Find hotels near Jacques Chaban Delmas Bridge, Bordeaux from ￥14,341

"Perfect mix of classic and modern design. Beautiful rooms. Great location - walking distance to the Quais, Chartrons and many restaurants and shops."

"The location was good and I felt safe walking back to the hotel late at night alone. The drapes were not completely blackout. There was definitely a lot of sun getting through the sides and top. Would stay here again."

"It was a very ample hotel,"

"Staff were fabulous! Always eager to help! Will definitely stay again!"

"Nice sized room in a good location near Cité du Vin. Walkable into the old town along the river. Nice amenities in the hotel including rooftop bar and pool."

"The staff was super helpful and friendly."

"Nice hotel in the heart of Chartrons, wonderful staff (that was very proficient in English) & close to everything in Bordeaux. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay here & wouldn’t hesitate to come back. This is city that is meant to be walked, & one couldn’t ask for a better home base to start from daily. Bring your best sneakers & go enjoy this gem in SW France. *cheat code* pay for the daily breakfast…. you can pick from the entire menu & have it served daily, in bed, & no extra charge! *And don’t miss the rooftop bar. Phenomenal views up there of the entire city w/ a full menu of drinks."

"In countless hotels I have stayed at over the past 20 years, of all price ranges, this one grabs the distinction of making it among the worst stays I have been. I even forgot it was possible to be that unprofessional. First, this is NOT a real hotel, it is a fake appartment complex, with 0 charm. You get none of the traditional hotels benefits: Your room won't be cleaned (only once a week, clean your own mess, wash your own things, expect none of the things you will use to be replenished, like just the shower soap or coffee pod), you will not have the possibility to have your own temperature, it is alledgedly at the will of the building landlord, so even if the temperature is about 80-85 degrees in your room, NO A/C, no air conditioning for the whole week. Try to sleep on a bumpy uneven mattress from one side to the other. Leave the window open to try to cool down the room at night, get eaten alive by mosquitos. Wake up in the morning at 7.30am to NO WATER! NO SHOWER possible... Before a full day with clients... Try to go to the front desk for a solution by suggesting using a room which checked out early (some floors still had some water), hear the manager Romuald (if that's his real name) almost insult you for daring to ask, and not being comprehensive enough... without any apologies. The only positives: the location, and the convenient underground paying parking. But, you can find plenty of better places around... Consider yourself warned."

"We got mosquitoes biting for a few days. Very annoying."