Strasbourg Hotels with Parking

Location was great, 2 mins from train station. This is not close to Old Town so will need to walk about 15-20mins. We booked the classic double room but I think we got upgraded to a suite. There was a bath tub and one shower room separately. The living room (without tv) and a separate bedroom (with tv). We left our charger and call back to check with reception. The receptionist was friendly to assist.

Excellent hotel placed in a great location. Room was spacious and very clean with very nice decor. Loved the ambiance of the hotel and the layout helped the charm. Walk straight out into the action but yet very quiet at night inside. Totally recommend.

The hotel's location is great, directly opposite a large shopping mall. It's also a short walk to the Old Town, making it very convenient for getting around. The hotel itself is modern, clean, and tidy. There's a small laundry room on the first floor, and you can buy laundry detergent pods at the front desk for 2 euros. The lobby has a ping-pong table and a pool table. I recommend staying in a family room; the two beds are very large, and the room is relatively more spacious. The Cathedral View rooms are a bit smaller, and they face west, so they get very hot when the sun is out. At night, there's a music bar across the street, and the room's soundproofing isn't great, so it can be a bit noisy. Public parking lot P2 is a 5-minute walk away. We parked for two nights and used the hotel's discount voucher, which cost 32 euros.

The single room was spacious enough for one person. The photos online are better than the reality, especially what comes to bathrooms. Carrelage was broken on the floor so I assume there will be humidity at one point. No shampoo or conditioner available. The heating / cooling system did not function properly in the room. The receptionist kindly found me an extra blanket. Ear plugs would have been useful, as neighbours were loud coming to hotel at night. The breakfast was ok, but not standing out.

One of the strangest hotel I stayed. I've visited 21 European Country so far, but this hotel was quite different from the previous ones. Firstly, the check-in process was annoying. The woman in the reception told us that we would not be able to have the key of the apartment before 3 pm, which had been officially anounced. That was understandable. However, the woman at the reception could have been more polite. Furthermore, they asked us to fill out a form although she had already asked our personal information. There was no air conditioning at the reception desk but we had to spend time over there despite the extremely hot weather. After 3 pm, more than 10 people were waiting in front of the desk in order to collect the key of the apartments (havasız küçücük bir alanda)... Finally, it was our turn, they told us that we had to pay a deposit for 50€ (if we break anything in the apartment) and they told us this can happen. Ok, maybe it happened before but although I stayed in apartments more than 8-10 times (in different European countries), I've never encountered a policy like this. Apparently, they came up with a ”genius” policy that no other apartment I have stayed in across Europe has ever had. As a bonus, there is a sign inside the room: ”if you forget to clean the kitchen, we charge you with 15€”... Also, inside the room, there was no enough rack to put our luggages on.. Even if the room was clean, and the location was good enough, this apartment/hotel will be a place I never want to stay again...

The location is excellent, with the B tram stop right outside. A walk along the Ill River from the hotel to Petite France offers fantastic views. The hotel facilities are also very complete, and a supermarket is about 100 meters away.

This is essentially student accomodation, bare of many of the little touches you expect even from a 3-star. Some things were good w.g. WiFi was strong, shower was powerful even on the top floor, and it was very quiet. The main issue was the box bed. I had a single bed which was most definitely a single, and short enough so my feet dangled over the end and hit the box the mattress was in. It was not uncomfortable, but not comfy either. Bonus points for cheapness (you get what you pay for) and the really, really nice and helpful reception desk man.

The hotel's location is excellent, just a 10-minute walk from Petite France. The room was clean, tidy, and quiet, with a well-equipped kitchen for self-catering. On-site parking is available for 15 euros per night.

Very comfortable hotel, the room is spacious and bright. The big sister at the front desk service is really friendly. The surrounding environment is also very quiet. Living here is very cost-effective and worth recommending

Location: It is just a 5-10 minutes walk from Gare de Strasbourg train station and just less than 5 minutes walk from the mall Place Les Halles where they have many shopping stores and restaurants. Relax walking from hotel to Petite France was just around 15-20 minutes. The hotel area is pretty safe as well. Services: Hotel staffs are nice and very helpful. We arrived before our check-in time and we can keep our luggage in the hotel for free before checked-in and even after checked-out. Amenities: Room has a strong good cold AC - which is very important during summer time. It also has TV, study table, wardrobe, kitchen full set along with microwave, stove, fridge, and proper utensils also its soap. For the toilet, extra tissues, shower and shampoo gel were also provided. Toilet has a towel dryer, hair dryer, mirror lamp. The shower functioning well though the shower room is pretty small. The bed and white sleeping pillows were comfortable, only one suggestion perhaps it can be cleaned more or changed the blue bed cover and square pillows as it was dusty when I came hence I did not use those blue ones. I will surely coming back again to stay here when I visit Strasbourg next time! Thank you once again for the hotel team!