5 rue Turenne, 67000 Strasbourg

Adonis Hotel Strasbourg

Name: Adonis Hotel Strasbourg
Address: 5 rue Turenne, Strasbourg, 67000, FR
Price range: 78 EUR
Rating: 3.9

Hotel 3-star in Strasbourg

Presentation

Rue de Turenne, just a stone’s throw from Contades Park, a red-brick façade identifies the Adonis Hôtel Strasbourg. The building has retained the look of an early-century mansion, that stone solidity that contrasts with the lightness of the tram passing nearby.

As you push open the door, you come upon a large original staircase, well lit, a visible remnant of the building’s construction. The elevator, spacious, easily swallows even the bulkiest suitcases. Handy on an evening during the Christmas market, when you arrive burdened and tired.

The rooms, spread over several floors, play on two registers. Some keep a baroque décor, moldings, and rich fabrics. Others remain understated, with clean lines and neutral tones. The result depends mainly on which floor you end up on.

Expect between 12 and 20 square meters for a standard double room, a little less for the single version, a little more for the suite, which adds a separate living room and a sofa bed capable of accommodating a family of four. A handful of rooms benefit from a private terrace overlooking an inner garden, a rarity right in the city center.

In summer, the lack of air conditioning is noticeable on very hot days. The hotel has chosen to install fans rather than overhaul the insulation of an old building, a simple solution that helps without claiming to solve everything.

Each room has its own bathroom, with shower and toilet, plus a hairdryer and toiletries provided. Depending on the layout, some bathrooms do not have a full door, something to check if complete privacy matters in your choice.

On the ground floor, breakfast is served in a shared lounge. Generous buffet, pastries, cold cuts, fresh fruit. It is not included in the room rate, a practice that is increasingly common, and at least leaves you the freedom to have it or head straight to the café around the corner.

The reception, open day and night, is available for practical questions. A city map, a recommended dinner spot, a tram timetable to check.

When you step outside, Contades Park stretches out right across the way, its shaded paths offering a pause before catching the tram. Lines B and E head to the European Parliament or the Congress Palace in about ten minutes, and in the other direction to the Grande Île and its cathedral.

On foot, it takes about twenty minutes to reach the Maison Kammerzell, the doyenne of French restaurants, or to wander through the half-timbered lanes of Petite France. The Krutenau district, livelier once night falls, is at a similar distance, with its bars and student-friendly addresses.

There is no private parking on site, but a public car park is just a short walk away, charged by the hour. Practical for a short stop rather than a long stay.

On the courtyard side, a small terrace welcomes smokers, away from the noise of the street.

A tip for the morning: head down to the buffet early, before the groups clear out the basket of croissants.

Summary of a few positive reviews read on the Web

Tram stop a few minutes’ walk away, convenient for reaching the city center without a car. Quiet street, no noise at night.
Recently renovated room, clean, comfortable bed. A bit small but well laid out.
Friendly staff at reception, open all night. Good welcome even when arriving late.
Varied breakfast, several pastry and fruit options. Good value for the price charged.
Beautiful original staircase, hotel located in an old building facing a park. Pleasant setting for a short stay.
Large elevator, practical with luggage. Room big enough to move around without bumping into things.