Hôtel Notre Dame
3 StarsChartrons district location, Historic 18th-century building
Chartrons district location, Historic 18th-century building
Spacious multi-bed family rooms, Secluded inner courtyard terrace
Historic mansion architecture, Saint-Pierre district doorstep
Direct Palais de Justice tram access, Secure underground parking
Panoramic Night Beach rooftop bar, Gordon Ramsay gastronomic dining
Rooftop terrace with city views, Inspiring women themed rooms
Views of Grand Théâtre de Bordeaux, Budget-friendly city center stay
Historic eighteenth-century architecture, Regional vineyard tour access
Secure underground on-site parking, Modern business district hub
Mediterranean garden and patio, Travel-themed guest rooms
Relaxing wellness facilities, Family-friendly amenities
Les Décantés restaurant and terrace, Dedicated fitness and recovery studio
Sun terrace for relaxation, Family-friendly room options
Spacious rooms with Garonne views, Wellman restaurant regional cuisine
Spacious corner king rooms, Bada restaurant and terrace
Scenic Saint Marie Church views, Contemporary Bastide district base
Secure underground parking, Proximity to Stalingrad tram stop
Rooms with city or courtyard views, Family-friendly accommodation
18th-century inspired elegance, Spa de Sèze wellness area
Rooftop deck with city views, Laid-back restaurant and bar
On-site dining and bar, Historic 18th-century building
Eclectic art-filled rooms, Prime city center location
On-site fitness studio, Gourmet weekend brunch experience
Elegant and colorful room decor, Well-equipped fitness center
On-site fitness access, Pet-friendly accommodation
Panoramic rooftop bar and restaurant, Philippe Starck designed interiors
Secure on-site parking, Well-equipped fitness center
Rooftop bar and restaurant Le Tchanqué, Arcachon Basin inspired rooms
Secure on-site parking, Artistic and vibrant atmosphere
Classic limestone building, Family-friendly accommodations
Individually themed guest rooms, Convenient tram station proximity
Historic 18th-century building, Prime pedestrian street location
Unique living space concept, Intimate cinema room
18th-century townhouse charm, Well-connected city access
Terrace with Garonne River views, Tables Vatel French restaurant
The prices and availability we receive from booking sites change constantly. This means you may not always find the exact same offer you saw on trivago when you land on the booking site.
The Port of the Moon refers to the old port of the city, so called because of the crescent shape formed by the river Garonne at this point. The UNESCO World Heritage site designation, however, covers an area considerably larger than the port; it corresponds to the inside of the boulevards, almost half of the city area. UNESCO describes it as an “outstanding urban and architectural ensemble”. Its unity of neo-classical design reflects the Age of Enlightenment in which it was created, and almost 350 of its buildings are listed as of historic importance. It has also been a centre for the “exchange of human values” over 2000 years because of the port and its rich hinterland which generated the commercial wealth to develop as it has. The importance of the port is remembered in the crescent shape incorporated in the city’s coat of arms.
Port of the Moon is a top attraction in Bordeaux, known for its unique features that attract numerous visitors each year.
Explore various stays near Port of the Moon, including popular choices like Hôtel Majestic, Hotel de L'Opéra, Hotel de Normandie, Hotel des 4 Soeurs, Hotel des Quinconces Bordeaux Centre.
Discover nearby attractions, such as Port of the Moon, Place des Quinconces, CITY TOUR in an open top bus, Vinexpo, Miroir d'eau, all within a convenient distance from Port of the Moon.