Situé à Bordeaux, le Clos des Boulevards se trouve à seulement 3 minutes à pied de l'arrêt de tramway Terres Neuves, permettant de rejoindre la gare de Saint-Jean en 5 minutes. Il possède une piscine extérieure bordée de chaises longues.
Les chambres spacieuses du Clos des Boulevards sont décorées dans un style contemporain et offrent une vue sur le jardin. Chacune est équipée d'une salle de bains privative et d'une connexion Wi-Fi gratuite.
Le petit-déjeuner continental est servi sur la terrasse ou dans la salle à manger de la maison d'hôtes. Les propriétaires pourront également vous préparer un dîner composé de plats régionaux si vous réservez à l'avance.
Un parking privé est disponible sur place, moyennant des frais supplémentaires. Les attractions locales, telles que l'opéra national et la place de la Bourse, sont accessibles en moins de 25 minutes en transports en commun.
Score sur 54 commentaires
Excellent
7.6/10
Chambres: 5
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Adresse: 369 Boulevard Jean Jacques Bosc , Bordeaux 33800 
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Ce que les gens disent
Our welcome was very warm.Parking was very secure. Room large, clean and
comfortable.Florence was extremely friendly and helpful-gave advice on
tram usage (easier than driving into Bordeaux central) as well places to
visit in town and en route to our next destination. Homemade conserves
from her garden produce were a delicious addition to
breakfast.Unfortunately the weather was so poor we couldn't take
advantage of the garden and pool but she did light a fire for us to
enjoy a few glasses of wi. tous commentaires »
The owner, Florance, is a delightful lady with lots of helpful information. The place is charming. She was very friendly about our dog and even offered to watch the dog while we explored the city. The city-center was only 10 minutes away by tram.
Friendly, good breakfast, close to centre of city.
This is actually a B and B run solely by the lady owner. She provided info and personal attention to all guests, who all appeared well travelled. So while not exactly a hotel in the usual sense, it makes for providing a comfortable base for exploring Bordeaux as well as opportunity to meet travellers. The dining table became a social centre in the evenings. The rooms are larger than most hotel rooms, and come with attached bathrooms.
Not so much a dislike, more an inconvenience. Initially we had
difficulty finding the house and then getting to it; we missed the
signage on our first drive pass - it is attached to the garden wall. We
needed to park up away from the house to get directions of how to get to
the house and garage.
The curtains could not cover up the street lights.
