New hotels in Bordeaux
From the train station district to the historic heart, passing through Chartrons quarter, new hotels are setting up in Bordeaux in 2025, while others are unveiling their brand new interiors after a makeover. Each of these establishments becomes a reflection of its neighborhood, offering unique atmospheres and tailor-made comforts: from intimate boutique hotels to large design establishments, there is sure to be an address that matches your desires, budget, and style.
A haven of contemporary luxury - The Majestic Hotel gets a makeover
The Hôtel Majestic is reborn in the heart of Bordeaux. A spectacular metamorphosis has transformed this place steeped in history into a showcase of modernity. The 4-star establishment now offers 45 elegantly renovated rooms, some of which were once home to Victor Hugo. Between heritage and contemporary comfort, the hotel seduces with its intimate atmosphere: a wine bar with carefully selected wines, a gourmet breakfast and a suite with rooftop offering a unique panorama of the city. Mindful of accessibility, the Majestic has also thought out its layout for people with reduced mobility, with an adapted room and dedicated facilities. More than just a place to visit, it's an invitation to discover Bordeaux in a different way, with the discreet charm of an establishment that combines tradition and innovation.
Hotel Majestic
Bome Hotel: Fusion of styles and comfort on the banks of the Garonne
A true refuge in the heart of Bordeaux, the Bome Hotel stands out for its intimate ambience and contemporary design. This charming boutique hotel features nine carefully decorated rooms, combining Mediterranean and Asian influences. Among its assets: a cocktail bar offering original creations, its small interior garden with a water basin for an aperitif with your feet in the water and its location in the old merchants' district, the Chartrons. An ideal accommodation for those looking for an authentic immersion in Bordeaux charm, a stone's throw from the Cité du Vin and the quays of the Garonne. Until reservations open this summer, the bar is open Wednesday to Saturday from 6 pm to 11 pm, and the ground-floor space can be privatized.
Hôtel Le 56 : Luxury and serenity on the banks of the Garonne
Imagine yourself, comfortably ensconced in a carefully decorated room, enjoying an unobstructed view of the Garonne. Who wouldn't dream of waking up every morning in such a refined setting? Hôtel Le 56 in Bordeaux is sure to seduce travelers in search of comfort and elegance. In addition to its refined rooms, this new 4-star hotel offers a gourmet breakfast to set the tone for a promising day.
You're looking to relax after a busy day? Looking to unwind after a day of exploring? Why not take advantage of the cozy bar or recharge your batteries in the fitness area? Located on the Quais de Paludate, close to train station and the main tourist attractions, Le 56 is the ideal starting point for discovering Bordeaux. It offers facilities adapted for people with reduced mobility.
Hôtel Le 56
Hampton by Hilton Bordeaux : Comfort and elegance in the heart of the city
Travelers in search of comfort and practicality, here's an address that's sure to please. Perfectly located, just a short walk from the main tourist sites, the Hampton by Hilton hotel welcomes you in a design setting with 120 comfortable, fully-equipped rooms. The restaurant "TANCA" and its 400 m² terrace invite you to lunch or dinner or simply relax in the sun, while the buffet breakfast guarantees a good start every morning. For professionals, a 60 m² seminar room is at your disposal, and evening entertainment adds a convivial touch to your stay. Want to keep active? Head for the fitness area. With facilities accessible to all, this hotel is the ideal choice for a great Bordeaux getaway. The establishment accepts reservations from July 15, 2025.
Hôtel MARTY Bordeaux
M for Mériadeck district. Arty for experience. MARTY is a hybrid and artistic hotel. This 4-star establishment under the Tapestry Collection by Hilton banner offers a unique artistic immersion, transforming each room into a living gallery with works to acquire. In its 126 m² bar-restaurant space, whose chic decor blends marble and art deco forms, MARTY offers gourmet cuisine and signature cocktails. But that's not all! Weekly events such as DJ Sets, Hip-Hop Battles and art workshops make this hotel a vibrant place to live.
Hôtel MARTY in Bordeaux Mériadeck
Hôtel Mondrian Bordeaux Les Carmes aux Chartrons
The fruit of five years' renovation of the emblematic Maison Calvet, this hotel is the latest five-star pearl signed by Philippe Starck, eagerly awaited by the Bordelais. The former winery of wine merchants Hannapier and Calvet dating back to 1871 has been transformed into a sumptuous venue with Japanese restaurant, terrace, pool and spa. The alliance between West and East is omnipresent in the architecture and design, with Japanese elements such as pagodas and calligraphy, creating an intimate, hushed atmosphere. The 97 rooms and suites, with private terraces, invite tourists and locals to enjoy a change of scenery. The restaurant, the first in Europe by chef Masaharu Morimoto, blends Japanese delicacy with French excellence. Bordelais and visitors can savor exquisite dishes, while enjoying the tree-lined terrace. In a nod to history, the grandiloquent cellar holds over 10,000 bottles. On Thursday and Friday evenings, it is animated by a DJ.
Hôtel Mondrian Bordeaux Les Carmes
Boutique Hôtel Indigo
Located on the banks of the Garonne, in the heart of the Chartrons district, this charming hotel opened in 2024. Its sophisticated decor plunges us into a seaside guesthouse atmosphere, with rooms inspired by the charm of the Bassin d'Arcachon and its iconic oyster huts. Overlooking the quays and historic Chartrons district, its restaurant-bar rooftop Tchanqué offers a unique view of the city. Savor gourmet local produce, shareable brunch dishes or seafood, all accompanied by signature wines and cocktails. The hotel offers five meeting rooms and a 300 m² panoramic space, complemented by the Cité Mondiale convention center. It includes an amphitheater, a multi-purpose space, and four sub-commission rooms, offering a complete experience for visitors and residents of Bordeaux.
Hotel Burdigala Bordeaux Mériadeck
The emblematic Hôtel Burdigala in Bordeaux unveils its new face after two years of renovation. And the result is stunning! Under the guidance of renowned interior designer Fabien Roque, the hotel now sports five stars and offers 83 modern rooms and suites, each space carefully decorated. What particularly sets this establishment apart are the friendly spaces designed to welcome visitors, whether tourists or locals. With colorful decor, thick velvet curtains, distinctive arches and walnut furniture, the atrium offers a warm, urban setting where everyone feels at home. The hotel has quickly become a coworkers' den, offering confidential open-access lounges, a private cinema room and even agame room. The restaurant Madame B, run by Chef Grégory Vingadassalon, offers an original culinary experience with ever-changing 2 to 5-course menus featuring local produce. As a bonus, a monumental glass roof with forthcoming terrace will make this place a must for visitors looking to relax in a remarkable setting. An imminent opening of their rooftop speakeasy bar also promises to delight fans of atypical bars.
Hôtel FirstName Bordeaux
FirstName has taken up residence in a typical 70s building in the Mériadeck district, a stone's throw from Place Gambetta. The décor, designed by Marc Hertrich and Nicolas Adnet, retains a vintage spirit on the upper floors. It offers no less than 7 room categories, two fitness rooms and an amazing speakeasy bar. On the first floor, the hotel features a living area with impressive high ceilings and a monumental bar highlighting marble and woodwork. The decor mixes cork, recycled carpet, seventies elements such as caning and even a wall (the kitchen wall) made of tubes filled with spices. From the latter come recipes to share, prepared by a lovely team followed from afar by Cédric Béchade. You can enjoy dishes from yesteryear with a local imprint, brought up to date. Badaboum, an immense plush dogue bordelais, sets the tone for the place.
FirstName hotel in Bordeaux Mériadeck
