Booked 2 twin rooms 6 weeks prior to trip given double rooms, arranged to get twin rooms for second two nights, when complained the receptionist claimed we did not give her enough respect, despite the fact that they failed to apoligise for not providing the rooms that were booked and confirmed. On last night returned to Hotel at 12:30am to find access blocked by closed gate together with approx 14 others , had to wait 40minutes in the street until access to rooms granted, again no apology.
My advice is do not touch this hotel with a 40 foot barge pole.

About 10-15 minutes walk to the centre of Bordeaux, set back from the road so most of the rooms (including ours) were quiet, and there's decent parking if you have a car.

The room itself was a bit musty on arrival, but got rid of the smell with the window open for half an hour. It's a big room and as a suite it comes with a useful kitchenette and if your eating in, the desk is on wheels and ingeniously doubles up as a dining table.

Bed was a regular double and okay for a night.

We stayed one night in this hotel - the road it is in looks quite depressing, and we weren't at all sure (don't muddle it with a bar called "Hotel Victoire" which is definitely not a place to be!). The reception has limited opening times, and you have to use an intercom by a locked gate to announce your arrival. The gate is then opened and you can drive in to the car park. The hotel itself is quite new, well set back from the road, so no traffic noise. Reception was friendly and efficient, room clean but quite small. The kitchen area in the room was rather run-down, and none of the crockery or cutlery items matched any other. There was no kettle and no cups. We boiled water for hot drinks in a saucepan on the hob, and fortunately had our own mugs with us. Large fridge in the room is useful. Bathroom small with bath and shower over. Heating/air con was fixed, I think, as we were unable to change it. Good blackout curtains and comfortable beds. OK for a one-night stay en route to somewhere else, but I'm glad the hotel is secure!

We only stayed here for one night as a stop over on our way to St Emillion. We found the rooms to be basic, but it was nice to have a little kitchenette in the room to prepare some hot food at our base. The location was ok, about a 15 minute walk from the main train station and the area a little dodgy at night. Overall it was exactly what we needed as a base for a 1 night stay.