Hotels With Pool in Grand Est, France

One of the strangest hotel I stayed. I've visited 21 European Country so far, but this hotel was quite different from the previous ones. Firstly, the check-in process was annoying. The woman in the reception told us that we would not be able to have the key of the apartment before 3 pm, which had been officially anounced. That was understandable. However, the woman at the reception could have been more polite. Furthermore, they asked us to fill out a form although she had already asked our personal information. There was no air conditioning at the reception desk but we had to spend time over there despite the extremely hot weather. After 3 pm, more than 10 people were waiting in front of the desk in order to collect the key of the apartments (havasız küçücük bir alanda)... Finally, it was our turn, they told us that we had to pay a deposit for 50€ (if we break anything in the apartment) and they told us this can happen. Ok, maybe it happened before but although I stayed in apartments more than 8-10 times (in different European countries), I've never encountered a policy like this. Apparently, they came up with a ”genius” policy that no other apartment I have stayed in across Europe has ever had. As a bonus, there is a sign inside the room: ”if you forget to clean the kitchen, we charge you with 15€”... Also, inside the room, there was no enough rack to put our luggages on.. Even if the room was clean, and the location was good enough, this apartment/hotel will be a place I never want to stay again...

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.

Overall, it was a pleasant stay, but I wouldn’t quite consider it a five-star experience. The building itself is beautiful, and the bed and sauna were both very comfortable. I also want to mention Sarah from the sauna team — she was extremely kind and helpful, which made a great impression. That said, I was quite disappointed with the room’s cleanliness. When we checked in, we noticed stains on the pillow, sheets, and duvet. We asked for the pillow to be replaced, but it seemed to be overlooked the first time. Even more surprisingly, the bedding didn’t appear to be changed the next day — the same stained pillow and sheets were still there, which was disappointing. We also accidentally spilled a bit of coffee on the bedside table one morning, and when we came back later that day, the stain was still there, which made us question how thoroughly the room had been cleaned. Lastly, a small detail — my surname, “Lin,” was misspelled as “Lim” twice. It’s a minor thing, but one I wouldn’t expect from a hotel of this rating. In summary, while the property and facilities are lovely, the cleanliness and attention to detail fell short of what I’d expect from a five-star hotel.

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.

Dit hotel is een perfecte uitvalsbasis voor een tussenstop, Bij aankomst toont het hotel van buitenaf een verwaarloosde indruk ,maar binnen is dat zeker niet het geval, wij hadden een familiekamer en we hebben in Frankrijk nog nooit zo een grote kamer gehad ,de kamer is zeer groot en mooi ,alleen spijtig dat de gordijnen een armoedige uitstraling hebben en niet erg verduisterend zijn  Restaurant is een aanrader  Voor ons zeker voor herhaling vatbaar 

This was such a nice experience. Clean spacious room for four. Loved the shower/bathroom. Great breakfast options. Quiet. We had a car (free and safe underground parking) and needed a place to stay close to where we needed to to be and this worked out perfectly. Staff was very nice and helpful too. It’s out of town, but if you have a car, highly recommended, especially if you want to discover the Kochersberg.

The hotel has its own underground parking, which is very convenient and reasonably priced. The room was clean, but we had to make our own beds, though fresh sheets and duvet covers were provided. The bathroom didn't have toiletries, just a small bar of soap for handwashing. The single bed was quite narrow, but the sofa bed was large and very comfortable. With a pool and paid breakfast, it's a good value-for-money economy resort hotel. Please note: This room type does not have a balcony, despite what the website photos show.

Nicely located best the train station and with the city center 10 minutes by foot. The hotel itself could use some renovation, it seemed old but okay for a short stay. As for the room, at first I was offered a wheelchair room, which had small windows, twin beds, was not cozy at all, and also lacked shower chair. So I asked to be provided with a superior studio that I initially booked :) The room was spacious, with double bed, mini kitchen, washing machine, fridge, dishes and some kitchen utensils. It was enough for a short stay. The one thing that surprised me was that toilet and bathroom were separated in different corners of the apartment: toilet at the entrance door, and bathroom next to the bed, so you need to turn around three corners to wash your hands 🤪 But the staff was helpful and overall I was satisfied with my stay. Thanks!

charming and elegant hotel, excellent service at the pool with cold champagne and other drinks, pool water at the perfect temperature and delicious food at the restaurant (best escargot we have ever eaten) I thank the hotel staff (especially at the arrival where the lady who welcomed us was very friendly and efficient) all the staff who welcomed us with great professionalism and good humor in all areas of the hotel!

The neighborhood isn't the best; there’s some noise and shouting in the evenings. However, the hotel is within a 12-minute walk to the city center. The room is nice, clean, and has been recently renovated. There is also a mini-fridge in the room. The only drawback is that there isn't a proper closet. They could have added more shelves alongside the hanging space, but I guess that was up to the interior designer’s whim. Also, the room only has instant coffee; I thought those days were over and that everyone had switched to capsule coffee by now. These are small, inexpensive details that I believe really matter.