Ibis Bordeaux Centre Bastide

Great Breakfast, but It does not vary; you always get the same breakfast offering. The staff was helpful. The rooms were a bit too small. I will recommend this property to anyone staying for a day or two.

I was disappointed of how they treated me. They kept saying things in French like either some type of insult or something. It’s disappointing.

Basic but comfortable room, friendly staff. Good for a short stay in Bordeaux. The cleanliness was good. It is carpeted, which I don't like, but the carpets are clean. It's a bit outside the center, but it's just a short tram ride or a 20 min walk crossing the bridge over the river. Note that you only get a big towel each and no small towels, so bring a small one if you need it for hands etc. What is missing is more shelf space for your things.

Very friendly and helpful staff, excellent breakfast and comfortable rooms

Stay away. Dirty and small. Bed linens felt used and towels are thin. The price may be cheap, but what you get is cheaper. It's also far from the main parts of Bordeaux. 30min plus walk from the main areas (because you have to cross the river) unfriendly staff. Fortunately, we had a car, but despite the fact that building is far from the main areas, we had to pay for keeping the car from 01:00 to 09:00 (ridiculous).

Loved the decor in hotel and room. Room was big and quiet, at the side overlooking the supermarket and gym. Lovely breakfast, lots of choice. Lack of towels, only two small thin bath towels, no hand towels. Didn`t like the rough recycled toilet paper. Lack of English tv channels.

There are lots of bonus points such as cleanliness, very good air conditioning, comfortable large double bed, blackout curtains and soundproofed room. On the other hand there are no extras such as a kettle or a fridge and everything is designed to make the room easy to clean so it feels a bit plasticky. If you want to use the underground car park, it is at one end of the Carrefour car park next to the hotel. Take a ticket from the machine as you enter and then look for the Ibis signs and park there. Keep the ticket and pay for the parking at the hotel reception. Then when you leave the hotel take the ticket to reception and they will validate it so that it will open the barrier when you leave the car park. I'm writing this here as I couldn't find this information anywhere else and hope it helps someone.

Lovely hotel, very clean rooms, the towels were changed regularly. Some toiletries provided. Rooms are small but adequate for a short stay. The bed is vey comfortable, the air con/fan is appreciated in the summer heat. Check in process was very efficient, refreshments provided in reception which is a nice touch. Close to a metro stop, supermarket next door, really good value.

My friends all stayed in the main old town part of Bordeaux and paid at least 100 euros more for a 4 night stay. The tram is a 5 min walk (I timed it) and it was 5 or 6 mins on the team into town. It was quiet at night but not unsafe. I think there's a lot of students in the area. I'd stay here again.