Hotels With Spa in Grand Est, France

Overall: 6/10 Staff: 9/10 Price: 8/10 Location (to sights): 8/10 Transit: 8/10 Room: 6/10 Common Areas: 6/10 Restaurant/ Bar: 9/10 Vibe (community): n/a Really enjoyed my stay at other hostels from this company and this one should have been just as good but there’s some things i just can’t put aside… First off, the hostel is dirty. Not talking dirt in the bunks (thankfully) but for as new as it seems, the shared spaces are rough. Bathrooms look rough, half the soap and dryers don’t work (not a good thing for hygiene obviously), the showers were always covered in water and hot water, up for debate. Next, the place is loud. Not hostel, a few people are chatting loud and certainly not 8pm, like the room was basically in the bar and the bar was busy (see next item) till after 1. Sure, we could have closed the window to help a bit but with no other airflow in the room, it’s a choice between super loud and hot/stuffy. Loud won. Last off, during my stay, they were hosting an event which meant a ton of people hanging around. Now the event was for a great purpose and that’s awesome and everyone was friendly too but it still meant the bar was basically taken over by locals who knew each other and filled up the community spaces, instead of a traveler or even a general bar vibe. Not a thrilling thing to find out after checking in. All that said, staff was great, super friendly when I checked in and around the place. The bar / restaurant is well done with a nice range of options and decent prices though I didn’t find the breakfast worth the buffet cost. Like the other locations, rooms are nicely done, bunks have good curtains, power, lights, all the makings of a 10/10, but not.

The hotel is very comfortable and comfortable. The staff were not careful: I was called in full congress to ask why I left my business in the room (normal since I booked 2 nights), without having checked the terms of the reservation before: ( The breakfast plates that accumulate on the tables because no one to get rid of.

Hotel Grand Briston is in a very good location, close to the train station 100m, near the bus station to go to the surrounding ancient villages only about 100m the hotel is in a very good location, close to the train station 100m near the bus packing for going to the surrounding ancient villages of Colmar. It is only about 01 km to the center. It is very convenient and comfortable. Room is clean and the staff are very enthusiastic and friendly. Will com back!

Stayed at this hotel for one night as an interim stop as part of a rail tour. As is mentioned in other reviews this hotel is perfectly located for the railway station, about 300 yards across the plaza. The room was a reasonable size, warm, with TV and a safe but no tea or coffee making facilities There was no evening meal offered by the hotel so I'm unsure if the hotel doesn't do these or if it was just not part of our deal but, in any event, there are plenty of eateries close by. Breakfasts were available in the hotel and were very good, with a selection of hot and cold breakfast foods. Can't provide a detailed review as we only stayed one night but, as far as I can see, this hotel is fine for a transit or longer stay in Strasbourg.

The location is biased, but the parking is convenient. There is a Chinese buffet restaurant in 5 minutes walk. The small fried is very powerful and delicious.

Just what we wanted - a clean, functional place to lay our heads. The 24 hour check-in means no worries about getting there by a certain time from the UK which is invaluable. Close to the motorway, but far enough away not to be noisy.

Free secure parking firstly with camera surveillance, locked gate after 9pm which was excellent for our motorcycle. Friendly amenable service, requested extra pillows, not a problem at all. Air conditioned room with a comfortable bed and a superb shower. Good breakfast the next day. Hotel will supply you with a 15% off voucher for the Italian restaurant across the road but we chose the O Grand Buffet just up the road, unlimited, quality food, I'm talking langoustines and steak for around 20 euros. Close to exit roads to the motorway and also to tram stop if you want to go in to the city. An excellent place to stay.

