The room was great for a stay in Bordeaux. Well equipped with all the essentials. Very nice, big, comfortable bed; large, functional shower; handy kitchenette with fridge(necessary for the good French cheese). Air-conditioning for the hotter days. The staff are very attentive and helpful and there is someone attending reception at all times. We didn’t try the breakfast, so can’t say if it was good or not. There is a tram *quite* close and a bus stop just outside, so it’s pretty well connected. The building has five floors, so thankfully has a lift; we got trapped in it briefly, but the maintenance chap sorted it rather quickly.

Coffee and tea refills are a Euro each and the cups in the room are tiny. The bathroom could do with a shelf for toiletries/toothbrushes. The water glasses, and this seemed to be a Bordeaux-wide thing in a number of restaurants, were these strange little Petri dishes; sort of like the bottom third of a pint glass. The area nearby is not massively interesting; nestled between a hospital and a large housing estate; so you need a tram/bus to get in to the city proper.

We had big rooms, bathroom all fine, kitchen corner, coffee machine with pods (no Nespresso), modern TV very easy to connect with your phone via integrated chromecast. Soundproof ok. Very nice boulangerie 2 min walking. Parking house in 3 minutes walking for 11 euro / day.

At check-in, the lady at the reception was alone (the second desk was unoccupied despite Friday afternoon with lot of activity) and she was overwhelmed, not friendly at all, very long time for checkin, she was not able to understand why I wouldn't like to get for my three days a room for disabled. Awful experience! Not so clean; no cosmetic tissues. Pretty far from the center, no supermarket in walking distance.

Nice as always, staff always friendly, good location with stores nearby and accesible public transport, won't be my last time here since its super easy to have a stay here

The area is under construction so its a bit tricky to order a taxi or an uber, its my secont time staying here, it was raining a lot so I paid for the parking, so I didn't spend too much time looking for a spot and the parking is a public parking with barrier, around 500 metres away and I still got soaked, I would recommend you to look for a spot instead

Well, first of all the staff was so so nice and helpful, the room was spacious and the bed so comfy, the location was okay, you could take the tram or the bus easily but a 10€ uber could take you anywhere in the city center, for the price, having that was good

The whole area was under construction but its not their fault so it was a bit tricky to get taxis, also they have little cutlery on the kitchen but it was okay, also maybe more towels or toilet paper would be better but that didn't affect my stay, overall very very good

Soundproofing! Clean! Helpful friendly Georgian women cleaning staff; easy-use kitchen & bathroom equipment. Great tv channel selections.

AppartRooms wifi out during 1st overnight. Lack of a cafe or even drink machine in common facilities. Above all : Your Crazy, Self-centered Capitalist policy of raising prices on remaining rooms every time a room is rented. I was appalled to learn that the price I had signed up at for 3:nights, needing to add a 4th @:yet a higher price. Is the client now just a plaything / tail to be wagged for corporate interests ?!! I’ll mettrai bien en garde autres de cette politique ‘le profit avant tout’ de votre,chaîne. Honte !

Friendly and helpful staff available 24h. Extra clean. Good quality of apartment, good facilities.

No free parking for the hotel clients. The location of the property doesn’t look like the safest place in Bordeaux, so I paid for parking. Still, the hotel has a partner parking for a fee of €11 per night, which I used and I was satisfied.

The hotel uses an adjacent multi-storey parking as main parking overnight. You pay a little fee and get a badge for the parking. it's very close to C line (7 minutes on foot) and it brings you straight to the city centre in 3 minutes. Also there's a delicious brasserie called Napoleon across the street.

Unfortunately when I visited (1st week of May) the aircon was centralised and it wasn't possible to have cold air in the apartment. that impacted my comfort especially at night time.

After some chambres d'hote with curtains instead of doors for the bathroom, It was nice to find a proper hotel room. Kind and helpful receptionists, clean room, useful kitchen corner. You need a walk and some tramway stops to get to the town center, but trams go every 10'. On the other hand the price Is very good. We left the car in the hotel parking for 11€ a day.

The carpet on the floor Is rather disgusting.

First we got the room with the view on the inside building wall and very dark, but they gladly changed it for us to the view on the street, great private parking zone near the hotel and location, nice breakfast, clean, useful kitchen zone

I recommend to ask for the room with the view on the street, the others with the view on the inside building are super dark with small window and have strange layout with the table in the corner

We had a nice spacious room. There was a kitchenette, comfortable bed, 2 tables, air-conditioning.

The shower pressure was low. The lack of hangers and furniture (although there was space for it), we had to store 70% of belongings directly in the luggage for the week we were staying. The area around the hotel is not very pleasant.