Le Feel Good is a beautiful 37 m2 apartment, on the 2nd floor of a beautiful stone building, located in the heart of the historic center of Bordeaux. It offers you all the comfort, mixing modernity and charm of the old for an exceptional stay in Bordeaux. Completely renovated, a few steps from the Grand Theatre, Place de la Bourse, Rue Sainte Catherine and the Quays, it has a bedroom and a sofa bed for one person, it can accommodate up to 3 travelers very comfortably.

The accommodation:

Very well equipped, Le Feel Good is located on the 2nd floor, accessible by a staircase. In the heart of Bordeaux, you will enjoy all the comfort for an unforgettable stay. A few steps away from Sainte Catherine Street, all the shops, restaurants and the tramway, it offers you the following services

- A beautiful and very bright living room with a sofa (convertible and pleasant for one person), a flat screen, reversible air conditioning
- An open kitchen, with everything you need to prepare your favorite dishes: refrigerator, dishwasher, induction cooker, microwave oven, kettle, toaster, coffee machine and many kitchen utensils. As well as a table with a bench for your meals.
- A pleasant bedroom with double bed (140x190), storage space and bathroom with a beautiful Italian shower, reversible air conditioning

For your comfort, you will also have at your disposal, an iron and its table as well as a dishwasher.

Quality sheets, towels and tea towels as well as some coffee capsules are provided and your bed is made upon your arrival.

Of course, Wifi is available and free!

The Saint-Pierre district is considered as the cradle of Bordeaux. It is quite natural that this ancient Gallo-Roman port, which became a medieval city, took the name of the patron saint of fishermen. In the 12th century, the port was filled in. The ramparts of the walled city fell in the 18th century, with the construction of the Place de la Bourse. What remained was the 35-meter high Cailhau defensive gate and the pedestrian or semi-pedestrian streets whose names recall the commercial and artisanal vocation of the district: the rue des Argentiers, the rue des Bahutiers, or the rue du Chai des Farines. In the 16th century, the neighborhood was also populated by bourgeois families around the church of Saint-Rémi.

Public transportation:
Line C, Place de la Bourse, 50 m away on foot - direct to the train station in 15 min
Line B, Grand Théâtre, 80 m walk - direct to the wine museum in 15 min

Vcub:
Free Vcub bike rental station at 100 m, place de la Comédie, easy to visit and get around bordeaux

Car :
A parking is located under the Place de la Bourse at 100 m.

Do not hesitate to contact us for further information.