We booked the Boma hotel for a short stay in Strasbourg due to its location, as it is right next to Petit France, within walking distance to everywhere in the oldtown, but also only a 8min walk to the train station. We never had to use any transports in the two days we stayed, the Cathedral and other landmarks were only a 10min walk. However, we were also pleased with what we found as the hotel was new, modern but with character. There was music in the halls and lift to set the atmosphere and the decor overall was urban modern but worked very well. The room was not very big but had everything we needed for a short stay: a very comfy bed with memory foam pillows, which granted us a fantastic sleep at night; small desk with a kettle and a variety of coffee/tea; the minibar had water and soft drinks (and were free); there was a large tv on the wall with some media contents (films and music) which were also free for us to use; a safe where we could store our passports, etc during our stay; the bathroom had a good size with a large shower and the amenities were surprisingly good (which sometimes is compromised in smaller hotels). Our room was facing a main street but the windows were double-glazed, so we barely could hear anything from the outside. In the lower ground floor there's a (large) luggage room with large lockers for the guests to use, self-service and free. Since we arrived at Strasbourg in the morning we used it, as check-in is only at 3pm; then used it again after checking out, for a few hours, to explore a bit more of the old town before we took the train to Paris. Breakfast was was fairly good. Mainly continental but there were also scrambled eggs and bacon. There is a supermarket 20 metres away from the hotel, which was quite convenient in case we needed to buy anything during our stay. There is also a french bakery / patisserie just across the road. A lot of other coffee shops, restaurants, shops, etc just nearby. The staff was friendly, provided all the information we needed for a great stay. Would definitely recommend this hotel to visit Strasbourg, as it's perfectly located and has everything that you'll need to explore the old town.

The hotel has apparently been renovated, however we do not really see this renovation, neither on the outside neither on the inside. The Venezuelan receptionist and the breakfast lady, the only one able to speak English with me, were very friendly and explained to me even all the places worth visiting in Nancy. They are the only reason why I'm leaving this note of 5, however, the hotel itself is nothing special at all.

Excellent coffee. Hamza was very nice and welcoming!! We stopped briefly to charge our car and we’re pleasantly surprised. The area feels very peaceful and there is a nice swimming pool - if we were staying longer we would surely use it. Thanks!

Overall: 6/10 Staff: 9/10 Price: 8/10 Location (to sights): 8/10 Transit: 8/10 Room: 6/10 Common Areas: 6/10 Restaurant/ Bar: 9/10 Vibe (community): n/a Really enjoyed my stay at other hostels from this company and this one should have been just as good but there’s some things i just can’t put aside… First off, the hostel is dirty. Not talking dirt in the bunks (thankfully) but for as new as it seems, the shared spaces are rough. Bathrooms look rough, half the soap and dryers don’t work (not a good thing for hygiene obviously), the showers were always covered in water and hot water, up for debate. Next, the place is loud. Not hostel, a few people are chatting loud and certainly not 8pm, like the room was basically in the bar and the bar was busy (see next item) till after 1. Sure, we could have closed the window to help a bit but with no other airflow in the room, it’s a choice between super loud and hot/stuffy. Loud won. Last off, during my stay, they were hosting an event which meant a ton of people hanging around. Now the event was for a great purpose and that’s awesome and everyone was friendly too but it still meant the bar was basically taken over by locals who knew each other and filled up the community spaces, instead of a traveler or even a general bar vibe. Not a thrilling thing to find out after checking in. All that said, staff was great, super friendly when I checked in and around the place. The bar / restaurant is well done with a nice range of options and decent prices though I didn’t find the breakfast worth the buffet cost. Like the other locations, rooms are nicely done, bunks have good curtains, power, lights, all the makings of a 10/10, but not.

Hotel Grand Briston is in a very good location, close to the train station 100m, near the bus station to go to the surrounding ancient villages only about 100m the hotel is in a very good location, close to the train station 100m near the bus packing for going to the surrounding ancient villages of Colmar. It is only about 01 km to the center. It is very convenient and comfortable. Room is clean and the staff are very enthusiastic and friendly. Will com back!

