About RADISSON BLU HOTEL BORDEAUX
Welcome to the brand new Radisson Blu Hotel Bordeaux. Set in the heart of this famous city, the capital of France’s wine region.
RADISSON BLU HOTEL BORDEAUX – At Going Luxury we constantly receive special offers for this delightful property. Get in touch with us via live chat, email or phone to check the latest offers for your holiday requirements.
At Going Luxury we have a wonderful ‘grand opening offer’ to the famous wine region in the south of France that includes a luxury hotel stay& return flights from various UK airports.
Why not travel to the stunning city of Bordeaux & stay for 2-nights at the brand new Radisson Blu Hotel from just £189pp. This property is modern in style with spacious rooms & boasts a stunning location on the Garonne River. Recently opened the reviews are already excellent from a trusted brand of luxury hotels. No visit to this region is complete without a wine tour which is included in this new offer from Going Luxury.
Explore the famous medieval village of Saint-Emilion, a Unesco World Heritage Site and visit two chateaux. Taste the estate’s wines and attend a 20 minute wine discovery workshop before enjoying a guided tour of the typical French village dating back to medieval times, surrounded by world famous vineyards.
Please use our live chat service & call our friendly ‘luxury holiday experts’ to book this limited offer. ABTA & ATOL protected holidays that pass the Going Luxury Test.
Bordeaux Christmas Markets
You can use your trip as a Christmas Market break. The traditional Christmas market of Bordeaux will open its gates between November 30 and December 30. This is one of the biggest Christmas markets in the region with 150 pavilions selling all the traditional Christmas merchandise such as clothes, decorations, jewelry, toys and local products. Even if you don’t intend to buy any gifts at the market you can still enjoy the Christmas spirit with some hot wine and roasted chestnuts.
Discover the new Radisson Blu Hotel in Bordeaux city centre, located within walking distance of the leafy Chartrons area, known for its lively shops, cafés and restaurants.
Set by the scenic Garonne River, our Bordeaux hotel boasts 125 rooms and suites furnished with a full range of first class amenities, including free high-speed Wi-Fi, 42-inch TVs and 24-hour room service.
It’s the ideal destination for both business and leisure travellers visiting this historic port city.
Discover the new Radisson Blu Hotel in Bordeaux city centre, located within walking distance of the leafy Chartrons area, known for its lively shops, cafés and restaurants.
Set by the scenic Garonne River, Radisson Blu Hotel Bordeaux boasts 125 rooms and suites furnished with a full range of first class amenities, including free high-speed Wi-Fi, 42-inch TVs and 24-hour room service.
Radisson Blu Hotel Bordeaux is the ideal destination for both business and leisure travellers visiting this historic port city.
Expert’s Guide to Bordeaux, from The Telegraph
Stroll the most graceful streets in France, eat well, drink better and then have the liveliest possible time in a city lately in touch with its Latin side. It is no hazard that, following its 2007 classification as a World Heritage Site, Bordeaux in 2015 bagged the title of Europe’s Best Destination – against opposition from many of the continent’s finest cities. In the past, the place was indeed full of good taste and tradition. “The very essence of elegance,” concluded HM Queen last time she visited Bordeaux. The centre had a grandiose 18th-century harmony unmatched in Europe. It seemed quite possible that the French Revolution never made it this far.
Poor people looked rich and rich people didn’t look at all. But the city felt haughty and aloof. It had also grown shabby round the edges. No longer. Bordeaux has had the renovators in with a vengeance. Most recently, the city has welcomed the riverside Cité-du-Vin- a wine centre-cum-museum-cum-gallery without equal in Europe. It dusts off the wine world, and gives it a playful sheen for the 21st-century. Then again, Bordeaux was already getting up to speed—restoring noble façades, installing trams and reclaiming from dereliction the vast swathe of riverbank. There are few more graceful urban sights in France than the miroir-d’eau reflecting the splendid Palais-de- la-Bourse.
Culture, once all bow-ties and long frocks, has now embraced hip-hop. You may still wear collar studs to the Grand Theatre, but nose studs are rife in the bars and clubs of the St Pierre district or down on the Quai Paludate strip, where only dead-beats duck out before dawn.
This remains the world HQ of wine and château-owning folk. Many do their business in the Chartrons district, where there’s a lingering air of aristocratic commerce. But there’s also a cracking museum of modern art next door, tapas bars up the road and fusion food in the restaurants. Talking of which, the top-end restaurant scene has been renewing itself in recent years, underlining that Bordeaux really is in the vibe. Multi-Michelin star man, Joël Robuchonn has now ceded his place at the ultra-luxurious Grande Maison hotel to the no-less exceptional Pierre Gagnaire. Philippe Etchebest – lethal host of French TV’s version of Kitchen Nightmare – took over the ovens at the Grand Theatre’s restaurant in September 2015, while- with pleasing symetry- the original Kitchen Nightmare, Britain’s Gordon Ramsay, started running gastronomic operations within the terribly swish Grand Hotel directly opposite.
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