Find hotels near Museum of Illusions Bordeaux, Bordeaux from NT$2,178

"The hotel is modern and clean; our room was generous in size with a comfortable king-size bed. It is located within an easy walk (even with roller-luggage) of the St Jean rail station. However, it is absurdly difficult to identify the hotel when driving a car whose navigation system has the address. Better to park at the railway station and call the hotel desk for help."

"Outstanding property, only enhanced by the customer care dedication. The woman at reception insisted on carrying our bags up a flight of stairs for us when I was capable of doing it myself. Additionally, I’ll spare all the details, but the hotel staff went above and beyond in helping us recover a bag that was lost in an Uber after our departure. They provided translated communication with the driver which proved to be key to recovering it. "

"Friendly staff "

"Beautiful area of old town. Clean and safe and great shopping and attractive building. Across of theater. Staff was remarkable. "

"Fantastic hotel in the historic district of beautiful Bordeaux. Small room but more than adequate, had everything you needed. Great bed & shower. Highly recommend."

"Excellent, all facilities for a self catering stay, great staff, would stay again"

"Wonderful hotel right in the heart of Bordeaux centre. An ideal base for exploring the city on foot, close to many of the sights and endless cafes, bars and restaurants to choose from. A special mention to the excellent reception staff who helped us book a *very* early taxi to the train station when our original train was cancelled. And even gave us a coffee to fuel us for the 4.30am start! We look forward to our next visit. "

"Rooms were clean, staff was courteous. Only issue was the key system, they never got it to work with two keys (one would always NOT work from the beginning, for both rooms). Every time we asked to fix one key, it would disable the other…so what was the point in giving us two keys? The other issue is you get what you paid for. There is literally only room to sleep. No room for luggage. We pushed them under the bed. Bed frames are smaller than the mattress so you can’t even sit on the side of the bed. Bathroom sink size is below standards. Can’t even bow down to wash your face ( your head would hit the wall - the sink is sooo narrow and close to the wall). Shower head wasn’t working right and on our first day, sink drain cap was stuck in the closed position so we had to brush our teeth, wash our hands, etc in the shower, but they quickly addressed it the next day. Breakfast was reasonable - ham and eggs were standard protein. If you just need a place to put your stuff and sleep, it’s ok. But don’t expect to do anything else in your room. Also, because there’s a bunk bed, I keep hitting my head on it every time I reached for something on the bedside while I was up. Although thankful for the price (got it for less than $70/night), I’m never doing that again…would rather stay a little further away from downtown in a nicer hotel. On the flip side, the attached Ibis (non Budget) was nice, had a classy spacious lobby that we used…probably just spring for that next time."

"The immediate area is a bit bland but it is only a short walk to the older and more interesting part of the city. The building is new and very clean and quiet. The room was spotlessly clean and was very comfortable."