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7Hotel&Spa
8/10 Good
"The staff were so lovely and helpful. The only downside was that as we had a little person in tow, we'd have to pay to use the pool in the spa downstairs. Which was a shame as we booked the hotel specifically as it said there was a pool. The breakfast was really nice, every member of staff we met were all so lovely and it was only a quick drive into Colmar."
OKKO Hotels Strasbourg Centre
10/10 Excellent
"Great hotel well connected to the centre of the city and a nice lively neighbourhood. Parking nearby was straightforward"
The Originals Boutique, Hôtel d'Alsace, Strasbourg Sud
8/10 Good
"Upon check in I was completely miffed. Reception informed me I had not selected an air conditioned room but if I wanted one I could pay 20euros more a night. I declined this extortion and let them know that I had never been given a choice on the Hotels.com platform. Given that temps were in the 90s and then 100 I had booked the hotel thinking it was a step up from the cheaper Ibis Budget Hotel in Vigies that I had stayed in during the prior canicule and for almost half the price I had blissful central air. The fan in the room did nothing and I was constantly taking cold showers in the night to ward off heat stroke. The hotel advertised sauna facilities and in essence my room was a glorified dry sauna. Fortunately they provide access to a Culligan water unit so I was religiously filling up carafes on the basement level and taking the elevator to my room in a desperate attempt to stay hydrated. On a good note after three days I checked out and went to a cheaper hotel in the city that had air conditioning. The staff contacted me after I departed to let me know I had left a credit card in the room so even though I have no idea how that happened I appreciate that they reached out. I was in such a daze from the heat in the room that anything is possible. I’m really thankful I was able to survive especially given my preexisting heart condition. Once I checked into the new hotel I took a cold shower and slept in the air confirmed room. I was finally out of the damn sauna"