Ibis Styles Bordeaux Mériadeck

We stayed here for an overnight stay for for christmas market in Bordeaux. Out of all the Ibis that we stayed at even though we were on the main road , this one is the quietist, no banging doors people going in the room, cant hear people walk down the corridor. The bed is very comfy, and we are going to look for the pillows they use. Very comfy. Also very easy as a restaurant is attached to the hotel too, very enjoyable meal in there as well.

We’ve regularly used Accor hotels during travels and have enjoyed the Styles brand in other cities. For our three night stay this one fell way short of the mark. The location is out of the city centre, a 15 minute walk away. It’s on a busy road, with trams running outside and the Police National building practically next door. So despite the double glazing expect road noise. Car parking is a good 10 minute walk away, unless you can get a space on the public road behind the hotel (you still pay). Arrived to find the steps to the front door taped off so had to walk round to use the disabled ramp. The rooms we had were on the 5th floor and were dated, lacked any character and one of the rooms (504) was tatty and smelt of cigarettes when we arrived. The aircon just about coped with the temperatures of 20 degrees but I’d hate to put it to the test in any hotter weather. Breakfast was mediocre; small pastries, only one coffee machine working, the fresh orange juice machine had a tap that kept falling off making it virtually impossible to operate. It wasn’t much of an offering. The one positive comment is that all the staff we came into contact with were welcoming, helpful and very pleasant. Otherwise, there isn’t anything that would entice me to want to stay at this hotel again.

We stayed for one night and chose the hotel because of its convenient location, on the tram line for the airport, 15 min walk into centre of Bordeaux. Staff were friendly and polite, room was fine for 3 adults, clean and very comfy beds. Breakfast was really good value and there was a great selection. Would def stay again. Much quieter and better value than staying in the centre of the city.

Great hotel if you find yours lad in Bordeaux for work and if you also need access to the tram and to the airport. There’s a nice pool and good food. A little bit away from the city centre but there is access via tram or via taxi- we used an Uber and it was easy

Our stay was great!! The location was really good, a nice walkable area with nearby bus & tram stops. A couple stops away or a simple walk away will get you into the city centre which was great. The rooms, bathroom & all amenities were very clean and matched images. I was struggling to figure out how to use the tv's chromecast but the staff responded very quickly & helped me with that which I appreciated. Also we both really liked the breakfast options! I definitely recommend & will definitely return when I'm in Bordeaux next.

We chose this hotel for a minibreak due to it being on the tramline from the airport. Disembark at the Gavinies stop, cross the road, turn right and the hotel is only a couple of minutes walk. We arrived at midnight and were warmly welcomed. The young staff spoke French and English. The bedroom was completely adequate, clean, warm, with comfortable beds. Breakfast was buffet style and did get busy one morning. Help yourself to cereal, breads, cheese, ham, croissants, pain au chocolate, pancakes, preserves, yogurt, fruit, hot drinks, fresh orange juice, etc. There did seem to be issues with having enough cutlery and one of the drink machines not working at times. The only negative point was the location. Although quiet and on the tramline there were hardly any bars or restaurants in the area and the hotel restaurant closed at weekends. We had to resort to McDonalds, a 10 minute walk away, one day!