3 allée Cérès , 67200 Strasbourg

K Hotel

Name: K Hotel
Address: 3 allée Cérès, Strasbourg, 67200, FR
Rating: 4.3

Hotel 3-star in Strasbourg

Presentation

The K Hotel stands out from afar in Strasbourg: a nineteen-meter-long KRONENBOURG sign still sits on the roof, a remnant of the former brewery that gave the district its name. Cronenbourg has nothing of the picture-postcard charm of Petite France or the half-timbered lanes of the city center. It is a neighborhood that is changing its face, between a budding eco-district and a square where hops still grow, the plant that made the place famous long before the hotel. It takes a few tram stops to reach the historic heart. Saint Florent station, on the other hand, is a five-minute walk away, and the line then runs all the way to Kehl, on the other side of the Rhine.

Opened in late 2018, the property is rated three stars and has one hundred and twenty rooms. The decor stands out a little from the usual classic style of the genre: paintings, sculptures, photographs of Strasbourg at night and the Vosges du Nord Regional Natural Park are displayed in the hallways and even in the rooms, where landscape shots are printed on glass, alongside copper accents.

The rooms, averaging sixteen square meters, favor a compact layout rather than spaciousness. You will find the essentials: air conditioning, soundproofing, a safe, tea and coffee-making facilities, a walk-in shower, and a large washbasin in the bathroom. Four rooms are designed for guests with reduced mobility. For families who need more space, the triple or family rooms, with a sofa bed, offer more room.

From 6:30 a.m., the breakfast room comes to life. All-you-can-eat buffet until 10 a.m. on weekdays, 11 a.m. on Sundays and public holidays (extra charge on top of the room rate). When the weather is good, guests move to the terrace in the morning light. For the rest of the day, drink and snack vending machines take over, 24/7, and the snack bar remains open from 5 a.m. to 1:30 a.m. for those on unusual schedules or with late-night cravings.

On the ground floor, a coworking space welcomes those traveling for work. A flexible fifty-square-meter meeting room, divisible into two sections, is available for meetings and seminars. The fitness room is open from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. At the end of the day, head to the lounge bar to extend the evening without leaving the hotel.

Reception never closes. The staff speaks English, German, Spanish, Arabic, and Portuguese fluently, in addition to French, a real advantage in this neighborhood frequented by both passing visitors and families coming for appointments at the CHU Hautepierre, just a few minutes away. Dogs are accepted for an additional daily fee. Practical side: free self-service parking, charging station for electric cars, and luggage storage for late departures or early arrivals.

A tip for early risers: ask for a room facing the square, the one where hops still grow. In the morning, before the neighborhood really comes to life, the view is worth the trip.

Summary of a few positive reviews read on the Web

The tram is about a ten-minute walk away, so there’s no problem getting to the city center from the hotel.
Twin room facing the railway tracks, with a bit of train noise in the evening. The rest was very clean and quiet.
Simple and quick welcome at reception, with pleasant staff at breakfast too.
Fitness room with two treadmills, an elliptical bike, a rowing machine, and a multi-gym. Enough for a proper workout.
Free, large, and secure parking right next to the hotel. Easy to find when arriving by car.
It is possible to leave luggage at reception overnight before heading out on an excursion, with no problem.