HOTEL DE TOURNY

We had a lovely good sized room which had every thing we could want. The bed was so comfortable and it was very quiet. The staff were very friendly and professional and always willing to help.

Welcoming and friendly staff made our stay memorable. Comfortable room with safe, and tea & coffee in room. Safe small but large enough for a couple of iPads and small valuables. Their recommended car park is only a 10 minute walk from the hotel and is secure with plenty of spaces. The hotel has a special rate for the car park so don’t be put off by the advertised prices per day. The hotel is in a quiet location with easy access to town and river.

Very good welcome, staff very pleasant and helpful. Room comfortable but the view of the courtyard was rather limited. A little more variety on the breakfast menu would be an improvement for those staying more than one or two nights. Would stay again.

This is not a cheap hotel, but we were VERY impressed by the friendliness, helpfulness and the efficiency of all the staff we encountered during our stay. The immediate area in which the hotel is situated is just a little run down, but it is literally only five minutes' walk from the Grand Theatre. The staff were very good at recommending restaurants and arranging a wine tasting trip (tip: do the whole day one to St Emilion, rather than the half day one). We liked the breakfast and although the breakfast room is small, it was never crowded when we were there. Perhaps the best thing about our room was that the air conditioning remained on whilst we were out so that the room was nice and cool when we got back, and that it was noiseless, which meant that it could be left on all night - and in Bordeaux you need that! If you are in Bordeaux for more than a few days, look into getting a pass for the transport system - which is excellent. As Seniors, we got one for a week which cost only ten euros and was valid on trams, buses and boats - the best value offer in the whole of Bordeaux, which is quite an expensive city. Highlights of our stay: Cite du Vin, Base soumarine, BAT3 on the river, train trip to Arcachon and the Grand Dune, Wine tasting in St Emilion, cocktails on the roof of the Intercontinental (there are overpriced, but it is a great view and get there at 7pm if you don't want to queue).

This is an excellent boutique hotel in the very centre of Bordeaux. The staff are very attentive and we could not have wished for a better stay