Hotels near Place Saint Pierre

"This place is a bit run down and sad ( not just the rooms). In desperate need of an upgrade, deep cleaning, and new coat of paint! Marks on walls, chipped faded paint, sticky spots on doors and handles, dirty carpet….pretty grungy. If you’re going to paint everything black, it must be well maintained to not look like a dirty homeless shack. No amenities in the rooms. Restaurant was just meh…out of many items on the menu. Overall definitely not worth the $$$."

"The staff is very friendly and helpful on things to do, great location as we walked to most attractions."

"Very convenient. Easy to get around."

"Perfect location off pedestrian street but absolutely quiet in the hotel. Lovely lounge area, nice fridge in room. Huge room. Breakfast was the same every day ( we were there three mornings)- but it was a very nice selection. Absolutely would stay here again! Oh! And SO convenient to the main Tram lines!"

"Staff were not that inviting. Had to wait past the check in time to check in. No air conditioning."

"Great location that was just a little bit off the main traffic area, which was actually very nice. The staff was extremely helpful and housekeeping did a great job. The beds are very comfortable here. One issue is that the showers do not have a door so there’s a tendency for water to get all over the bathroom floor, which we corrected with many towels. We did not use the restaurant for breakfast, but instead used a great patisserie right around the corner."

"Our stay at Hotel Grand Francais was fantastic. One of the most underrated elements was that there was an amazing cocktail bar associated with the Hotel that was standout. The location felt very secure, was convenient to a ton of restaurants. The room was very clean and service was great. The breakfast spread was also delicious. Cafes and restaurants seemed to open quite late, so would recommend taking advantage of the breakfast. Would absolutely stay again when in Bordeaux!"

"Good hotel Great location"

"Far from the city's touristic centre, despite it's name."