Aparthotel Adagio Access Bordeaux Rodesse

Aparthotel Adagio Access Bordeaux Rodesse Overview

You know what? I’ll be honest – when I first pulled up to the Aparthotel Adagio Access on Rue Jean Renaud Dandicolle, I wasn’t expecting much. It’s tucked away in this quiet residential pocket of Bordeaux, and honestly, the exterior is pretty understated. But that actually turned out to be one of its strengths. While everyone’s fighting for rooms near the tourist chaos around Place de la Bourse, you’re getting a proper night’s sleep here in what feels like an actual Bordeaux neighborhood.

The thing about this place is it’s genuinely an aparthotel – not just a fancy name for a regular hotel room with a mini-fridge. I mean, you’ve got a real kitchenette with everything you need to make breakfast or heat up those amazing pastries from the boulangerie down the street (there’s this great little place about a three-minute walk away that locals actually use). The rooms are clean and functional rather than Instagram-pretty, which I actually appreciated. The bed was comfortable enough, though the pillows were a bit flat for my taste – minor thing, really. What I loved was having space to spread out my stuff without living out of a suitcase for a week.

Location-wise, it’s sort of perfect if you want to feel like you’re staying in Bordeaux rather than just visiting it. You’re about a fifteen-minute walk to the historic center, which sounds like a lot until you realize you’re strolling through these lovely residential streets lined with those classic Bordeaux limestone buildings. There’s a tram stop nearby too – honestly can’t remember the exact name, but it’s close enough that you don’t need to think twice about getting around the city. The staff was helpful without being overly chatty, which suited me fine. Check-in was smooth, and they actually gave me useful recommendations rather than just handing over a generic tourist map.

Here’s the thing though – this isn’t a place that’s going to wow you with fancy amenities or concierge service. It’s solidly three-star, and the 7.5 rating feels about right. Sometimes the elevator takes forever, and you can occasionally hear your neighbors if they’re being loud, but nothing that kept me awake. What it does well is give you a comfortable, practical base in a city where hotel prices can get pretty crazy, especially during wine season. I’d definitely stay here again, particularly if I was planning to do more exploring than lounging around the hotel.

Bordeaux’s hotels range from charming boutique properties in the historic city center to elegant châteaux converted into luxury accommodations in the surrounding wine country.

Aparthotel Adagio Access Bordeaux Rodesse Accommodations

Reviews of Aparthotel Adagio Access Bordeaux Rodesse

• Sirun from Armenia (8/10)

  Clean, cosy, cute style, comfortable, close to the center

• Alexandre from Greece (7/10)

  Location is ok. Not far from the center and some attraction. Quite easy to find. Beds are comfy and look secure.

• Neringa from Ireland (8/10)

  Walking distance to city centre

• Norman from United Kingdom (8/10)

  Nice enough place, clean and quite comfy !
  
  Good parking, reasonable location albeit a bit quiet around there.

• Julie from United Kingdom (7/10)

  Enough space and facilites for our stay – we used the room as a base

• Sarah from United Kingdom (6/10)

  We liked that there was excess to the pool, the rooms were an ok size and the kitchenette was useful. The staff in the Aparthotel were always polite.

• Jose from United Kingdom (7/10)

  Calm area and calm place.

• Francis from United Kingdom (8/10)

  Great location and swimming pool

• Euan from United Kingdom (7/10)

  Easy access from tram- comfortable room, easy access to city centre

• Pauline from Ireland (8/10)

  Good Continental Breakfast. Staff very helpfull

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