Luxury Accommodations on Tango Bordeaux River Cruise

Tango’s accommodations include a spacious salon, canopied dining deck, sun deck with spa tub and four cabins, all with en suite bath.

Tango’s Salon

Tango’s spacious salon, with soft leather sofas, fully-stocked bar, and dining table, provides the perfect space for relaxing, dining, or enjoying after-dinner drinks and conversation. Large brass portholes and opening skylights provide fresh circulating air and light. The luxurious Tango Bordeaux River Cruise Accommodation features French art deco fixtures, and rich teak wall panelling, which recreate the atmosphere of 1930’s French passenger liners.

VanGogh Cabin

The Van Gogh Cabin is nestled in Tango’s bow. The room can be made up with twin or queen beds. The ensuite bathroom features hand made warm and sunny colored ceramic tiles. (15 square meters / 161.5 square feet, including bath)

Renoir and Cézanne Cabins

The Renoir and Cézanne Cabins sit opposite each other, on Tango’s port and starboard. The rooms can be made up with twin or queen beds. The ensuite bathrooms feature hand made ceramic tiles in cool blues and greens. (12 square meters / 129 square feet, including bath)

Captain’s Cabin

The Captain’s cabin is fitted with the original mahogany panelling and cabinets. It features a bedroom with king-size bed separated by a partition from the dressing room with classic claw-foot tub, and ensuite WC. The Captain’s cabin is accessed from Tango’s wheel house, and access from the salon and deck areas may be restricted while Tango is underway. The Captain’s cabin is available only for 8 passenger private charters.*(15 square meters / 161.5 square feet, including bath) * Available only for 7-8 passenger private charters.

The Captain’s cabin is not recommended for passengers with restricted mobility.

Salle de Bain

All of Tango’s cabins have an ensuite salle de bain. The Van Gogh, Renoir, and Cézanne cabins feature tiled showers, and beautiful glazed lava sinks and counter tops. The vibrantly colored, hand made Provençal tiles are designed by Alain Vagh of Salernes. The Captain’s Cabin has the original 1930s clawfoot bathtub.