7 Rue du Vingt-Deux Novembre, 67000 Strasbourg

BOMA easy living hotel Strasbourg

Name: BOMA easy living hotel
Address: 7 Rue du Vingt-Deux Novembre, Strasbourg, 67000, fr
Price range: 106 EUR - 197 EUR

4-star hotel

Romantic stay
Pets allowed
4 stars
Family
Accessible for disabled

Presentation

Are you staying in Strasbourg and looking to experience the city in a different way? The BOMA hotel welcomes you in a lively and warm atmosphere, located in a central district where everything is within walking distance or almost. Just a few steps from the train station and a short distance from Petite France, it allows you to move around easily while enjoying a setting that is both unique and welcoming. From the moment you enter, the spirit of the place is felt: a mix of colors, textures, and materials that evoke the vast African landscapes, without ever falling into folklore.

The hotel is organized around a "living space" concept, designed as a place where you can sleep, eat, work, interact, wander, or simply meet. This idea, inspired by the word "boma" used in East Africa, takes on its full meaning here. The ground floor is not just a reception area. It extends the ambiance of the restaurant and bar, creating a continuity that encourages interaction and movement. The spaces are open, the materials warm, and the details carefully crafted.

The 103 rooms spread over six floors are designed as cocoons of comfort. Each has a strong graphic identity, with earthy tones and decorative elements inspired by contemporary African art. Special attention has been given to the bedding: a custom-designed mattress with Simmons, a natural Tencel fiber duvet, and memory foam pillows. Everything has been designed to create an environment conducive to rest, whether your room overlooks the street or a quieter courtyard.

Some rooms feature private balconies on higher floors, offering views of Strasbourg's rooftops and sometimes even the cathedral's silhouette. For families or travelers seeking more space, connecting rooms are available. The entire establishment is non-smoking, air-conditioned, and accessible by elevator. Additionally, four rooms are adapted for people with reduced mobility.

Each room is equipped with a flat-screen TV with free access to a wide selection of on-demand movies, a safe, a courtesy tray, a minibar restocked with non-alcoholic beverages, and a private bathroom with Fragonard toiletries. Particular attention is paid to details, including scents and textures.

The BOMA Bistro is the beating heart of the hotel. Open to all from 7 am to 10:30 pm, it seamlessly accompanies daily moments: a generous breakfast, a balanced lunch, tapas at the end of the day, dinner featuring inventive flexitarian cuisine. The menu, designed to cater to all dietary preferences, emphasizes local, fresh, and sometimes organic products. The natural wine selection is complemented by some more unexpected creations, such as a chartreuse menu, developed in collaboration with a Michelin-starred chef.

In addition to table service, a snack menu is available for light bites, from a club sandwich to the BOMA Bowl. In the evening, concerts or musical sets bring an animated tone to the venue, without ever disturbing the comfort of the upper floors. For those who prefer a quiet evening in their room, a takeaway room service is available, along with some more unusual extras: champagne, rose petals, or even a love box.

The BOMA also features a modern fitness room, available free of charge to guests. The walls are adorned with large-format portraits, reinforcing the permanent dialogue between design and culture. For business stays, five modular seminar rooms allow for meetings or presentations in a stimulating setting, with natural light and an exterior view.

The BOMA Shop, the hotel's internal boutique, offers an original selection of local crafts, decorative objects, stationery, or accessories seen in the rooms. It also includes gourmet and wellness products, some of which are the same as those offered in the hotel. This space serves as a concept store, a souvenir gallery, and a natural extension of the BOMA universe.

Private parking is available upon request, subject to availability. Wi-Fi is free throughout the establishment, including in common areas. A business space is available on the ground floor, and newspapers are provided in the lobby. The reception is open 24/7, with a multilingual and attentive staff ready to respond to every request.

From the hotel, you can reach Petite France in less than five minutes. This iconic district of Strasbourg, with its canals, half-timbered houses, and flowered bridges, offers a charming setting for a stroll or a photo session. The banks of the Ill River, equally accessible, invite you to a peaceful walk toward Gutenberg Square or the cathedral.

The district is also ideal for cultural discoveries. The city's historical museum, housed in the former municipal baths, takes you through the different eras that have shaped Strasbourg. Just a few streets away, the Alsatian Museum showcases typical interiors and everyday objects through the centuries.

A bit further, the Neustadt imperial district, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, reveals another side of the city, more majestic and architecturally impressive. For contemporary art enthusiasts, MAMCS (the Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art) is also worth a visit. Its temporary exhibitions, often bold, contrast with the classicism of neighboring galleries.

During event periods, Strasbourg's cultural calendar expands: concerts, open-air screenings, theater, Christmas market, or the Fête de la Musique. By staying at the BOMA, you always remain close to this vibrancy without ever being far from a moment of calm.

While embracing modernity and originality, the BOMA hotel manages to remain accessible, functional, and attentive to all forms of stay. Whether you're passing through for a night, on an extended stay, or a cultural getaway, it offers a rare balance between a strong identity and flexible hospitality. A place where you’ll want to return.

Some activities and discoveries near this hotel

Stroll through the cobbled streets of Petite France, just a few minutes' walk away, to admire the half-timbered houses and flowered bridges

Explore Strasbourg Cathedral and climb to its panoramic platform for an exceptional view of the city

Discover the collections of the Alsatian Museum and immerse yourself in regional traditions through objects, interior recreations, and period costumes

Walk through the imperial Neustadt district, listed by UNESCO, to admire 19th-century architecture and grand boulevards

Take a break at the Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art, within walking distance, to discover bold temporary exhibitions and a fine permanent collection