Studio cosy wifi terrasse CHU-Cite administrative-Primrose

Studio cosy wifi terrasse CHU-Cite administrative-Primrose Overview

Look, I’ll be honest – when I first saw the name “Studio cosy wifi terrasse CHU-Cite administrative-Primrose,” I thought someone had just mashed together every French rental keyword they could think of. But you know what? This little place on Rue Solle actually delivers on most of those promises, and the location is honestly pretty brilliant if you know Bordeaux at all.

The thing about Cauderan is that it’s one of those neighborhoods that locals love but tourists usually miss entirely. You’re maybe fifteen minutes from the center by tram (the A line stops right nearby), but it feels completely different from the tourist chaos around Place de la Bourse. I mean, you can actually find parking here – not easily, but it’s possible, which is basically a miracle in Bordeaux. The studio itself is exactly what you’d expect from a 3-star place with a 7.8 rating: clean, functional, nothing fancy but everything works. The terrace they mention? It’s small but actually usable, and surprisingly quiet considering you’re in the city. I spent most mornings out there with coffee, watching the neighborhood wake up.

What really won me over was how genuinely local this area feels. There’s this fantastic bakery about two blocks down that does these incredible canelés – way better than the touristy ones you’ll find in Vieux Bordeaux, honestly. The CHU (that’s the university hospital) being nearby means there are actually decent restaurants that cater to people who live and work here, not just visitors taking Instagram photos. Plus, if you’re traveling for medical reasons or visiting someone at the hospital, well, you literally cannot get more convenient than this. The “administrative” part of the name makes sense too – there are government offices scattered around, so it’s a properly functioning neighborhood, not some hollow tourist zone that dies after 6 PM.

Here’s the thing though – don’t expect luxury. The wifi is solid (which matters more than people admit), and yes, it’s cozy, but cozy in that European way that sometimes means “compact.” If you’re used to American hotel room sizes, adjust your expectations. The check-in was smooth enough, though I’d recommend confirming the exact procedure beforehand since it’s not a traditional hotel setup. What I really appreciated was how quiet it got at night. You’re close enough to the action when you want it, but far enough out that you’re not dealing with drunk tourists stumbling around at 2 AM. That’s worth a lot, especially if you’re planning to actually explore Bordeaux properly instead of just hitting the obvious spots. The tram connection means you can easily get to Saint-Pierre, the wine bars around Cours de l’Intendance, or even out to the wine regions if you’re planning day trips. It’s the kind of place that works better the longer you stay – once you figure out the neighborhood rhythm, you start to feel like you’re living in Bordeaux rather than just visiting it.

Early hotels booking in Bordeaux is essential during major events like the Wine Festival, as accommodations fill up quickly with visitors eager to experience the city’s renowned vineyards and gastronomy.

Studio cosy wifi terrasse CHU-Cite administrative-Primrose Accommodations

Reviews of Studio cosy wifi terrasse CHU-Cite administrative-Primrose

• Saz from United Kingdom (8/10)

  It was clean and tidy, all items apart from a hair dryer were there. The garden space was an additional extra which was a lovely touch and made the place feel larger. Great place to stay for a few days away

• Benjamin from France (7/10)

  Good location, relatively clean

• Noe from Mexico (9/10)

  Well located, clean and soft

• Patricia from Spain (7/10)

  It was well connected to the city centre and to the airport.

• Gisela from Spain (9/10)

  Modern and functional facilities, easy-to-use heater, kitchen cutlery and plates, soap and hygiene products, comfy couch-bed with nice bed sheets, shower curtain to retain the water out of the platform. Cozy studio overall, the photos don't do enough justice, it's better than expected.

• Angela from South Africa (9/10)

  Location, facilities, host, cleanliness

• Olly from United Kingdom (9/10)

  Good price. The place is small, but in a cosy way: plenty of space for me as one person. Nice to have a small terrace at the back. Good location, about 25-30 minute walk to city centre; bus stops very nearby, and tram a bit further away. Clear instructions provided by owner on how to get in. Boulangeries a few minutes' walk away.

• Hanna from Cyprus (8/10)

  Close to public transport (but you need to get app to buy bus tickets because there is no ticket machines around). Nice price and nice little yard. TV is connected to internet so you can watch youtube, netflix, etc. Easy self check-in and check-out.

• Denis from Slovakia (8/10)

• Bazylia from Poland (9/10)

  The contact with the owner was very easy. He was a very helpful person and answered all our questions. So I recommend the place to those ones who like to live independently and for a reasonable price. The very comfortable location even though not in the city center but very close to the bus stops and other facilities. Shops and restaurants close as well.

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