Apartment 1 bedroom Bordeaux

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Nestled in the heart of the renowned Chartrons district, our fully renovated 40 m² apartment invites you to an exceptional stay in Bordeaux. This elegant one-bedroom apartment combines the rich history of Bordeaux stone with modern decor, creating an atmosphere that is both refined and welcoming.
The light-filled living room showcases the beautiful parquet flooring and Bordeaux stone, providing an elegant relaxation space. The bedroom, furnished with a comfortable double bed, promises peaceful nights. The living room's sofa bed accommodates two additional guests, allowing the apartment to comfortably accommodate up to four guests.
Our kitchen, with its cement tile floor, is perfectly equipped for all your needs. With an oven, refrigerator, coffee machine, toaster, and all the necessary utensils, you can prepare and enjoy your meals in complete peace of mind.
The bathroom combines functionality and design, contributing to the comfort of your stay.
Enjoy our personalized concierge services, including key collection and a breakfast option, for a warm welcome. The building's security ensures your peace of mind during your stay.
Located on Cours de la Martinique, in the heart of Chartrons, you'll be immersed in a vibrant and historic atmosphere. Just steps from tram and bus lines, you'll have easy access to the city center and Bordeaux's main attractions.
This apartment is the ideal place for those looking to live an authentic experience in the heart of an emblematic district of Bordeaux, combining history and culture.
A baby cot can be provided for €20 per stay and €30 with a high chair.
A €250 bank imprint will be required as part of your rental. This imprint, which takes the form of a payment link and is managed by the secure online service Swikly, is mandatory and must be completed before your arrival at the property.
The amount is neither blocked nor charged, and it does not impact your bank card's usage limits. You will only have to pay a service fee of €3.30.
Within 7 days of your departure, and subject to compliance with the general conditions of sale, as well as the return of the property in perfect condition, this operation is automatically cancelled.
One of our receptionists will contact you on the day of your arrival to schedule your check-in time.
Check-in is normally from 4 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., however, later check-ins are possible upon request, with a supplement of €10 per additional hour.
From Mérignac Airport:
Take tram A or bus 1 from the Mérignac airport stop to the Gambetta Mériadeck stop, then walk 5 minutes and take bus 15 from the Gambetta stop to the Martinique stop.
From Saint Jean Station:
Take tram C from the Gare Saint Jean stop to the Paul Doumer stop and walk for 5 minutes.
Bordeaux has always been a dynamic and cosmopolitan city, constantly revealing exciting new facets of its character. Its bold modernism has made it a must-see destination for anyone interested in French culture, lifestyle... and wine! At the heart of a legendary wine region, this dynamic and sophisticated city is one of the most elegant in France and was recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2007.
It is undoubtedly one of the most pleasant areas of Bordeaux, both lively and calm.
The ideal setting for a short stay or a long weekend.
The beautiful buildings are a great example of the new Bordeaux. The land once belonged to an old Carthusian monastery (Chartreux in French, which led to its current name, Les Chartrons), drained by the Dutch in the 17th century. It was once home to English, Scottish, Irish, Scandinavian, and German merchants who built beautiful houses and wineries. Cours Xavier Arnozan (formerly Pavé des Chartrons) is one of the city's most aristocratic and elegant streets. Living on the “Pavé” was still a sign of social status in the last century.
We recommend the Quai des Marques which is an ideal shopping location with parking and a tram stop nearby where you can have lunch and brunch in a café facing the Garonne and its boats with a view of the Jacques Chaban-Delmas bridge.
Let's not forget the new International Wine Museum! An imperative