Aparthotels · Bordeaux
Aparthotels and serviced apartments in Bordeaux
Bordeaux is a city you explore on foot and by tram, which makes an aparthotel a practical base: you keep a kitchen for market produce and wine bought in town, and you stay close to the sights. The five addresses on this page cover different needs, from a large aparthotel by the Gambetta tram stop with a sauna, to a boutique option near the Grosse Cloche, an apartment hotel beside the Cathedral of Saint-André and the Musée d'Aquitaine, a family-friendly address near the Basilica of Saint-Michel, and a budget aparthotel at the Bassins à flot, near the Cité du Vin.
Bordeaux is built for slow stays: a compact stone old town listed by UNESCO, markets and wine shops at every corner, and a tram network that makes an apartment outside the very centre easy to live with.
Updated October 11, 2026
Which Bordeaux aparthotel fits your stay
An aparthotel suits Bordeaux because the city rewards slow stays: markets, wine shops and the quays along the Garonne make a kitchen genuinely useful, and the old town is compact enough that a central apartment puts the Grosse Cloche, Saint-Michel and the cathedral within walking distance.
Villa Erizio Aparthotel - a bucolic and urban break is the address I would choose first. It has the highest rating on this page, 9.2 across almost 1,500 reviews, and its air-conditioned rooms come with a kitchenette, a washing machine, a tea and coffee maker and a terrace with garden or city views. Daily housekeeping and a laundry service are included, which is rare in an aparthotel. It lies less than a kilometre from the Musée d'Aquitaine and a short walk from the Cathedral of Saint-André, so the old town, the Grosse Cloche and the shopping streets can all be reached on foot.
Aparthotel Adagio Bordeaux Centre Gambetta is the most practical choice for a city break with some comfort. It sits near the Gambetta tram stop in the centre, offers city apartments suited to families and pet owners, and adds a spa area with a sauna and a fitness centre, unusual for this type of stay. With an 8.8 rating over more than 4,000 reviews, it is a reliable option. From Place Gambetta, the tram reaches the quays and the Place de la Bourse quickly, and the main shopping streets start on foot, which makes it a good base for a first visit to Bordeaux.
For families staying several days, two addresses stand out. Staycity Aparthotels Bordeaux City Centre has family rooms with kitchenettes and air conditioning, a bar, a fitness room, a minimarket and an electric vehicle charging station, near the Grosse Cloche and the Basilica of Saint-Michel, with the most reviews of this group. Chez Camille - Boutique Aparthotel is smaller, less than a kilometre from the Grosse Cloche, and its units have a fully equipped kitchen with a washing machine and a dishwasher, plus a terrace with city views. It has fewer reviews, but the equipment suits a longer stay.
Montempô Appart'Hôtel Bordeaux Centre - Bassins à flot is the budget-minded option, in the Bassins à flot district north of the centre, the area of the Cité du Vin and the old docks. Its soundproofed apartments include a fully equipped kitchenette, and the property offers a continental buffet breakfast, a 24-hour front desk, luggage storage and bicycle parking. Its 7.4 rating is the lowest on this page, so I would choose it for location and price rather than comfort. It works well if the Cité du Vin and the riverside along the Garonne are high on your list, with the tram for the historic centre.
A traveler's take
For an aparthotel stay in Bordeaux I would book Villa Erizio Aparthotel - a bucolic and urban break, near the Cathedral of Saint-André, with kitchenettes and daily housekeeping. My advice: climb the Pey-Berland tower beside the cathedral for the view over the rooftops, then shop for dinner at a market and cook in the apartment.
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5 stays in Bordeaux
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Villa Erizio Aparthotel - a bucolic and urban break
Comfortable aparthotel with kitchenettes and terraces near Bordeaux's historic sites
Why guests love itVilla Erizio Aparthotel combines the space of an apartment with hotel services, and I would point families planning a longer stay in Bordeaux towards it. Every air-conditioned unit has a kitchenette, a washing machine and a private bathroom, which makes travelling with children much easier. Many have a terrace overlooking the garden or the city. Housekeeping is daily, WiFi is free, and the Musée d'Aquitaine and the cathedral are within walking distance.
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Staycity Aparthotels Bordeaux City Centre
Family-friendly aparthotel with kitchenettes and a fitness room near Bordeaux attractions
Why guests love itClose to the Grosse Cloche and the Basilica of Saint-Michel, Staycity Bordeaux City Centre puts families within walking distance of the old town. Family rooms are air-conditioned and come with a kitchenette and private bathroom, so breakfast and simple dinners are easy. A minimarket on site saves a trip to the shops, and the bar and fitness room serve the adults. Free Wi-Fi and an electric vehicle charging station complete the picture. More than 6,000 reviews average 8.8.
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Aparthotel Adagio Bordeaux Centre Gambetta
City apartments with spa and fitness in central Bordeaux
Why guests love itAn apartment layout gives families room to spread out in central Bordeaux, and Adagio Centre Gambetta pairs it with a fitness centre and a spa area with a sauna for the adults. The Gambetta tram stop is close by, which makes getting around with children simple without a car. Pets are welcome too, so the family dog can come along on a city break, and free Wi-Fi covers the whole stay.
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Chez Camille - Boutique Aparthotel au coeur de Bordeaux
Family-friendly aparthotel with fully equipped kitchens and city views
Why guests love itChez Camille works well for families because each unit has a fully equipped kitchen with a washing machine and a dishwasher, which takes the pressure off a longer stay in Bordeaux. Rooms are air-conditioned, a real help on hot summer nights with children. The Great Bell is less than 1 km away, so the old town is easy to reach on foot. There is no pool or restaurant, but the terrace with city views gives everyone a place to sit at the end of the day.
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Montempô Appart'Hôtel Bordeaux Centre - Bassins à flot
Comfortable aparthotel with kitchenettes and a continental breakfast
Why guests love itMontempô Appart'Hôtel Bordeaux Centre - Bassins à flot offers soundproofed apartments with free WiFi and modern amenities, and I find the format practical for families. Each unit has a fully equipped kitchenette, a private bathroom and a TV. A continental buffet breakfast is served, the front desk is open 24 hours, and luggage storage and bicycle parking are provided. It is a simple, functional base rather than a full-service hotel.
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Local tips
- 1Choose Villa Erizio Aparthotel - a bucolic and urban break if you want daily housekeeping and a laundry service with your kitchenette.
- 2For a sauna and fitness centre, Aparthotel Adagio Bordeaux Centre Gambetta is the only aparthotel on this page with a spa area.
- 3Families staying a week can look at Chez Camille - Boutique Aparthotel, whose units include a washing machine and a dishwasher.
- 4Driving an electric car? Staycity Aparthotels Bordeaux City Centre has an electric vehicle charging station and a minimarket on site.
- 5If the Cité du Vin is your priority, Montempô Appart'Hôtel Bordeaux Centre - Bassins à flot is in the same district, with bicycle parking.
- 6Use the tram: the Gambetta stop serves the Adagio, and the line along the Garonne links the centre to the Bassins à flot.
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Aparthotels · Bordeaux
Villa Erizio Aparthotel - a bucolic and urban break has the highest rating on this page, 9.2, with kitchenettes, a washing machine, a terrace in each room and daily housekeeping. It is a short walk from the Cathedral of Saint-André and less than a kilometre from the Musée d'Aquitaine.