Logis Hotel le Parc & Spa

Parking is free and available in front of the hotel and there is a special parking place as well with charging poles. The village itself is very cosy and typical for the region. A lot of wine boutiques and an excellent bakery. Very nice staff and friendly customer service. Beware to reserve a table in the restaurant, it can be crowdy. We had one of the better rooms, a suite, and it was truly very spacious and good, with a large bathe and airco. Recommended.

The hotel is beautiful. Anyway they say this is a 4stars hotel but the service is not corresponding to that rating. Breakfast costs 20 eur for person and that is really expensive as the breakfast is soo poor. I have had a poorost breakfast in this hotel. This is really sad fact. The other point is the shower that the water does not flow properly in the afternoon. It is a shame, because interior is really nice.

A wonderful experience to have stayed in this exceptional Logis hotel, nestled in a lovely Alsace village under the Ht. Köningsburg castle. Everything was perfect from start to finish, including a delicious meal. Great rooms, many with terraces, fantastic breakfast, and an indoor pool, sauna and gym if you need them. Impossible to fault.

We stayed at this hotel for 3 nights while we were visiting the Alsace region. We were very impressed with everything about it. The first thing to impress was the view from the room and the balcony. We could see Chateau Haut Konisberg from our room. The rooms were clean with classy black windowed bathroom - with a curtain if you prefer. Very modern. I enjoyed a swim in the spa pool each day which wasnt too small and also not very busy most of the time. Robes and slippers were provided and towels were at the poolside. Unusual for French hotels the breakfast was really good with an excellent choice. I personally cannot eat breads or pastries but was able to enjoy a bowl of mixed fruit of my choice (strawberries, cherries and melon) topped with an actimel yoghurt or a plain yoghurt. This was followed by a boiled egg which was do it yourself and some cheese. There was a refrigerator with plates of mixed cold meats or mixed cheeses. Just one downside was one day someone in the kitchen was using a machine which was really loud and annoying. I know they had to work but there was a door that could have been closed. Just a small thing. During our stay we ate 2 nights in the Winstub bistro style restaurant serving Alsace specialities like choucrute with all the trimmings alongside French food. As I was not feeling well during the trip I probably didnt make the most of the food but very much enjoyed what I had. On the final evening we ate in the restaurant gastromonique Le Josephine. It was quite formal considering it was just next door to the Winstub and the same staff. However, we were disappointed. Having ordered an apero and then placing our food order we waited for 55 minutes for the food to arrive. During this time I wanted to make my wine order and sat with a massive black book in front of me for nearly 40 minutes before I could attract the attention of the wine waiter. When my food finally arrived it was not what I had ordered and was swiftly taken away and thankfully I didnt have to wait another hour for my actual meal to arrive. I would have ordered another glass of wine to go with the dessert but the wine waiter was so busy flouncing around the tables that had ordered the gastronomique 7 course meal with wines and he was doing his tasting experience thing, swirling the wine, sniffing the wine etc, so no-one else was being served unless you were having that too. However, I did complain about this when we checked out so I have not let it influence my score. The hotel was wonderful as were the staff but I wouldnt eat in the Josephine again. There are lots of other places to eat in the town.