My family stayed in this hotel on the way to Milan for 2 nights. We were greeted by the owener Marc. I was very happy with the room to settle for 3 days with my little kids. Clean bathroom, spacious room. Beddings were basic, but very clean. I did inspect for any hair, but found none. Street side with window open was a bit noisy, but there was air conditioner if you would like a quiet comfort.
There were some mixed views on their restaurant, but it was the best food you could find in town. Breakfast was not the best I ever had, but it was just what you need for the day and conveniently there for you in a quiet court yard.
Very relaxed attitude but still very efficient.
I would stay there again if I go there. Very beautiful place.

We just walked up to this place and we got a room right away. It was 215 Euro for the night. Perhaps a little high, the room was looking right out into other windows. If we had a room overlooking the courtyard that would have been better I suppose. I suggest asking for such a room. The courtyard is adorable! And you can't say it affords less privacy because we were so close to the other building that we were waving to some children in one of them while we brushed our teeth in the morning.
The service was a little stiff, maybe true to French stereotypes. But the room was clean and charming and the bath was nice. I liked that the bath-room and the toilet were completely separate. And the outside of the hotel and the courtyard were so charming and lovely. The adjoining restaurant was very pretty, great for picture-taking. They were a little stiff in there too but I suppose it was supposed to be formal service. We only had dessert there, wish we had had dinner because dessert was wonderful. But when we asked at the front desk for a great restaurant with "traditional food" they sent us to a local casual, touristy-type place with less than mediocre food. Then when we looked at the menu at the hotel restaurant we were thinking that it was exactly what we had been looking for. We later learned that in France when you ask for "traditional" it is something like a diner in the states. If you want really high-quality food; some of it will be traditional to the region and some of it won't but it will be high quality food, you have to ask for "gastronomie". So we were a little surprised that they sent us to such a bad place when they have such a great restaurant right there.
But, the location is ideal for sightseeing! And, oh the charm is superb. The breakfast was good, but pricey, 15 euro each. But it was nice, assortment of cheeses and meats, good croissants, fresh fruit, yogurt, freshly-squeezed juice........worth the price, imo.
Overall, a nice place.

My wife and I spend three nights at La Maison at the beginning of May 2009. Our enjoyment of the hotel could not have been improved upon. The family which runs this hotel and the adjoining restaurant have only one goal, to ensure that their guests have a pleasant and comfortable stay. Our room which overlooked the walking street in the front was bright and airy. Looking out the window for the first time was a surprise. Tour groups are brought to the hotel throughout the day to view the heads which decorate the building. Therse groups did not detract from our enjoyment of the hotel, rather they added to our enjoyment of knowing we were staying in a very special place.

The restaurant is great, and should be included in any stay.

My wife and I stayed in the La Maison des Tetes for a night in late May and the experience was impressive. The hotel building is historical and I can see the traditional structures and decoration that are kept in perfect condition. The room is absolutely clean and large and well-equipped. My room is facing the backyard from which there can be some human sounds in the evening. However it is absolutely quiet at night and we sleep extremely well (the bed is very comfortable, also).
Contrary to some comments, I find the service is better than expected. The receptionist, a young lady who commands good English, gives helpful advices in touring around the town of Colmar and even carries one of our luggages to the our room.
The breakast is a bit expensive (14 euro per person; not a buffet) but I find it a must if you stay here - it offers a wide range of tasteful hams and cheeses that I haven't found in any other ordinary hotels. The restaurant environment is also excellent.
The rate is 140 euro (a night) including the breakfast for two person and I think our stay there is really wonderful. Without any doubt I highly recommend this hotel and stay there when I visit Colmar again.