Munster Hotel Guide - Route des Cretes hotels in Munster, France.

"Everything as it should "

"Great stay"

"The hotel is centrally located and very well organised. We sfayed in the new building and everything was perfect."

"Great for a family get together. Beautiful view, nicely equipped kitchen, plenty of room for our 6 adults, toddler and baby. The drive up to the property is switchbacks but you soon get used to it."

"Great location and great property with the caveats below.Be aware the price on VRBO was only for 4 people. We had 7 of us (5 adults and 2 kids) and the fee for the extra 3 adults was significant. To be fair we learned about it fairly quickly after making our reservation so it wasn't a surprise on day 1.If renting from the US like we did, be aware that no bath or bed linen are provided (you can rent them). Also no consumables are provided (TP, paper towels, dish soap, sponges, shampoo or soap, garbage bags...). Everything is closed on Sunday in Alsace so buy ahead of time if you check in on Saturday too late to go shopping before Monday.You can take a path to the town of Munster (about a mile), garbage/recycle dropoff about 1/2 mile and bakery a mile down the road. Small farm 2 blocks away for cheese or saucisson and other local products. No milj or eggs though. Good free talk from the cheese maker but not much to see of the farm itself.Kitchen and pots and pans are well appointed (just remember to bring your own salt and pepper, etc ...)Roomy pleasant property, modern and clean. Be aware there are no grounds, just an outside deck. It's not as isolated as we expected and you can hear some road noise (early morning vehicles).One of the beds broke during our stay so one member of our party had to sleep on the couch in the main room for 3 nights because the owner couldn't get it sorted out during our stay. They did compensate us by letting that person stay for free."

"We had a fantastic time.The contact with the owner was easy, the house is very well located, the view is overwhelming and the walking paths are just out of the front door."