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Yndo Hotel, Bordeaux Hotels
Restored 19th-century hotel with contemporary rooms, a courtyard, breakfast, and an off-site cabin
Nestled in close proximity to the vibrant downtown area of Bordeaux, the Yndō Hotel presents a captivating blend of historical grandeur and modern sophistication. Housed within a meticulously renovated 19th-century private mansion, this lavish property offers guests an unforgettable experience, seamlessly merging the charm of traditional French architecture with contemporary furnishings and decor that are sure to delight the senses.
From the Yndō Hotel, you’ll find yourself just a leisurely six-minute stroll away from the magnificent Basilique Saint-Seurin. This historical landmark, an 11th-century basilica, beckons with its rich history and architectural splendor. Delve into its depths and discover the crypt, a serene space housing marble sarcophagi that whisper tales of centuries past. A slightly longer, yet equally rewarding, 21-minute walk will lead you to the picturesque Garonne River. As you wander toward the riverbanks, be sure to take in the sights and sounds of the city, passing iconic landmarks such as the Monument aux Girondins and the charming Placette de Munich along the way.
For those seeking an even more captivating experience, extend your riverside walk by an additional 10 minutes toward the iconic Pont de Pierre, and you’ll arrive at the breathtaking Miroir d’eau. This reflecting pool, one of the largest in the world, offers a mesmerizing spectacle, its surface mirroring the sky above and creating a truly unforgettable scene.
Each room at the Yndō Hotel is a testament to thoughtful design, carefully curated to provide a modern and inviting space where guests can relax and unwind. The hotel boasts approximately 10 uniquely designed rooms and suites, each with a name that hints at its distinct decor and ambiance. For those seeking seclusion, The Secret Room offers a tranquil retreat, nestled away from the other rooms and complete with its own private terrace. Inside, the decor is light and neutral, featuring tiled floors and wooden elements that create a warm and inviting atmosphere.
The Cozy Rooms, adorned in linen furnishings and whites, are carpeted, offering a comfortable seating area and an outdoor space for added relaxation. In contrast, the Crazy rooms embrace a bold and bohemian aesthetic, with exposed beams, wooden features, and stone elements adding to their unique charm. For a more elevated experience, the suites offer larger sleeping and lounging areas, providing ample space to unwind. The sofas are plush and velvety, while the large desks provide a perfect space for reading or reflection.
Start your day with a delightful breakfast at the Yndō Hotel, served in the enchanting courtyard beneath a towering magnolia tree. The airy interior courtyard offers a relaxing space to unwind and recharge between your adventures exploring the city of Bordeaux. For a more extensive dining experience, venture to Agnes’ Table, a culinary destination carefully curated to offer nutritious dishes paired with exquisite local wines.
Adding to its allure, the Yndō Hotel also offers an off-site retreat: a 13th room located in Cap Ferret. This old oyster cabin has been meticulously renovated into a fully furnished, contemporary property, complete with a terrace. Inside, the decor features a metallic bathtub, deep-sea colors, and light furnishings, creating a tranquil coastal ambiance.
Hotel Information
5-star Hotel
+33 556238888
108 rue de l’Abbé de l’Épée
https://www.yndohotelbordeaux.fr/fr/
Free wifi
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