Seeko'o

“Would come back”

Very nice room, good a/c, friendly staff, good breakfast

“Best Place to Explore the Old and the New of Bordeaux.”

We stayed 10 days in room 503, a "Exécutive Ba-Ba" room at Seeko'o Hôtel Design Bordeaux. This suite was roomy for European standards, but seeing how we were right under the roof, there was reduced headroom in the bathroom. The room was very well air conditioned throughout our stay, which was imp… more

We stayed 10 days in room 503, a "Exécutive Ba-Ba" room at Seeko'o Hôtel Design Bordeaux. This suite was roomy for European standards, but seeing how we were right under the roof, there was reduced headroom in the bathroom. The room was very well air conditioned throughout our stay, which was important as we visited Bordeaux during a long heatwave at the beginning of July 2026. We had a king size bed, a table with 2 chairs, a Nespresso coffee machine and a small minbar fridge, which was empty and had enough space to hold 6 big bottles of water ( or champagne !). The toilet was in a separate water closet. The bathroom was compact, but 2 people could shave and/or brush their teeth at the same time. The water pressure was good in the large shower and we always had hot water right away. The room is carpeted and there was a small balcony, about 6×6 feet with a table and 2 chairs. It was nice to sit and drink champagne with the view of the Jacques Chaban-Delmas bridge in the cooler evenings. The staff were very friendly and helpful . Always smiling and ready to offer their help. We didn't use room service or take breakfast, but we did ask for a bucket of ice ( for the champagne! ) several times during our stay and it was always delivered within 5 minutes. The maid service was efficient and prompt. We always returned to a clean room with the coffee pods topped up. This hotel provides quality handsoap, shower gel, shampoo and body lotion, but no hair conditioner. There were 2 bathrobes, but no slippers. There is a hairdryer, a safe and a large flat-screen TV. There are reading light on each side of the bed. The room has a entire wall of north facing windows that are equipped with thick blackout curtains to cut out the light and the heat. The only negative aspects of the room would be the lack of closed storage, the stained carpetting and the fact that the elevator only goes to the 4th floor ( and these "Exécutive Ba-Ba" rooms are located on the 5th floor. ) There was a small open closet with a few hangars by the door and 2 open shelves under the TV, beside the safe. There was also a long shelf behind the headboard of the bed. The bathroom had a good sized shelf for all of our toiletries and there was a small shelf in the shower for our soap and shampoo. We stayed 10 days and we were always tiding up the open shelving where we kept our socks, t-shirts and underwear. It would have been nice to have had a set of drawers to organize our stuff. There was also no space to store our luggage, so it took up some space even though it was pushed in a corner. Having your large suitcases hidden adds a certain visual clarity to your living spare. Seeko'o Hôtel Design is located in the Bacalan neighborhood and is within walking distance to the Cité du Vin, les Bassins Lumières and the Bord' eau Village, which are ancient water front warehouses converted into shops, restaurants and bars. We chose this hotel primarily for its moderness and it's location to these attractions. You can easily walk across the bridge to access the Right Bank of Bordeaux ( where you'll find Darwin Ecosyteme ) La Place de la Bourse and the 0ld Town is about 35 minutes by foot or about 15 minutes by tram. The Tram B passes right in front of the hotel and is served by the " Les Hangars" stop. We highly recommend Seeko'o Hôtel Design for anyone coming to Bordeaux. Modern conveniences, excellent service and a good location to explore the old and the new of Bordeaux.

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“A really nice boutique hotel”

The Seeko'o Hotel is a very funky building near the Cité du Vin. It's about a mile and a half from the city centre so realistically, you have to take the tram to come and go but it's not expensive and the trams are very frequent and quick. Inside the hotel we had one of the Ba Ba Executive rooms o… more

The Seeko'o Hotel is a very funky building near the Cité du Vin. It's about a mile and a half from the city centre so realistically, you have to take the tram to come and go but it's not expensive and the trams are very frequent and quick. Inside the hotel we had one of the Ba Ba Executive rooms on the top floor. It was a good bit larger than your average hotel room and had a very nice view of the lifting bridge on the Garonne. We had a balcony and although it was very small and inset into the roof it was a nice spot to have a glass of wine. The only issue here was the decking which was in very poor condition and felt a bit unstable as it appeared to have been constructed from pine which was rather inadequately supported from underneath. There was also a large step of about 250mm up onto it from the room through the patio doors. The shower room and toilet were separate and when you left the toliet, you had to walk round the room to reach the shower room to wash your hands since, amazingly, there was no wash hand basin in said toilet. This meant you had to use the door handle to open the door before you'd been able to wash your hands. There could have been a basin fitted if the builders had put a sliding door on the toilet but they fitted a hinged one instead that took up the space that could have been used to install a basin. There is an issue which would only affect people who are taller than about 1.7metres (neither of us are). The ceiling in this room (and presumably the others on this floor) slopes down towards the windows. The door to the shower room is right beside those windows and its lintel also follows the slope of the ceiling so its lowest point nearest the window is only about 1.6 metres or 5' 4" high. If you're a taller than this you're going to have to duck to get into the shower room and to stand up fully within it which is surprising since the top floor is built on the roof of the building so they could have made it tall enough such that this issue didn't arise, but for some unaccountable reason, they didn't. These rooms just would not work for someone who is six feet tall or more. The staff were extremely friendly, helpful and they all spoke good English. A special mention goes to Charles who was particularly helpful on our late arrival on our first night. All in all it was a very enjoyable stay in what is a very nice boutique style hotel.

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“Huge bath”

Huge bath - comfortable hotel slightly away from the centre but on the Tram line close to Cite du Vin and restaurants along the river. Slight confusion as their confirmation said had paid when hadn't actually .