Aparthotel Adagio Bordeaux Centre Gambetta

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Welcome to the Aparthotel Adagio Bordeaux Centre Gambetta, where style and comfort meet in the heart of Bordeaux, France. This 4-star ApartHotel provides the perfect base for exploring the vibrant city, with its convenient location just 0,1mi from the city center. With a whopping 4440 reviews, it's safe to say that this hotel is a traveler favorite.

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Pokoje

Studio (3 Adults) in Aparthotel Adagio Bordeaux Centre Gambetta

Pokaż 5 zdjęć

1 Pojedyncze Łóżko

1 Łóżko Queen Size

300 sq ft

Studio, Pokój trzyosobowy

Kuchnia

Łazienka prywatna

Aneks kuchenny

Wanna

Welcome to our spacious Studio room, perfect for 3 adults or a family of 5! With a fully-equipped kitchen, private bathroom, comfortable beds, and stunning city views, this room has everything you need for a comfortable stay. Plus, enjoy amenities like a flat-screen TV, air conditioning, and easy access to upper floors with our elevator.

Studio (2 Adults) in Aparthotel Adagio Bordeaux Centre Gambetta

Pokaż 5 zdjęć

1 Łóżko Queen Size

195 sq ft

Studio, Łóżko Queen Size

Kuchnia

Łazienka prywatna

Aneks kuchenny

Wanna

Welcome to our Studio, perfect for 2 adults looking for a comfortable and convenient stay. This cozy 194 sqft room features a fully equipped kitchen, private bathroom with a bathtub, and a mesmerizing view. Enjoy modern amenities such as a flat-screen TV, air conditioning, and a microwave, making your stay even more enjoyable.

Pokaż 5 zdjęć

1 Podwójne Łóżko

1 Rozkładana Sofa

420 sq ft

Apartament, 1 sypialnia

Kuchnia

Aneks kuchenny

Przyjazny zwierzętom

Bezpłatne wifi

Features 1 bedroom with a double bed, and a sofa bed in the living room.

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The hotel offers a range of amenities to make your stay unforgettable. Start your day with breathtaking city views from the terrace, and stay connected with free WiFi throughout the property. Relax in the sauna, indulge in a homemade meal using the fully equipped kitchen, or unwind with a soak in the bathtub. The hotel also features a range of facilities to cater to every traveler’s needs, including a pet-friendly policy, air conditioning, non-smoking rooms, and soundproof rooms for a peaceful night's sleep.

Lobby or reception in Aparthotel Adagio Bordeaux Centre Gambetta

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With prices starting from just $99, the Aparthotel Adagio Bordeaux Centre Gambetta offers excellent value for money. This stylish and convenient accommodation ensures that you have everything you need for a memorable stay in Bordeaux. Book your stay now and experience the perfect blend of comfort and luxury at this fantastic ApartHotel.

Bedroom, Bed in Aparthotel Adagio Bordeaux Centre Gambetta

Photo of the whole room in Aparthotel Adagio Bordeaux Centre Gambetta

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The Aparthotel Adagio Bordeaux Centre Gambetta is not only pet-friendly but also provides a range of room options to suit your needs. The spacious Studio (3 Adults) features a comfortable Twin bed and a Queen size bed, making it perfect for a family of three adults or two adults and two children. With a generous room size of 301 sqft, there is plenty of space for everyone to relax and unwind after a long day of exploring Bordeaux. And don't worry, all rooms are non-smoking to ensure a fresh and pleasant atmosphere.

