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Hotels in Les Chartrons, Bordeaux: Where to Stay Guide

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The historic quarter of international wine merchants. Highlights include antique shops on Rue Notre-Dame, historic cellars, quayside markets, and artisan coffee spots.

Hoteles Asequibles · Updated August 2026

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It can suit you if...

  • Relaxed riverside atmosphere with Sunday food market
  • 10 min by tram to Cité du Vin wine museum
  • Exceptional local wine bars and bistros

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  • Approx. 15 minutes walking to central Gambetta shopping
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Key connection

Tram Line B (CAPC, Chartrons, Cours du Médoc)

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BAT3 river shuttle at Les Hangars dock

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Continuous riverside cycle paths

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How do I get from Bordeaux Airport to city center?

Tram Line A runs directly from Bordeaux-Mérignac Airport to downtown (Hôtel de Ville & Porte de Bourgogne) in 35 min for €1.80.

How long is the TGV train from Paris to Bordeaux?

The high-speed TGV train links Paris Montparnasse to Bordeaux Saint-Jean in just 2 hours and 4 minutes.

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