Top Lodges in Val de l'Eyre in 2026

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Our top choices for Val de l'Eyre lodges

1. Huttopia Lac d'Aureilhan - Mimizan

Aureilhan

Anne

AED 249 total

includes taxes & fees

12 Sep - 13 Sep

Lodge Jaguars & Spa & Diner - Acess to zoo | Private kitchen | Espresso maker, coffee/tea maker, electric kettle, highchair

2. Night Experience By Zoo Bordeaux Pessac

Pessac

"Cette expérience à rempli toutes mes attentes. Accueil bienveillant. Nous avons séjourné dans le lodge Jaguars. Le lodge est superbe avec des prestations de qualités. Nous avons pu observer le couple de jaguars ainsi que les deux bébés. Le moment avec un soigneur était super. La nourriture que ce soit au dîner ou pour le petit-déjeuner était de qualité et en quantité suffisante. Le lendemain nous avons visité le zoo qui est bien ombragé, propre et les animaux sont respectés."

Leslie

AED 2,943 total

includes taxes & fees

28 Sep - 29 Sep

3. PAVILION 56 m², sleeps 6, Centre Ville ARCACHON, ideal for families

Arcachon

Nathalie M.

4. The garleche

Sainte-Eulalie-en-Born

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Top Val de l'Eyre Hotel Reviews

Staycity Aparthotels, Bordeaux City Centre

10/10 Excellent

"The Place is nice and clean. All the staff are very friendly. Will definitely recommend to others."

FirstName Bordeaux - part of JdV by Hyatt

10/10 Excellent

"I liked the concept of this hotel and the service. Had a minor issue upon check in and the young man named Benjamin handled the situation very well turning my experience instead of a negative into a positive one, even though he did nothing wrong to cause the issue in the first place."

Mondrian Bordeaux Les Carmes

8/10 Good

"The Mondrian is a modern, upscale hotel just outside Bordeaux’s historic center. The location is not premier, but the old city is easily accessible by car or bicycle. The hotel preserves its historical façade, but don’t expect a French château experience. Behind it is a contemporary structure of concrete, glass, and steel, with the rooms and atmosphere of a modern European business hotel. The team is young, friendly, and capable, and the Japanese restaurant is superb—definitely one of the highlights of the stay. However, some details fall short of a true five-star experience: inconsistent number and quality of towels replaced daily, limited attention to bed making, lack of branded toiletries, and occasional back-office activities visible to guests. These are issues that training and attention to detail can solve. Two shortcomings are more structural. The single driveway serves both taxis and valet parking, so one car can easily block traffic. More importantly, the room air conditioning is inadequate for an international five-star hotel. Even running continuously at its lowest setting, my room would not cool below 73°F (23°C). Overall, a pleasant modern hotel with a promising team and excellent restaurant, but still short of the consistency expected from a true five-star property."