Breakfast in Aparthotel Adagio Bordeaux Centre Gambetta

Udogodnienia

Bezpłatne wifi

Sauna

Klimatyzacja

Taras

Pokoje dźwiękoszczelne

Kuchnia

Pokoje dla niepalących

Naczynia kuchenne

Restaurant/places to eat in Aparthotel Adagio Bordeaux Centre Gambetta

Bathroom in Aparthotel Adagio Bordeaux Centre Gambetta

Property building in Aparthotel Adagio Bordeaux Centre Gambetta

We stayed here for four nights before heading off to our biking tour in the Dordogne region. The hotel was easy to access from the airport – take the A Tram right outside the airport and get off at the Gambetta Tram stop. The hotel is just on the other side of the shopping complex, less than a five minute walk away. Arriving at 9am, we were told that our room would not be ready until 3pm. Staff at reception were helpful but their English limited, depending on who was on duty. We are bilingual so this did not affect us but other guests struggled to be understood. After storing our bags, we headed out to explore. Once we checked in, we were informed that we were ungraded to a larger room. Our room was well appointed and functional, although I found it odd that the toilet was located outside the bathroom, on the other side of the room, without any hand washing area. The kitchen area was well equipped, but we only prepared our breakfasts and snacks. My husband did partake in the in house breakfast buffet which he found under whelming, the food was cold, selection limited and an altogether poor value for 14E. The area is surrounded by numerous restaurants of all different price points and there is a large supermarket in the mall right down the street. The bed was comfortable as was our sleep. Our room faced a small square. There is a screen that separates the sleeping area from the living/kitchen area should your partner wish to stay up. Our bathroom had a shower that was separate from the tub. My major complaint that only one towel was provided per person and you had to pay extra to have them changed or your room cleaned. Most days we just explored Bordeaux on foot which was easy to do. The hotel is very well located. The trams were affordable and easily accessed. We also went to St. Emilion one day to explore and visit a few wineries. As an aside, entrance to museums is free on the first Sunday of each month, but generally.

Catharine

When first considering several properties, I thought this might be out of the center. Turns out it's in the center. And right on the edge of the UNESCO World Heritage part of the city. It's the best of both worlds -- modern, updated and quiet as it is not near any wine or other bars or nightclubs. But Gambetta is a great area, flush with hip restaurants, wine bars and grocery stores. One of the tram lines is 5 minutes away in one direction the large, efficient, circulates very frequently G bus connected from historic Saint Jean train station, where I arrived from Paris. Front desk staff was excellent about giving tips on shopping/dining. It also complied with my standard request to get the room farthest from the elevator an to have an extra flat sheet in the room. I certainly used the coffee maker, as well as the fridge to store leftover gourmet food -- and the stove and microwave to reheat said food. St. Catherine Street -- billed as the longest pedestrian shopping street in all of Europe, is footsteps away. Garonne River, muddy but the spine of the city for centuries, is 10-12 minutes walk away, as is the famous Place de la Bourse with its giant reflecting pond and wondrous architecture. Bordeaux is a great city. Pound for pound, some of the best gastronomy and wine in all of France...or the world for that matter. Code 23, a fabulous bar with live music and a cozy vibe, is less than 15 minutes walk from the property. Le Petit Commerce, one of the greatest, most unpretentious seafood houses in all of the region, is 15 minutes walk away. Boulangerie Jocteur, an outstanding bakery, is a brisk 5 minute walk from the hotel. Chartrons and its great homes and bistro is 15 minutes by tram. Cite du Vin is less than 25 minutes by tram. Bassins des Lumières, in a WWII submarine bunker also to the north of town, is less than 45 minutes by public transit.

Steve

The location is ideal, just a short walk from the old town with bus stops virtually outside the hotel and tram stops just a few minutes' walk away. There's a huge Auchan supermarket in the Meriadeck Shopping Centre around the corner, a boulangerie across the square from the hotel and a branch of Picard next door. The A tram took us from outside the terminal at Bordeaux Airport to within a few minutes' walk of the aparthotel. Our spacious room consisted of seating and dining areas, a well-equipped kitchenette with a good sized-fridge, a dishwasher, a stovetop and a microwave, a sleeping area with plenty of storage, good lighting and a large comfortable bed, and a good bath-sized bathroom with a walk-in shower and a full-sized bath, plus a separate toilet. Everything was in good repair, was spotlessly clean and worked well. Our room was located on the 5th floor and had a long balcony overlooking a tree-lined inner courtyard. It was very quiet and we slept well. Check in and out was very efficient and friendly. Housekeeping is only included in the hotel rate for stays of 7 nights or more, and can otherwise be requested for an additional payment. We had no problem with the lack of housekeeping as we enjoy our privacy and also prefer to clean up after ourselves (there was a room with trash bins on the ground floor and a supply of new rubbish bags available on request from reception). Our room-only rate was great value and we would happily stay in Adagio Bordeaux Centre Gambetta again.

Kathleen

The location is fantastic! Right in the city centre and approx. 10-15min to the River Garonne. Access to lots of restaurants, shops and there's a shopping mall right across from the hotel. The TBM bus #1 from the airport drops you right at the hotel - this was a great bonus & the stop to get the bus to the airport is a 5min walk from the hotel. We requested an early check in which the hotel provided as we had an early flight in - this was great as we managed to rest before heading out for a whole day of touring. The Quinconces tram station is close by making it easy to access sites such as the Cite du Vin. We did a walking tour of the city (Voicemap) and we could walk to all the sites from the hotel which was awesome as we had a one day trip & we managed to do loads thanks to the hotel location. The staff were really friendly especially the lovely ladies at the reception in the evening on 23rd Feb - they were super helpful & gave us great recommendations for restaurants - Peppone is a must try when in Bordeaux - never imagined I'd enjoy Italian food in France but hey :-) it was awesome! The hotel room was clean & convenient as it has a kitchenette so you can prepare meals / tea / breakfast or heat your meals / leftovers in the microwave. There's also a gym, steam room / hammam - though we didn't get to use this as we had a short stay. If you have a short trip to Bordeaux this hotel is a must - it will save you lots of time thanks to the ease of access of all the main spots.

