Bordeaux in the midst of a hotel boom

The hotel industry is riding the wave of growth in Bordeaux. Since the opening of the high-speed line linking the Aquitaine metropolis to Paris, business travellers have been flocking to the city in ever-increasing numbers. As a result, the hotel industry is also growing, particularly around the station.
Radisson Blu
The Radisson Blu hotel has opened in Bordeaux, near the Cité du Vin

The hotel Hilton Garden Inn Bordeaux Centrethe first French representative of the three-star chain, opened its doors this summer 200 metres from the railway hub and offers 166 roomsa 250 m² banqueting hall and a business centre open 24/7. A new B&B Hotel is also located just one tram stop from the station, in the new Euratlantique district. Benefiting from the budget chain's new urban concept designed by the Blanchet d'Istria agency, the hotel has 126 rooms.

But Bordeaux, like many other major cities, also enjoys reinventing its former industrial areas. Visit Bassins à Flot districtWhere merchant ships docked in the 19th century, the harbour has been given a new lease of life. It is in this reinvented setting that the Radisson Blunear the Cité du Vin. With two restaurants and five meeting rooms, it offers 125 rooms and suites and, above all, a sky bar from which to contemplate the promising development of the Aquitaine metropolis.