Stylish design and the rooms look great, very modern and clean. The location is convenient and the…read moreoverall vibe is nice. However, the room felt a bit small and not very practical for longer stays. Service was okay but nothing special. Good for a short stay, but I expected a bit more for the price.

Loved this cute boutique feeling hotel in Strasbourg!…read more Location was excellent. Close to the train station (Less than a 10 min walk) and close to everything around! We walked everywhere in the area. Tons of places to eat nearby and lots of places to shop and buy gifts! There is a cute little restaurant in the lobby area that we didn't get to try but they do serve breakfast here so take advantage of that if you don't feel like walking around anywhere. Service was friendly, the girls at check in were really nice and gave us a QR code to scan that showed a Google map of places that were recommended! No fitness center but with the amount of walking you'll do, you won't miss that too much! Would def stay here again if we are ever in the area!

From the owner: Le tramway Inauguré le 26 novembre 1994, le Tramway strasbourgeois composé de 4 lignes (A,B,C,D)…read moresillonne Strasbourg et ses environs avec une fréquence moyenne de 5 minutes environ. Moyen de transport écologique, le Tram représente également un symbole politique fort en incarnant la fierté municipale. Cinq ans de travaux d'adaption de la ville seront nécessaires. Cinq années qui représentent comme toujours une galère pour les automobilistes, mais lorsque le nouveau tram au design moderne est mis en route en 1994, c'est un succès immédiat. La population redécouvre le plaisir des balades à pieds et d'un centre ville débarassé de sa pollution. Il est donc réellement recommandé de ne pas prendre la voiture pour vos déplacements et de profiter au maximum des avantages du Tramway qui circule de 04h30 à 00h30 tous les jours (le dimanche à partir de 5h30). Vous pouvez emmener gratuitement votre vélo dans le dernier compartiment du tram, en dehors des heures de pointe. Par contre, seuls les

We went to Strasbourg on a Sunday in December, arriving by train from Colmar and departing to Paris…read moreless than six hours later. We wasted the first of those precious hours trapped inside the station, my kids and I going stir-crazy in a crowded waiting area while my mom went on a long, difficult quest for a storage locker. I guess there aren't enough lockers to serve the hordes of tourists coming into town for the Christmas markets because my mom had to leave the station and walk another ten minutes to find a place to leave our luggage. Something to keep in mind if you're doing a day trip to Strasbourg. Travel light, or budget time to stash your bags. Otherwise, the station was nice. I didn't appreciate the architecture until we were coming back, but the structure was striking, with a modern glass canopy laid over the historical facade. Trains were easy, and the station was a reasonable walk from the Christmas markets, which I assume were in the center of town. I'd recommend coming in through Strasbourg Station if you're visiting Strasbourg. Just best to give yourself some breathing room when you build your schedule.

Convenient station to catch a train and within a walkable distance to nearby attractions. While the…read moreexterior glass is beautiful, it does lead to a bit of a greenhouse effect in the area between the glass and the former exterior of the station.

We spent one night in room 115 with a courtyard "view". The lack of view didn't matter since we…read morespent so little time in the room other than sleeping. On the bright side, for the first time in our four stays at this hotel we had a mini-fridge (which the hotel advertises is available in every room - not!), a large and bright bathroom (the others are smaller but still fine but dimly lit), and a key card for the door that actually worked! Our room was large enough with a desk, chair, stool, and an armoire. We slept well on the comfortable bed. We did not have breakfast included in our rate so we ate elsewhere. Having said that, we've had breakfast here in the past when it was included in our room rate. Breakfast is decent at best and certainly not worth the Euro 14 per person they charge if not included in your room rate. Don't spend extra money for a really lack luster breakfast here. We enjoyed the hotel and will definitely stay here again in our future visits to Strasbourg.

Had drinks at the bar and there were 3 or 4 mice running around. The staff seemed to be ok with it…read moresaying it was normal. Besides the rats running around, the bartender and drinks were amazing.

Stayed at Maison Rouge Hotel which is literally half a block away from the 1st Christmas Market we…read morewent to, there are many within walking distance. Nice room, can view main street from our room, great customers service. The caveats are hotel difficult to find, the reception area is small and crowed. Gave my wife a nice little gift.

These 4 stars are assuming that you are looking for something within walking distance to the train…read morestation. Truthfully, this area has nothing going for it other than proximity but the hotel itself is a great value. After a week in Paris it was great to stay in a room that wasn't 7 feet square. In addition to space it also had a kitchenette (which was not used). Because there isn't much in the way of services in the area I would suggest taking advantage of the buffet breakfast or use that kitchenette.