Strasbourg seemed to be full on my arrival and I was lucky to find a room in this hotel. The reception area is very modern. My room was on the third floor. It was very large with a private bathroom. It had two beds and a table, and felt pretty empty. The bathroom was strange with a shower that had apparently been added in. There was very little room to get in and out, or past it to the toilet. It was quiet and the bed was good. The location is very convenient, right in the centre about 5 minutes walk from the cathedral. There is a cafe right outside, and plenty of other, rather touristy places around. WiFi is available for free but it didn't work properly in my room. My bike could go into a storage room on the first floor however this required some negotiations with the receptionist. It was a good place for the night, especially due to its superb location, drawbacks are minor. I did not have breakfast there.

I have stayed here many times. The hotel has been redecorated etc. and represents very good value for money close to the cathedral. Rooms on the top floor are biggter and better than some but not for the less mobile as there is no lift. Breakfast is satisfactory, good coffee. Breakfast room a little small. Bed comfort much better tham nay i.e.l not hard as rocks as is often the case. Free wi-fi and nice staff. I paid 50 euros plus breakfast and that for a double room with good size bathroom though on my own.

If you want simple accommodation within easy walking distance of the cathedral, restaurants etc but not in the party area, this is the place for you. staff were friendly and obliging, breakfast was on the money and the room was quiet. The only disadvantage was the very small bathroom. You would need to be quite slim!

We stayed for just one night in the Citadel des Arts having booked for two. I found the room very dingy and old fashioned. It was cramped and you had to squeeze round the washbasin to get to the loo. OK so the surrounding area is picturesque, the inside definitely is not. The only concession made to its name "des arts" were some Matisse prints on the walls!The breakfast room was poky and they charged 6 euros for what looked very basic fare. Not liking a/c we had to have the window open and it was very noisy. We moved to the Best Western Metropole hotel in Strasbourg which, for only 10 euros more a night, included a full buffet breakfast and had style.