Mondrian Bordeaux Les Carmes

Drops: Spring Stays:

35% off flexible stays from 1st Mar - 4th May, 2025

Bordeaux

A luxurious retreat where heritage meets elegant modernity in the heart of wine country.

Discover Bordeaux’s first luxury lifestyle hotel, housed in an emblematic 19th century building, nestled amidst the world’s greatest terroir. Previously home to the cellars for the prestigious Maison Calvet winery, the building has been immaculately transformed by design impresario Philippe Starck. An ode to modern aesthetics that contrasts against the area’s traditional leanings, 97 rooms and suites – some with private terraces – are presented in a palette of neutral tones, accented by shining touches.

Relax in the spa next to the picture perfect indoor pool and transport yourself to the other side of the world through authentic Japanese flavours plated up in Chef Morimoto's first European restaurant. When you’ve indulged in too much Bordeaux, switch it up with signature cocktails and a superb selection of sake served on the expansive outdoor terrace.

35% off discount applies to stays 1st March - 4th May 2025.

Why you'll love it

- Immerse yourself in the unique design combining tradition and innovation by the famous Philippe Starck

- Whisk yourself to Japan with the very first Morimoto restaurant in Europe from star chef Masaharu Morimoto

- Unwind at the spa with its super sleek indoor heated pool

Hotel Amenities

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Indoor Pool

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Where you'll be

Chartrons, Bordeaux

Find yourself in leafy Chartrons, the chic buzzing neighbourhood of Bordeaux. Go for a stroll down the vibrant Rue Notre Dame and browse the quirky vintage stores located in old warehouses down the waterfront of the River Garonne. Originally built to house barrels of Bordeaux, you can learn more about the history of the city’s wine trade at the Musée du Vin et du Négoce. If it’s tranquillity you seek, the Jardin Public nearby has a lake and arboretum worth exploring.

In the historic centre of the city, don’t forget to visit the iconic Gothic Cathedral Saint-André, the Musée des Beaux-Art, and stop to admire your reflection in the Mirror d’Eau, the largest reflective pool in the world. Further afield, the iconic wineries in the region wait to be explored – make a stop at the charming town of Saint-Émilion en route.