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.

Stayed at this hotel on a business trip. I'm sorry to say this was my first impression of the city. First off, the hotel is located pretty far from the center; if a colleague of mine hadn't already stayed there and known the way, I don't think I would ever find the place.
My room was tiny and the window looked out on... the lobby of the hotel! The kitchenette was equipped only with a fridge and stove top, but there were no pans or plates, there wasn't even a single knife or fork. The hotel offers only breakfast, there are no supermarkets or restaurants around, the nearest place to get food is a McDonalds. The breakfast, which cost 7 or 9 euros was just coffee, baguette, cheese and jam.
Internet is available thru a cable.
If you find yourself with a need to get in touch with the hotel after you've stayed there - don't bother. The given phone number doesn't work and your e-mails will never be answered.

This hotel is almost brand new and thus is clean and well presented. The price for a studio suite was less than 50 Euro when I booked through Easy-to-Book and this was very good value seeing you could park for free at the front of the hotel and catch a tram about 150 metres away directly into the city in about 10 minutes. The tram comes every 6 minutes during the day and you can buy a return ticket at the tram stop machine. There is a supermarket within walking distance (Lidl - 15 minutes walk or Auchan if you want to take the car or tram). The room contained a kettle, two hot plates, microwave, fridge/freezer but only very very basic kitchen serving or cookin utensils - a frying pan, a pot with no lid, two cereal bowls, two tumblers, one mug, two minature cup/saiucers and two of each item of cutlery. Bring your own spatula, bottle opener, can opener, peeler, sharp knives, wine glasses, plates, microwave jug, teatowel etc. The room had a small dining room table and a desk. There is free internet if you have an ethernet cable (or borrow one from very helpful reception staff who will also give you written instructions on how to connect!). The bathroom was warm and well-lit with excellent water pressure and even a heated towel rail. For the price it was a real bonus to have a kitchenette but Trip Advisor reviews had tipped me off about the lack of accoutrement in the kitchen so I did have a couple of knives onboard. The hotel was quiet and in a dead end street so it very safe and limited traffic nearby. The car remained on the street for two days without any parking issues at all. If you want to lock the car in the secure parking area there is a 9 Euro charge. The linen was good and the furniture basic but functional. The hotel does a very good price for people who want to stay for longer periods ie a month which would be ideal if you were working in Strasbourg for a short term and wanted to self cater to some extent.

Husband and I were looking for a budget way to enjoy the famous Strasbourg Xmas markets during the peak weekend period. Hotel is 2 blocks from the tram that takes you directly to the heart of Strasbourg, so the different Xmas markets are mere minutes away. Area is safe so no issue walking back at night. Parking was free and easy outside the hotel. In the hotel, the room was equipped with fridge, stove, pots, and utensils. This let us swing by the nearby Auchan (French supermarket) to pick up a quick meal we could do ourselves. Staff was friendly and professional. All this for a budget price of 70 euro while other hotels were charging 400 euro per night. Yes, there were more in town and had charming decor, so if you're after that this hotel may not be what you're looking for. But if you seek a budget option with good transport links, parking, and an option to cook for yourself, book here.