Found the hotel with not too much difficulty. Reception staff were very friendly and helpful and sold us tram tickets to get into the center. Parking was good and plentiful.

1st impression of the room was bad as it stank of smoke. Unfortunately although you are not meant to smoke in the hotel they allow guests to smoke out the window which defeats the purpose of the ban. The other rooms will be exactly the same. The room had a double bed and a separate room with twin beds for the kids, a little kitchen with a good fridge and freezer section.

It was quite clean apart from a few cobwebs and OK for 1 or 2 days stay as long as you didn’t want to spend much time in it. There is no air-con so it was warm at night. Made use of the free Wi-Fi in the lobby, good speed.

We didn’t have breakfast which seemed over priced at 8 euros each. Had coffee and croissants at motorway services for considerably less.

Make sure to visit Petit France in Strasbourg.

The hotel was close to the centre of town using public transport, the reception and other staff were very pleasant, and the room was exactly what we needed.

Not somewhere for your honeymoon, but great value for money and didn't have any negative points

It is a hotel concept that bases on a fully equipped appartment (small studio) idea. You can cook, store things in a fridge, etc. A nice wc/bath room is there, as well. Very good, if you do not want to spend money on restaurants, or you enjoy an evening tea without the need to go out (especially, as there seem to be no food&drink amenities nearby).
The hotel staff occasionally needs some "pertinent encouragement" to follow their obligations (i.e. getting the promised iron for me after my several attempts to get this prescious litte item, when it had disappeared from the reception and nobody seemed too keen on tracing it down).
The proximity to the train station Kremmeri-Meinau (one tram stop) makes it easily accessible. So is it from other parts of the city, too (two tram lines passing nearby).
Unfortunately, the hotel itself is located in the middle of some industrial & office area, therefore, the nearest neighborhood lacks any charm.

Strasbourg is a tough place to find a room because it is an administrative center for the EU, and we stayed here because it was the only hotel available. As vacationing tourists, we had no interest in the kitchenette facilities, so we cannot comment on that aspect. We also cannot comment on the breakfast as we have found it is not only cheaper but more interesting to simply have coffee and croissant in a cafe or patisserie. (Moreover, we like to save our calories for dinner.)

It is located one block from the A Line Tram that goes directly to the city center in about 10 minutes. You will have some problems finding this location by car as the cross street off the Avenue de Colmar (Marechal Lefebvre) is not well marked.

Note that this cross street is at a large Citroeon dealership. We booked a "studio for
one or two people" and it was unclear from the description what we would be getting. Turned out the second single bed is a trundle bed that rolls out from under the other bed. The trundle bed then can be lifted and snapped in position side-by-side with the other bed. I didn't know that the first night, and I spent it sleeping close to the floor.

Parking is free in a secure lot. The room was small, but it had about the best shower on our trip. The people at the desk were friendly and helpful -- on the second morning the desk clerk said, "I saw you downtown yesterday."

This hotel is now called the "Hotel Cerise," and we agree with one other commenter who said the phone number didn't work. We also could not locate the address of 5 Rue Job on Google maps. As such, we were wondering what we would find when we arrived, but it turned out to be a "regular" hotel with a front desk, lobby, etc. Possibly these problems have to do with some change of ownership.