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3 Star Hotels in Strasbourg

Strasbourg’s three-star hotels are slick, inner-city bases offering guests stylish bedrooms and convenient facilities in accessible locations. While most benefit from central locations, hotels in the peaceful suburbs are within walking distance of tram and bus stops for quick access to all the main sights and attractions.

Decorated in chic colour schemes and contemporary furnishings, most three-star accommodation reflects Strasbourg’s cosmopolitan vibe. Fitness centres and full-service spas feature in a handful of hotels, while all of them benefit from modern comforts, such as free WiFi and 24-hour front desks. Some also cater for business guests with spacious meeting rooms and computer stations.

In-room amenities include coffee makers and satellite TV. Around-the-clock room service is on offer in most hotels, and some rooms even come complete with minibars and premium bedding.

Where to Stay in Strasbourg

Staying close to Strasbourg Station will place guests close to excellent transport links, with many international and national train routes passing through the station. There are also plenty of local connections using the nearby bus and tram stops to get you around the city. The station has even become a prominent tourist attraction in its own right thanks to the striking glass dome surrounding it.

To be steps from some of Strasbourg’s highlights, pick a three-star hotel in the historic quarter. The Petite France area and all of its quaint 16th-century houses are just steps away as is the main attraction of the historic area, the huge Strasbourg Cathedral. The cathedral’s red-brick tower is one of the oldest standing ones from the Medieval period, and its astronomical clock still chimes on a daily basis.

Museums in Strasbourg

Three houses that function as the Alsatian Museum have been restored and filled with everyday artefacts to show the past 500 years of the region’s life. Dozens of rooms are filled with displays of traditional costumes, toys, furniture and folk art to show what makes up the Alsace-Lorraine region’s identity. The Historical Museum of Strasbourg takes a closer look at the city and follows its history from the Roman times to the present day.