18 rue du Faubourg National, 67000 Strasbourg

ibis Strasbourg Centre Petite France

Hotel 3-star in Strasbourg

Presentation

The ibis Strasbourg Centre Petite France directly overlooks the quays of the Ill, just a stone’s throw from the city’s most photographed district. Step out of the TGV station, just a five-minute walk, and the half-timbered houses of Petite France are already visible at the end of Rue du Faubourg National.

The tram stops right in front. In just a few stops, you can reach Kléber, the cathedral, or farther on, the European Parliament area.

On the ground floor, the bar is open continuously. You can grab a snack there at any time, or leave with a regional product tucked into your bag. There is no proper restaurant here, but this permanent service more than makes up for its absence.

The 98 rooms focus on air conditioning and light. Doubles, twins, a few triples for families, and sometimes a sofa bed for the third person. Some face the street, others do not, and several regulars דווקא recommend those away from it, for quieter nights. Bathroom with hairdryer, satellite TV. Nothing showy, everything works.

In the morning, the buffet combines sweet and savory. Eggs, fruit salad, yogurts, freshly baked pastries, warm madeleines. For early risers heading off to catch a train, a lighter option is available from 4 a.m., with a hot drink and fruit to take away. Breakfast is extra, and according to some reviews the selection could be a bit wider, but it does the job without fuss for those simply looking to leave with a full stomach.

If arriving by car, it is best to plan ahead. The private parking lot has only about a dozen spaces, reserved in advance. This is something to arrange before departure rather than once you are on site, especially on a Christmas market evening when the city is full.

At reception, open day and night, the staff have a reputation for handling small issues without making a fuss: a curtain that lets in too much light, a room that needs changing at the last minute, that sort of thing is dealt with in a few minutes.

Outside, the quays are ideal for walking or cycling. Free luggage storage lets you drop off your bags before check-in and set out to explore Petite France hands-free. A gym, two hundred meters away, is available at no extra charge for those who want to work out before breakfast.

One last tip for those arriving late on a weeknight: the bar is still serving while the city is already asleep, and reception always keeps an eye on the door.

Summary of a few positive reviews read on the Web

  • Hotel very well located in the city center, just a few minutes’ walk from the main points of interest. The tram and several shops are right at the foot of the building.
  • A curtain issue that did not block out enough light was fixed the next morning thanks to a receptionist named Sophie.
  • Large, clean room with no view of the street, so it was rather quiet at night.
  • Breakfast service provided by a friendly and responsive team, especially Anna.
  • Comfortable bedding, daily housekeeping, and air conditioning that works well.
  • A few parking spaces available right next to the hotel, convenient for arriving by car.

Other services

General

  • Parking
  • Pets allowed
  • Parking on site
  • Private parking
  • Wi-Fi available everywhere

Services

  • Internet
  • Wi-Fi
  • Free Wi-Fi

Dining

  • Bar
  • Snack bar
  • Wine/Champagne

Shared spaces

  • Shared lounge/TV area
  • Outdoor furniture

Entertainment

  • Board games/puzzles

Miscellaneous

  • Non-smoking rooms
  • Facilities for disabled guests
  • Family rooms
  • Elevator
  • Soundproof rooms
  • Heating
  • Entirely non-smoking property
  • Air conditioning
  • Wheelchair accessible
  • Toilet with grab rails
  • Raised toilet
  • Lowered sink
  • Key access
  • Card access
18 rue du Faubourg National, 67000 Strasbourg

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Between €78 and €791 per night