City Résidence Appart Hôtel Bordeaux Chartrons

City Résidence Appart Hôtel Bordeaux Chartrons is an apart-hotel at 14 Place Paul et Jean-Paul Avisseau in the Chartrons district of Bordeaux, France, in the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region. Chartrons is the old quarter of the city's wine merchants, characterised by stone warehouses along the Garonne, antique dealers, independent shops and a busy café and restaurant scene, and it has become one of the most popular neighbourhoods for visitors who want a local atmosphere rather than the busiest tourist streets. The Place Paul et Jean-Paul Avisseau address places the property in the heart of this district, within reach of the Marché des Chartrons, the Jardin Public and the river quays. Tram lines serving the area connect to the Grand Théâtre, Place de la Comédie and Gare Saint-Jean, while the Cité du Vin in the Bacalan area is a short tram or cycling trip away. The accommodation format is self-catering studios, with wifi and a kitchenette listed among the amenities, allowing guests to prepare their own meals, a significant saving for families and longer stays. Studios generally include a sleeping area, small kitchen and bathroom, and the apart-hotel style means a lighter service model than a conventional hotel, with a reception that may operate limited hours and housekeeping at set intervals. No spa, pool or restaurant is listed. Breakfast, if available, is usually an optional paid service, though the surrounding streets offer bakeries and cafés for a morning croissant. Dinner options in Chartrons range from traditional bistros to contemporary wine bars, many specialising in local wines and regional produce such as duck and oysters. The property suits business travellers on extended stays, families, couples and independent tourists. Indicative nightly rates of roughly EUR 60 to 140 are moderate, with lower weekly rates and higher prices during weekends and the autumn harvest.