Begles Hotels with Wi-Fi

To flee, I booked 1 night in a room considered by the reception and the website as upgraded in a 3-star hotel. The bathroom is fully equipped as in a nursing home or hospital, which is not mentioned in the advert, and can conversely cause distress and anxiety when faced with this type of equipment. I would like to change rooms but the hotel is full, and reimbursement is impossible since it was not done before 6 p.m. The hotel could not find any other solution to offer me, leaving me alone at 10 p.m. in an industrial zone. I am very surprised by this type of service coming from a 3* hotel, especially since this was a business trip for which my company had reserved other rooms for other employees for around fifteen nights…

🚗 Traffic: The transportation is very convenient. The hotel is close to the light rail and bus stop. There is a supermarket a few steps away. 🧹 Health: Health is barely ok. 🍃 Environment: The environment is generally his windows are closed but the room is not very big overall. If there are two beds, it seems crowded. 🔔 Service: Breakfast service but additional tax is required when staying about Euro 5.4

After storm Ciaran put paid to our Plymouth ferry crossing, we crossed to France at the crack of dawn to drive to our destination, Estepona. After driving 12 hrs in rain and hail we took a chance and booked the Ibis Styles Bordeaux Begles, en route as it accepted dogs, had parking and a kettle in the room. (Amazing how many hotels haven’t). Our expectations were no more than that. We found the recommended restaurant on-site was closed for Halloween and arrived dejected. However the receptionist, Zergane was a breath of fresh air! So friendly, so helpful and after settling in our room, ordered us takeaway pizzas whilst setting up-a table and organising our drinks! Good selection of wines by the way. We had a lovely evening. How things work out! The hotel itself is modern and clean (albeit easy to miss) and the breakfast was one of the nicest I’ve had in a long time. Freshly squeezed orange juice and a large selection of everything fresh you could wish for. So heads up to the staff and especially Zergane Hamza who, to his credit wouldn’t even take a gratuity. He’ll go a long way in his hospitality career and we wish him the best of luck.