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We chose this hotel for economic reasons. The fact that the only night staying and having a car was that it was not meaningful to spend the ”did” figures they ask in the hotels in the centre of Strasbourg, because the King Soleil is in the noise and if you don't have your own means, I would say that it is very unrecommendable: it is a four-star average, perhaps overpriced, but in Strasbourg it is so. It is excellent to park in garage for only 5 euros, but also wanting to avoid this small amount, The hotel is located in the heart of the city, and the hotel is located in the heart of the city, and the hotel is located in the heart of the city. We had left packs to be kept in a freezer, and had to store a low temperature medicine in a refrigerator bag. And no, lovely, you don't do that! Raise the c. and go to you to pick them up, don't send us the client, even because you could quietly leave the post, being accompanied by another colleague. Or, as an alternative, remove the ”Prestige” not deserved from the hotel's name.

The hotel is located away from the city center and is located exactly the opposite side indicated by Google Maps. A tram station is right in front of the hotel, if you want to go downtown where parking is difficult. The reception is open 24 hours a day which is very important. The Reception Hall is Open Space for different activities, restaurant lounge bar and a reading area and games room and a TV area. Breakfast is well provided, but as 90% of the client are early risers, if you get there 9:15 a.m., there is almost nothing left to eat and the kitchen service only replenishes the buffet after a severe complaint from a customer. Which is a shame compared to the quality displayed by the hotel. The hotel must see this problem of supplying the buffet at breakfast. This is my observation of two successive mornings. The hotel hasn't'its own car park, but a car park in partnership with Parking Futura is just near the hotel. The car park is closed and secure and paying. There are family rooms for four adults at this hotel. A family room is composed of two independent rooms with a single main entrance and two independent entrances inside. The rooms are comfortable and soundproofed and cleaned and are tidy and clean down to the bathroom.

We stayed here for two nights and overall had a pleasant experience. Breakfast was adequate - not as good as some of the hotels in the chain, but serviceable. Really Good croissants! Parking is a bit of a mess. We arrived after 8pm both nights and got the last parking spot. Not sure what happens to those arriving later. Air conditioning worked well - important when it is ＞33 out! Biggest letdown was the internet though. Something really wrong with it. We had the last room in the hall and the connection strength was under 5mbs. Ping times to the router in the hotel were over 200ms. Even when working, would cut out for minutes at a time. With a family of four and wanting to load some fresh videos for the next part of the road trip, this was really disappointing and not up to normal IHG standards. Frustrating for a family holiday, but if you need Internet for business, this would have been a deal breaker.

During late November and early December we were on a Gate1 Christmas market tour and The Hilton Strasbourg Hotel was one of the chosen itinerary hotels. We stayed two nights and while it wasn't a bad stay, it was nothing memorable (I actually didn't take pictures of the room!) or special. The room furnishing, lighting, and carpeting really felt dated and should be renovated to make a more warm and welcoming atmosphere. And I might be a bit generous here, after the previous hotel's (bathroom door got locked and the hotel maintenance man had to drill and destroy the door handle and plate) door fiasco and less than clean room and comparing them. The room at this Hilton was acceptably clean. The tour group had arranged a dinner (probably because our schedule had us arriving later) at the hotel with a choice of quiche or chicken and an apple streudel for dessert. Our friend had some sort of dietary restrictions as well as some others in the tour group. Our waiter was attentive and made sure he gave those guests their correct plates. However for dessert, another waiter was helping and just passing out the plates of apple strudel to everyone. She saw our waiter and asked him what was in that dish and he apologized and said that was the wrong dessert for her and took it away. But sadly for her eating restrictions, the dessert they provided her were three oranges instead of apple strudel! Breakfast buffet was ok, not bad and variety/quality were ok. Wait staff was fine. One member of our group had Hilton Diamond status and the front desk did let him and his wife access their lounge but he said it was also just ok, nothing special. Not sure if we'd choose to stay here as it was just an ok/unmemorable stay at this Hilton. Location isn't too bad but not super close to some attractions. Staff were generally ok but didn't really seem as helpful.

