InterContinental Grand Hôtel Bordeaux
2-5 place de la Comédie, Bordeaux, France
130 Rooms
Traditional Elegance & Lively
One MICHELIN Key · A very special stay
After opening more than 200 years ago in 1789, the InterContinental Grand Hôtel Bordeaux has earned its spot as the city’s grande dame hotel. Designed by royalty-approved French architect Victor Louis, who also imagined the Grand Théâtre de Bordeaux just opposite and an extension of the Palais Royal in Paris, the hotel once welcomed Victor Hugo through its doors, had a wine cellar holding a staggering 30,000 bottles, and received its first MICHELIN Guide mention right back in 1904.
After an Intercontinental takeover in 2015, it’s been restored to its former glory, most notably with the Two MICHELIN-Starred restaurant Le Pressoir d’Argent Gordon Ramsay, where the signature blue lobster dish is theatrically presented to diners using a solid silver Christofle lobster press, one of only five in the world. Another big name in hospitality can be found in the guest rooms and suites, French designer Jacques Garcia, who has dressed each with his signature ornate style of period furnishings, heavy drapes and patterned wallpapers in a rich palette of golden yellow, soft burgundy and brown. Other destination dining options include Brasserie Le Bordeaux, Winter Bar l’Orangerie for light meals, drinks, and afternoon tea, and in summer, a rooftop bar with panoramic views of the city. A Guerlain Spa caps off the facilities with a holistic offering of a pool, sauna, hammam, tearoom, Guerlain treatments and a Guerlain boutique.
After an Intercontinental takeover in 2015, it’s been restored to its former glory, most notably with the Two MICHELIN-Starred restaurant Le Pressoir d’Argent Gordon Ramsay, where the signature blue lobster dish is theatrically presented to diners using a solid silver Christofle lobster press, one of only five in the world. Another big name in hospitality can be found in the guest rooms and suites, French designer Jacques Garcia, who has dressed each with his signature ornate style of period furnishings, heavy drapes and patterned wallpapers in a rich palette of golden yellow, soft burgundy and brown. Other destination dining options include Brasserie Le Bordeaux, Winter Bar l’Orangerie for light meals, drinks, and afternoon tea, and in summer, a rooftop bar with panoramic views of the city. A Guerlain Spa caps off the facilities with a holistic offering of a pool, sauna, hammam, tearoom, Guerlain treatments and a Guerlain boutique.
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InterContinental Grand Hôtel Bordeaux
2-5 place de la Comédie, Bordeaux, France
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