Musée des Arts Décoratifs et du Design de Bordeaux: a cultural asset just a stone’s throw from Hôtel Madame

Musée des Arts Décoratifs et du Design de Bordeaux: a cultural highlight just moments from Hôtel Madame

Located in the heart of Bordeaux’s historic centre, the Musée des Arts Décoratifs et du Design (madd-bordeaux) is set to reopen in 2026 following an extensive renovation. Situated at 39 rue Bouffard, this iconic landmark lies just a few metres from Hôtel Madame, a family-run independent three-star hotel.

This exceptional proximity makes our hotel the perfect base for exploring one of Bordeaux’s must-visit museums.

Valentine’s Day in Bordeaux: celebrate love at Hôtel Madame

Enjoy an unforgettable romantic getaway at Hôtel Madame

Valentine’s Day is the perfect occasion to treat yourselves to a romantic weekend in Bordeaux, far from everyday life. A city of art, gastronomy, and gentle living, Bordeaux is full of ideas to celebrate love.

To enhance this special moment, Hôtel Madame, a charming hotel in the heart of Bordeaux, welcomes you with delicate touches and shares its best addresses for a romantic Valentine’s Day in Bordeaux.

Hôtel Madame: A Boutique Hotel in the Heart of Bordeaux

Hôtel Madame: A Boutique Hotel in the Heart of Bordeaux

Discover a True Boutique Hotel in Bordeaux

Located in the prestigious Golden Triangle of Bordeaux, Hôtel Madame is a boutique hotel in Bordeaux city centre offering an intimate, elegant and highly personalized experience. With only 18 individually decorated rooms, each stay feels unique, making the hotel ideal for a romantic getaway in Bordeaux, a cultural city break or a wine-focused stay.

Behind its façade, listed as a Historic Monument, Hôtel Madame reveals a neoclassical architecture in blonde stone, symbolising the refinement and prestige of Bordeaux’s golden age.

Ideally located in the heart of Bordeaux’s Golden Triangle, Hôtel Madame welcomes you into a magnificent 18th-century townhouse nestled at 4 Rue Bouffard, just steps away from the city’s most iconic landmarks: Place Gambetta, Porte Dijeaux, Saint-André Cathedral, the Grand Théâtre, and Rue Sainte-Catherine—one of the longest shopping streets in Europe.