Asali

We absolutely loved our trip to Bordeaux & we're so happy we stayed at Aparthotel Adagio. It was a great central location. Our room was lovely & spacious. We were on the 2nd floor. Staff were so lovely & friendly there. Would definitely stay there again. Best advice we got was to buy city pass cards which gave us 1 city tour(bus or boat) then free access on public transport (trams, buses & water taxis) but also free admission to so many places like Cité du Vin, Bassins des Lumières all fab to visit. We also went on a half day trip to 2 vineyards at a reduced price because of our passes. We loved our trip to Bordeaux. Will definitely be back & will stay at Aparthotel Adagio again. Thanks for a fab stay

O'flaherty

We stayed here for four nights before heading off to our biking tour in the Dordogne region. The hotel was easy to access from the airport – take the A Tram right outside the airport and get off at the Gambetta Tram stop. The hotel is just on the other side of the shopping complex, less than a five minute walk away. Arriving at 9am, we were told that our room would not be ready until 3pm. Staff at reception were helpful but their English limited, depending on who was on duty. We are bilingual so this did not affect us but other guests struggled to be understood. After storing our bags, we headed out to explore. Once we checked in, we were informed that we were ungraded to a larger room. Our room was well appointed and functional, although I found it odd that the toilet was located outside the bathroom, on the other side of the room, without any hand washing area. The kitchen area was well equipped, but we only prepared our breakfasts and snacks. My husband did partake in the in house breakfast buffet which he found under whelming, the food was cold, selection limited and an altogether poor value for 14E. The area is surrounded by numerous restaurants of all different price points and there is a large supermarket in the mall right down the street. The bed was comfortable as was our sleep. Our room faced a small square. There is a screen that separates the sleeping area from the living/kitchen area should your partner wish to stay up. Our bathroom had a shower that was separate from the tub. My major complaint that only one towel was provided per person and you had to pay extra to have them changed or your room cleaned. Most days we just explored Bordeaux on foot which was easy to do. The hotel is very well located. The trams were affordable and easily accessed. We also went to St. Emilion one day to explore and visit a few wineries. As an aside, entrance to museums is free on the first Sunday of each month, but generally.

Catharine

When first considering several properties, I thought this might be out of the center. Turns out it's in the center. And right on the edge of the UNESCO World Heritage part of the city. It's the best of both worlds -- modern, updated and quiet as it is not near any wine or other bars or nightclubs. But Gambetta is a great area, flush with hip restaurants, wine bars and grocery stores. One of the tram lines is 5 minutes away in one direction the large, efficient, circulates very frequently G bus connected from historic Saint Jean train station, where I arrived from Paris. Front desk staff was excellent about giving tips on shopping/dining. It also complied with my standard request to get the room farthest from the elevator an to have an extra flat sheet in the room. I certainly used the coffee maker, as well as the fridge to store leftover gourmet food -- and the stove and microwave to reheat said food. St. Catherine Street -- billed as the longest pedestrian shopping street in all of Europe, is footsteps away. Garonne River, muddy but the spine of the city for centuries, is 10-12 minutes walk away, as is the famous Place de la Bourse with its giant reflecting pond and wondrous architecture. Bordeaux is a great city. Pound for pound, some of the best gastronomy and wine in all of France...or the world for that matter. Code 23, a fabulous bar with live music and a cozy vibe, is less than 15 minutes walk from the property. Le Petit Commerce, one of the greatest, most unpretentious seafood houses in all of the region, is 15 minutes walk away. Boulangerie Jocteur, an outstanding bakery, is a brisk 5 minute walk from the hotel. Chartrons and its great homes and bistro is 15 minutes by tram. Cite du Vin is less than 25 minutes by tram. Bassins des Lumières, in a WWII submarine bunker also to the north of town, is less than 45 minutes by public transit.