Stayed at this hotel for one night as an interim stop as part of a rail tour. As is mentioned in other reviews this hotel is perfectly located for the railway station, about 300 yards across the plaza. The room was a reasonable size, warm, with TV and a safe but no tea or coffee making facilities There was no evening meal offered by the hotel so I'm unsure if the hotel doesn't do these or if it was just not part of our deal but, in any event, there are plenty of eateries close by. Breakfasts were available in the hotel and were very good, with a selection of hot and cold breakfast foods. Can't provide a detailed review as we only stayed one night but, as far as I can see, this hotel is fine for a transit or longer stay in Strasbourg.

The location is biased, but the parking is convenient. There is a Chinese buffet restaurant in 5 minutes walk. The small fried is very powerful and delicious.

We booked the Boma hotel for a short stay in Strasbourg due to its location, as it is right next to Petit France, within walking distance to everywhere in the oldtown, but also only a 8min walk to the train station. We never had to use any transports in the two days we stayed, the Cathedral and other landmarks were only a 10min walk. However, we were also pleased with what we found as the hotel was new, modern but with character. There was music in the halls and lift to set the atmosphere and the decor overall was urban modern but worked very well. The room was not very big but had everything we needed for a short stay: a very comfy bed with memory foam pillows, which granted us a fantastic sleep at night; small desk with a kettle and a variety of coffee/tea; the minibar had water and soft drinks (and were free); there was a large tv on the wall with some media contents (films and music) which were also free for us to use; a safe where we could store our passports, etc during our stay; the bathroom had a good size with a large shower and the amenities were surprisingly good (which sometimes is compromised in smaller hotels). Our room was facing a main street but the windows were double-glazed, so we barely could hear anything from the outside. In the lower ground floor there's a (large) luggage room with large lockers for the guests to use, self-service and free. Since we arrived at Strasbourg in the morning we used it, as check-in is only at 3pm; then used it again after checking out, for a few hours, to explore a bit more of the old town before we took the train to Paris. Breakfast was was fairly good. Mainly continental but there were also scrambled eggs and bacon. There is a supermarket 20 metres away from the hotel, which was quite convenient in case we needed to buy anything during our stay. There is also a french bakery / patisserie just across the road. A lot of other coffee shops, restaurants, shops, etc just nearby. The staff was friendly, provided all the information we needed for a great stay. Would definitely recommend this hotel to visit Strasbourg, as it's perfectly located and has everything that you'll need to explore the old town.

Excellent coffee. Hamza was very nice and welcoming!! We stopped briefly to charge our car and we’re pleasantly surprised. The area feels very peaceful and there is a nice swimming pool - if we were staying longer we would surely use it. Thanks!

I arrived at the hotel at 11 o'clock in the evening that day to check-in. Fortunately, someone was a reception. The service staff was not very good in English, but they could also communicate. The room was small but could meet the basic needs. The plug was very interesting. The wardrobe was small. The trash can was fine.  The traffic on weekends was very inconvenient, no car, It takes 17 minutes to walk, and the stone road is a bit hard. As soon as you enter the room, there is a large array of heating to greet you. If you want to adjust the air conditioner, you can't move it. It takes a while to go to the attractions. I don't know how to solve trip.com near Little Venice 😂.

Amazing!!!!!! Exceptional services!!! Room is clean and comfy. Highly recommend this hotel !!!! All staff are very kind and helpful. I think this is one of the best hotel around the area. We don’t have time to enjoy the gym and swimming pool, but the environment are great too!!

We arrived at the hotel midday on the 28th of December, checked in a bit late (I was told the room was not ready). Was not annoyed at all though, the receptionists were really friendly and chatty. They helped us through with anything we asked for, cannot complain about anything. The room was a bit ”isolated” from the other rooms which was a nice bonus! Closed garage just next to the hotel for a reasonable price was also a bonus. If there would be something for me to suggest that could get improved, that would be the wifi signal in the room. I guess that was due to the fact that it was a bit isolated, perhaps an extra access point would make the job perfect. Still, I browsed the internet just fine, had to move a bit from the bed to the desk. Location-wise, it's only 15' walk from the historical town center and a 10' minute walk from a mall. Thank you all over there, looking forward to seeing you again if I show up again soon!

