Bordeaux Hotel Guide - Paul Barre Winery hotels in Bordeaux, France.

"I had serious difficulties getting responses from the property management team. It sometimes took intervention from the Tourism Office. There were no directions on how to use equipment (e.g., access WiFi, stovetop & microwave). The skylight in the bedroom leaked."

"Really wonderful accommodation. Walking distance to town. Not a hotel but a guest house in a refinished and vibrantly appointed (200 year-old?) historical home newly acquired and attentively managed by Sandra, Michael and son Valentin who were the most welcoming, engaging and thoughtful hosts imaginable. Large, beautiful rooms. Breakfasts were lovely, and we really enjoyed the option of one of Michael’s incredible dinners. Really happy to have found Maison Mulato. If you go, make sure to spend a little quiet time just being at the house. "

"This was a good hotel for overnight stops, with facilities, such as a swimming pool. We enjoyed seeing the animals in the rear garden."

"On the river part of the hotel was a historic twe"

"Welcomed by a sweet couple who were very attentive to any possible needs. The home and room are lovely, super clean, well kept and quiet. Our host, Clement, was a storehouse of information regarding the area, and fun to chat with as he is a wine maker and quite knowledgeable about the history of locally produced wines. Without doubt, we would gladly stay there again."

"Beautiful property. Great beds. Bath tub wasn’t draining well and coffee makers didn’t work in the second day. Other than that everything was perfect. Loved that they had little stuffed animals for my little one to sleep with."

"Beautiful property loved everything about it. Wonderful can’t wait to return!!!"

"Terrible experience. We were not provided an access email or key to enter the room, and waited for over an hours outside until we finally were able to receive the email with the code to enter the building and room. For some, they may enjoy a super small 25 sqm room with only a small couch as a bed. But for us, there was no joy because there was no electricity or hot water in the room! When we spoke (again) with the property manager, he and his dad assumed the electricity was likely turned off due to the unpaid bills or as they said “no electricity contract” by unit owner. Again we waited to communicate with Expedia and management company for hours until Finally, the property manager moved us to a different unit. By then it was past 9 pm and over four hours had passed since we arrived. For those considering this unit, it is on the third floor without an elevator. The rooftop had a table and chairs because there wasn’t any room in the unit. The unit may have been a fun bohemian adventure about 50 years ago when adults were smaller… but there are several other options to explore and consider. We were lucky the manager relocated us and all we lost was time. "