Strasbourg, France

Rooms are small with design quirks like dark colors and occasionally short mattresses, though guests praise cleanliness and bathrooms. Staff are consistently friendly and helpful. The prime location next to the train station makes arrival easy, but water pipe noise sometimes disturbs sleep. Breakfast leans heavily sweet.

Rooms are small with limited storage for luggage and clothes, so pack light. Staff quality swings wildly from genuinely kind to cold and dismissive. The breakfast buffet is excellent, location is walkable to the center, and the bed is comfortable, but you'll pay high prices for inconsistent service.

Rooms are spacious, quiet, and decorated with character including exposed beams and good windows. The hotel sits in an ideal central location near the cathedral and restaurants, with a charming courtyard and welcoming staff. Breakfast is excellent with many choices, and free coffee and hot drinks are available in the lobby.

Rooms are spacious with good beds and nice bathrooms, but the hotel nickel-and-dimes you on basics like water and breakfast. Staff quality varies wildly, the common areas feel lifeless, and some guests report odd smells on lower floors. You pay luxury prices for a hotel that doesn't deliver on service or amenities.

Rooms are small but clean with nice terraces, beds are comfortable, and location near the old town works well. Staff excels and breakfast is great. Spa access gets limited and crowded, restaurant books up fast, and the split building layout between rooms and amenities creates hassles.

Rooms are clean and comfortable but small, with low ceilings that may hit tall guests and cramped bathrooms lacking privacy. The location beats everything for reaching markets and shops on foot. Staff go out of their way to help, making this a solid choice for Strasbourg despite the tight quarters.

Staff deliver genuine, attentive service and the location puts you steps from Cathedral, restaurants and shops. Rooms are clean and quiet with comfortable beds, though some layouts feel cramped. Breakfast is good, though they charge extra for omelettes.

Spacious, clean rooms in a real chateau outside the city with good breakfast, but pillows are uncomfortable. Staff are friendly though checkout can be disorganized. Some rooms sit outside the main building, so request a castle room if that matters to you.

Rooms lack updates and feel worn, with scuffed furniture and dingy hallways, though beds are comfortable. Staff are genuinely friendly and helpful. The restaurant and bar excel, and the central location near the church square is quiet despite being in the city center.

Rooms vary in size from narrow to spacious depending on your booking. Staff are friendly and responsive, breakfast satisfies most guests, and the spa with pool and sauna works well for relaxation. One guest found blood stains on sheets, so cleanliness can be inconsistent.

Spacious rooms with comfortable beds and excellent canal views, though bathrooms need attention and housekeeping can be inconsistent. Staff hospitality varies widely from warm and attentive to unhelpful, and basic 5-star services like luggage assistance and same-day room cleaning don't always happen. Location near Christmas markets and restaurants is excellent.

Rooms are small and clean with modern bathrooms, but quality varies and beds are hard. Noise from other guests disrupts sleep. The train station location is excellent for exploring, and staff are helpful, though breakfast is basic.