The hotel is very close to the cathedral, lots of cute souvenir shops, and lots of small restaurants featuring traditional Alsatian food. The staff was very helpful. Its location in the historic center of town requires a 15-20 minute walk if you're lugging a suitcase, or else a taxi ride for around 10 euros.

The room itself was very small, but clean, and it did have an elevator. Did not try their breakfast due to its high cost, as it's easy to find coffee within a few blocks. They have internet, but I couldn't get it to work, and anyway there was an internet cafe close to the train station.

Six of us spent two nights in this wonderful hotel. The rooms were small but immaculate and well appointed. The breakfast room was sunny and spacious. Off-street parking is available (for a fee).

The hotel is located in a pedestrian district of old Strasbourg, just a few steps from the plaza in front of the Cathedral. What a delightful location!

We stayed here on the basis of reviews and price. Thank goodness we had a superior room. It was small and dark and had an inconvenient shower (no tub) with no place to put soap or washcloth. It seemed expensive for what it was based on what we had paid for an even smaller yet somehow more attractive room in a nicer hotel in Paris and a way nicer room in a nicer hotel in Amboise.

Desk staff is very nice, however, The nearby parking (extra fee) garage is dungeonlike but useful since there is no reason whatsoever to use a car if you are exploring the old parts of Strasbourg.

Location on a pedestrian street right near Strasbourg's extraordinary cathedral is probably the reason for the relatively high prices. But I have to say that the cathedral square has a disappointingly tacky quality and I don't know if it is worth being so close to it--there seemed a lot of panhandling, a lot of miscellaneous merchandise being sold, street musicians of a depressing rather than creative nature--setting does not do justice to the wonderful building, which deserves a more respectful context (for architectural and cultural reasons--not making religious/moral judgment here).

Loved it. PERFECT location. We walked out of the door and were part of the Cathedral Square Christmas market. Our room looked out over a busy pedestrian street but wasn't noisy at night. The room and bathroom were large by French standards (Rm 306), There was a refrigerator in the room. My husband was thrilled to find 3 power outlets available in the room. There was a nice flat screen TV. The room was clean and well appointed. The hotel staff all spoke perfect English and were very, very polite. This is a MUCH better location than the more expensive hotel in Petite France that we were considering. The only negative was that the only soap available was a huge, multiuse container of liquid soap in the shower. I, personally, would never have used that and luckily brought my own. There is a pharmacy a block away if you forget anything. Just about everything in Stasbourg is an easy walk from this hotel. LOTS and LOTS of shopping and food. We had fantastic choucroute garni at a touristy but excellent restaurant a few doors down called Le Dauphin.