I am pleasantly surprised by this hotel. The welcome was perfect with smiling and always attentive staff. The room was clean and well thought out with everything needed. I took the relaxation option for the spa, it is made up of a small hammam, two infrared cabins and a small swimming pool which is much needed. For breakfast, there was something for everyone. Regarding parking, you must reserve it in advance to ensure a place, but otherwise free spaces outside are available. I will happily come and stay at this hotel!!

Overall: 6/10 Staff: 9/10 Price: 8/10 Location (to sights): 8/10 Transit: 8/10 Room: 6/10 Common Areas: 6/10 Restaurant/ Bar: 9/10 Vibe (community): n/a Really enjoyed my stay at other hostels from this company and this one should have been just as good but there’s some things i just can’t put aside… First off, the hostel is dirty. Not talking dirt in the bunks (thankfully) but for as new as it seems, the shared spaces are rough. Bathrooms look rough, half the soap and dryers don’t work (not a good thing for hygiene obviously), the showers were always covered in water and hot water, up for debate. Next, the place is loud. Not hostel, a few people are chatting loud and certainly not 8pm, like the room was basically in the bar and the bar was busy (see next item) till after 1. Sure, we could have closed the window to help a bit but with no other airflow in the room, it’s a choice between super loud and hot/stuffy. Loud won. Last off, during my stay, they were hosting an event which meant a ton of people hanging around. Now the event was for a great purpose and that’s awesome and everyone was friendly too but it still meant the bar was basically taken over by locals who knew each other and filled up the community spaces, instead of a traveler or even a general bar vibe. Not a thrilling thing to find out after checking in. All that said, staff was great, super friendly when I checked in and around the place. The bar / restaurant is well done with a nice range of options and decent prices though I didn’t find the breakfast worth the buffet cost. Like the other locations, rooms are nicely done, bunks have good curtains, power, lights, all the makings of a 10/10, but not.

Stayed at this hotel for one night as an interim stop as part of a rail tour. As is mentioned in other reviews this hotel is perfectly located for the railway station, about 300 yards across the plaza. The room was a reasonable size, warm, with TV and a safe but no tea or coffee making facilities There was no evening meal offered by the hotel so I'm unsure if the hotel doesn't do these or if it was just not part of our deal but, in any event, there are plenty of eateries close by. Breakfasts were available in the hotel and were very good, with a selection of hot and cold breakfast foods. Can't provide a detailed review as we only stayed one night but, as far as I can see, this hotel is fine for a transit or longer stay in Strasbourg.

We booked the Boma hotel for a short stay in Strasbourg due to its location, as it is right next to Petit France, within walking distance to everywhere in the oldtown, but also only a 8min walk to the train station. We never had to use any transports in the two days we stayed, the Cathedral and other landmarks were only a 10min walk. However, we were also pleased with what we found as the hotel was new, modern but with character. There was music in the halls and lift to set the atmosphere and the decor overall was urban modern but worked very well. The room was not very big but had everything we needed for a short stay: a very comfy bed with memory foam pillows, which granted us a fantastic sleep at night; small desk with a kettle and a variety of coffee/tea; the minibar had water and soft drinks (and were free); there was a large tv on the wall with some media contents (films and music) which were also free for us to use; a safe where we could store our passports, etc during our stay; the bathroom had a good size with a large shower and the amenities were surprisingly good (which sometimes is compromised in smaller hotels). Our room was facing a main street but the windows were double-glazed, so we barely could hear anything from the outside. In the lower ground floor there's a (large) luggage room with large lockers for the guests to use, self-service and free. Since we arrived at Strasbourg in the morning we used it, as check-in is only at 3pm; then used it again after checking out, for a few hours, to explore a bit more of the old town before we took the train to Paris. Breakfast was was fairly good. Mainly continental but there were also scrambled eggs and bacon. There is a supermarket 20 metres away from the hotel, which was quite convenient in case we needed to buy anything during our stay. There is also a french bakery / patisserie just across the road. A lot of other coffee shops, restaurants, shops, etc just nearby. The staff was friendly, provided all the information we needed for a great stay. Would definitely recommend this hotel to visit Strasbourg, as it's perfectly located and has everything that you'll need to explore the old town.

