Excellent hôtel, très bien situé à Colmar. Il peut être difficile de se garer proche alors nous…read moreavons choisi un garage couvert a 500m qui offrait un tarif de 3€ pour 24h ce qui est imbattable. Le personnel est extrêmement accueillant, aidant et très professionnel. Nous étions dans la partie de l'hôtel qui se trouve de l'autre côté de la rue par rapport à la réception. Nous avons pu profiter du sauna et avons pris le petit déjeuner buffet le lendemain et avons beaucoup apprécié l'expérience. Tout le staff avait à cœur de nous offrir une belle expérience. La chambre n'était pas très grande mais extrêmement bien agencée, avec une décoration récente et moderne. Tout a été parfait!

A fine hotel in the heart of Alsace!…read more I stayed at Le Colombier for 3 nights in the summer. The hotel is extremely charming with a courtyard and a winding staircase. The hotels rooms are all different. I initially was frustrated that I had to move rooms during my stay. However, I ended up moving from what I thought was the most pleasant room ever to an even more pleasant room! I started in a traditional room which was warm and inviting, with hardwood floors, comfortable beds and a great bathroom. Then next night, I moved to the top floor in a suite. This room had a sitting area, huge sleeping area, massive bathroom and a charming beamed ceiling. This room had a great view of the city. The hotel staff moved my belongings between rooms - I almost didn't notice that I had to pack twice. I ate breakfast each day in the hotel and it is not to be missed. Everything was delicious and beautifully prepared. Coffee, tea, eggs, toasts, cheese, meats. The hotel staff was very friendly - trying to help me find restaurants and spots to visit. They booked taxis as well. When my phone didn't work, the front desk person acted as intermediary between me and my mother. It was a nice touch. All in all, if I visit Colmar again, I will definitely stay at Le Colombier. The hotel is pricey, but worth it for the comfort and convenience. Oh - and the air conditioning works great!!!

A lovely boutique hotel in the heart of the old town housed in a building that dates from 1609. Our…read moregroup of 5 had three rooms -2 on third floor (203, 206) and one on top floor (304). All provided a comfortable, quiet sleep in a nicely air-conditioned environment but all were a bit different. The hotel name (house of the heads) is derived from the distinctive terra cotta heads that cover the front facade of the hotel. 203 had been recently updated so the bathroom was new with a spacious shower and updated fixturing and lighting. 304 was smaller but had access to the hotel's small balcony out front with a bistro table and two chairs. We had fun waving to the tourists taking pictures of the facade from it. This room was not updated and like our room, 206 had an older bathroom with a tub and hand-held shower wand. 206 was the largest of our three rooms with plenty of room to spread out although storage space for unpacking was quite limited-just a modest closet. 206 had the same tub configuration and also a single sink, but did have a tiny phone booth-sized shower. Our bed was firm but comfortable. My only nit (my wife's actually) was the hair dryer not seeming to work properly. Breakfast was included in the room rate and included the typical items you see in Europe-breads, cheeses, yogurt, fruit -and was served on the first floor above the lobby. We enjoyed our two-night stay in early August and found the front desk staff-especially the afternoon/evening duo - quite helpful and speaking good English. I'm hoping on a future visit to see all the rooms updated in the style of room 203 which would raise my review to 5 stars for sure.

This was definitely a unique hotel. The building is a historical landmark built in the early 1600s,…read moreadorned by 106 distinctive little heads (statues of course). The interior has been renovated to look like a quaint cottage with modern touches (the hotel lobby has a modern look, but the restaurant portion and room I was in had a more cottage-y feel). It's a good place for a romantic stay. I was in a room on the top floor that had a small balcony facing the street - pretty quiet in this part of town. The furniture was not the fanciest, but the room was cute, the bathroom amenities were nice, and I really liked their selection of complimentary soaps and lotions (Nuxe Paris brand). The hotel is gated and there is a beautiful courtyard in front of the entrance, where guests in the restaurant downstairs can sit. The rate I got was pretty decent for the value. However, something I did not appreciate was how they were sneaky about the breakfast situation... As a way of background, for this trip I had booked nearly a dozen hotels, so it was hard for me to remember exactly which hotels included breakfast. (FYI - this one did not.) When I checked in, they gave me an overview, then casually mentioned "...And breakfast is at (so and so) AM down this corridor..." without stating the price, in a way that made me think this hotel includes breakfast with its stays... until I received the final bill upon check-out and the total ended up being $40 more than what I had expected. This took me by surprise because up to this point, every other hotel that charged breakfast would say "breakfast is at [this time and location] and it will cost $xx.xx" and every hotel I've been to that included breakfast would say what this hotel had told me. Overall, nice hotel, but definitely be on your toes for any unexpected charges. It was definitely not a few dimes and nickels for me!

