Colmar Hotel Guide - House of the Heads hotels in Colmar, France.

"The location was excellent. And the room was beautiful and in keeping with the period."

"Great hotel there are stairs keep in mind if heavy luggage"

"Petit déjeuner bon et copieux Personnel très professionel"

"Good breakfast, friendly staff. Room fridge, coffee maker, hot water kettle was welcomed."

"Very clean room, breakfast great. Across the street from main train station. WiFi a bit weak but workable."

"An incredible hotel and the kindest hotel staff!! Our room was beautiful, clean and comfortable and the location was perfect! However, the highlight of our stay was the wonderful staff who upgraded our room, kindly prepared a to go breakfast since we had to check out early and even gave us a delicious welcome cake! Although our stay was short, we enjoyed every minute and can’t wait to return."

"Great hotel, easy check in and staff were very informative - happy to give advice on best locations to visit. Secured parking as also a great benefit. "

"On the whole, we were very happy with our stay here. However, there was one issue that caused us a problem in our apartment (306). Sometimes, there was a strong smell of sewerage on the upper floors but at other times it was ok. We couldn't work out if it was the drains or the air con. This was reported twice to reception and was acted upon both times but was never fully resolved."

"There are two tales here. The night staff is just ok and the day one is super friendly, so no complains about the staff in general. However, the hotel feels dirty and is ugly. A lot of the equipment doesnt feel of good quality, and the rooms have installations that feel from the communist era in Eastern Europe. That's not good, cause they are asking more than the price of 4stars hotels in other places in Western Europe. Heck, this stop of the itinerary was more expensive than one in a 5stars hotel we had. It is a shame that they have a historic house that they use for publicity, because nobody is actually staying there."