I am pleasantly surprised by this hotel. The welcome was perfect with smiling and always attentive staff. The room was clean and well thought out with everything needed. I took the relaxation option for the spa, it is made up of a small hammam, two infrared cabins and a small swimming pool which is much needed. For breakfast, there was something for everyone. Regarding parking, you must reserve it in advance to ensure a place, but otherwise free spaces outside are available. I will happily come and stay at this hotel!!

We arrived at the hotel midday on the 28th of December, checked in a bit late (I was told the room was not ready). Was not annoyed at all though, the receptionists were really friendly and chatty. They helped us through with anything we asked for, cannot complain about anything. The room was a bit ”isolated” from the other rooms which was a nice bonus! Closed garage just next to the hotel for a reasonable price was also a bonus. If there would be something for me to suggest that could get improved, that would be the wifi signal in the room. I guess that was due to the fact that it was a bit isolated, perhaps an extra access point would make the job perfect. Still, I browsed the internet just fine, had to move a bit from the bed to the desk. Location-wise, it's only 15' walk from the historical town center and a 10' minute walk from a mall. Thank you all over there, looking forward to seeing you again if I show up again soon!

We had a short stay in Strasbourg. This is hotel literally a 2 minute walk as you exit the train station. Our original room was a ”accessible” room which was NOT what we had reserved. Alexanderos at the front desk was kind enough to change our room to a top floor with a view of of the main square. Everything was as expected. The ONLY odd thing about the room was the lack of a handle on the bathroom door and the the door opened to the outside! Not normal. There was just a groove alongside the door edge. Made it hard to pull the door to open toward the inside of the room. PLEASE install door handles.The staff was always attentive and helpful especially Alexandros.

Reason for poor service. Room service ordered through portal, confirmation received through portal and email waited for over half an hour after requested time messaged restaurant twice no response. Then messaged front desk inly then to receive a call to say no room service that night an to come down to the bar if I want to. We had travelled for many hours and just wanted to relax in our room. So we did not bother with any refreshments. I think you may need to look this, it’s not good to let guests order and get confirmation for a service you are not providing that day. Maybe look at your processes.

I just checked out of this hotel today. I loved everything about the hotel from the moment I walked in. The staff is exceptionally friendly and helpful. We had to park offsite, several blocks away, but they will transfer your luggage to and from the hotel. We had two rooms at the hotel, and we stayed in a family area that had a door off the hallway to both of our rooms. This is perfect if you have need to but your kids in one room and you/spouse in the other. The queen size rooms are not huge, but I found the room to be laid out very well. It really didn’t bother me at all that they are smaller than some of the hotels we stay at in the United States. Our rooms came with breakfast and it was wonderful. The presentation is beautiful. When you walk in it is a buffet but you can also order off the menu I suggest ordering the French toast. One of the best things about this hotel is air conditioning !!!! I can’t express enough how important it is when it is 95 degrees Fahrenheit outside. The air conditioner did not keep the room at a cool, 71 to 72° but very close. I hope to return to Strasbourg in the future, and I certainly will stay at Maison Rouge again.

I really wanted to love this hotel. The room was spacious and comfortable, and the location was very good. However, I’d recommend either staying elsewhere or be willing to pay a premium rate with the most robust cancellation options possible. I had a pay for an extra unused day, because I had to leave early (early enough to make the appropriate checkout time) due to a pending French rail strike and had to ensure I got to where I needed to for my international flight. I explained this to the hotel staff. Despite events beyond my control and even some French officials encouraging people to make alternative travel arrangements to avoid disruptions, this was of absolutely no concern to the hotel staff, and they absolutely will not work with you…it will be just a way to make some more money off of you. I would’ve been happy to give 5 stars in normal circumstances, but it felt like the hotel was more interested in taking advantage of a situation even if it was beyond my control, and it really left an overall bad impression.