Steve

The location is ideal, just a short walk from the old town with bus stops virtually outside the hotel and tram stops just a few minutes' walk away. There's a huge Auchan supermarket in the Meriadeck Shopping Centre around the corner, a boulangerie across the square from the hotel and a branch of Picard next door. The A tram took us from outside the terminal at Bordeaux Airport to within a few minutes' walk of the aparthotel. Our spacious room consisted of seating and dining areas, a well-equipped kitchenette with a good sized-fridge, a dishwasher, a stovetop and a microwave, a sleeping area with plenty of storage, good lighting and a large comfortable bed, and a good bath-sized bathroom with a walk-in shower and a full-sized bath, plus a separate toilet. Everything was in good repair, was spotlessly clean and worked well. Our room was located on the 5th floor and had a long balcony overlooking a tree-lined inner courtyard. It was very quiet and we slept well. Check in and out was very efficient and friendly. Housekeeping is only included in the hotel rate for stays of 7 nights or more, and can otherwise be requested for an additional payment. We had no problem with the lack of housekeeping as we enjoy our privacy and also prefer to clean up after ourselves (there was a room with trash bins on the ground floor and a supply of new rubbish bags available on request from reception). Our room-only rate was great value and we would happily stay in Adagio Bordeaux Centre Gambetta again.

Kathleen

The location is fantastic! Right in the city centre and approx. 10-15min to the River Garonne. Access to lots of restaurants, shops and there's a shopping mall right across from the hotel. The TBM bus #1 from the airport drops you right at the hotel - this was a great bonus & the stop to get the bus to the airport is a 5min walk from the hotel. We requested an early check in which the hotel provided as we had an early flight in - this was great as we managed to rest before heading out for a whole day of touring. The Quinconces tram station is close by making it easy to access sites such as the Cite du Vin. We did a walking tour of the city (Voicemap) and we could walk to all the sites from the hotel which was awesome as we had a one day trip & we managed to do loads thanks to the hotel location. The staff were really friendly especially the lovely ladies at the reception in the evening on 23rd Feb - they were super helpful & gave us great recommendations for restaurants - Peppone is a must try when in Bordeaux - never imagined I'd enjoy Italian food in France but hey :-) it was awesome! The hotel room was clean & convenient as it has a kitchenette so you can prepare meals / tea / breakfast or heat your meals / leftovers in the microwave. There's also a gym, steam room / hammam - though we didn't get to use this as we had a short stay. If you have a short trip to Bordeaux this hotel is a must - it will save you lots of time thanks to the ease of access of all the main spots.

Asali

We absolutely loved our trip to Bordeaux & we're so happy we stayed at Aparthotel Adagio. It was a great central location. Our room was lovely & spacious. We were on the 2nd floor. Staff were so lovely & friendly there. Would definitely stay there again. Best advice we got was to buy city pass cards which gave us 1 city tour(bus or boat) then free access on public transport (trams, buses & water taxis) but also free admission to so many places like Cité du Vin, Bassins des Lumières all fab to visit. We also went on a half day trip to 2 vineyards at a reduced price because of our passes. We loved our trip to Bordeaux. Will definitely be back & will stay at Aparthotel Adagio again. Thanks for a fab stay

O'flaherty

We stayed here for four nights before heading off to our biking tour in the Dordogne region. The hotel was easy to access from the airport – take the A Tram right outside the airport and get off at the Gambetta Tram stop. The hotel is just on the other side of the shopping complex, less than a five minute walk away. Arriving at 9am, we were told that our room would not be ready until 3pm. Staff at reception were helpful but their English limited, depending on who was on duty. We are bilingual so this did not affect us but other guests struggled to be understood. After storing our bags, we headed out to explore. Once we checked in, we were informed that we were ungraded to a larger room. Our room was well appointed and functional, although I found it odd that the toilet was located outside the bathroom, on the other side of the room, without any hand washing area. The kitchen area was well equipped, but we only prepared our breakfasts and snacks. My husband did partake in the in house breakfast buffet which he found under whelming, the food was cold, selection limited and an altogether poor value for 14E. The area is surrounded by numerous restaurants of all different price points and there is a large supermarket in the mall right down the street. The bed was comfortable as was our sleep. Our room faced a small square. There is a screen that separates the sleeping area from the living/kitchen area should your partner wish to stay up. Our bathroom had a shower that was separate from the tub. My major complaint that only one towel was provided per person and you had to pay extra to have them changed or your room cleaned. Most days we just explored Bordeaux on foot which was easy to do. The hotel is very well located. The trams were affordable and easily accessed. We also went to St. Emilion one day to explore and visit a few wineries. As an aside, entrance to museums is free on the first Sunday of each month, but generally.

