Hotel de L'Opéra

Hotel

Magnificent old theatre with a lovely programme.

Opera National de Bordeuex. Good musseam. I like wonderful.

We just attended Cinderella
It was beautiful! Stunning sets and costumes. Very nice interpretation. A magical show!
Thank you.

Beautiful building. Excellent sound in the room. Very nice programming. Thank you.

I just saw the Cinderella ballet
Thank you for this wonderful show
The acoustics are quality the sets and costumes are splendid
Magical dancers
It delighted my Sunday and that of my 15-year-old daughter.

The room quite fair size, had no air conditioning, only a window facing an air outlet, no light. Very clean bathroom, Wi-Fi, TV.

Good location, poor and old rooms.

Ideally located! Nothing wrong except the ventilation grid of the bathroom full of dust and the out-of-age ventilo that I got back into shape (we didn't test the breakfast).

Small room with window to a small patio. Confortable. The room was really warm but the temperatures were very high outside too. Good place for short stays. Very good location.

Tres Decue. To avoid.
I booked by phone at the last minute a room greater than 77 euros offered on sale at 57 euros. We tried to sleep despite noisy neighbors all night. The room is
a cagibi with a window overlooking just a well of light at more than 30 degrees without air conditioning. No compensation when I express my displeasure. Doesn't deserve the little smart one we've trusted for a long time.

Be careful when booking that if you pay for a room with a view you do get a room with a view and are not put in one on the top floor with a sort of port-hole of a window looking onto… the sky.

3 stars because of the super location. Clean, yet very small room. Works well for a couple of days.

It was a very nice hotel in the heart of Bordeaux.
However, the disco just below does not allow for a full night's rest. Which is very unfortunate.
You need to know your priorities and needs when you choose this establishment.

Certainly not expensive but a neighborhood where it is very difficult to park… old room and friendly border… The worst, when you think you have arrived, a sign asks you to go to another hotel that manages the hotel of the opera, in a street behind the hotel… Come on, let's go with the suitcases… Same as I was parked next.

Good location in the heart of Bordeaux.

Excellent Hotel location for a weekend place very clean but very small and especially no window a simple porthole for a superior room.

Hotel cramped, which presents quite badly and prices are excessive. The coffee is pretty simpa. Ideal location.

Good 2 star hotel clean comfortable. Well located next to the square of the quinconces and the center. Pleasant stay.

A two-star hotel… no more. On the other hand, very well placed to visit the city.

A very good value for money for a hotel right in the centre of Bordeaux.

I love this hotel right next to the Grand Theatre. Very nice breakfast in the room.

Take Your ear plugs.
The first goal of a hotel room is to sleep there, and there with the nearby disco it's hard to make a good night!
Otherwise the rooms are small but sufficient, not luxurious but clean, the staff is nice and the location in the city center Perfect.

Good location, clean and comfortable.

Friendly staff Clean room
And well maintained, but a little cramped.

Proud to work in this big and beautiful house.

Surprisingly quiet given its Super central location. We came full Cup of Europe and not a noise has filtered up to our room. We had a small courtyard room. Not very modern but quite functional for a price more than correct given the high demand period.

This hotel was perfect for me as a solo traveller in January: cozy, modern, and clean room; close to transit (tram, bike share), good-value optional breakfast; and of course an amazing location with the Tourist Info just a block away. I loved that the room size was scaled to me and not king-size like most over-priced, American-style hotels. I was interested in Bordeaux because it was recently declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. I wrote details about my stay in Bordeaux in my blog Cardbordeaux dot wordpress dot com. Look for the stories titled "Goodbye Lauzun, hello Bordeaux, " "What I love about Bordeaux (it’s not about the wine), " and "Paris for a week, Paris for a rest? "

Working with the neighbouring hotel of the 4 sisters.

Room was tiny and rough night at the rhythm of the bass of the nightclub below. Too bad because well positioned in the city centre. To avoid!

TERRIBLE! A nightmare. All you pay is the central location. Very little room. Very expensive and without breakfast. Little window opening to an internal microscopic space, which was closed from the top, so it was impossible to have air circulating in the room. Personal completely ignoring our request for change, so after 2 nights we went for another hotel. To be avoided.

Vraiment phénoménal! un exemple pour hôtellerie!