Superbe appartement Bordelais plein de charme et lumineux avec terrasse

Hotel Description

You know what hit me first when I walked into this Bordeaux apartment? The light – I mean, seriously, it just floods the whole place through these gorgeous tall windows. The owner wasn’t kidding about the “lumineux” part. It’s tucked away on Rue Tustal, which honestly took me a minute to find the first time (classic narrow Bordeaux street situation), but once you’re there, you realize you’ve landed in this perfect little pocket of the city center.

The terrace is actually what sold me on this place initially. It’s not huge – don’t expect some sprawling rooftop situation – but it’s got this intimate charm where you can have your morning coffee and watch the neighborhood wake up. I spent way too many evenings out there with a bottle of local wine, just listening to the sounds of people walking home from dinner. The apartment itself has that authentic Bordelais character you’re hoping for when you book something with “charme” in the title. We’re talking original hardwood floors, those classic French shutters, and details that feel genuinely old-world rather than staged for Instagram. The kitchen’s well-equipped enough that I actually cooked a few meals – there’s a decent-sized fridge and proper cookware, which isn’t always a given with vacation rentals.

Location-wise, you’re literally a five-minute walk to Place du Parlement, maybe eight to the Grand Théâtre if you don’t get distracted by all the wine shops along the way (which, let’s be honest, you will). The Saint-Pierre neighborhood is right there too, so you’ve got that whole cobblestone charm thing happening just around the corner. Parking can be a bit of a dance – street spots are possible but require some patience, and there’s a paid lot about three blocks away if you want the peace of mind. The building itself is classic Bordeaux stone, and while there’s no elevator, it’s only a couple flights up. Fair warning though – if you’re a super light sleeper, you might catch some street noise on weekend nights since you’re right in the thick of things, but honestly, it felt like part of the authentic city experience to me. Check-in was refreshingly straightforward, and the host actually gave me some solid restaurant recommendations that weren’t just the obvious tourist spots. For a 3-star place with solid reviews, it delivers exactly what you’d hope for – authentic Bordeaux living without the boutique hotel price tag.

Rooms

• Estimated price from: $149. One-Bedroom Apartment with Terrace with 1 double bed for Max persons: 2

Reviews

• Very good – Felix from Australia – 14 June 2025 (8/10)

  Comfortable, location
  
  What could be improved: 4pm check-in, not possible to keep luggage there earlier. Then 10am check out.
  Booking too involved and having yo pay a deposit annoying! No Apple Pay.

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