ibis budget Bordeaux Centre Mériadeck

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Nice tram stop easy to get around

Great value for money stay in central Bordeaux. Good quality restaurant and bar, room basic but clean and comfortable. Recommend for a night.

The staff was amazing particularly Melody tried to accommodate me and help me in every way possible, I am a disabled guest and although I asked for a wheelchair accessible room, it was not, the bed was sooo high that it came up to my shoulders. How is a wheelchair user that can’t get up, get in a bed that is so high?. I couldn’t get on the bed so, melody helped me to get together a very old and dusty sofa bed that was a bit low, but definitely better than the bed, I had 2 terrible nights on that sofa and went home. The breakfast was meh but ok for a budget hotel. It wasn’t super clean either but acceptable.

Clean room, ac is quiet, curtain can block most of the sun light, bed and pillows are great, not a cheap one would hurt your neck or back

Excellent location for cathedral and central Bordeaux. 15 mins to quayside and port. Tram stop palace de justice right outside, only €1.9 for 1 hour unlimited journey which will also cover trip from the airport. Room small but clean and adequate for 3 night stay for 1 person. Good air con. Comfortable bed. Shower room looked newly refurbished. Overall good value for budget accommodation. Breakfast bars/ room relatively small and a bit chaotic/ crowded at peak times, often needed to ask topping up for items running low. Breakfast choice adequate but very carb heavy rather than cereal/ yogurt choices. Overall acceptable value for money. Would return for price and convenience.

great position room small but clean heating in room too hot

The hotel itself was good however the room was too hot and did not have an external window so we had to contact reception to fix the aircon which they did not do. The first receptionist told us all rooms were fully booked so we couldnt move but after 1 night in the room we spoke to another receptionest who managed to move us rooms.

Rooms were clean, staff was courteous. Only issue was the key system, they never got it to work with two keys (one would always NOT work from the beginning, for both rooms). Every time we asked to fix one key, it would disable the other…so what was the point in giving us two keys? The other issue is you get what you paid for. There is literally only room to sleep. No room for luggage. We pushed them under the bed. Bed frames are smaller than the mattress so you can’t even sit on the side of the bed. Bathroom sink size is below standards. Can’t even bow down to wash your face ( your head would hit the wall - the sink is sooo narrow and close to the wall). Shower head wasn’t working right and on our first day, sink drain cap was stuck in the closed position so we had to brush our teeth, wash our hands, etc in the shower, but they quickly addressed it the next day. Breakfast was reasonable - ham and eggs were standard protein. If you just need a place to put your stuff and sleep, it’s ok. But don’t expect to do anything else in your room. Also, because there’s a bunk bed, I keep hitting my head on it every time I reached for something on the bedside while I was up. Although thankful for the price (got it for less than $70/night), I’m never doing that again…would rather stay a little further away from downtown in a nicer hotel. On the flip side, the attached Ibis (non Budget) was nice, had a classy spacious lobby that we used…probably just spring for that next time.

Very nice staffing, helpful and professional willing to accommodate inquiries. But room is too very small. I meant really tiny for 2 person.

It’s better to stay in an IBIS that isn’t tagged with budget / price difference marginal and you get much better rooms for a mere ten euros more