3-Star Hotel Bordeaux Clemenceau

Most of the other elements of urban development actually date from the 18th century and the work of Tourny. He shaped the quays, created vast squares and public promenades and redesigned the main arteries of Bordeaux.

Among others, you should appreciate the rue Sainte-Catherine, a 1300-metre pedestrian street linking the Place de la Comédie to the Place de la Victoire, so many shops and their shop windows are beautiful to look at.

Close to this large shopping street and about 300 metres from our hotel Bordeaux Clémenceau stands the Saint-André cathedral. Although it was the site of several royal weddings, it is mainly known for its separate bell tower, the Pey-Berland Tower, one of the emblems of the Bordeaux city.

In the south-west of the historic district of Bordeaux stands the Basilica of Saint-Michel. Remarkable for its flamboyant Gothic style, it is the largest tourist monument in the Gironde city. At its feet, the Capuchin market is worth a visit as all the local producers are present.

On the Garonne side too, there is plenty to do. For example, you must go to the Place de la Bourse to see the famous water mirror in action. This is an unmissable site where Bordeaux residents and tourists alike like to come and relax.

However, the best option for discovering the historic centre of Bordeaux is to stroll through its pedestrian streets and take full advantage of the restaurants, bars, cinemas and theatres they house. If you have some free time, take the time to sit out on the terrace and enjoy a good glass of red wine or the local speciality, cannelé.

Due to its location in the city centre and the proximity of public transport, our 3-star hotel in Bordeaux is the ideal accommodation solution to take full advantage of the dynamism of the Gironde city. The comfort of its rooms, its services and its excellent value for money should convince you.