Seventeenth-century stone · UNESCO-listed Saint-Pierre quarter · Two minutes from the Pont de Pierre, ten from the Miroir d’Eau reflecting pool.
Cœur de Bordeaux sleeps two on the third and top floor of a cut-stone building in the Saint-Pierre quarter. Bare stone walls, contemporary comfort, a full kitchen and fibre wifi. Two skylights pour daylight into the room from morning to evening. Rue Ausone — one of the loveliest pedestrian streets in Bordeaux — puts you inside the UNESCO-listed old town rather than a walk away from it.
The character of a 17th-century building with 21st-century comfort. The pale local limestone gives the room a warmth no rendered wall has.
Daylight falls straight into the studio, morning and evening. In a dense old town, that is rare.
Fast, included, and steady enough to stream, work a day remotely, or plan tomorrow’s route over breakfast.
Everything you need, espresso machine included, for a proper start before heading out.
Bed linen and towels provided. An actual bed, not a sofa bed — you will sleep properly.
A secure key box. Arrive when your train or flight gets in; nobody is waiting on you.
“A superb place, very cosy and spotlessly clean. Aurélie replies quickly and explains everything clearly. Between the flat itself and where it sits, it’s a perfect choice for a quiet romantic weekend.”
Vincent · 11 years on Airbnb · translated from French“I had a wonderful stay here. The location is ideal for seeing Bordeaux — everything is an easy walk. The host was always available and quick to reply, and happy to help.”
Emilie · 7 years on Airbnb · translated from French“Great stay — a lovely flat, beautifully located. Aurélie answers fast and gives excellent tips. Thank you for everything.”
Aurélie · February 2026 · translated from FrenchThe studio sits on a pedestrian street, so come without a car if you can. Two paid public car parks are under five minutes’ walk.
Pick your check-in date on the calendar.
Secure payment by Stripe — your 2 nights, your dates and the amount are already filled in.
Bordelaise by adoption, Aurélie knows the city inside out. She answers every message within the hour and loves passing on her addresses — the restaurants tourists walk past, the markets, the wine cellars, the walks nobody puts in a guidebook. More than 126 sets of guests have stayed in this studio, which she designed and furnished herself.
Cœur de Bordeaux is on Rue Ausone, in the UNESCO-listed Saint-Pierre quarter, right in the centre of Bordeaux. It is a two-minute walk from the Porte Cailhau and the Pont de Pierre, four minutes from the Garonne riverside and ten from the Miroir d’Eau. The exact address is sent when you book.
The studio is on a pedestrian street, so we recommend coming without a car. Two covered public car parks are five minutes away on foot: Camille Jullian, on Place Camille Jullian, and Victor Hugo, on Cours Victor Hugo. Daily rates are posted on site and on the operator’s website.
Check-in is self-service, at any hour, through a secure key box. You arrive when it suits you, with nobody to meet and nothing to wait for. The code and instructions are sent before your stay.
No. The studio occupies the third and top floor of a 17th-century Bordeaux building, and there is no lift — three flights on foot. It is a climb, and it is also what buys you the skylights and the quiet of the top floor.
Yes — bed linen and towels are provided and included in the rate. The bed is a real 160 × 200 cm double, not a sofa bed.
The studio has a fully equipped kitchen, espresso machine included. The one thing it does not have is a dishwasher.
Cœur de Bordeaux sleeps two. It is the top floor of a 17th-century cut-stone building in the Saint-Pierre quarter — a place built for a weekend for two, not for a group.
No, pets are not allowed, and the maximum occupancy is two people.
By booking directly on coeurdebordeaux.fr, with no platform commission: from €80 a night, minimum two nights. Aurélie replies in under an hour and card payment is secure.