Your room in Bordeaux with breakfast included
A Bordeaux townhouse renovated in 2022, on rue Séraphin in the centre of the city. Breakfast comes with each of the five rooms.
- 4.9/5 from 320 reviews
- Open all year
The essentials
For a room with breakfast included in Bordeaux, your night here comes with a homemade breakfast served in the living room, at no extra charge. There are five rooms, each with a private bathroom, the least expensive from €140 for two, a few minutes on foot from the tram.
The breakfast that comes with your room in Bordeaux
Many travellers type “B&B Bordeaux centre” or “bed and breakfast Bordeaux” looking for the same thing: a quiet night and a proper morning meal waiting downstairs. That is what I prepare: fresh, local produce, with homemade pastries and granola, served in the big living room of the house.
I am there, so we talk. This moment comes up in the reviews, along with my tips for planning the day. If you follow a special diet, tell me before you arrive.
Outside mealtime, a coffee and tea corner stays open to help yourself. In the evening, however, there is no restaurant or table d’hôte: I point you towards addresses in the centre.
Which room should you choose?
Breakfast is the same whichever room you choose. What varies is the floor, the size and the bed. The starting price, €140 a night for two, is for La Grande; for the others, the booking engine shows the price for your dates.
| Room | Floor | Size | Bed |
|---|---|---|---|
| La Grande | 1st floor | 25 m² | King size 180 or 2 single beds |
| La Belle | 2nd floor | 25 m² | King size 180 or 2 single beds, rooftop view |
| La Lumineuse | 2nd floor | 18 m² | King size 180 or 2 single beds |
| La Discrète | 2nd floor | 18 m² | Queen size 160, not convertible to twin, period fireplace |
| La Mansardée | 3rd floor | 25 m² | King size 180 or 2 single beds, under the roof |
La Mansardée is not recommended for guests taller than 1.85 m (6 ft 1 in). All rooms have a private bathroom, individual air conditioning and fast wifi.
Sleeping near Mériadeck, tram 3 minutes away
The house is on a very quiet street, near the Regional Council and Mériadeck. Trams A and F stop at Saint-Bruno Hôtel de Région, a 3-minute walk away. By tram F, Saint-Jean station is 20 or 25 minutes away and the airport 25 or 30 minutes. The Miroir d’eau is a 25-minute walk.
I mostly host travellers passing through, but also people from around Bordeaux (Mérignac, Le Bouscat, Talence, Pessac, Bègles) for a night or a weekend. Check-in is from 3 pm, check-out by 11 am, and luggage storage is free. There is no private parking: you park on the surrounding streets.
Breakfast included: your questions
What does “breakfast included” mean in a guest house?
It means the morning meal is part of the price of the night, with no separate line on your bill. At Les Séraphines it is included in all five rooms. Prices start at €140 a night for two people, in La Grande.
How does a guest house differ from a hotel in Bordeaux?
Here there are just five rooms in an old townhouse, and a host who welcomes you in person. Breakfast is eaten in the living room, not a restaurant hall. Arrivals and departures can also be self-service, thanks to a secure entry system.
What time is breakfast served?
I have no fixed time to announce here: the easiest way is to tell me the evening before when you would like to come down, especially if you have an early train or appointment. Coffee and tea, for their part, stay available to help yourself.
Can we have dinner at the house?
No, I offer neither a restaurant nor a table d’hôte. When a group hires the whole house, meals can be delivered or prepared by a private chef. Otherwise, I recommend addresses in central Bordeaux to suit your tastes.
Pick your dates in Bordeaux
Booking direct gets you the best rate guaranteed, with flexible cancellation terms. For a question before you choose, call me on 07 72 30 40 22.