Overall: 6/10 Staff: 9/10 Price: 8/10 Location (to sights): 8/10 Transit: 8/10 Room: 6/10 Common Areas: 6/10 Restaurant/ Bar: 9/10 Vibe (community): n/a Really enjoyed my stay at other hostels from this company and this one should have been just as good but there’s some things i just can’t put aside… First off, the hostel is dirty. Not talking dirt in the bunks (thankfully) but for as new as it seems, the shared spaces are rough. Bathrooms look rough, half the soap and dryers don’t work (not a good thing for hygiene obviously), the showers were always covered in water and hot water, up for debate. Next, the place is loud. Not hostel, a few people are chatting loud and certainly not 8pm, like the room was basically in the bar and the bar was busy (see next item) till after 1. Sure, we could have closed the window to help a bit but with no other airflow in the room, it’s a choice between super loud and hot/stuffy. Loud won. Last off, during my stay, they were hosting an event which meant a ton of people hanging around. Now the event was for a great purpose and that’s awesome and everyone was friendly too but it still meant the bar was basically taken over by locals who knew each other and filled up the community spaces, instead of a traveler or even a general bar vibe. Not a thrilling thing to find out after checking in. All that said, staff was great, super friendly when I checked in and around the place. The bar / restaurant is well done with a nice range of options and decent prices though I didn’t find the breakfast worth the buffet cost. Like the other locations, rooms are nicely done, bunks have good curtains, power, lights, all the makings of a 10/10, but not.

Stayed at this hotel for one night as an interim stop as part of a rail tour. As is mentioned in other reviews this hotel is perfectly located for the railway station, about 300 yards across the plaza. The room was a reasonable size, warm, with TV and a safe but no tea or coffee making facilities There was no evening meal offered by the hotel so I'm unsure if the hotel doesn't do these or if it was just not part of our deal but, in any event, there are plenty of eateries close by. Breakfasts were available in the hotel and were very good, with a selection of hot and cold breakfast foods. Can't provide a detailed review as we only stayed one night but, as far as I can see, this hotel is fine for a transit or longer stay in Strasbourg.

We booked the Boma hotel for a short stay in Strasbourg due to its location, as it is right next to Petit France, within walking distance to everywhere in the oldtown, but also only a 8min walk to the train station. We never had to use any transports in the two days we stayed, the Cathedral and other landmarks were only a 10min walk. However, we were also pleased with what we found as the hotel was new, modern but with character. There was music in the halls and lift to set the atmosphere and the decor overall was urban modern but worked very well. The room was not very big but had everything we needed for a short stay: a very comfy bed with memory foam pillows, which granted us a fantastic sleep at night; small desk with a kettle and a variety of coffee/tea; the minibar had water and soft drinks (and were free); there was a large tv on the wall with some media contents (films and music) which were also free for us to use; a safe where we could store our passports, etc during our stay; the bathroom had a good size with a large shower and the amenities were surprisingly good (which sometimes is compromised in smaller hotels). Our room was facing a main street but the windows were double-glazed, so we barely could hear anything from the outside. In the lower ground floor there's a (large) luggage room with large lockers for the guests to use, self-service and free. Since we arrived at Strasbourg in the morning we used it, as check-in is only at 3pm; then used it again after checking out, for a few hours, to explore a bit more of the old town before we took the train to Paris. Breakfast was was fairly good. Mainly continental but there were also scrambled eggs and bacon. There is a supermarket 20 metres away from the hotel, which was quite convenient in case we needed to buy anything during our stay. There is also a french bakery / patisserie just across the road. A lot of other coffee shops, restaurants, shops, etc just nearby. The staff was friendly, provided all the information we needed for a great stay. Would definitely recommend this hotel to visit Strasbourg, as it's perfectly located and has everything that you'll need to explore the old town.

