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.

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.

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!

3.5/5: the hotel itself is lovely. Located very conveniently to the center of town (but not so…read moreclose you have to fight the tourists to the door everyday). Our room was on a busy corner, however, on the weekend we got 2 rounds of insane late night noise - first when the bars/restaurants close and then when the nightclub closes. Sunday night was plenty quiet though. During the day a group of men (possibly homeless) sets up camp at the same corner. They are relatively harmless, and when they start to cause a little more trouble later in the day, they are usually moved away by the police. The suite we had was spacious and had plenty of storage and a nice enough bathroom. The beds were terrible- stiff, creaky mattress with the smallest, flattest pillows I have ever seen. The time of year we visited was chill but not too cold, but the hotel had turned off the air and turned on the radiators. This meant we couldn't control our own heating and the room was stifling when we first walked in. When trying to open a window, we discovered only 1 of 3 windows of our corner room could open, and we were able to more easily manage the room temperature that way. Positives include location, price, and the interior decoration (truly fitting into the Alsatian atmosphere). Staff were polite and helpful and most spoke at least French, German, and English proficiently. Despite the weekend noise and terrible beds, we would probably stay here again!

We spent 1 night in room 363, a corner room overlooking the Grand Rue walking street below. I…read morerequested a room in the old 1/2 timbered part of the building (check), a shower vs. a tub w/ enclosure (check), & 3 extra pillows (got 2 of the 3 extras). Overall, my requests were filled pretty well - especially for a first-time stayer at this hotel & from using a non-BW website to book. The room was in the old part of the building but recently renovated in nice modern style. We liked the old/new of the room & hotel. The room was a bit small (just a bit smaller than at other BWs in Strasbourg for a similar room) but not problematic at all. Who spends time in the hotel other than sleeping & showering? There was no in-room coffee maker contrary to what the confirmation stated. Not a big deal but they really should be in all rooms since that's advertised & sold as an amenity. Air conditioning worked great. We used it although it wasn't hot outside to avoid street noise below. Breakfast was great. Some hot food, the usual meats/cheeses, & a great selection of breads! OJ, coffee, & sparkling water were unlimited. We loved the location of this BW hotel. Just 1 block from Petit France & 10 mins walk to the cathedral area. We parked at a private lot below the museum of modern art (€ 7,20 per day) so we didn't use the hotel's private parking. This is now our favorite BW hotel in Strasbourg. We've stayed at all 3; this has become our go-to hotel in Strasbourg.

Lovely hotel, friendly multi-lingual staff, comfortable rooms, great location for seeing the sights…read moreof Strasbourg and beyond. Although it is surrounded by touristy shops and restaurants, the "road" in front is pedestrian-only, and once the daytime crowds die down it is a lovely little "neighborhood. Being so close to the Cathedral meant it was easy to find our way back through the winding streets every afternoon and evening. Decor is reminiscent of the Kimpton Hotels in the US. Beds are comfy, good water pressure, fluffy towels. Have the hotel staff order you a taxi back to the train station and they will arrange for it to pick you up in the courtyard behind the hotel so you don't have to drag your bags through the cobblestones to/from the tram like we did! Would stay here again if we return to Strasbourg. PS - The "comfort" rooms are very small, so if that is an issue for you, upgrade to "deluxe".

Best Location in Strasbourg ! The Hotel des Rohan has the…read morebest location in Strasbourg just steps away from the magnificant cathedral. There are restaurants all around the hotel and shops are all within strolling distance. The rooms are comfortable and clean and the baths are modern, shiney and bright. They offer a continental breakfast in the morning with fresh pastries, bread, juice and coffee. One more thing, THE PRICES ARE A BARGIN!

Le Bouclier d'Or We had the pleasure of staying at the Le…read moreBouclier d'Or for five days in mid-June. The hotel is located in the heart of the old city, in Petit France. The hotel fits in the neighborhood with traditional decorations both in the common areas and bedrooms. The bathrooms have all been upgraded and modernized. The hotel has a spa in the basement, that looked very nice. The buffet breakfast offered by the hotel is excellent. They also have a full bar that is very comfortable. Overall, an excellent property.

My wife and I had a wonderful room at Le Bouclier d'Or under the eaves overlooking church spires…read moreand city roofs. Ours was one of two very quiet rooms on the top floor. Olivier welcomed us and took very good care of us throughout our stay. Hotel is in La Petite France, the best place to be in Strasbourg. Our room was well appointed with a large, great bathroom. We would suggest taking a taxi and not attempting to drive to the hotel. Highly recommended!

On the first Sunday of the month,admission is free. Tomorrow is the first Sunday for November…read more There are 3 musee here at the Palace.

Strasbourg Beaurocrats are united against art loving Americans!…read more Against EU regulations, the city of Strasbourg refuses to accept a COVID vaccine card and passport as proof of vaccination. No, you MUST have an EU QR code on a scrap of paper. Can't get one in the US? Too bad. Oh, well you can go to a pharmacy and get the full nose swab test for 50 euros and THEN they might let you into the museums. Pharmacy's closed on Sunday? Too bad. Not the bureaucrats problem. I like Strasbourg, really I do. But I suggest Americans give this place a miss if they want to visit ANY of the museums here, because it is ridiculously difficult to do. Strasbourg, do better!!

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!

Stayed in a room for 2 adults at the Ibis Hotel during Christmas of 2023. We choose this location…read morespecifically to be closer to the Place de la cathédrale centre and les marchés de Noël. When we walked in, the environment was beautiful and super welcoming. Christmas decorations were up and the Hotel staff were so nice and helpful with our check-in. We came early and they quickly got us into our rooms before our check-in time. The hotel does ask for you to pay a temporary deposit in case you damage the rooms. But it was refunded back of me right after our visit. The Rooms: The hotel room was roomy and specious. We had a beautiful view of Strasbourg from our window. The queen bed was comfortable and spacious. The bathroom and the shower were spacious. Constant hot water during the shower. Breakfast (le petit-déjeuner): We paid for our room along with a free breakfast. The breakfast was delicious and there were many options. Pain au chocolats, baguettes, cereal, yogurt, eggs, café, chocolate chaud, pâtisserie, and more. Many options if you are vegan or vegetarian also. Overall: I would stay here again! The environment, staff, cleanliness of the rooms, and the welcoming space is great.:)

This listing should really be renamed Hotel ibis Strasbourg Centre Halles…read more I stayed here for one night in late December 2018, staying here to visit the Christmas Markets. There's a closer ibis right across from the train station that might be more convenient - this is just a 0.4mi walk from the train station but it's along large streets so the walk felt longer than it actually was if you are dragging luggage. Check-in was easy and friendly. The place is really like a motel akin to a clean best western. Beds were comfortable. For bath products, we're provided a bottle of mixed shampoo/body gel, and a smaller bottle of the same is provided as hand soap by the sink. So, I'm glad I bring my own shampoo, conditioner and soap. It's really quiet in the surrounding areas, so we were able to sleep with the windows open, which felt nice since the hotel heat was kicked up during the winter. We left the hotel once and came back late at night - and that was very convenient. WiFi was not that great.