Pet Friendly Hotels in Bas-Rhin

Facilities: The amenities are quite comprehensive. The curtains are thick, and the room I stayed in was like a one-bedroom apartment, with the sofa bed already made up. The soundproofing in the room is also excellent. There are plenty of power outlets and USB charging ports for phones. Hygiene: The toilet has a wet/dry separation, with both a shower and a bathtub. I didn't use the bathtub though; it looked like a jacuzzi, and they even provided bath salts, but for a one-night stay, I didn't have time to use it. Environment: The hotel is just a two-minute walk from the train station, right on the square in front of it. However, the hotel sign isn't very prominent. Once you know where it is, you can spot it immediately upon exiting the station. It's also within walking distance of attractions like Petite France and the cathedral. Service: You can store your luggage, and there's complimentary iced lemon water in the lobby, which is great on hot days.

The hygiene is OK, and the bed in the room is quite comfortable. The design of the bathroom is a bit strange, but it is no problem to use it. The room is a little small, but the space design is quite reasonable, so it is not a problem to spread out the suitcases. The good thing is that the club has a relatively large business area and lounge area, and you can go in at any time to have some drinks, coffee, and snacks. There are few types, but it is better than nothing~ The nearby parking lot needs to walk for six or seven minutes. The hotel has a preferential price. You need to ask the hotel for a coupon before checking out

The hotel is located in a small town near Strasbourg, about a half-hour drive from the city center. Because it was during the Thanksgiving Christmas market, the hotel price doubled. However, at the usual price, I think the hotel's environment and service would be acceptable. My room had a full set of kitchenware, so I could cook my own meals, making it a good choice for family trips. There are also old historical buildings and museums nearby, which are worth visiting if you have time.

The location is very good, just in the row of hotels opposite the Strasbourg train station, you can see it at the train station. The hotel room is small, but it is very clean, and there is air conditioning (just in Europe, air conditioning is very important). The hotel has an elevator (can take three people), the front desk and the service staff are very friendly, it is basically speaking French, English is normal, but the communication is no problem. The hotel's breakfast buffet is 10 euros, we ate once, not bad, chocolate small bread and strawberry bread are delicious, French style breakfast (there is less meat). Opposite the hotel is McDonald's, next to the Carrefour city, the Evian mineral water inside is the cheapest British and French travel, 1.5 liters of 0.62 euros a bottle, cheaper than Paris. Others eat enough, you can replenish food. In short, the overall impression of this hotel is good, will consider staying next time.

The tram and bus stop were close by, so the access was good. I didn't eat breakfast, but there was a bakery nearby, so it was easy to buy. There is an elevator in the hotel, but when you enter the hotel from outside the hotel, there are about 10 steps, so you have to carry your suitcase up.