If you're looking for a high end place to stay with all the amenities and modern decor keep on…read moredriving. If you're looking for a good quiet place to stay this place is for you. The hotel is an old coach house, which was redone into a hotel with 51 rooms, The decor is a reminder of the age of the place but it is still very cozy and nice. The bed, sink and other things are made of solid old wood and it gives the place old world charm. The upkeep and maintenance leaves to be desired but the place is clean and nice the breakfast is amazing and should be partaken in. :) It also makes a good base for an Alsatian wine trail.

Very nice atmosphere, however the rooms are noisy and without air conditioning (a little tough in…read moreSummer) - if I had been there in winter, I would not have mentioned it probably. There is also a spa. 2 restaurants next to the hotel (Chez Julien and Philippe Bohrer) - I have not tested them, but the usual reviews are very positive.

Highly recommend ESPECIALLY if you are coming to town for the Christmas markets…read more The front desk staff was very professional and friendly. This was especially appreciated since I had accidentally booked a room for 1 versus for the 2 of us. The room was comfortable and clean. There was a kettle. The shower had great water pressure and hot water. There was a bathtub if that would be of interest to you. The parking garage is a quick walk (less than 5 minutes) IF you go the right way - our map app took us around the block vs. a straight line. The breakfast was nice and had excellent croissants.

This was a nice little, reasonably priced hotel in the quaint village of Mulhouse. Just a couple…read moreblocks from the main train station, very easy walk. There is also a post office along the way to mail those postcards to friends. If you're here for Art Basel, it's about a 20-25 minute to Basel train station. The place is nice and clean. A continental breakfast is available for 11 euros. Cereals, fruit, charcuterie, nuts, prunes, teas, and amazing BREAD! So fresh! Probably baked just a few hours prior. Rooms are nice, small, but that is very common in Europe. Wifi was spotty, but we would walk down a block to the cafe and was fine. Staff are super friendly and helpful. There's many walkable restaurants, patisseries and the Garden Ice Cafe that stays open till midnight. Most places do close early. A lovely town square park across from the hotel as well. My favorite thing about this place was the hotel cat, Bling-Bling! A calico who is the biggest lover and wants your attention. This made it special for us, missing our pets back home.

The perfect getaway in the french Vosges region. Bring your bike and explore the region or be…read moresportive and bike up the ballon d'alsace or other mid mountain peaks. The chalets are very wel equiped with a dishwasher, oven, microwave and enough cutlery. The owners are very nice and will welcome you with a drink. The park is very well maintined and has a small indoor swimming pool and a nice hottub(private rent for 12 euro an hour).

A lovely boutique hotel in the heart of the old town housed in a building that dates from 1609. Our…read moregroup of 5 had three rooms -2 on third floor (203, 206) and one on top floor (304). All provided a comfortable, quiet sleep in a nicely air-conditioned environment but all were a bit different. The hotel name (house of the heads) is derived from the distinctive terra cotta heads that cover the front facade of the hotel. 203 had been recently updated so the bathroom was new with a spacious shower and updated fixturing and lighting. 304 was smaller but had access to the hotel's small balcony out front with a bistro table and two chairs. We had fun waving to the tourists taking pictures of the facade from it. This room was not updated and like our room, 206 had an older bathroom with a tub and hand-held shower wand. 206 was the largest of our three rooms with plenty of room to spread out although storage space for unpacking was quite limited-just a modest closet. 206 had the same tub configuration and also a single sink, but did have a tiny phone booth-sized shower. Our bed was firm but comfortable. My only nit (my wife's actually) was the hair dryer not seeming to work properly. Breakfast was included in the room rate and included the typical items you see in Europe-breads, cheeses, yogurt, fruit -and was served on the first floor above the lobby. We enjoyed our two-night stay in early August and found the front desk staff-especially the afternoon/evening duo - quite helpful and speaking good English. I'm hoping on a future visit to see all the rooms updated in the style of room 203 which would raise my review to 5 stars for sure.

This was definitely a unique hotel. The building is a historical landmark built in the early 1600s,…read moreadorned by 106 distinctive little heads (statues of course). The interior has been renovated to look like a quaint cottage with modern touches (the hotel lobby has a modern look, but the restaurant portion and room I was in had a more cottage-y feel). It's a good place for a romantic stay. I was in a room on the top floor that had a small balcony facing the street - pretty quiet in this part of town. The furniture was not the fanciest, but the room was cute, the bathroom amenities were nice, and I really liked their selection of complimentary soaps and lotions (Nuxe Paris brand). The hotel is gated and there is a beautiful courtyard in front of the entrance, where guests in the restaurant downstairs can sit. The rate I got was pretty decent for the value. However, something I did not appreciate was how they were sneaky about the breakfast situation... As a way of background, for this trip I had booked nearly a dozen hotels, so it was hard for me to remember exactly which hotels included breakfast. (FYI - this one did not.) When I checked in, they gave me an overview, then casually mentioned "...And breakfast is at (so and so) AM down this corridor..." without stating the price, in a way that made me think this hotel includes breakfast with its stays... until I received the final bill upon check-out and the total ended up being $40 more than what I had expected. This took me by surprise because up to this point, every other hotel that charged breakfast would say "breakfast is at [this time and location] and it will cost $xx.xx" and every hotel I've been to that included breakfast would say what this hotel had told me. Overall, nice hotel, but definitely be on your toes for any unexpected charges. It was definitely not a few dimes and nickels for me!

Highly recommended! Delicious food, wonderful service, beautiful presentation, and charming…read moreambiance. With lots of regional specialties and local dishes, my meal at Le Collet was definitely one of the best meals I had while visiting France on holiday. Make sure to order dessert - yum yum yum!

This place is amazing. It is so beautiful, and it is situated in the middle of Alsace wine…read morecountry. So beautiful. The lady who owns it is very kind and friendly.

I did not stay in the hotel but I did visit. They are a part of the "Bounce" program and open on a…read moreSunday so I was able to leave my suitcase here for the day while I went off to explore Mulhouse. The lady at the check-in desk was polite, spoke perfect English and took care of business promptly. I had no issues. The location of the hotel is excellent, located in the core of the city's shopping areas. It is a very short walk from a tram stop or maybe 10 minutes from the Gare de Mulhouse. And from what I can see, the hotel is in great condition. I'd certainly consider staying here the next time I am in Alsace. [Review 21194 overall - 112 in France - 158 of 2024.]

A quaint and intimate hotel with a fabulous restaurant attached. The proprietor, Monsieur Fichter…read moretakes personal care to ensure your stay is comfortable. The room was average size, very sunny, nice view of the cigoyne nest. We had baby storks to watch. Breakfast was sumptuous. Dinner was spectacular. My husband still talks about the rack of lamb. If you are travelling in Alsace, make this hotel your base. And say hello from us.