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The hotel is outrageous in historical layout. Super location in city center close to all the best place. Lots of shopping options and best restaurants. near all the night activities. No need for taxi just walk along the main road for sightseeing. Close to convenient public transportation. Staff are very friendly and helpful. They have lots of information about activities to do. Breakfast is wonderful and tasty! I recommend to any one visiting Bordeaux. I will return!

This hotel was in a great location. The staff were very friendly, especially the manager, Mohammed K., who helped us a lot during our stay. All their rooms were nice and comfortable, but we didn't like that our first room had the toilet on one end and the sink with the shower on the other, plus the sink was very small. We spoke to the staff, and the manager helped us get another room that was much better for us. It had a separate toilet closer to the bathroom, which was an improvement, and a larger sink area. We ordered room service, and the food was great. The AC wasn't strong enough for us, but the staff provided us with powerful fans that made the room nice and cold, just as we wanted! We also hoped that there would be a menu for the breakfast because we didn’t want to eat from the buffet but that was the only option.

We traveled to Bordeaux from Paris, and thought the property was beautiful and the rooms were updated and spacious. It was a nice change from Paris. The staff was very welcoming and I had an exceptional experience with concierge that helped to secure dining reservations, set up Chateaux tastings with transportation, and recommend a boat rental in Arcachon. The local recommendations really made it a fantastic experience. The pool was nice, but we didn't get an opportunity to dine in the restaurant. We will return to Mondrian the next time we are in Bordeaux.

The food was okay, the environment was relatively clean, and quite satisfactory.

Very nice small luxury hotel! Excellent location, close to the center of Bordeaux, walking distance to all of the best restaurants and shopping!! Our room was excellent, larger for European standards, with excellent quality bedding. Best of all was the hotel staff! They are very friendly, helpful and very attentive to the guests needs. At the end of our stay, our taxi to the train station was running late, putting us at risk of missing our train to Paris. One of the hotel staff was getting ready to drive us in his personal car, just as the taxi finally arrived. This is a great example of how they go that extra step to ensure everything is fantastic during your stay!!

Situated by cathedral but in a pedestrianized area, situation very good for walking into the main shopping centers of Bordeaux. It is a very elegant hotel which exudes style however its not full service doesn't have a bar or restaurant but that's fine as you can order food platters and drinks through room service, and not 50 yards away are bars and restaurants aplenty. Room was well styled and spacious , with little kitchen inc coffee machine and kettle. We ordered breakfasts , although £20 each, they were tasty and enormous, beautifully presented The staff were absolutely charming , and were very helpful. Thoroughly professional

Supernice and supergood hotel, marvelous room and central downtown location. Normally i book rooms in the 100-150E range. I decided to go a bit more luxurious and i tremendously enjoyed it. Im an easy going traveler, i was i Bordeaux to assess architecture and urbanism projects. I rented a bike to go around the city. The hotel staff is very naturel an friendly, no rush to empty your wallet but rather making sure you have a great time... Best hotel experience i had i a lon time travelling the globe. Wholeheartedly recommended!! Bordeaux is the best French City!

GOOD Lovely staff Great location, 10 minute walk from main station Clean and spacious room Comfortable bed Large fluffy towels Good breakfast buffet Quiet room Interesting decor, clever reuse of old University science building with beautiful zoological art motifs everywhere BAD No top sheet. This seems to be a horrible trend in hotels worldwide - travellers should not have to bring their own sheet or light covering. The doona was too hot and thick, but the room was too cold if you took the doona off. Would a top sheet and a light-weight blanket be so impossible to provide? No mini fridge - couldn’t keep complimentary water bottles cold. Although there’s complimentary tea and coffee equipment and supplies, there’s no milk, because no mini fridge No bathroom, as such, just 3 separate facilities within the room. Toilet next to main door, with its own door, but hand-washing facilities on the other side of the room in a separate alcove near the bed. No door or screen on the shower, just a very cold open cavity, next to the hand basin. No soap holders near the basin or in the shower space Nowhere to hang wet clothes, shower cap, or washing. Not enough hanging space on a small metal grill on the wall for two full-sized bath towels - one had to be draped on the back of a plastic chair No plug for the hand basin for hand washing of clothes Curtain rod is 3 to 4 metres off the floor, but no cord or rod to close the curtain - you just have to tug awkwardly at the curtain to close the gap in the middle No power points next to the bed for charging devices Air con control is a small shiny black plastic box on the wall - the power switch is an invisible touch button on the top edge of the device, in the same shiny black plastic. The controls are touch icons in tiny faint grey font, almost invisible. So completely unintuitive that you have to ring reception for assistance with something that should be easy to operate. The walls and ceiling are all concrete and the ceiling is so high, it’s almost impossible to heat the room (same for the cavernous shower space - must be a miserable experience having a shower in there in winter). While the design and decor of the hotel is beautiful and ingenious, the practical details have been ignored. It’s a classic case of form over function.