Le Bristol

I stayed 2 nights at Le Bristol and found it to be a good basic hotel with recently renovated rooms. It looks a bit naff from the outside as there is an empty shop on the frontage and the entrance is quite small with no ramp for suitcases or wheelchairs. It's an old building so the lift (slow) and the stairs are a bit narrow by current standards, and the rooms a bit small but the renovations give you all you need in a hotel room, and nothing you don't. WiFi is good and reliable. It has air conditioning in the rooms which was wonderful as their was a heatwave occurring when I was there. Modern windows keep the noise from the streets down and the curtains are thick enough to keep the lights out, so I slept well here. The bathroom was nice and had modern Villeroy & Boch fixtures. Breakfast was the typical limited French fare served in a windowless basement for an extra 10 Euros, with only yogurt and fruit as the GF options, but I packed my own GF food so didn't starve. Front desk were staff were friendly with limited English, and if you want bottled water it costs e2.50 extra - normally free in most European hotels. No fridge in the room, which most other hotels at this price have. The location is great - well placed for a short walk into Strasbourg and close to dozens of places to eat and drink, as well as 2 minutes to the main station. It worked fine for what I wanted in a hotel and was ideal for arriving and departing by train.

The worst hotel I have ever visited. The photos that have on the internet do not correspond in reality so I attached and photos below both to show the space that is very small as well as the cleanliness. The air conditioner was obviously not working. I would not recommend it to anyone.

Beautiful place. Close to the center of strasbourg. Room clean, large, and tidy Very good breakfast. The staff was very welcoming and ready for the needs we needed. If we would go to Strasbourg again the choice will always be this hotel