13 rue Kuhn, 67000 Strasbourg
Hotel Saint Augustin
Hotel 3-star in Strasbourg
Presentation
Saint Augustin Hotel, Kuhn Street, between Strasbourg station and Petite France. The façade does not try to catch the eye, just a discreet sign and a lobby renovated since the reopening in December 2023: light floors, recent furniture, and a no-frills reception desk.
Open day and night, the reception hands out the morning newspapers and keeps track of the neighborhood’s good addresses. Guests often leave with a restaurant name scribbled on a piece of paper rather than a tourist map.
The rooms, doubles, triples, or family suites for larger groups, favor simplicity rather than impact. Air-conditioned, heated, equipped with a desk and a private bathroom. The spaces remain modest in the standard rooms, a choice that shifts attention to the bedding, often praised, and to soundproofing that holds up despite the proximity to the station.
On the ground floor, the morning buffet is set up early. Still-warm pastries, eggs, cold cuts, and a selection of fruit that changes with the season. You will find business travelers passing through between appointments and families taking their time, with luggage still parked near the elevator.
This elevator serves all floors, a real relief when you arrive burdened by a train journey. At the back of the building, a bicycle storage room welcomes both passing cycle tourists and neighborhood regulars.
In the evening, there is neither a restaurant nor a bar on site. You go out for dinner, and that is hardly a constraint, so many places abound between the station and Petite France, as far as the Noailles district where Alsatian tables are plentiful.
During the day, everything is within walking distance. The Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art is a fifteen-minute walk away. The Palais Rohan is a little farther on. The cathedral and its polychrome stained glass windows round off the loop for anyone who likes to end the day looking up. A public parking lot is just a stone’s throw away for those arriving by car, and Strasbourg-Entzheim Airport is about a twenty-minute drive.
One last note for latecomers: breakfast runs quite late in the morning, enough to avoid rushing after a Strasbourg evening that lasted a little longer than planned.
Summary of a few positive reviews read on the Web
- In-room safe large enough for a laptop, practical for business trips. Fast wifi from the start to the end of the stay.
- The man at reception recommended a winstub two streets from the hotel, a better tip than the guidebook we brought with us.
- Room quieter than feared given the proximity to the station. Effective air conditioning, comfortable bed, we slept well for the three nights.
- Elevator serving every floor, useful with luggage after a train journey. Two minutes’ walk from the platform.
- Breakfast still being served after nine o’clock, good choice of eggs and cold cuts, no one rushed us to free up the table.
Services
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General
- Wi-Fi available everywhere
Services
- Internet
- Wi-Fi
- Free Wi-Fi
Dining
- Room service
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
- Voice guidance
- Card access
From 112 EUR per night
Rated : 8.9 / 10 (1489 reviews)


























