Hôtel de l'Europe by Happyculture

I'd seen pictures of the rooms on Hotels.com and they were adorable. I couldn't wait to stay here...the reality was not so cute. The hotel isn't terrible, its just not what the pictures represented. Our room was very old, it seemed it hadn't been updated since the early 80s. We were on a top floor, and the metal safety shades in the windows were partially down so the room was pretty dark the entire time we were there. The tv came on a few times in the middle of the night. The beds are pretty hard. When we checked in, the room they gave us was occupied, I found out by walking in and there was a woman in bed watching TV...awkward but also worried me for my own safety in my room. We were there the weekend before christmas so the room was around $300 a night, but really felt more like a hostel. It was fine for 3 days but I wouldn't stay there again.

Hotel is nice but staff are FABULOUS!

We checked into the hotel and were immediately concerned by the shabby entrance. When we reached our room however we were stunned. The room was the size of a closet, the door to the bathroom was being held open with a trash can, there were stacks of dirty food trays in the dark hall and the walls appeared to b filthy. We was shown 2 other rooms which were no better. This hotel looks NOTHING like the online photos! Not even close. Needless to say we left without staying even tho it meant losing the entire amount of our 4 night stay.

Our room was the smallest room there but I felt like it was quite large by any standards. We didn't have any problems with the room. We felt like it was well-taken care of and we were taken care for. Some positive about this hotel is that it is clean, pretty big, really close to Petit France (which is about a block away), close enough to the main station (maybe 10 minutes walk), close to some restaurants and supermarkets. One thing I did want to mention is that we booked this place because it said it had "self service laundry". However, when we arrived and asked about this, they said they didn't have washing machines on the premise. Not sure if it's cause the attendant there just didn't understand what we were saying, but that is something to keep in mind. If you are in a pinch to do laundry though, there is a laundromat which is about less than 5 minutes walk that you can use. Otherwise, I like the hotel and the service it provides!

Very convenient for visiting the old town. Useful advice on restaurants.

Lovely! One weekend night in beautiful Strasbourg. The hotel is right in La Petite France area, where you can walk along the typical streets and the river in minutes.

This was my second year staying here because the location is perfect, centered in the old city for the multiple Christmas markets. The staff is always friendly and espresso, coffee, and mulled wine are put out late afternoon. Rooms are basic, lacking any real amenities, but clean. A multi-purpose body wash/shampoo is installed in the shower (no bath tub), but no other toiletries. I haven't had the breakfast, but the downstairs lounge is cozy. The bed is the standard European hard with flat lumpy pillows. The biggest perk of staying here is hands down the unbeatable location. Tons of restaurants and shopping, historic buildings, cathedrals, and of course, the Christmas markets are within a few steps. There's a tiny self park garage for a nightly fee, but only accessible between 10pm and 11am or so since the streets are all barricaded the rest of the day.

Excellent location and tremendous friendly staff.

Fantastic hotel. I was totally blown away how great this place is.

Walking distance from the station & to the city. Very clean hotel & very friendly staff especially Marie!