I have stayed at Le Maréchal Hotel twice now. It's a historic house owned by the Bomo family. Feels…read moreas if I stepped into a fairytale story. My room is charming. I have been on the top (3rd floor) twice with the slanting roof and wood beams on the ceiling. This visit I enjoyed the quiet and a view of rooftops as well as part of the canal. There's a refrigerator in my room and wonderful air conditioning - which was needed when I visited last week (mid July). The housekeeping staff fill a glass bottle with water for me to enjoy each day. If you don't like steps, ask for a lower floor. This hotel has a buffet breakfast and a fine dining restaurant - unfortunately I didn't experience either because of planned activities. You can't get closer to the Le Petit Venise canal than this (!). A cute bridge at the beginning of the neighborhood is where everyone takes photos (Kodak moments...if you know what I mean). Hopefully, I'll be visiting Colmar again and staying at Le Maréchal.

Our room was comfortable, the staff friendly, and the location great. But we were disappointed…read morethat our room, one of the more expensive options available, did not have a view. And it was a VERY long walk up many flights of stairs to get to our room. We picked one of the more expensive rooms - a room with a jacuzzi - and it did not have a view. You could see a parking lot out a window, but that is not a view. The hotel does not advertise this room, if you look at our type of room on the website, you won't see it. And we were under the impression that we had booked a room with a view. Overall, that was very frustrating. Not as big of a deal, but carrying all our suitcases up the very long and windy passageway to get to our room sucked. It was a total of about four stairwells, and some of them were pretty long. When the receptionist offered to help said there are stairs, they did not clarify what "there are stairs" meant. "There are stairs" was a huge understatement. These issues were not the biggest deal in the world, because the room was very well decorated and pleasant to stay in. In other words, while I do not consider these issues really acceptable, I still enjoyed my stay here very much. And the jacuzzi was very nice. But I probably would not stay here again. Great location, and I'm sure some of the rooms have amazing views, but there are a lot of other great looking hotels in Colmar - I do not feel as though I need to come back to this one.

Comfortable, moderately-priced chain hotel in a modern building just outside the old town and on…read morethe edge of a park with decent sized rooms. Lacks character somewhat, but has all mod cons, is child-friendly and has some free parking. Would be a good back-up place to stay if you cannot get into a small local hotel.

Stayed at the Hotel Saint Martin this weekend PROS-staff was…read morecourteous -bathroom was recently updated -plenty of hot water, good pressure -fantastic location CONS-no WiFi and no apparent urgency or intent to fix it -Rooms are dated and lack charm -carpets need to be replaced in rooms -no toiletries (other than soap)

This hotel is absolutely fantastic. An old hotel with the "Alsace-feel", it was great for me and…read moremy wife. One of the cleanest hotels that we have ever stayed, excellent service and perfect central location since we were there for the Christmas Market (Les Marchés de Noël). My view was the inner courtyard, which was perfect since a real "view" would have been to the Grand Rue and probably would have been noisy (or maybe not who knows). We did not experimented the breakfast (12 euros), but we literally went to the place next door for breakfast, which was fantastic. Highly recommended, especially for those planning on doing the Les Marchés de Noël.

The suites are a part of the Colombier hotel but are across the alley, so they have a different…read morename. However, the suites are charming and were perfect for our needs. The room was obviously in a very old structure but all the amenities were thoroughly modern. The front desk is staffed by typically just me person, and there were at least four or five different people during the time we were there. The lobby of the suites had the rustic feel, with exposed beams and creaky staircases, but the room was nicely appointed with marble baths, great shower, sink, etc. The continental breakfast featured meats, cheeses, eggs, in addition to freshly squeezed orange juice and the usual breads, cereal, yogurt, etc. There was a self serve coffee machine which churned out very good coffee, too. We were very satisfied with our stay here.

I really liked the location; the convenient parking, the really great bath towels and the nice…read morebreakfast. I would have paid nearly double for the hotel! It has a nice covered patio to enjoy the gentle rain.

Room was typical but they offer all the right amenities that are often not available like USB…read moreoutlets, makeup mirror, Nespresso machine. The included breakfast was nice. They offered very warm and friendly service. Happy to store bags and a small bag of cookies at checkout. They are very close to the train station but pretty far from town. I clocked about 10 miles walking to and around town and back twice. It was a safe and easy walk but may not be for everyone.

From the owner: L'Alsace au grand Hôtel Bristol Face à la gare, à proximité des jardins du château d'Eau et du…read moreChamps de Mars, à 10 minutes seulement du centre historique et de la Cité de Bartholdi, c'est dans un cadre chaleureux que les 70 chambres et 15 appartements du Best Western Grand Hôtel Bristol vous attendent. Décoration personnalisée pour chacune d'entre elles, équipements comme le mini-bar, le sèche cheveux, la télévision câblée, la ligne téléphonique directe, le room service... Tout est à votre disposition pour agrémenter votre séjour. Les restaurants de l'hôtel : le Rendez-vous de Chasse, étoilé au guide Michelin vous donne rendez-vous avec le bon goût quant à l'Auberge Brasserie, dégustez en toute simplicité les bons plats du terroir. Salons, bar, salles de réunions, terrasses fleuries ainsi qu'un étage non-fumeur sont à votre disposition.