Family-friendly Hotels in Strasbourg

The location of the hotel is great, shopping and viewing are super convenient, the hotel service is great, self-driving can park the car at the door, the waiter will help you park the car in the parking lot, you only need to find the waiter and he will drive you to the door , The service is in place, the parking fee is small and expensive, but I personally think it is equivalent to the service, the room is very clean and the toiletries are Hermes, praise 👍

Very friendly receptionist on arrival who spoke very good English after I attempted in terrible French! Clean and comfortable room, with a lovely big shower. Breakfast was good with a nice selection. Not the closest to the city centre but only about 15/20 walk so fine for the price. Would definitely stay again if we come back to Strasbourg.

The hotel is situated at a walking distance to three historic Centre of three city. It can be reachable by car and many public transport where you have the parking option under the hotel which is a public one. The parking lot is crowded but a good option for the ones who will arrive with a care. As the hotel is sharing the building with a shopping mall and IBIS, it makes the location a very busy one. The check in and out speed is efficient. Free WiFi increases the satisfaction. The room is small and old furnished but clean. We stayed 4 person, which we knew that it will be crowded, but it did not affect for a short stay. There are no amenities and mini bar items in the room. The elevators are very old and slow. We did not have the chance to test the restaurant. I suggest for all short occasions and it is worth to see the history Centre.

Hôtel bien situé à 5 min à pied du tramway direct pour le centre de Strasbourg en moins de 10 min. Chambre un peu petite mais propre, calme, personnel sympathique. Petit déjeuner buffet très bien garni; hôtel disposant d'une petite terrasse à l'arrière agréable pour le petit déjeuner (juste dommage qu'un coup de balai ne soit pas passé tout les jours), hôtel disposant d'un parking privé avec un supplément en sous sol fort appréciable.

I have a lot to say about Ciarus, both good and bad. First things first: our arrival. Personally, me and my roommate did not have any problems when we arrived and were promptly given our keys by one of the kind people at the front desk. However, upon asking others in our group how their arrival went, it turns out not everybody had the same experience. Another group of friends were told to wait for a while, and when one girl finally got to present her ID to a lady at the front desk, she was told “boys first” and had to go to the back of the line. Strange, I thought when she told me this. It sounded like from half of the students, their arrival was met rudely and did not leave a good first impression. Still, I continued on with high hopes for our stay here. The first week itself went well, actually! The room I was to stay in was very spacious, we had a beautiful view of the street, and the food was buffet style and decent. I personally felt like the room was nice. However, other students complained about how small their rooms felt like, which I didn’t understand until I visited their room and realized it was half of ours. I would definitely recommend studying abroad to continue hosting this program in Strasbourg! The city itself was not a problem at all. Ciarus became somewhat of a problem when we had our first case of COVID among our classmates. On a late night during our second week there, I received a message that someone had gotten COVID. Later on, another case. The next morning, two more cases. Those who had roommates with COVID had to spend the night with them, as the hostel was totally booked. Many students were exasperated by this. Ciarus did not enforce any type of COVID precautions or separation among the different parties. Upon telling Ciarus that we had COVID cases, they apparently were very shocked and angry, but it wasn’t our fault that we caught covid. When we had figured out who was positive and who was negative, Ciarus refused to allow us to have more rooms to house the negative roommates that were to be kicked out, forcing a reshuffling of rooming situations. A student I knew ended up in a very tiny room with two other students, giving almost no space for their belongings. They had two pairs of bunk beds, meaning 4 beds total. However, one of the beds had already been used by a COVID positive person, and another bed was discovered to have blood splatters on it… they asked the front lady if someone could come and take out and replace the sheets, but refused because of COVID, although everyone was all negative. We tried another staff member, who assured us some clean linens would be provided–linens that never even came. One of them had two options–sleep on the bloody bed or a bed contaminated with COVID. Our cohort was asked to wear masks in the hotel, even though the rest of us were negative. My group of friends and I complied with this demand, only to be treated like hot garbage by some of the staff. My roommate went downsta