Private hotels in Gironde

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33000 Bordeaux

The Hotel Fenwick, an 18th-century mansion in Bordeaux, was the first American consulate in the world. Built between 1793 and 1800 in the Chartrons district, it combines colonial architecture and diplomatic history, with an iconic facade decorated with carved boats and a Louis XVI staircase listed as a historic monument since 1935.

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33000 Bordeaux

The Marbotin Hotel is an 18th-century cartreuse in Bordeaux, typical of Bordeaux architecture, located in the former Vincennes estate, today partly loti.

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33000 Bordeaux

The hotel of Poissac, a neo-classical 18th century mansion in Bordeaux, was built for a Baron enriched by colonial slavery. Today owned by the rectorate, it combines refined architecture and complex history.

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33000 Bordeaux

The Hotel Lamolère, an 18th-century neoclassical mansion in Bordeaux, was built by Victor Louis for a slave planter. Located in Place Jean-Jaurès, it illustrates Louis XVI architecture and Bordeaux colonial history.

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33190 La Réole

The Hotel de Briet, built in the 17th and 18th centuries in La Réole en Gironde, is a classified historical residence, emblematic of the civil architecture of New Aquitaine with its wrought iron balconies and its sun-enriched pediment.

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33000 Bordeaux

The Hotel de Babylon, built in the third quarter of the 19th century in Bordeaux, is an eclectic mansion combining neoclassicism and trading premises, the work of architect Pierre-Charles Brun.

Hotel particulier classé
33000 Bordeaux

Hotel Baour is an 18th-century mansion located in Bordeaux, New Aquitaine, emblematic of Bordeaux's architectural heritage linked to colonial trade and slave trade.

Hotel particulier classé
33000 Bordeaux

Hotel Boyer-Fonfrède is an 18th-century neo-classical mansion located in Bordeaux, famous for its monumental staircase and Louis XVI architecture.