This hotel is located right in the city, though it could be a little hard to locate as it be behind a closed department store. The rooms are nice but rather small. Service standard are average maybe because of the language barrier confusion. Overall, it is a good stay.

Stayed at this hotel for 3 nights in November 2011 with 10 other people from work, we were visting Mulhouse and surrounding areas.

The location of this hotel was absolutely perfect and a one minute walk from the centre and Noel Marche (Christmas Market) and was also less than 10 minute walk from the train station.

The rooms were absolutely spotless and the prices very reasonable. We all stayed on the 3rd floor and i took advantage of the sauna and hammam, they also have a gym and shower.

Breakfast was very good and breakfast area very spacious.

The staff were very attentive and also very patient as a few of our group were a tad "jolly" after a few mulled wines etc in the bar/seating area and got rather noisy but reception staff were very patient & friendly. I would definitely stay there again and would definitely visit Mulhouse again at that time of year, beautiful place :-)

Stayed here for one night in October, in the "partie résidence", a separate wing on the third floor. Very quiet and comfortable. Pleasant, airy room, bathroom with tub. Couldn't do better for the price. Recommended.

The main attraction is the hotel's location, literally a minute from the main square, which is lovely.

Hotel interior is fine, nothing spectacular - nearest British equivalent would be a more upmarket Holiday Inn? Rooms not particularly good looking but bigger than average. When we arrived there was a carnival on which meant things getting a bit noisy and rowdy. No big shakes though if you're from Scotland. Staff were a mixed bunch, some friendly, others not. We got a cot for our baby in the room no problem.

Mulhouse not an an obvious choice for a holiday; we came as it has direct flights from Edinburgh. Hotel is 20 minutes from train station, which is handy if you want to explore France and Swizerland. The town of Colmar is absolutely beautiful and an essential day trip, Strasbourg the same although you probably knew that anyway. Basle is the nearest big city. It is is attractive and worth a trip but not outstanding.

Mulhouse struck me as place whose glories are in the past - feeling it was damaged in the war, perhaps. That said, some lovely streets around main square. And while not a huge fan of zoos, this one was worth a visit as it was in attractive parkland and ideal for children.