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"Incredible staff. Excellent breakfast. Beautiful room. "

"Room had an odor like old drains which did not go away despite use. Airing the room out helped a little. Bed was both too soft and too firm, my hips and shoulders are very sore. Walls outside were relatively soundproof, but things happening in the corridor sounded like they were in my room. Otherwise, the room was pretty spacious and the location was pretty good, roughly equidistant between the train station and city center. There was a kitchenette if you need one. Always appreciate an elevator and baggage storage."

"Really great attitude throughout all the staff. Super nice and super helpful. Lovely place to stay, excellently located."

"The hotel is in a great location. Just a 5 minute walk to Petite France and 10 minutes from the train station. The staff was excellent and made many great recommendations. The breakfast was delicious with a great variety of selections."

"Great services and accommodations. Very convenient right at the heart of the Strasbourg old town."

"Great location! Staff, cleanliness and amenities could use improvement. A bit run down with lighting, upkeep and basic offerings needing care (mattresses, light fixtures, bathrooms). The staff was non-existent and unapproachable at times, even for basic questions. It’s a great budget option, but do manage your expectations!"

"Staff was friendly. The air conditioning did not work so the room was a bit stuffy. The little fridge also did not get cold."

"Great location very close to the train station and city centre! The hotel was clean and felt safe, and there is self-serve laundry available at a partner hotel about one block away. "

"Very quiet location close to tram stop and a possible to walk to the cathedral. Friendly helpful staff, nice room but the bathroom is a little strange - no plug for hair dryer. Dining room was busy the night we were there but were keeping pace. Excellent lamb shank, tasty choucroute good wine selection by the glass"