Your bed and breakfast in the centre of Bordeaux

Five rooms on rue Séraphin, in the Saint-Bruno area: you can walk home from place Gambetta, and the tram stops three minutes from the door.

  • Renovated in 2022
  • Chambre d’hôtes Référence
  • Open all year
Bright living and dining room with a midnight-blue kitchen, a marble fireplace and herringbone parquet floors

The essentials

Anyone looking for a bed and breakfast in central Bordeaux wants an address where everything is within walking distance or a tram ride. My house on rue Séraphin has five rooms, each with a private bathroom and homemade breakfast included. Check-in is from 3 pm.

From my front door

A stay in central Bordeaux: how far is everything?

Sleeping in the centre is first of all about saving time. These are the journeys my guests ask me about most, starting from the house.

Journey times from the guest house
Destination How Time
Trams A and F, Saint-Bruno Hôtel de Région stop On foot 3 min
Place Gambetta On foot 7 min
Miroir d’eau On foot 25 min
Saint-Jean station Tram F 20 to 25 min
Mérignac airport Tram F 25 to 30 min
The house

Five guest rooms in a renovated Bordeaux townhouse

The house is an old Bordeaux townhouse, completely renovated in 2022. I kept the original parquet floors, the Bordeaux staircase and the high ceilings, and added what you would expect from a good hotel: memory-foam bedding, individual air conditioning, electric blackout roller shutters and fast wifi.

Every room has its own personality and a private bathroom. The smallest is 18 m², the others 25 m². I am happy to help you choose to suit your stay, whether as a couple, with friends or for work.

  • La Grande

    25 m², first floor, the most spacious

  • La Belle

    25 m², second floor, view over the rooftops

  • La Lumineuse

    18 m², second floor, window in the bathroom

  • La Discrète

    18 m², second floor, period fireplace and sofa corner

  • La Mansardée

    25 m² under the roof, three skylights and a sitting area

Sunlit breakfast table with croissants, bread, orange juice, granola, fruit and coffee
A breakfast table with croissants, bread, orange juice, granola, fruit and coffee.
In the morning

Homemade breakfast before you head back into town

It comes with your night and is served in the big living room. The produce is fresh and local, and the pastries and granola are homemade. Coffee and tea stay available to help yourself all day.

I do not run an evening table d’hôte. For dinner, I point you to my favourite addresses nearby, and groups hiring the whole house can have food delivered or a private chef come to the house.

My neighbourhood

Where to stay in central Bordeaux, between Saint-Bruno and Mériadeck

Monument aux Girondins and its bronze fountain on the Esplanade des Quinconces, with a tram in front of the trees
The Monument aux Girondins on the Esplanade des Quinconces, with a tram passing in front of the trees.

The house is on a typical, very quiet street near the Hôtel de Région and Mériadeck, with Saint-Seurin and Chartreuse close by. It is the centre of Bordeaux, yet you would never guess it from the street.

Some of my guests come from the metropolitan area: Mérignac, Le Bouscat, Talence, Pessac or Bègles. They book a night in town for a birthday, a late dinner or an early appointment the next morning.

Your questions

Staying in a guest house in central Bordeaux: my answers

Which area is best for staying in central Bordeaux?

My guests stay in the Saint-Bruno area, next to the Hôtel de Région and Mériadeck, with Saint-Seurin and Chartreuse close by. You are a 7-minute walk from place Gambetta, with two tram lines 3 minutes away to reach the rest of the city.

Guest house or city hotel: what is the difference?

I only have five rooms, and you are welcomed by your host rather than a front desk. Homemade breakfast is included, and you can even check in on your own if you need to. On the other hand, I have no restaurant, pool or spa: this is a house, not a resort.

Which room should we pick for a weekend for two?

La Discrète, with its period fireplace and sofa corner, is a favourite with couples. La Belle looks out over the rooftops, and La Grande, the most spacious, starts at €140 a night for two. All have a private bathroom and breakfast included.

Can I park near the guest house?

I do not have private parking: you park on the surrounding streets, and I suggest checking with me before you come. The tram is the easiest way to get around the city centre. For bikes, there is a private garage a few steps away as part of the Accueil Vélo scheme.

Your stay

Book your night in the city centre

Book direct for the best rate guaranteed and flexible cancellation terms. A question before you choose? Call me on 07 72 30 40 22.