ibis Bordeaux Saint Emilion

Stayed here just for one night with a relatively late arrival. Staff was friendly and helpful. The breakfast was quite good with lots of options.

The address that came in the booking.com confirmation email took us to some random intersection near a farm about a km down the road, which was really confusing since we arrived after dark. Thankfully we noticed the Ibis sign as we passed it and we could circle back around.

The bed & the exterior seating areas

I wasn't informed until after we had booked in & paid that the restaurant was fully booked by a private party so couldn't eat there and was given a printed sheet of restaurants in St Emilion & Libourne but would need to drive as too far to walk and there was nothing at all within walking distance and if we didn't want to drive could always uber eat on an app a takeaway to the hotel. If i had been informed in advance that the restaurant wasn't available I would have cancelled the booking but I wasn't and I wasn't given the option to cancel foc as a gesture of good will as wasn't informed until all was paid for. The breakfast...the sausage was overcooked, there were no beans in tomato sauce instead it was scrambled egg but then there were no boiled eggs & the sliced bread had not been replenished so no bread for toast. There was no kettle in the room for making an hot drink and although the bed was comfy the decor was in need of upgrading as water stains on ceiling, black mould around base of shower screen and paintwork shabby

Really good experience with the staff both at check-in and breakfast. They were able to help with dinner recommendations late at night and recommended we take advantage of the early bird breakfast when i mentioned we had a early check-out. The room was perfect and as expected. Good value if you are looking to explore St Emilion

The proximity to the vineyards of Saint-Émilion was excellent, although any real enthusiast would probably want to stay right in the village rather than nearby. The hotel also runs a restaurant that looked very appealing — a shame we didn’t get to try it, but next time we will.We were on our way to Arcachon and stopped here for just one night to visit Saint-Émilion and its vineyards. For us it was very convenient, especially with the option of late check-in (quite rare in this area), since we arrived after a 13-hour drive late in the evening. The staff were very friendly and helpful.The only downside: I couldn’t find a nearby spot to park the Tesla overnight to recharge, which caused a little trouble — but we managed.

No electric changing offered

Great breakfast! Helpful staff.

Stairs to the second floor.

Nice hotel for a stop over, can’t really walk anywhere from its location but super close to St Emillion. Had a meal in the restaurant that was disappointing wouldn’t go again.

Clean room with comfy bed and quiet location. Easy access off motorway. Nice and close to St Emilion for a visit

Can’t really walk from the hotel to shops/restaurants. Hotel is a bit dated but otherwise good

Very good

The hotel restaurant was unexpectedly closed on the night we arrived. Although the hotel very helpfully provided a list of nearby restaurants, it was too late to eat before they closed.

First of all, the staff is very welcoming, nice and professional. 5 stars for the staff! The bed was comfortable , you have hot water instantly and the room overall was very clean

As a frequent guest of the Accor Group , this was by far one of the most outdated room I stayed in an Ibis Hotel.

The rooms are clean but small-ish but for one night nothing to complain about. The breakfast was very good. Nothing left to desire. The restaurant seems to be very popular.

I arrived quite late and the outside of the place was in complete darkness. Even the sign from the Hotel was switched off.

Convenient to stay for on- two nights

Felt some smell in the room.At the restaurant I’ve got desert in dirty plate ?

Good parking, friendly staff.

Location. Restaurant closed - less than 24 hr notice. Really didn’t want to drive 15 mins to find somewhere to eat after long day travelling.

Very nice well placed hotel with a good restaurant for our evening meals

The shower was cold on the Friday and Sunday mornings and we could not take a proper shower.And unfortunately the receptionist on the Sunday morning did not seem to be concerned about our complaint

Convenient location for visiting both Bordeaux and Saint Emilion. Good value for the area. For a no-frills hotel, the facilities were great, as was the staff.

Unfortunately, the restaurant was unexpectedly closed our first night there, but the staff pointed us to a great place in town. The literature about wineries in the area was a bit outdated.

Nice welcome, typical french hotel of that Ibis brand. Room was convenient and okay, large enough like expected. The surrounding is beautifu between the vineyards and close to Saint Emilion. Breakfast was well with hot and cold dishes.

Good, clean rooms, good location if you have your own or rented travelling means- car, bus. Exceptionally good taxi service- private company offers through hotel. Staff would be a bit more polite- seemed like they are bored by guests; slow serving breakfast.

Hotel bar- if a hotel has such a facility it would be great that it works when guests are in the hotel. Hotel looses a lot of money in the evening not offering thirsty guests even wine! If the beer keg runs out nobody knows how to change it and beer is not offered. Very impolite bartender.

The staff.willing to satisfy you. And serve you.Help us with room fitness in Libourne (for the hotel hasn’t such one) The room was clean The hotel place was very suitable to our visiting in the wieners .a lot of parking place

The breakfast ,was without vegetables,(most of the hotels the same .I don’t understand why ) a few choices of vegetarian or gluten sensitivity,and sometimes a lack of food when other people finished it ,and not always look to fulfill ,what was finishing ,but we were patients.itt only minor.

Excellent facility, staff and breakfast.

Great location close to the village of St Emilion lovely vineyards and wine shops beautiful walk around the sandstone buildings

A little dated maybe but very clean staff superb really friendly

Good location for train into Bordeaux and visiting St Emilion. However you must have car.