Catharine

When first considering several properties, I thought this might be out of the center. Turns out it's in the center. And right on the edge of the UNESCO World Heritage part of the city. It's the best of both worlds -- modern, updated and quiet as it is not near any wine or other bars or nightclubs. But Gambetta is a great area, flush with hip restaurants, wine bars and grocery stores. One of the tram lines is 5 minutes away in one direction the large, efficient, circulates very frequently G bus connected from historic Saint Jean train station, where I arrived from Paris. Front desk staff was excellent about giving tips on shopping/dining. It also complied with my standard request to get the room farthest from the elevator an to have an extra flat sheet in the room. I certainly used the coffee maker, as well as the fridge to store leftover gourmet food -- and the stove and microwave to reheat said food. St. Catherine Street -- billed as the longest pedestrian shopping street in all of Europe, is footsteps away. Garonne River, muddy but the spine of the city for centuries, is 10-12 minutes walk away, as is the famous Place de la Bourse with its giant reflecting pond and wondrous architecture. Bordeaux is a great city. Pound for pound, some of the best gastronomy and wine in all of France...or the world for that matter. Code 23, a fabulous bar with live music and a cozy vibe, is less than 15 minutes walk from the property. Le Petit Commerce, one of the greatest, most unpretentious seafood houses in all of the region, is 15 minutes walk away. Boulangerie Jocteur, an outstanding bakery, is a brisk 5 minute walk from the hotel. Chartrons and its great homes and bistro is 15 minutes by tram. Cite du Vin is less than 25 minutes by tram. Bassins des Lumières, in a WWII submarine bunker also to the north of town, is less than 45 minutes by public transit.

Steve

The location is ideal, just a short walk from the old town with bus stops virtually outside the hotel and tram stops just a few minutes' walk away. There's a huge Auchan supermarket in the Meriadeck Shopping Centre around the corner, a boulangerie across the square from the hotel and a branch of Picard next door. The A tram took us from outside the terminal at Bordeaux Airport to within a few minutes' walk of the aparthotel. Our spacious room consisted of seating and dining areas, a well-equipped kitchenette with a good sized-fridge, a dishwasher, a stovetop and a microwave, a sleeping area with plenty of storage, good lighting and a large comfortable bed, and a good bath-sized bathroom with a walk-in shower and a full-sized bath, plus a separate toilet. Everything was in good repair, was spotlessly clean and worked well. Our room was located on the 5th floor and had a long balcony overlooking a tree-lined inner courtyard. It was very quiet and we slept well. Check in and out was very efficient and friendly. Housekeeping is only included in the hotel rate for stays of 7 nights or more, and can otherwise be requested for an additional payment. We had no problem with the lack of housekeeping as we enjoy our privacy and also prefer to clean up after ourselves (there was a room with trash bins on the ground floor and a supply of new rubbish bags available on request from reception). Our room-only rate was great value and we would happily stay in Adagio Bordeaux Centre Gambetta again.

Kathleen

The location is fantastic! Right in the city centre and approx. 10-15min to the River Garonne. Access to lots of restaurants, shops and there's a shopping mall right across from the hotel. The TBM bus #1 from the airport drops you right at the hotel - this was a great bonus & the stop to get the bus to the airport is a 5min walk from the hotel. We requested an early check in which the hotel provided as we had an early flight in - this was great as we managed to rest before heading out for a whole day of touring. The Quinconces tram station is close by making it easy to access sites such as the Cite du Vin. We did a walking tour of the city (Voicemap) and we could walk to all the sites from the hotel which was awesome as we had a one day trip & we managed to do loads thanks to the hotel location. The staff were really friendly especially the lovely ladies at the reception in the evening on 23rd Feb - they were super helpful & gave us great recommendations for restaurants - Peppone is a must try when in Bordeaux - never imagined I'd enjoy Italian food in France but hey :-) it was awesome! The hotel room was clean & convenient as it has a kitchenette so you can prepare meals / tea / breakfast or heat your meals / leftovers in the microwave. There's also a gym, steam room / hammam - though we didn't get to use this as we had a short stay. If you have a short trip to Bordeaux this hotel is a must - it will save you lots of time thanks to the ease of access of all the main spots.

Asali

We absolutely loved our trip to Bordeaux & we're so happy we stayed at Aparthotel Adagio. It was a great central location. Our room was lovely & spacious. We were on the 2nd floor. Staff were so lovely & friendly there. Would definitely stay there again. Best advice we got was to buy city pass cards which gave us 1 city tour(bus or boat) then free access on public transport (trams, buses & water taxis) but also free admission to so many places like Cité du Vin, Bassins des Lumières all fab to visit. We also went on a half day trip to 2 vineyards at a reduced price because of our passes. We loved our trip to Bordeaux. Will definitely be back & will stay at Aparthotel Adagio again. Thanks for a fab stay

O'flaherty

Lokalizacja

40, Rue Edmond Michelet, Bordeaux, 33000, Francja

Aparthotel Adagio Bordeaux Centre Gambetta

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