Séjours & Affaires Strasbourg Kléber

Very well located. The apartment has everything which is useful! It's neat and clean and the aparthotel has an elevator. It's a 10 minute walk from the train station. Not very fancy though.

Dysfunctional check-in process via key box. Great location. Nice clean room with kitchenette.

I liked this place even if the service was minimal. It is run quasi like an apartment building. Unless you spend more than 7days there, you get no maid service and you are expected to take out your own garbage regardless. Since I'm not messy, this didn't bother me too much. It came with a fan (thankfully as it was quite warm), a kitchenette, kitchen supplies, and a decent bathroom. I had a problem turning the fridge on, but the front desk was good about quickly sending up a service guy (the fuse box had a few switches off was all it was). The area is great, about a 20min walk to the bus/train station and all around is shopping and neat buildings. Save your appetite because all around are cafes and pastry shops.

An excellent choice for a three night stay in Strasbourg. The apart/ hotel was situated in the middle of town very near the tram station. The room was well appointed with everything that was needed for the two of us. The bed was comfortable and although being on the street, noise was not an issue. It was extremely hot during our visit and there is no air conditioning, that being said, the receptionist provided us with a fan upon request, which was adequate in keeping us cool. We used the hotels underground car park which was very good. The freee wifi worked well.The only problem was the water tank located in the bathroom, which like a number of other reviewers took its toll on my head. I was particularly impressed with the friendliness and efficiency of the two receptionists, who I could not fault.

Excellent place to stay right in the centre of Strasbourg. Very good value with smart, clean and spacious rooms. On site parking was a boon although the underground garage was a bit tight and I struggled to get up the ramp - wheelspin, etc. The only downside was the lack of air conditioning and that really is essential in Strasbourg in the summer