture and historic monuments, from the Baroque and Romanesque Notre Dame church to the classical Grand Théâtre opera house. With both the Garonne River and Saint-Andre Cathedral just a 10 minute stroll away, this location is ideal for exploring the city's treasures.
Step inside and experience the warm, welcoming atmosphere of 1920s Art Deco style. After a day exploring Bordeaux's attractions, unwind with a drink at the 24/7 bar or maintain your exercise routine in the hotel's fitness centre. The property provides a comfortable retreat when you're ready to relax after wandering the city streets.
Bright and stylish rooms provide all the comforts you need, from Wi-Fi and satellite TV to convenient minibar and hot drink facilities. Start each morning with a delicious buffet breakfast, served either in the restaurant or delivered directly to your room for a leisurely start to the day.
This Best Western Premier combines historic charm with amenities, creating a retreat in one of France's most captivating cities. With attentive front desk service and a prime location for sightseeing, it's the perfect base for your Bordeaux adventure.
Highlights
- Prime location in Bordeaux's Golden Triangle
- Art Deco style from the 1920s
- Just 10 minutes' walk to the Garonne River and Saint-Andre Cathedral
- 24/7 bar for drinks and snacks
- Fitness centre for maintaining your exercise routine
- Breakfast served in-room or in the restaurant
What Best Western Premier Bordeaux Bayonne Etche Ona has to offer
Facilities
Food & Drink
- Bar
- Breakfast room
Sports & Health
- Fitness
- Gym
- Hot tub
- Sauna
- Solarium
Good to know
Certified sustainable
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Find out more about Bordeaux
Take just a short wander through the UNESCO World Heritage Old Town and you'll be left misty eyed by the beauty of the 18th-century buildings, medieval belfries and town wall fragments. Brought to light in 1775, the Place de la Bourse is the perfect symbol of the city's grand past and contemporary outlook. Next to it is the Water Mirror, a modern interactive installation that reflects the great's building's elaborate details in a fine film of misty water. After such splendid sights, you might need something to settle your nerves. Just as well then that Bordeaux City is the capital of France's most esteemed wine producing region, whose vineyards easily explored on a tour from the city centre.