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The room is clean and the neighborhood is quiet. It's a bit far from the city center but it doesn't take long to walk. The only small drawback is that the rooms in the back building don't have an elevator (there are only two floors). When checking out, you can ask the hotel staff to help carry your luggage downstairs.

The room is not big, barely enough, there is a free underground garage, very close to the central area, you can play the old city on foot, very convenient. But the air conditioner will automatically shut down at night, I don't know if it is environmental protection. But fortunately, it is not hot, not bad. The hotel signboard is not very obvious, it is not easy to see, there is a one-way street in front of the door, and it took two laps to find it.

GOOD Lovely staff Great location, 10 minute walk from main station Clean and spacious room Comfortable bed Large fluffy towels Good breakfast buffet Quiet room Interesting decor, clever reuse of old University science building with beautiful zoological art motifs everywhere BAD No top sheet. This seems to be a horrible trend in hotels worldwide - travellers should not have to bring their own sheet or light covering. The doona was too hot and thick, but the room was too cold if you took the doona off. Would a top sheet and a light-weight blanket be so impossible to provide? No mini fridge - couldn’t keep complimentary water bottles cold. Although there’s complimentary tea and coffee equipment and supplies, there’s no milk, because no mini fridge No bathroom, as such, just 3 separate facilities within the room. Toilet next to main door, with its own door, but hand-washing facilities on the other side of the room in a separate alcove near the bed. No door or screen on the shower, just a very cold open cavity, next to the hand basin. No soap holders near the basin or in the shower space Nowhere to hang wet clothes, shower cap, or washing. Not enough hanging space on a small metal grill on the wall for two full-sized bath towels - one had to be draped on the back of a plastic chair No plug for the hand basin for hand washing of clothes Curtain rod is 3 to 4 metres off the floor, but no cord or rod to close the curtain - you just have to tug awkwardly at the curtain to close the gap in the middle No power points next to the bed for charging devices Air con control is a small shiny black plastic box on the wall - the power switch is an invisible touch button on the top edge of the device, in the same shiny black plastic. The controls are touch icons in tiny faint grey font, almost invisible. So completely unintuitive that you have to ring reception for assistance with something that should be easy to operate. The walls and ceiling are all concrete and the ceiling is so high, it’s almost impossible to heat the room (same for the cavernous shower space - must be a miserable experience having a shower in there in winter). While the design and decor of the hotel is beautiful and ingenious, the practical details have been ignored. It’s a classic case of form over function.

The parking at the Ibis Bordeaux Lac is great, lots of it and fenced in, the first room we were offered had an terrible smell of drains in the room, we were quickly offered another room which was fine, the restaurant attached to the Ibis leaves a lot to be desired, the food was passable, but that is the best I can say, the service was not very good and they had no idea what we had eaten or which table we were at. East elsewhere.

I have just checked out of Adiago Access today after a 4 night stay with my girlfriend. Overall the room was tidy and the bed was cosy. The shower was a good pressure and good temperatures however, it was quite small and the bathtub clogged up with water whilst showering. In terms of staff, they were helpful, however they didn’t approach you if you didn’t approach them. We had to ask for extra toilet roll. Also note that unless your stay is longer than 8 nights, you will not get an extra towel, or your room will not be cleaned. A major downfall of the hotel was the pool. On arrival, we were told that no men’s shorts were allowed in the pool, only speedos. We were not aware of this through the apartments advertisements online. The owner / manager of the pool was quite rude also. All in all, this was a fine hotel to stay at, however don’t expect too much!

The location is close to the boulevards, the CHU and the centre of Bordeaux (Meriadeck), and is mainly equipped with a very practical tram stop near the foot of the residence. L'appartement est grand et bénéficie de plusieurs espaces fermés ( hall d'entrée avec espace salle d'eau-WC / couloir-cuisine/ puis la chambre avec table d'appendicin et placard). Bonne insonorisation. Grand lit. Have only had a professional stay of one night with a late arrival, I have met nobody else than the reception that has been quick and effective. 90 euros: well for a more consistent stay when using all the possibilities of the place.

Not bad, check in at 12 o'clock in the middle of the night, at the beginning the room had a strange smell and the door could not be locked. After waiting for half an hour, the staff waited for half an hour and changed one. There was no strange smell and the hygiene was good. Considering that the front desk of an apartment hotel in France can still solve the problem during off hours, it is good. If you do not check in within the specified check-in time, you should contact the hotel to get the door code and the safe code for the key.

Although it may be welcome, it is welcome in the hotel. All staff are very helpful. Very nice room, most importantly very clean and bathroom. Breakfast is included in the price of the room..... very generous. Good parking lot, very close to transportation Frankly, I recommend this hotel.

Wonderful stay - the place has funky feel - everyone was so friendly and helpful. Location is great and the rooftop bar and restaurant was perfect and so welcome after a long day sightseeing to come back and have a drink before retiring. Would definitely go back.