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Hotel
Flights
Small under seat bag
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- Central location close to monuments and sights
- Buffet breakfast in the hotel and partner à la carte restaurant just 1-minute away
Central stay in Bordeaux
Experience a slice of French history firsthand in this 19th century mansion. Quality Hotel Bordeaux Centre offers a great base for exploring the city and immersing yourself in the history on offer.
Just a 3-minute walk from the hotel you’ll find Bordeaux’s 18th century opera house – one of the city’s most well-known historical buildings. This is also where you’ll find your nearest tram stop to connect you with the rest of Bordeaux. Stroll a few minutes further and you’ll find the iconic Place des Quinconces and Monument aux Girondins. Once you’ve finished your sightseeing, the Promenade Sainte Catherine shopping plaza has plenty to keep you occupied, and it’s only a 2-minute walk back to the hotel, so you won’t have to carry your spoils very far.
Enjoy a continental breakfast in the hotel or ramble out to a local boulangerie for a croissant – the choice is yours. The hotel’s partner restaurant Le Parlement des Graves serves French and European à la carte specialties that you can enjoy from the comfort of your room, or in the dining room which is just down the street from the hotel. Should you fancy something else, there’s no shortage of restaurants, bars, and cafés in the surrounding streets. Try a new one every evening, or find a hidden gem that’s worthy of a repeat visit.
Just a 3-minute walk from the hotel you’ll find Bordeaux’s 18th century opera house – one of the city’s most well-known historical buildings. This is also where you’ll find your nearest tram stop to connect you with the rest of Bordeaux. Stroll a few minutes further and you’ll find the iconic Place des Quinconces and Monument aux Girondins. Once you’ve finished your sightseeing, the Promenade Sainte Catherine shopping plaza has plenty to keep you occupied, and it’s only a 2-minute walk back to the hotel, so you won’t have to carry your spoils very far.
Enjoy a continental breakfast in the hotel or ramble out to a local boulangerie for a croissant – the choice is yours. The hotel’s partner restaurant Le Parlement des Graves serves French and European à la carte specialties that you can enjoy from the comfort of your room, or in the dining room which is just down the street from the hotel. Should you fancy something else, there’s no shortage of restaurants, bars, and cafés in the surrounding streets. Try a new one every evening, or find a hidden gem that’s worthy of a repeat visit.
Facilities
Food & Drink
- Bar
- Breakfast room
- Restaurant
Use of these facilities may attract additional charges. All hotel and room facilities are subject to safety and wellbeing measures (including height and/or weight restrictions on slides and rides), board basis, seasonal availability, opening times, age, and dress code.
Sports & Health
- Golf
- Gym
Use of these facilities may attract additional charges. All hotel and room facilities are subject to safety and wellbeing measures (including height and/or weight restrictions on slides and rides), board basis, seasonal availability, opening times, age, and dress code.
Find out more about Bordeaux
It's a little known fact that Paris was modelled on Bordeaux, the port-side city on the Garonne deemed by the great romantic poet Victor Hugo as more lovely than Versailles and Antwerp combined. Discover France's sixth largest city, the Petit Paris in the southwest and a wine lover's paradise, on an unforgettable Bordeaux City break.
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.
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.
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