Came to Bordeaux for their Medoc Marathon. Hotel was chosen by one of the runners, I was just there to be their cheerleader. The hotel is beautiful and quite. I did not see many people going in and out but everywhere was clean and nicely organized. The swimming pool is perfect sized. Please remember to bring "bugs off spray" with... More

I stayed at Chateau Grattequina for 3 nights, choosing it for its location just outside the busy city of Bordeaux and the location on the banks of the river Garonne. My stay was quite wonderful! I had originally booked 2 nights with a plan to rent a car and drive through the Dordogne valley, staying one night outside of Rocamador... More

What a great find, away from the busy city, rooms are big, all the mod cons like wifi etc. Service very good, bed very comfortable. Nice restaurant near buy and the wineries are close. Love the large bathroom and robes.

Stayed for one night mid-week after a long drive from Carcassonne. Impressive exterior in spacious, well kept grounds - great views over the river from the garden out the back. Room was much BIGGER than anything else we have had in a 10 day tour in France for the same money and well appointed with good views across the grounds... More

Hilarious expensive breakfast that you would expect in an all-in simple hotel with a very basic room price; no reception staff after 23.00 hours, no room service and an owner who seems not to understand the meaning of the word customer service ... but great location and beautiful rooms ...

My husband and I stayed for three nights at Chaeau Grattequina and we were truly charmed by this wonderful place. It's not in the Bordeaux City Center, but it's close enough for sure. The room was clean, huge, and just lovely. The bathroom was quite luxurious, and the view of the grounds was gorgeous. We felt as if we were... More

Stayed New Year's Eve for one night. We had no trouble finding the chateau by foillowing the instructions given. Plenty of signs for the hotel as we drove closer. Room was excellent, a basic room on the front corner of the chateau, but this is where everything went wrong. The curtains are on poles that ensure that the curtains do... More

Normally, leaving one's lovely chateau--and this one IS lovely--to drive a short distance for dinner is not too trying, but Chateau Grattequina is set back quite a distance from the road, and their modest entry-gate is one too-easily missed on the long and unlit road, even for those who have been in residence for a few nights and are relying... More

Despite all the red alert warnings, my husband and i booked into this hotel for 4 nights based on the photo of the view to the river from the terrace of the junior suite. We're fairly independent travellers who don't need much hand holding and we tend to do our own research ahead of arrival. All the cooments about the... More