Hotels near evering (IMA) / Université de Bordeaux, Merignac

After Ctrip paid the payment to the store, the unknown reason was cancelled. It may be that the agent did not communicate well. Fortunately, there was room at the time. Ctrip customer service contacted the result and paid for the payment. The episode was over. Breakfast is delicious and parking is free. The minibar is free. The room is big, just the room, the stairs.

Everything, the room, bed, bathroom. Situation was just off the main route, felt secure with passcode gates. Welcome was good and share of info was good. The garden was lovely, very spacious, with two gite units at the bottom. Breakfast was tasty, served in a glass conservatory. Back on the road at 8:30 after breakfast.

The Campanile was perfectly adequate for a one-night stay before flying out the next morning. The room was clean (except for some spots on the carpet) and bed was pretty comfortable. The front desk staff seemed to speak multiple languages. The buffet breakfast was really good and well worth the money. My only complaint would be the room temperature setting. The thermostat in my room was set to 15°C. After a lot of fiddling around I found that I could override it with the temperature of my choice for up to two hours at a time. That's not really helpful for over night. Having said that, I didn't ask the front desk for thermostat instructions so maybe there is some other way. The hotel is very convenient to the airport; it was a couple of bus stops when I stayed but I think the Tram A extension is now open so it would be a couple of tram stops. The stop is maybe 100 m from the hotel.

It is cheap like the hotel. A lot of trash all around the property, broken stolen cars on the parking lot. The room we got was spacious and relatively cleaned except for the walls that are very dirty, the kitchenette has what you need to cook but no sponge and dish liquid to do the dishes. Also there are a lot of workers from other countries staying here, hanging out outside. The breakfast is very decent

I stayed there 3 nights. - I thought a hotel was cleaning the rooms or nobody came to make my room that stayed 3 days the same. -The breakfast in the room brought to the morning at 19:00 (Covid oblige) was rather an interesting formula because I had to leave at 6:00 a.m. to work But the first night I had butter (???), confectionery, honey and nutella, The next night, even but the butter (better) comes out and the third night, no chocolate!!! they had no more!!! The rooms are very comfortable and the rooms are very comfortable. -I needed to work but there was no desk, just a small 30cm tablet of 50... -Finally there is a parking where you need to enter with a code, but when you arrive you do not have it (normal) But no place to park to register, I had to park on the park in the neighboring hotel (!) . There is also a huge panel marked that ”the damage and flights caused to cars are not the responsibility of the hotel”. OK. But what does it make use of having a code parking then if the cars are not safe? The hotel is very good and the rest is good for one night.

Yes this is a basic hotel which gives you what you need in a room but I would like to say how fantastic the staff were on our short visit. Every need was met and they went above and beyond. From opening up an adjoining room so we had enough room to iron a bridesmaid dress to tumble drying our wet swimming gear, holding a baby bath whilst we attended a wedding in cognac and holding our luggage whilst we had a day out in Bordeaux…all done with a smile. They absolutely made our trip travelling with a baby so much less stressful. Also going in the middle of august the rooms are so cool and comfortable. It’s around the corner from lovely places to eat and the tram stop is two minutes away for easy access to airport and Bordeaux. It’s no frills but would definitely stay again - thank you Kyriad!

My recent stay at the B&B HOTEL Bordeaux Mérignac Hôtel de Ville was a series of frustrations and disappointments from start to finish. The staff's negative communication set the tone for what would be a thoroughly unpleasant experience. Upon entering the room, I was greeted by an overwhelming cigarette odor, which was particularly distressing as I was traveling with a child. The hotel's appearance was a far cry from the advertised photos, with a dilapidated building in dire need of renovation. Accessing my room proved to be a challenge due to a malfunctioning code-locked door, leading to unnecessary waiting times and frustration. The room's layout was impractical, and the excessive noise levels, exacerbated by the poorly insulated entrance door, made it difficult to find any peace or comfort. The price charged was exorbitant considering the subpar quality and amenities provided. Throughout the night, I was subjected to constant disturbances from other guests, and the hotel's lack of soundproofing only made matters worse. The most alarming incident occurred around midnight when strangers managed to gain access to my room, raising serious concerns about the hotel's security measures. The room itself was riddled with issues, including worn-out shower seals, a leaking faucet, a torn curtain, and a general lack of cleanliness, with food remnants found under the sofa bed. The sofa bed's comfort was mediocre at best, and the room lacked adequate utensils and plates for four people. The hotel's pool facilities were poorly maintained, with a dirty foot bath, and the placement of ashtrays near the room entrances led to guests smoking and chatting loudly outside my door late into the night. To add insult to injury, the lack of air conditioning made the room uncomfortably hot, particularly in the upstairs area. The pervasive cigarette smoke and the poor check-in process, coupled with the general sense of insecurity, made for a highly unpleasant stay. The room next door raised suspicions of illicit activities, with people knocking on the door every hour, further contributing to the hotel's unsavory atmosphere. I strongly advise considering alternative accommodations, even if it means spending a little more. The numerous issues I encountered at the B&B HOTEL Bordeaux Mérignac Hôtel de Ville made for a thoroughly disappointing and frustrating experience that I would not wish upon anyone.

We had booked this hotel for 7 days. There is a tramline into Bordeaux that goes from outside the hotel and takes about 30 minutes. We bought a 7 day ticket and used it every day so excellent value but the trams are very busy sometimes so we had to stand on some trips. If you're staying here and don't want to use the tram then you'll definitely need a car as it's basically on the side of the motorway. Staff were very friendly and helpful when we checked in. Rooms are big and clean. Nice and quiet. Loads of parking. Breakfast was okay. The pool is very small (not really big enough to swim in it) and not heated so we didn't use it. Overall a nice hotel, but probably more suited for business use or stop overs due to location.

The hotel is conveniently located at the terminus of the tram (less than a 10-minute walk) which willtake you to the city centre in about 40 minutes, just make sure you don't miss the last tram to get back. It also has a free parking which is closed at night. We had a room on the ground floor and apart from the noise of slamming doors by guests (even during the night) and from guests staying in the connecting room, it was quiet. The room was basic, it's a 3-star hotel, but more than OK for our stay. A small fridge would be a nice addition. The breakfast was really good with enough choice for everyone. All staff members were friendly and helpful, proposing their help before you would ask them anything. There is not much to do in the area, also no restaurants but with the tram or your car it should not be a problem. One tip: if you like madeleines, I encourage you to visit the shop ”Bijou” which is super close to the hotel - they are really tasty!