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Villas Foch

Bordeaux, France · Independent · Accessible Luxury

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At 25 cours du Maréchal Foch, the stone house belonged to Joseph-Adolphe Thiac, architect of Bordeaux's Palais de Justice, then to the Tastet-Girard family who funded Hôpital Pellegrin, then to a shipping company and the bank Sofinco. It opened in June 2021 as twenty rooms, eight of them suites, on the old ground of Château Trompette, steps from Place des Quinconces. Blade's street paintings of the marshal hang in the rooms.

About Villas Foch

History

The stone house at 25 cours du Maréchal Foch was home to Joseph-Adolphe Thiac, architect of Bordeaux's Palais de Justice, then to the Tastet-Girard family, who funded Hôpital Pellegrin, then to the Société maritime and the bank Sofinco. It stands on the old ground of Château Trompette, in the Triangle d'Or, a short walk from Place des Quinconces and the Grand Théâtre. In June 2021 it opened as Villas Foch, twenty rooms, eight of them suites, with a pool and sauna in the basement and paintings by the street artist Blade. Médéric Demelle was the director at the opening.

The setting

25 cours du Maréchal Foch, 33000 Bordeaux, in the Triangle d'Or, beside Place des Quinconces and a short walk from the Grand Théâtre. Yndo Hotel is a different house, at 108 rue de l'Abbé de l'Épée.

Amenities

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