The six luxury guest rooms combine charm, elegance and sophistication: with a reworked Napoleon III style, decked out in floral pinks, greens and violets, and sparkling raspberry, they are absolutely charming, and showcase French master craftsmen, with Braquenie embroidered fabrics by Pierre Frey in silk taffeta, Houles soft furnishings, Moissonnier furniture and Hermes products in the bathrooms.
Although they all have their own character, each room is a comfortable, cosy haven. Sumptuously thick bath towels and soft bathrobes and slippers make the grey Carrara and travertine marble bathrooms a sanctuary of relaxation.
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The Restaurant
There are two dining venues available for guests, each offering a different experience: the gourmet restaurant, seating 42 diners in two stylishly refined rooms including the library which belonged to the former owner, Leon Duguit, and L'Olivier, with more of a casual Lounge Bar style, seating 24 diners in a warm, friendly atmosphere.
Visitor comments
"This is truly an amazing place to stay. The three star restaurant is truly an experience in eating and ambience. Very pricey, but worth it." - Trip Advisor
"La Grande Maison absolutely takes the cake of the nicest hotel I have ever stayed at. There is no "one thing" about this location that puts it over the top, rather a chorus of notes that come together to form a masterpiece." - Trip Advisor
"There are 6 sumptuous rooms, each different but with meticulous attention to every detail. The decor is a feast for the eyes; bold colors and patterns with lots of floral designs." - Trip Advisor
Things to do nearby
Discover the city at a leisurely pace in this open top bus
Bordeaux City Tour
Bordeaux
Park, nature reserve, caves & animals in the north west of Bordeaux
Parc de Majolan Park
Equestrian centre in the north of the Medoc that is open all year
Les Petits Chevaux Horse Riding
A delightful coastal train that takes you from the tip of the Medoc peninsula
Tourist Train
Soulac-sur-Mer
Explore this grand city from the comfort of the tourist train
Le Petit Train de Bordeaux
Bordeaux
The perfect way to tour the hilly wine region of St Emilion
Le Train des Grands Vignobles (Vineyard Train) Tour
