Cheap Hotels in Strasbourg

"Facilities: The amenities are quite comprehensive. The curtains are thick, and the room I stayed in was like a one-bedroom apartment, with the sofa bed already made up. The soundproofing in the room is also excellent. There are plenty of power outlets and USB charging ports for phones. Hygiene: The toilet has a wet/dry separation, with both a shower and a bathtub. I didn't use the bathtub though; it looked like a jacuzzi, and they even provided bath salts, but for a one-night stay, I didn't have time to use it. Environment: The hotel is just a two-minute walk from the train station, right on the square in front of it. However, the hotel sign isn't very prominent. Once you know where it is, you can spot it immediately upon exiting the station. It's also within walking distance of attractions like Petite France and the cathedral. Service: You can store your luggage, and there's complimentary iced lemon water in the lobby, which is great on hot days."

"If you are looking for a tranquil escape where you can unwind in peace, you may want to look elsewhere. While the Hôtel & Spa RÉGENT Petite France boasts a stunning aesthetic and an unbeatable location in the heart of the historic district, the actual experience is far from serene. The building itself is immaculate—the cleanliness and amenities are top-tier, and you can’t fault the ”Instagrammable” views. However, the atmosphere is surprisingly high-energy and restless. It feels more like a bustling crossroads than a quiet sanctuary. The Service Gap The most jarring part of the stay is the service. For a hotel that presents itself as a luxury spa destination, the staff interaction is disappointingly cold and inefficient. • Lack of Hospitality: Don't expect a warm welcome or proactive assistance. The service feels transactional at best and dismissive at worst. Verdict If you just need a clean, beautiful room in a prime spot and don't mind navigating a service-less, high-traffic environment, this works. But if your goal is to be pampered in a quiet, stress-free bubble, the service hurdles here will likely leave you frustrated."

"The location is convenient, close to tram/bus stops, and just one stop away from the train station. However, there are many guests and only three elevators, so you often have to wait a long time to go up or down. The air conditioning in the room had a slightly sour smell. On the positive side, the mattress was very soft and comfortable."

"This was a convenient and affordable hotel for us to stay at when we visited over Christmas. We would compare it to a university dorm experience but at least it is close to the train station (10 minute walk) and not too far away from the old town area (10-20 minute walk to most major attractions). The hotel breakfast is great if you like croissants and dairy products. There isn't much around the hotel and it is a bit of a walk to any stores or restaurants. There is a halal shop within a 5 minute walk so if you're here over Christmas that is convenient because most places are closed early Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. The room had a decent bed that was larger than expected and it had two small pillows. The room also has a long desk area that has two closets for storage, a small TV and it was warm in December. There is a small kitchenette with a fridge, small microwave, a two burner hot plate, a kettle and enough dishes for the two of us. We appreciated that they provided a kitchen sponge and a small container of soap. When we got the room all the dishes were a little dirty so we had to do some cleaning up before dinner. The bathroom was where we got the biggest dorm vibes from because it was a bit smelly when we arrived and that might be due to the hot water tank that had a leaky PSV. The shower was a bit small and while the head was adjustable, the bar grip was broken so we couldn't keep the shower head up high. There was some brown goo inside the shower and it could use a more thorough cleaning to help with the appearance and all. We were surprised that the hotel rooms didn't have a hair dryer or bottle opener. The Alsace region is known for wine so we were able to get a nice bottle but we had to go to the front desk to borrow the opener. Hair dryers are available from the front desk but it is worth asking for these early to make sure you get one in case you need it. They had luggage storage behind the front desk that we were able to use when we arrived and the day we left so we could maximize our time sightseeing. Visiting Strasbourg was fantastic and we would recommend this hotel if you're looking to save a bit while travelling through the area. We were happy with our stay and chose it because it also had an affordable breakfast option but we may look elsewhere if we return to Strasbourg."

"Everything was excellent! Great location, right in the heart of everything, yet quiet. The staff were very, very friendly, and many spoke Spanish. The bed and pillow were fantastic, and the bathroom was very comfortable and clean. Thank you!"

"The hotel was conveniently located near the station, which made it easy to travel between different cities. I really appreciated that the toilet and bathroom were separate in the room, making my stay more comfortable. The front desk staff were all very pleasant. The breakfast, however, was a bit underwhelming. It was a shame there weren't many restaurants nearby for dinner, but if you're only planning to sightsee within Strasbourg, it shouldn't be an issue."

"Hotel Beaucour has a great location. We had a shower room in the bathroom and asked for an inlet shower ivm my back complaints. This was no problem, in no time we got another room with a splinterny bathroom with 2 showers heads. We've never seen this before, it was fantastic, so super service! We had booked without breakfast, to stay on weight 🤨. A baker with a nice croissants is located in front of the hotel. Parking was also super-regulated. The parking garage was located in front of the hotel, we received a nice discount for this at the hotel's reception. Conclusion: a great hotel, an absolute adviser 🥰🥰"

"Honestly one of the worst hostels I’ve stayed at in Europe. The reading light at my bed didn’t work and it never got fixed even after I told the staff. The rain shower was impossible to adjust — the water was way too hot. No hair dryer available either. The bed also had a weird sticky smell which wasn’t pleasant. Pros: Location is great, easy walking distance to main attractions like Notre-Dame de Strasbourg. The building and neighborhood look nice. Common space atmosphere is great and hype. Average service from teenager staffs."

"What a fantastic hotel! I was genuinely surprised and delighted when I saw my room upon check-in. I had requested a quiet room and ended up with a corner room, which offered an amazing view from its corner windows. The warm sunlight streaming onto the corner sofa made for a super comfortable spot to relax and soak up the rays. The room design was very well thought out, and surprisingly, the bathroom featured a three-part separation (toilet, shower, and sink are separated). There was even a full cart for making hot water and coffee. It felt quite luxurious! The breakfast was incredibly rich and varied, and the front desk staff were very welcoming and frequently checked in to see how my stay was going. It truly was a surprisingly delightful experience. The location is also excellent; just over 200 meters away, there's a tram stop, and a few stops will take you right to the city center. It's perfectly situated away from the hustle and bustle of the central area. Highly recommend!"

"Location is good for driving into Strasbourg. Ample of free parking around it in a safe neighborhood. Easy to get to city centre with the team. Clean and sufficient studio unit. Had a cosy stay. Breakfast can be better though."