Strasbourg Hotel Guide - Romantic Hotels in Strasbourg, France

Perfect location in the middle of Strasbourg, very quiet at night, good breakfast & parking across the road (discounted for residents)

Hotel was nice overall, set on a relatively quiet corner along the river. It was abnormally hot in Europe during our stay and the AC system (which isn't normally needed) was extremely loud and sounded in need of repair. The breakfast buffet was excellent.

After staying in multiple cramped 3 star hotels around western Germany, this was a surprisingly spacious room with better than typical privacy. The location was central to the whole old town, though parking was difficult until we happened upon a public garage. The hotel provided a parking discount that made it much more affordable. The front desk attendants were exceptionally friendly. After using my best French, they welcomingly addressed everything else in English. The evening social hour had free beer and hors d'ouvers. Great bakeries and restaurants were within easy walking distance. This was the best part of our European vacation!

Everything about this hotel is done well from its beautiful traditional facade to the interior halls to the very comfortable room. Rooms are priced reasonably though dinner is pricey ((but in a lovely dining area and delicious ). It was a terrific hotel.i hope I can return some day.

love the hotel and the town. very nice and cosy. love the hotel and the town. very nice

Nice pool, very nice staff but place is understaffed.

Very nice hotel in great environment with a huge park around, the hotel is out of the city, therefore you need a car. there is no phone and no AC in the room and the breakfast is basic.

Very helpful and friendly staff. English not perfect but certainly good enough. We stayed 5 nights, and would not hesitate to stay again if we were in that area. If you need anything just ask (we were going to a wedding and needed an iron / ironing board.). No evening meals but lots of places to eat nearby, 5 mins walk. Recommend the Petit Casserole and Suzette's. At weekends you need a code for the front door if you were out after 11pm, remember to pick it up from reception through the day. If you have a try at speaking French, even if you are not very good, people really appreciate it.