I slept in a dorm for a very low price but it felt more like a luxurious hotel! Nice sheets and pillows, lots of privacy in the cabins, a shelf with electric sockets, even a bedlamp with soft light (like everything has been thought of). The room had amazing windows from floor to ceiling, the bathroom was huge (even rain shower and normal shower), the toilet was separate from it (which is great). Rooftop terrace with swimming pool was amazing (I considered facilities like this out of my price range so I felt very lucky). You are not pressured to keep ordering there at all, you just walk up to the bar if you want something. The view was amazing, friendly staff. So basically positive about everything.

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Great meet and greet. Plenty of information on how to get into the city. Via bus, or walk to the trams. Information about the hotel facilities. Restaurant, bar etc. Also gave us two vouchers for a glass of wine. Coffee and Tea available, also syrup for cold drink in the corridor. Didn't eat at hotel, but did visit twice for drinks. Nice helpful member of staff.

Room was a little small. But may have been all they had available. Did find a used towel on a coat hook. On a personal note, to much black painted walls. Shower and basin both in bedroom. Separate toilet room.

This hotel is only about 10 minutes walk from.the station. The check in was easy , via tablets, but very friendly staff on hand to help with any problems. Rooms are compact and bijou - made less boxy with a clever use of mirrors and shelving adorned with books, CDs and great pieces of contemporary art. Lovely shower with powerful water supply. The view of the train lines not great but to be expected by location. On each floor there's a kitchen pod - fresh filtered water, choice of cordials, tea , coffee and jars if sweets, nuts and oretzeks - nice touch . Also has a cupboard with iron and ironing board. There's a restaurant , where I didn't eat an evening meal but had a great buffet breakfast. This is done in the same style as the rooms but with addition of stylish added plants. The piéce de resistance is the rooftop pool ! Not huge but big enough for a nice swim with great views of the city around you. There's a bar there too but only open on certain days. Opposite the hotel is a market food hall that was buzzing with activity - great choice of beers and drinks. Everyone that served me there, and back in the hotel, were so friendly and helpful . There's a lovely feeling about the whole area and will definitely return. Great value for money.

The noice from the early morning shuttle trains - but my fault I'd left the window open as it was so humid. Once shut it was barely audible and there's air con to cool the room .

Perfect location if you are heading out on the train the next morning. Easy walk. Great breakfast + a community kitchen fully outfitted AND a free laundry! Plus there is a coffee/tea/water/snack station on EACH floor 24/7 - no running down to the lobby :^) The rooftop bar and pool are fun too!

That the housekeeping staff didn't follow the property's signage (about RESPECT) on not removing guest laundry from washer/dryer so they could do the hotel laundry. The $nearly $90 taxi fare when my train from Barcelona got cancelled and I had to fly -- not the property's fault; just want others to know it is EXPENSIVE

The staff was great and really polite to start. The room was small but very cosy with a great attention to details, I really loved it! I really appreciated that kettle and coffee machine was available 24/7 (however, the coffee machine wasn’t working that day…) It is also very well located (only 5/10 minutes walking from the train station).

The only negative point is that the room wasn’t soundproofed. I had view on the train tracks and despite the double glazed windows, it was quite noisy. So if you want a quiet stay, I guess you can ask for a room opposite the train tracks.

Nice ambience. Record player in the room and classical music records which we enjoyed listening to. Good restaurant with yummy food. Good breakfast. It's quite close to the station (walking distance). Clean and modern. Friendly staff.

No shower curtain and bath tub and wash basin were basically in the room without any divider or wall. So only suitable for people who know each other well. (However the toilet was thankfully in a separate little room with door.) One of the lifts didn't seem to work. The area is a bit dead and not very nice but then it's not far from the station.

JOST was amazing. The room was on the smaller size, but not a problem if you don't have a lot of luggage. The bed was comfortable, there was accessible lighting everywhere, there was tea and coffee outside the room in the hallway. Everything was clean and well-lit, with big windows. The WC was in the room but separated by a door and the shower was also in the room, big enough, with good water pressure. They had many really good options for breakfast (10-15€ extra charge). The staff was really nice and accommodating, helping us with keeping our luggage before we had to leave. It was very close to the train station (~10' walking) from where you could get a tram or a bus to take you in the city. There's not much to do around the area of the hotel, but you could easily get around. I chose JOST because it seemed like a place with personality and it lived up to all my expectations. I'd definitely return.

Fun concept, not far from station, pool on roof is fun as are the rooms Check out chap was super friendly at 6am..

"low.on staff" which meant room was not available at 15h...and on a heatwave day we were told to just sit in a closed bar with some others to wait. ("It's your problem as much as mine" was the quote of the day) Empty glasses littered the room, the streets outside, the rooftop bar etc Also received at least 2 spam phishing messages from these jokers' account - don't trust anything they send you via booking.com

Close to the main train station and close enough to the rest. The area is still being built up when I was there, but I love what they are trying to do there. The hotel has style. The rooms are sound proofed, creative, there was a Marshall speaker to listen to music, there were books on the shelves, there was a free coffee and tea bar just outside the room. There is a co-working space on the ground floor, a rooftop with a little pool.

If you know that the area around the hotel is still being built then there is not much to be disappointed about. I do not really understand why it is expensive, both the hotel and the in house restaurant (€15 sandwich on the rooftop). This is not Paris.

Modern hotel, in the industrial part of Bordeaux, very close to the train. It is not in the center but still convenient to see the town, and get to know this interesting part of the city. Our room was small but nice, with the wall size window overviewing train tracks, which was kind of interesting, if you up for an industrial vibe (we were). Pool is rather small but the terrace is nice to look over the city and chill. Very nice breakfast.

All was good.