27 rue de Wasselonne , 67000 Strasbourg

Aparthotel Adagio Access Strasbourg Petite France

Name: Aparthotel Adagio Access Strasbourg Petite France
Address: 27 rue de Wasselonne, Strasbourg, 67000, FR
Rating: 4

Aparthotel in Strasbourg

Pets allowed
Family
Accommodation with kitchen
Accessible for disabled

Presentation

The Aparthotel Adagio Access Strasbourg Petite France is easy to spot when leaving the station: a ten-minute walk, along the quays, and you end up on Rue de Wasselonne, rather quiet for such a central neighborhood. Reception never closes, which is reassuring when the train arrives at an improbable hour.

You go straight up to see the room. The studios are between 20 and 25 square meters, some with a balcony, enough to have a coffee outside in the morning without going back down. The kitchenette takes up an entire wall: ceramic hobs, microwave, refrigerator, a proper set of dishes. Nothing ostentatious, but everything works, and the air conditioning is noticeable as soon as the first June heat arrives.

Breakfast is served on the ground floor, a classic buffet with pastries and fruit. It is worth noting that it is not included in the room rate; an extra charge is added per apartment. For those who prefer to grab a pain au chocolat at the neighborhood bakery on the way out, the savings are felt over several nights.

Outside, Petite France is just a few minutes away on foot. The half-timbered houses, canals, covered bridges—all of it can be discovered without a map, simply by following the sound of the water. The winstubs set out their tables around midday, and the local shops make it easy to restock the kitchenette shelves without taking a detour.

In the evening, head back to the apartment to cook rather than go back out. The bathroom, with shower and hairdryer, is more than enough after a day of walking. One detail to note: daily housekeeping is not automatic; it is available on request for an additional fee, in keeping with a format where you manage your space much like at home.

One last point for the end of the evening: the front door is locked after 10 p.m., and a code is then required to get back in. Keep that in mind if you stay out late near the cathedral.

Summary of a few positive reviews read on the Web

Late check-in on a weekday evening, the staff remained patient and friendly, and they showed us how the underground parking works.
Ground-floor room with a view of the street. We feared noise, but in the end it was a quiet night and the bedding was good; the bathtub was a welcome bonus.
Ten minutes on foot from the station, we reached Petite France without taking the tram. Convenient for a car-free stay.
Decent breakfast buffet, several kinds of bread and jams, enough to last until lunch. Nothing exceptional, but varied.
The kitchenette with hobs and microwave was used every evening for a simple meal after a day of sightseeing. Well thought out for a multi-day stay.
On-site parking is handy so you don’t have to look for a space in the city, expect around 11 euros per day. A bit expensive, but it avoids stress.