Aparthotel in Aquitaine (South West)

Why choose an aparthotel in Aquitaine?

Adagio, the foremost purveyor of hotel accommodations throughout Europe, is now offering what are called aparthotels to business travellers, as well as families and leisure guests. An aparthotel differs from a traditional hotel room in that it is a fully furnished apartment, with its own kitchen and living space. In Aquitaine, this setup is especially valuable: you can pick up seasonal produce at Bordeaux’s covered markets, prepare meals at your convenience, and still rely on hotel-style services such as breakfast, laundry facilities or on-site fitness rooms.

An aparthotel offers the benefits of an apartment without the burden of long-term leases, making it an increasingly popular choice for travellers seeking comfort and convenience at competitive prices. For business guests, it means reliable internet and a quiet workspace; for families, it’s the convenience of extra space and the option to dine together.

Adagio aparthotels in Bordeaux and Aquitaine

Every Adagio aparthotel in Aquitaine gives you the basics that matter: a kitchen to cook, space to relax, a place to work and your own bathroom. Wi-Fi comes as standard, with extras like breakfast, laundry, parking and, in some cases, even an outdoor pool for summer days.

Aparthotel Adagio Bordeaux Gambetta

Right in the heart of the historic centre, Aparthotel Adagio Bordeaux Gambetta aparthotel is perfect for exploring the city on foot. Its 111 studios and apartments are bright and spacious, and the wellness area with sauna and fitness facilities adds a welcome touch of relaxation after a day in town. With reliable internet access, a twenty-four-hour reception, and strategic locations near transportation and meeting venues, these properties cater perfectly to the demands of business trips while also being situated in close proximity to cultural attractions in the Aquitaine region.

Aparthotel Adagio Access Bordeaux Rodesse

Aparthotel Adagio Access Bordeaux Rodesse is close to the Mériadeck district and offers practical studios and two-room apartments. Guests appreciate the private car park and the outdoor pool, a welcome bonus in the city centre. It’s a straightforward choice if you want comfort without overspending, whether you’re here for a few nights or a longer stay.

Aparthotel Adagio Access Bordeaux Sud Pessac

In the quiet residential district of Pessac, just a short drive from Bordeaux-Mérignac Airport, Aparthotel Adagio Access Bordeaux Sud Pessac is well suited to longer stays. The apartments are modern and fully equipped. It gives guests the freedom to organise daily life as they wish. Close to business parks, campuses and nearby vineyards, it’s a quiet spot where longer stays feel easier with space to work when you need to and switch off when you don’t.

Exploring the Aquitaine region

From your aparthotel in Bordeaux, you don’t have to choose. Médoc wines, the CAPC galleries, Arcachon Bay, even the Dune du Pilat lies just beyond the city.

All is not business, however, and the traveller may wish to visit the cultural offerings of the region. Aquitaine is located on the southwest corner of France on the Atlantic ocean, near the Pyrénées mountains. One of the most popular side trips is to the Bordeaux region, famous worldwide for French wines. To enjoy your journey and discover all Aquitaine wonders, stay in one of our aparthotels. One may continue on to the City of Bergerac, or may visit the vineyards, or season permitting, go skiing. Oysters by the sea in Arcachon. Duck confit in Dordogne. Foie gras on market stalls, wine on every table. Food isn’t a detail here but a part of daily life.

The entire region is not highly industrialised, as it has been cultivated mostly as farmland, although its population has increased significantly since the 1960s. The Aquitaine region is also somewhat close to Spain, and therefore is imbued with fragments of cultural history that includes the history of Spain and its own history and conquests. The Aquitaine region is vast and varied geographically. Despite its proximity to the Pyrénées to the south, it is mostly flat land.

In Aquitaine the scenery changes quickly. Pine forests, quiet hills, small bastide towns. The northeastern part of Aquitaine is home to the Dordogne and Lot et Garonne, the gentle hills and vineyards the area is famous for. Moreover, the area has been named a UNESCO world heritage site for containing the oldest centers where humans have been known to reside, the caves of Lascaux. It is because of its rural environment that it is an inviting location to visit and relax.

In the south lies the Basque Country. Villages painted red and white. Long beaches where surfers wait for waves. A culture shaped by both France and Spain. On market days, you hear music in the streets and smell peppers drying in the sun.

Book your Adagio Aquitaine stay

With Adagio you’re not just booking a room, you’re moving into a place where you can live. Cook your own meals, spread out in a proper apartment, and still count on the services of a hotel when you need them. All in Bordeaux, with Aquitaine ready to explore.

Book your Adagio aparthotel in Aquitaine today and make the most of your stay.