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.

i typically use a friend's flat when in Strasbourg but have stayed twice in this hotel in the…read morecenter of old town, just steps from the 15th century Cathédrale Notre-Dame. a great combination of affordability, service and excellent accomodations. newly renovated, you have a choice between classic or contemporary design suites. they'll even let you inspect the rooms and choose! buffet breakfast is a treat, staff friendly and helpful. and everything is just a short walk away. a brilliant choice.

Excellent location. Newly re-decorated with 4-ply Windows so absolutely quiet while being in…read morecenter-city. Full continental breakfast and very welcoming main desk staff. Priced quite reasonably. A steal!

My Husband and I enjoyed our two-night stay here at this "mod" looking but lovely hotel. Hotels in…read morethe main old town of Strasborg were booked, so we opted for the Villa Novarina on the outskirts of town. We stayed in a Junior Suite, which had two nice terraces attached, one which overlooked the sparklingly clean pool (not heated, but we swam on a warm day and it was great!). The large bathroom came with a large cave-like walk-in shower, (different! but fun). The room was decorated "Austin Powers-ish" 60s style, (again different! but somehow still managed to feel luxurious!). We had a car, and they offered a garage for a cost, but free overnight street parking was available so we grabbed that. The hotel is a 15 minute walk to the heart of the tourist area (cathedral and shops). They do offer bikes, but I wished they had a shuttle...that would have made it perfect! The walk to town is nice, and feels safe thru an upscale neighborhood, but after a day of seeing the sights, the walk back was tiring, but still do-able. Lovely breakfast with hot and cold buffet items, and a nice spa area too. Overall, it's a very nice hotel with a VERY NICE staff that spoke enough English to answer any questions we had about the area. It would be more convenient to stay closer to the Strasbourg Cathedral, but we enjoyed this hotel very much and would stay there again!

This hotel was nice enough but for the high price I expected more. Location is about a 15 minute…read morewalk from the town center, and is also near the university botanical gardens. The lobby is very nice and the reception staff was very helpful. Unfortunately the hallways upstairs were dark and the room was clean but very plain. The bathroom was large but lacked a shower, only a bath tub with a hand held shower hose.

From the owner: Un hôtel au calme. Le petit hôtel des Princes propose une quarantaine de chambres. Celles-ci sont…read moresoignées, calmes et disposent d'un très bon confort. Le décor ancien donne un certain cachet au lieu qui a su garder une certaine forme d'intemporalité.

Entrance to Amazing Hotel right in the heart of Strasbourg, France. Walking distance to everything…read moreand light rail on doorstep! Rooms were excellent, lovely firm beds with the softest linen and doona, breakfasts were out of this world, with all cheeses, coffees, meats, eggs, pastries and creme brûlée's 5 out of 5 and we will be back - Christmas markets with the family! Hired a bike from around the corner for ease of transport as I have poor knees, simple no fuss. Fabulous brassieres everywhere, great little French restaurants and terrific markets all around. Did a day trip to Colmar and walked this fabulous city that lights up like tinsel town with the whole village. The structure of this building dates back to the 16th Century with a major renovation in 2009! The history of this hotel adorns the walls and they also give you a souvenir pack as a momento!

Overall, I had a very good experience here…read more - The location is good, near the city center, and within walking distance of multiple tram lines. - Rooms are a decent size. - The bed and pillows were extremely comfortable. - The shower was good, and the toiletries were of acceptable quality. - The common areas are quite charming. - The breakfast buffet is decent. The only reason I can't give it five stars is that there's no gym, and it's nearly impossible to exercise in the surrounding area. I would stay there again the next time I'm in Strasbourg.

No wifi Internet on the rooms. Boring breakfast. Very expensive garage 17EUR, and they don't tell…read moreyou about it. And the furniture looks like from the 60s in a bad way

From the owner: Le charme des orangers Situé à 5 minutes à pied des institutions européennes (Parlement Européen,…read moreCour Européenne des Droits de l'Homme, Conseil de l'Europe) et du Parc de l'Orangerie, l'Hotel de l'Orangerie vous accueille dans une ambiance calme et feutrée. Près du centre ville historique et culturel, vous apprécierez également son accès facile au Palais des Congrès ainsi qu'au Parc des Expositions.

This is definitely on the older side of Hilton hotels based on the looks of the rooms and…read moreeverything, but overall a decent hotel. The staff is super nice. They have a restaurant and bar. Diamond members get access to a happy hour at the executive lounge and free breakfast. Food was alright, nothing super special. It was good for a one night stay. It's a little out of the way from the city center, but about a 20-30 minute walk.

Staying in Hiltons around the world, sadly, this is the worst I've stayed at. So bad that I…read morewouldn't be surprised if they lose their Hilton status soon. We booked two rooms for two nights in August. The rate was reasonable. Check in was easy and the staff member helping us was delightful. That was truly the only thing good about our stay. The entire hotel is outdated, run down, smells of mildew, and feels sticky. The rooms are small and outdated. Both of our rooms had long black hair in different places in the bathroom upon arrival. Breakfast was horrible. They have all the usual items, but it isn't presented well and the space is crowded. Nothing tastes good and the coffee was the worst I've ever had. It truly tasted like the users sewage water. The executive lounge was disgusting too. It's stuffy, dark, and the food isn't good there either. At one or two points in our two-night stay, we didn't have electricity, hot water, nor WiFi. There is a paid parking lot and a tram stop into the old town is a five minute walk away, but these factors weren't enough to redeem our stay.