3-Star Hotels in Grand Est, France

Location was great, 2 mins from train station. This is not close to Old Town so will need to walk about 15-20mins. We booked the classic double room but I think we got upgraded to a suite. There was a bath tub and one shower room separately. The living room (without tv) and a separate bedroom (with tv). We left our charger and call back to check with reception. The receptionist was friendly to assist.

The location is excellent, with the B tram stop right outside. A walk along the Ill River from the hotel to Petite France offers fantastic views. The hotel facilities are also very complete, and a supermarket is about 100 meters away.

The location is the main catch - 7 mins drive to the airport and 1 min walk to the France/Swiss border. Bus stop is right in front of the property and the tram stop is just 4 mins away.The apartment is ok, just basic. The property is a bit old but well maintained but can use some renovations especially the carpet. I perceived a funny smell as I stepped into the room (I think it's from the carpet). The service is fantastic, the staff attends to you with smiles always. There's a private swimming pool . There's a kitchenette in the room with some essentials(fridge, kettle , pots, plates, microwave, cutlery , induction and co)though I didn't get to use them. The room is spacious but the shower room is small.The cleaning can be done better - found some hair strands on the floor, dust/stains on the chair and the barrier at the back door/balcony. I like that the main door is always locked and you are given a code to unlock it from outside, feels safe. There's someone at the front desk 24 Hours. There is a restaurant directly opposite the property, I had dinner there on my first night, not bad and the price is reasonable. More cafes, shops and restaurants down the street about 3/4 minutes walk. The Lady at the front desk assisted me to order a taxi to the airport. New hand towel and sponge in the kitchenette Overall, not bad and it's reasonably priced.

Location: It is just a 5-10 minutes walk from Gare de Strasbourg train station and just less than 5 minutes walk from the mall Place Les Halles where they have many shopping stores and restaurants. Relax walking from hotel to Petite France was just around 15-20 minutes. The hotel area is pretty safe as well. Services: Hotel staffs are nice and very helpful. We arrived before our check-in time and we can keep our luggage in the hotel for free before checked-in and even after checked-out. Amenities: Room has a strong good cold AC - which is very important during summer time. It also has TV, study table, wardrobe, kitchen full set along with microwave, stove, fridge, and proper utensils also its soap. For the toilet, extra tissues, shower and shampoo gel were also provided. Toilet has a towel dryer, hair dryer, mirror lamp. The shower functioning well though the shower room is pretty small. The bed and white sleeping pillows were comfortable, only one suggestion perhaps it can be cleaned more or changed the blue bed cover and square pillows as it was dusty when I came hence I did not use those blue ones. I will surely coming back again to stay here when I visit Strasbourg next time! Thank you once again for the hotel team!

It's very stylish and has excellent access to the center of Colmar's old town. The hostel has an elevator so you can carry large luggage with ease, and the reception staff are very kind, but the best thing about it is that you can stay in such a stylish hostel for this price.

The hotel's location is excellent, just a 10-minute walk from Petite France. The room was clean, tidy, and quiet, with a well-equipped kitchen for self-catering. On-site parking is available for 15 euros per night.

the hotel is clearly needing some rework done, windows that don't close, floors that have seen too much cleaning ... and also the bathroom is really tiny, I'm only 1m60 and could not sit straight on the toilet because of the wall.. But they are already working on it, one part of the hotel was completely closed due to the works being done, no idea if they will adjust the (bath)room sizes. The breakfast buffet was very good!! Did not expect this in France ;-) The closeness of Germany has maybe an influence, but really good! I hope the prices will remain ok after all the works have been done

Our visit to Champagne Domaine Sacret was truly one of the highlights of our trip to Champagne. From the moment we arrived, the experience felt warm, authentic, and incredibly well thought out. This is a family-owned B&B. The setting in Aÿ is stunning—peaceful, scenic, and surrounded by beautiful vineyards that perfectly capture the charm of the Champagne region. The hospitality was exceptional; the hosts were welcoming, knowledgeable, and clearly passionate about what they do, complimentary champagne tasting every evening at 6 pm is cherry on the cake. The champagne itself was outstanding—refined, elegant, and memorable. Each tasting came with insightful explanations, making the experience both enjoyable and educational. You can really feel the craftsmanship and heritage behind every bottle. What stood out the most was how personal and genuine the entire visit felt. It wasn’t just a tasting—it was an immersive experience into the world of champagne making. Highly recommended for anyone visiting the region. Whether you’re a champagne enthusiast or just looking for a unique and relaxing experience, this is a must-visit.

Very comfortable hotel, the room is spacious and bright. The big sister at the front desk service is really friendly. The surrounding environment is also very quiet. Living here is very cost-effective and worth recommending

This is essentially student accomodation, bare of many of the little touches you expect even from a 3-star. Some things were good w.g. WiFi was strong, shower was powerful even on the top floor, and it was very quiet. The main issue was the box bed. I had a single bed which was most definitely a single, and short enough so my feet dangled over the end and hit the box the mattress was in. It was not uncomfortable, but not comfy either. Bonus points for cheapness (you get what you pay for) and the really, really nice and helpful reception desk man.