Appart'City Classic Bordeaux Centre
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Kitchenette · 18–65 m² · Sleeps 6
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Aparthotels & serviced apartments in Bordeaux
22 stays · 21 aparthotels and 1 serviced apartments · from €55/night
Aparthotels and serviced apartments in Bordeaux suit visitors who want a kitchen for market food, extra space for a family, or a base for a week or more of work and wine-region day trips. Bordeaux has around 268,000 residents according to Wikipedia, with about 1.4 million in the wider metropolitan area, and a waterfront and old town that earned UNESCO World Heritage status as the Port of the Moon in 2007.
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Where to stay in Bordeaux
Place des Quinconces and the centre
- first-time visitors
- sightseeing
- walkers
The centre around Place des Quinconces, a central square listed by Wikivoyage, puts the Port of the Moon waterfront, Place de la Bourse and the Grand Théâtre within a walk. Wikivoyage lists the Cathédrale St-André and the CAPC contemporary art museum among the main sights. It is the easiest base for a first visit.
Stays in or near Place des Quinconces and the centre
- Aparthotel Adagio Bordeaux Centre Gambetta · about 800 m away
- Maison Labruyère · about 600 m away
Chartrons
- long stays
- markets
- antiques
Chartrons developed as a district for foreign wine merchants, including English, Dutch and Irish traders, and has small, quiet streets near the quays. Rue Notre-Dame has antique shops, Les Halles des Chartrons is surrounded by restaurants, and a Sunday market runs on the quays with local producers. It suits longer stays.
Stays in or near Chartrons
- Residhome Bordeaux · about 800 m away
- City Résidence Bordeaux Centre · about 400 m away
- Residhotel Galerie Tatry · about 800 m away
- Montempô Bordeaux centre - Bassins à flot · about 1 km away
Saint-Michel
- local feel
- walkers
Saint-Michel takes its name from the Basilique Saint-Michel, which Wikivoyage lists among the city's main churches. It lies south of the central squares, between the centre and Saint-Jean station, so it can suit visitors who want to be close to both.
Stays in or near Saint-Michel
- Staycity Aparthotels, Bordeaux City Centre · about 200 m away
- Chez Camille - Boutique Aparthotel · about 800 m away
- Ténéo Apparthotel Bordeaux - Gare Saint Jean · about 800 m away
- Victoria Garden Bordeaux Centre · about 1 km away
Saint-Jean station
- train arrivals
- onward travel
The area around Gare Saint-Jean is the rail hub for the city, where TGV trains from Paris arrive. It suits travellers arriving by train who want to be close to the station.
Stays in or near Saint-Jean station
- Ecolodge Appartements 2 pièces cosy gare · about 200 m away
- Student Factory Bordeaux · about 600 m away
- Ténéo Apparthotel Bordeaux - Gare Saint Jean · about 600 m away
La Bastide
- river views
- quieter stays
La Bastide is on the opposite bank of the Garonne from the central quays, reached across bridges such as the Pont de Pierre, which Wikipedia lists among the city's landmarks. It is a possibility if you prefer to stay outside the central grid.
Getting around Bordeaux
Bordeaux-Mérignac airport lies west of the city, in Mérignac. TBM (Transports Bordeaux Métropole) is the metropolitan transport network, and Wikipedia records that the tram has linked the airport with the city centre since 29 April 2023. Wikivoyage gives TGV journeys from Paris as just over two hours, and Wikipedia says the LGV Sud Europe Atlantique line, which opened in 2017, brings the journey to approximately two hours.
In the city, TBM operates the tram network, buses and the V3 bike-share system. Wikipedia describes a tram system that began operating in 2003, with ground-level power supply instead of overhead wires in the historic centre. The centre is best explored on foot, as Wikivoyage says, so choose a base near a tram stop if you are staying away from the river.
Living in Bordeaux for longer
For a longer stay, Chartrons has everyday local life: a Sunday market on the quays, Les Halles des Chartrons and plenty of cafés. Wikivoyage lists Bordeaux's bike-share and tram network as the main alternatives to walking, which keeps outer districts workable.
The wine region is the draw for many longer visits, and the Cité du Vin, a museum dedicated to wine, opened in 2016. The relocation guide covers the wider practicalities of staying for weeks rather than days.
When to visit Bordeaux
Bordeaux has an oceanic climate with cool winters and warm summers, shaped by Atlantic westerly winds. Wikipedia gives a winter average of 6.2 degrees Celsius and a summer average of 20.2 degrees.
Wine is part of the city's identity, and the Cité du Vin museum is dedicated to it. Event dates change by year and can affect availability, so check well ahead.
The compact centre follows the curve of the Garonne, and Wikivoyage notes that the riverfront stretches about 3 km and that most city sights are in this area. The sections below cover the districts worth comparing, how the tram and TGV connect, and the seasons. If you are deciding on a format, read aparthotel versus hotel, or look at other bases in France.
Long-stay tips for Bordeaux
Of the 22 properties here, 7 list a laptop-friendly workspace, 13 include some form of housekeeping and 6 have a 24-hour front desk. If you are staying more than a few nights, compare the facts box on each property page first.
5 properties list a full kitchen and 16 only a kitchenette, so check the room type if you plan to cook more than simple meals.
Where room sizes are published, the median apartment here is 26 m².
Moving for work? Our guide to serviced apartments for relocation explains what to look for.
Aparthotel prices in Bordeaux
We checked prices for 9 properties on 7 October 2026 (2 adults, 2 nights, about two weeks ahead). The lowest "from" price was €55 per night, the median €93 and the highest €148. The cheapest at that time was Residhotel Galerie Tatry. Prices change daily, so use the search box for your own dates.
Aparthotel brands in Bordeaux
You will find these brands here: Appart'City (3), Adagio (2), Staycity (1), Séjours & Affaires (1) and Residhome (1).
Other cities in France
Comparing destinations? See aparthotels in Paris, Marseille, Toulouse, Lyon, Nice, Nantes, Cannes and Porto-Vecchio.
| Price per night (from) | Properties |
|---|---|
| €40–€59 | 1 |
| €60–€79 | 1 |
| €80–€99 | 3 |
| €100–€119 | 2 |
| €140–€159 | 2 |
Frequently asked questions
What is the best area to stay in Bordeaux?
Place des Quinconces and the surrounding centre are the easiest base for sights. Chartrons is a good choice for longer stays, with a Sunday market on the quays and quiet streets.
How do I get from Bordeaux airport to the city?
Since 29 April 2023 the Bordeaux tram has linked the airport with the city centre, according to Wikipedia. Check TBM's website for current routes.
How long is the train from Paris to Bordeaux?
Wikipedia says the high-speed LGV Sud Europe Atlantique, opened in 2017, cut the journey to approximately two hours, and Wikivoyage says just over two hours. Services are TGV inOui and Ouigo.
Is Bordeaux walkable?
Wikivoyage says the city is best explored on foot, with trams, buses and a bike-share system as alternatives.
How many aparthotels are there in Bordeaux?
We currently list 22 aparthotel and serviced apartment properties in Bordeaux.
How much does an aparthotel in Bordeaux cost?
On 7 October 2026, "from" prices ranged from €55 to €148 per night, with a median of €93.
Do aparthotels in Bordeaux have kitchens?
21 of the 22 properties we list have a kitchen or kitchenette in at least one apartment type.
Which aparthotel brands operate in Bordeaux?
Appart'City, Adagio, Staycity, Séjours & Affaires and Residhome.
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