
Holiday apartment in Bordeaux
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How much does a holiday to Bordeaux cost?
Currently, offers for Bordeaux start at 669 €. The average offer price is around 1,344 € (12 accommodations in comparison, as of 15 October 2026).
Live data from our offer comparison — updated daily.
669 €
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Properties compared
92 %
Ø Recommendation (9 hotels)
November
Cheapest travel month currently
Which accommodations in Bordeaux are the best rated?
The best-rated options in our offer comparison for Bordeaux currently are Novotel Bordeaux Centre (100 % recommendation) and Hilton Garden Inn Bordeaux Centre (93 % recommendation). This is based on guest reviews from travel providers (only properties with at least 25 reviews).
Novotel Bordeaux Centre ★★★★
100 % recommendation (27)
from 1,206 € (7 days)
Hilton Garden Inn Bordeaux Centre ★★★★
93 % recommendation (26)
from 1,138 € (7 days)
When is the best time to visit Bordeaux?
The best time to visit Bordeaux is May–October, grape harvest in September. In summer: Warm, 24–32 °C, sunny with Atlantic breeze. In winter: Mild, 4–10 °C, rainy.
Best travel time
May–October, grape harvest in September
Summer
Warm, 24–32 °C, sunny with Atlantic breeze
Winter
Mild, 4–10 °C, rainy
Highlights
Fascinating culture, Excellent cuisine
Is a holiday rental in Bordeaux worth it?
A holiday apartment in Bordeaux offers you the perfect combination of independence and comfort. Enjoy Fascinating culture, Excellent cuisine and experience Bordeaux like a local – with your own retreat after an action-packed day.
Bordeaux, the wine capital of the world, has transformed from a sleepy 'Sleeping Beauty' into a vibrant cultural metropolis, which was designated a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2007. The crescent-shaped harbor front on the left bank of the Garonne, the 'Port de la Lune', impresses with a continuous facade of limestone townhouses from the 18th century that glow golden in the evening light.
The Miroir d’Eau, the largest reflecting pool in the world, reflects the Place de la Bourse and has become a landmark of the new Bordeaux. The city has turned its quays into promenades, built a futuristic tram line without overhead wires, and created a new landmark with the Cité du Vin — a spectacular wine museum in an avant-garde glass and metal structure. The Saint-Pierre district offers winding alleys with tapas bars and wine bistros, while Chartrons, the former merchants' quarter, boasts antique shops and concept stores.
The surrounding wine regions are unique worldwide: Saint-Émilion (UNESCO World Heritage) with its underground catacombs, the Médoc with the famous Châteaux Margaux, Latour, and Mouton Rothschild, as well as Graves, Pomerol, and Sauternes are all less than an hour away. The Atlantic coast with the highest migrating dune in Europe (Dune du Pilat, 110 meters) and the surf beaches of Lacanau is reachable in 45 minutes. The cuisine offers Canelés, Entrecôte Bordelaise, and fresh oysters from the Bassin d’Arcachon.
What are the highlights of Bordeaux?
The largest reflecting pool in the world in front of the Place de la Bourse reflects the magnificent facade – especially magical at sunset and at night.
The futuristic wine museum in the shape of a wine glass offers interactive exhibitions on wine culture worldwide and a panoramic wine bar on the 8th floor.
The medieval wine village 40 km east is a UNESCO World Heritage site – with underground catacombs, a monolithic church, and top-notch wine tastings.
Europe's longest pedestrian zone (1.2 km) offers shopping, cafés, and leads to the Grand Théâtre, a masterpiece of architecture.
The former wine merchant quarter by the river is now a meeting place for antiques, art galleries, and Sunday flea markets.
When is Bordeaux the cheapest?
Based on current offer prices, November is currently the cheapest travel month for Bordeaux.
How well are the hotels in Bordeaux rated?
The 9 rated accommodations in Bordeaux have an average recommendation of 92 %.
What should I look out for when renting in Bordeaux?
The best time to visit Bordeaux is May–October, grape harvest in September. For the cheapest holiday apartments, we recommend booking early – especially in peak season, popular accommodations get booked up quickly. Pay attention to reviews from previous guests and check if final cleaning and bed linen are included in the price.
Is a holiday rental worth it for a longer stay?
Holiday apartments are particularly suitable for longer stays: From a week onwards, the price per night often drops significantly. Use the private kitchen to save money, and enjoy the freedom to shape your day at your own pace – without fixed meal times or hotel rules.
Which tools help you plan your Bordeaux holiday?
4 free tools help you plan your trip to Bordeaux: Holiday finder, Budget calculator, Packing list and CO₂ calculator. They work directly in your browser.
