Great location, low price... that's about it. Ten minute walk from City centre in residential area but other than that this place should only be considered by pack packers and those on an extremely low budget. We stayed for two nights on our way from Northern France to SPain (the long way), we were not in a hurry and had booked this in advance. Basic does not adequtely desscribe this appart/hotel. Still you live and learn!

We stayed here for 2 nights in the wonderful town of Strasbourg. The hotel was in a nice residential area, not too far from the city center. It is a few-minute walk from the tram stop, with grocery stores nearby. The train station is approximately 1 mile away.
We had a studio room with a kitchenette. The bathroom was a little small. But we enjoyed the convenience of being able to prepare our own meals. One downside is that there is no free wifi -- they direct you to use Orange's expensive option.
We would stay here again.

This hotel was recommended by a stranger, and now I can't thank him enough for sending me there. Aurelie and Stephanie from the reception were just incredibly helpful , friendly and accommodating.
I had the chance to stay in two different rooms. The first one had 3 beds, and great windows. I could live there forever. The second room was larger, with balcony and a kitchenette. Both rooms were extremely clean and quiet.
The hotel has good parking, luggage storage, breakfast, and it is not far from main city centre, and bus stops.

We stayed 4 nights, booked with Eurostar, in a 3 bed, 4 person suite on the 5th floor. It had an entrance hall with coat cupboard - the only place to store clothes - leading into a good size bedsit with 2 single beds, table and 4 chairs, TV, 2 ring stove with pans (no kettle), fridge, bowls and cutlery. There was a small double bedroom with bedside lights, but no curtains, only shutter blinds on the outside. The bathroom was sizeable and immaculate; no toiletries except soap, and the towels were scratchy. Everything worked fine. Breakfast was available for 8 euros, but we had ours at the Cafe de la Paix two blocks away near the synagogue where the trams stop. It seemed a nice, quiet residential area, walking distance to the centre. We paid 10 euros extra per night for our son to join us. He has stayed in other hotels there and said it compared well.