Compare and book 3 Star hotels in Reichshoffen, Grand Est

"The hotel was clean and the breakfast was good. The hotel staff members were friendly and helpful."

"Upon arrival I had not received the digi code for keyless entry, and called the displayed number. The key was not ready yet, but the owner was very helpfull and came with 10 minutes. I even got a bigger room. Very thankfull !"

"Friendly staff, comfortable room, good food. "

"A nice old Hotel that has been maintained. Staff was good and understood English. dinner was nice as was breakfast. Check in and out were easy. "

"The hotel was beautiful and comfortable! The whole village was like a postcard! The restaurant in the hotel was also fantastic and the staff were friendly and helpful! The room and bed were excellent!"

"Logistically great! Accommodated very late arrival, all in English, coordinated via WatsApp without an issue, hotel in a nice location, local historical building. Definitely come here if you want the traditional Alsace experience. Easy parking in front of hotel. Room looked like new although the building is hundreds years old."

"Staff was friendly and competent. The meals were excellent. The view from the balcony was beautiful. The room was well appointed."

"Nicely decorated, very spacious, very clean and quiet room. Room had all the amenities. Jean-Paul and staff was very helpful and friendly. A couple of excellent restaurants within walking distance. Short driving distances to supermarket and downtown Haguenau. Easy access to highway towards Strasbourg or Germany."

"Comfortable and great accommodations for the area. Ample parking in the back. Rooms are well appointed with very firm beds. Staff are excellent."

"Hotel is located on a hill overlooking the valley - wonderful sunrise views. Property is well maintained and rooms/bathrooms well appointed. One issue for us - we may have been placed into an accessible room - the bathroom light was tied to the door of the bathroom opening - there was no way to control the light other than the door (I asked). If you use the bathroom at night, and do not want the light to come on - you had to pull your key out of the main switch at the wall which cut all power...

"it was o.k."