I am pleasantly surprised by this hotel. The welcome was perfect with smiling and always attentive staff. The room was clean and well thought out with everything needed. I took the relaxation option for the spa, it is made up of a small hammam, two infrared cabins and a small swimming pool which is much needed. For breakfast, there was something for everyone. Regarding parking, you must reserve it in advance to ensure a place, but otherwise free spaces outside are available. I will happily come and stay at this hotel!!

We arrived at the hotel midday on the 28th of December, checked in a bit late (I was told the room was not ready). Was not annoyed at all though, the receptionists were really friendly and chatty. They helped us through with anything we asked for, cannot complain about anything. The room was a bit ”isolated” from the other rooms which was a nice bonus! Closed garage just next to the hotel for a reasonable price was also a bonus. If there would be something for me to suggest that could get improved, that would be the wifi signal in the room. I guess that was due to the fact that it was a bit isolated, perhaps an extra access point would make the job perfect. Still, I browsed the internet just fine, had to move a bit from the bed to the desk. Location-wise, it's only 15' walk from the historical town center and a 10' minute walk from a mall. Thank you all over there, looking forward to seeing you again if I show up again soon!

We had a short stay in Strasbourg. This is hotel literally a 2 minute walk as you exit the train station. Our original room was a ”accessible” room which was NOT what we had reserved. Alexanderos at the front desk was kind enough to change our room to a top floor with a view of of the main square. Everything was as expected. The ONLY odd thing about the room was the lack of a handle on the bathroom door and the the door opened to the outside! Not normal. There was just a groove alongside the door edge. Made it hard to pull the door to open toward the inside of the room. PLEASE install door handles.The staff was always attentive and helpful especially Alexandros.

I just checked out of this hotel today. I loved everything about the hotel from the moment I walked in. The staff is exceptionally friendly and helpful. We had to park offsite, several blocks away, but they will transfer your luggage to and from the hotel. We had two rooms at the hotel, and we stayed in a family area that had a door off the hallway to both of our rooms. This is perfect if you have need to but your kids in one room and you/spouse in the other. The queen size rooms are not huge, but I found the room to be laid out very well. It really didn’t bother me at all that they are smaller than some of the hotels we stay at in the United States. Our rooms came with breakfast and it was wonderful. The presentation is beautiful. When you walk in it is a buffet but you can also order off the menu I suggest ordering the French toast. One of the best things about this hotel is air conditioning !!!! I can’t express enough how important it is when it is 95 degrees Fahrenheit outside. The air conditioner did not keep the room at a cool, 71 to 72° but very close. I hope to return to Strasbourg in the future, and I certainly will stay at Maison Rouge again.

I really wanted to love this hotel. The room was spacious and comfortable, and the location was very good. However, I’d recommend either staying elsewhere or be willing to pay a premium rate with the most robust cancellation options possible. I had a pay for an extra unused day, because I had to leave early (early enough to make the appropriate checkout time) due to a pending French rail strike and had to ensure I got to where I needed to for my international flight. I explained this to the hotel staff. Despite events beyond my control and even some French officials encouraging people to make alternative travel arrangements to avoid disruptions, this was of absolutely no concern to the hotel staff, and they absolutely will not work with you…it will be just a way to make some more money off of you. I would’ve been happy to give 5 stars in normal circumstances, but it felt like the hotel was more interested in taking advantage of a situation even if it was beyond my control, and it really left an overall bad impression.

I stayed there two nights in June because I had an interview in Strasbourg. The staff was very nice and allowed me to be less stressed out. Thank you to Emilie, Raphaël and Melissa ! See you soon ! Maël

The location of the hotel is great, shopping and viewing are super convenient, the hotel service is great, self-driving can park the car at the door, the waiter will help you park the car in the parking lot, you only need to find the waiter and he will drive you to the door , The service is in place, the parking fee is small and expensive, but I personally think it is equivalent to the service, the room is very clean and the toiletries are Hermes, praise 👍