For our return journey from Italy we booked 2 nights at the Residence Inn. The serviced apartments hotel, together with its sister hotel AC Hotel by Marriott, is located in a brand new building in the booming European Quarter in Strasbourg. The Pradus underground car park is available for both houses, which gives hotel guests a discount of 5 euros per day (exchange tickets at reception) and also has an elevator to the hotel level, which is barrier-free. We chose the Residence Inn because it had a very reasonable deal including breakfast and a 20% discount at the gourmet restaurant L'Archipel. The entire house with both brands is brand new and the rooms are up to date with the latest hotel amenities. In addition to the location, the quality of the Marriott beds and the good AC hotel breakfast, which always includes an IBERICO S*****en from the slicer, were other reasons for choosing the hotel. We were able to easily go on excursions to the Alsatian wine villages by car. The European Quarter, including a visit to Parliament, can be explored on foot. Attention: For Strasbourg and Colmar, German cars have also required the Critair environmental sticker since the beginning of 2023. It can be easily ordered online and costs a processing fee of 5 euros - a violation will be significantly more expensive. For a tour into the city center, where parking is difficult and expensive, we recommend the modern tram, which takes 10 minutes from the hotel to the center. We slept very quietly and well at the Residence Inn - the soundproofing of the windows is optimal. The good breakfast takes place in buffet form for both houses on the 9th floor. The staff is young and very helpful - special requests for breakfast were even served the following day without being asked. The only point of criticism: The air conditioning in the room blows specifically on your neck and back when you sit at the desk - but it is possible to switch it off. Conclusion: A modern mid-range hotel in the European Quarter that is equally suitable for business and leisure guests. You can choose between serviced apartments or the 4-star rooms of the AC Hotel.

Room reserved for 3 nights. Positive points : - The welcome - Clean and spacious room - The bar The negative points : - I didn't find any negative points during my stay Reserve without hesitate.

First off - there is no place designated to park a car to unload luggage. There is however a sign saying don't park here. Parking garage - several blocks away - is very scary. Underground - no lighting. Then you have to walk past homeless people sleeping on the sidewalks to get to the hotel. Ick. The elevator is the tiniest I've ever seen. You cannot put two people in it at the same time. The room was large and clean though, and it was quiet. Freeway access was easy. There are a few good places to eat within walking distance.

Easy budget ? 179 euro e' un easy budget ? 1 singola con colazione. Ponte dell'immacolata 2023 PRENOTATO CON *********** .Camere piccolissime allestite minimal, se fossimo stati in 2 o passava 1 persona o l'altra ai piedi del letto, oltre a 2 appendini per cappotti dove scivolava tutto ad ogni passata. ( Ridicole le mensole sopra tv e anche l'altra al posto dell' armadio : chi e' basso di statura come ci arriva ? ). NO ARMADI. L'ARCHITETTO O DESIGNER VERAMENTE PRIVO DI ”REALISMO ” SOLO APPARENZA DI DESIGN , POI TUTTO VERAMENTE SCOMODO . Niente asciugamano grande per doccia. Dispenser sapone liquido per tutto. Finestra solo basculante inapribile. Nessuna possibilita' di parcheggio neanche a pagamento. Al telefono non rispondevano piu' prima di arrivare per chiedere informazione. La mattina della partenza con tantissime persone non c'era nessun receptionist 9 12 2023. Allarme che suonava nei corridoi alle 8. Il giorno prima donne di menage che bussavano alle 8. La ragazza che mi ha ricevuto molto gentile e super disponibile ( provvista di cell e pc : no vera reception ) : welcome drink ( the e Saint Nicholas chocolate ) mi ha aiutato con valigie. Il riscaldamento non puo' essere regolato dal cliente al di fuori dei loro orari programmati. No minibar ne cassaforte Ad 1 km e piu' dall'inizio del centro in via anonima senza nulla come ristoranti ecc. Un supermercato dietro l'angolo. Nessun bar fuori per la colazione. Comunque colazione ok che ti sprepari da solo : per le mie esigenze va anche bene, ma per chi ama colazioni abbondanti : proprio basic. Stanno ristrutturando un palazzo nella parte interna del cortile cosi' anche di sabato operai che lavorano. E' la seconda esperienza di un ibis easy budget ( l'altro a Londra ) Hanno personale giovane molto disponibile e gentile ma loro risicano sui costi su tutto ( 2 asciugamanini per faccia, neanche 1 grande per corpo ) ...figuriamoci minibar ..non se ne parla . La camera e pulita e moderna . Cioe' tutto politically correct ma danno poco per quanto chiedono come tariffa.