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The location is close to the boulevards, the CHU and the centre of Bordeaux (Meriadeck), and is mainly equipped with a very practical tram stop near the foot of the residence. L'appartement est grand et bénéficie de plusieurs espaces fermés ( hall d'entrée avec espace salle d'eau-WC / couloir-cuisine/ puis la chambre avec table d'appendicin et placard). Bonne insonorisation. Grand lit. Have only had a professional stay of one night with a late arrival, I have met nobody else than the reception that has been quick and effective. 90 euros: well for a more consistent stay when using all the possibilities of the place.

For a multinational competition team, having a microwave oven, kitchen and refrigerator can solve too many problems. Of course, it would be even better to have an oven and washing machine. The bed in the bedroom is good, but the sofa bed is really uncomfortable. It can be comfortable even with air conditioning during the hottest hours. There is a Carrefour city nearby, but the price is a bit expensive. If you want to go to Lidy, a cheap supermarket, you have to take the tram for two stops, but you can walk there . After the tap water in France is burned, there is a lot of scale. If it is unacceptable, buy pure water.

Three stars is perhaps a little unfair, but four would be too generous. Our room was fine and clean, though was starting to show a little age. The bed was comfy and the kitchenette was well-equipped; there are three branches of Carrefour City within a five-minute walk. There was a little traffic noise from outside but it wasn't significant, and earplugs are provided. The bathroom, while spacious, had an odd half-bathtub that was slightly awkward and would be inaccessible for those with mobility issues. I can't say if that applies to all rooms. The hotel is a bit away from the main tourist areas but it's only 5 minutes to the tram stop at Palais de Justice and the surroundings are residential. Note that the reception is not 24-hour. It closes at 21:00 during the week (there is a code to unlock the front door) and at 16:00 on weekends. There's a contact number, but you may wish to plan accordingly.

The parking at the Ibis Bordeaux Lac is great, lots of it and fenced in, the first room we were offered had an terrible smell of drains in the room, we were quickly offered another room which was fine, the restaurant attached to the Ibis leaves a lot to be desired, the food was passable, but that is the best I can say, the service was not very good and they had no idea what we had eaten or which table we were at. East elsewhere.

The room is clean and the neighborhood is quiet. It's a bit far from the city center but it doesn't take long to walk. The only small drawback is that the rooms in the back building don't have an elevator (there are only two floors). When checking out, you can ask the hotel staff to help carry your luggage downstairs.

The room is not big, barely enough, there is a free underground garage, very close to the central area, you can play the old city on foot, very convenient. But the air conditioner will automatically shut down at night, I don't know if it is environmental protection. But fortunately, it is not hot, not bad. The hotel signboard is not very obvious, it is not easy to see, there is a one-way street in front of the door, and it took two laps to find it.

Breakfast is very good. The chef orders it now: omelet, shredded cheese, vegetables, mushrooms, etc. It's great. Other kinds of bread, fresh juice coffee tea. Meat has sausages, bacon. Peach apple, cantaloupe, pineapple and other fruits, a kind of Danone fruit yoghurt. All in all, including early value

The room we had although small, could even be described as tiny. Was really romantic. Set up in the roof of the hotel. We had 3 lovely nights. The welcome was 5 star. The service was excellent and the staff recommended some great places to eat. And one, was without doubt the best eating experience we had whilst in France. Bordeaux is truly a beautiful city to visit and wonder around. And Villas Foch was the perfect location for us. If we were to ever return to Bordeaux. We would have no hesitation is staying again. For my wife it was her favourite hotel on our holiday in France and the UK. Classic boutique luxury hotel. The only thing that wasn’t 5 star and did for a time leave a bitter taste in the mouth was we were asked to tip 10% of our stay on check out. Seriously, 1 star experience. Not had that before. Otherwise, these are my other thoughts Staff – faultless, very helpful and if it were not for the tip request would be 5/5 but as a result marked down. 4/5. Room – it was romantic, perfect for our wedding anniversary celebration and very French. 5/5 Shower – the bathroom was small but oh my, the shower was amazing 5/5 Kitchen – non. This is a hotel not an apartment. Bed – the bed sheets were a dream. And the bed and pillows very comfortable 5/5 Cleanliness –5/5 Location – for us for this particular stay, it was perfect 5/5 Facilities – we didn’t try them out – but the pool and sauna did look amazing. Note there are no ironing facilities in the room, but the staff are more than happy to help out. And service was swift TV – there was one.