Our guests’ guide
Our favourite places and tips to experience Bordeaux like a local, from the hotel, just steps from Saint-Jean station.
Interactive map
Monuments, wine, markets and walks: everything we recommend, mapped from the hotel.
Not to be missed
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the historic centre is best explored on foot, between honey-coloured stone façades and the Garonne quays.
The symbol of Bordeaux. Best seen at sunset, when the square is reflected in the world’s largest water mirror.
A neoclassical colonnade, opera and ballet, followed by the fine boutiques of Cours de l’Intendance and Allées de Tourny.
The Grosse Cloche, Porte Cailhau, the Saint-Pierre district and its lanes: terraces, wine cellars and little restaurants.
Cross the Garonne for the best view of the quayside façade, then stroll up to the Chartrons.
World wine capital
Departing from Saint-Jean station
The hotel is just steps from the station: the region’s finest excursions start here.
A UNESCO-listed medieval village, a monolithic church and grands crus as far as the eye can see.
Train from Saint-Jean · ≈ 35 minEurope’s highest sand dune, the Arcachon Bay, Cap Ferret oysters and the Ville d’Hiver.
Train to Arcachon · ≈ 1 hMargaux, Pauillac, Saint-Julien: the great Médoc estates along the estuary.
By car · ≈ 1 hPractical information
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