Aux Trois Roses

Overall:

"We only stayed two nights, but would recommend it to anyone for either a short stop over or even a longer stay." — source Venere

"Overall a lovely hotel VERY near the center of Strausbourg and its famous Cathedral." — source Venere

"Great place to stay." — source Venere

"I recommend this hotel for your Strasbourg stay." — source Venere

"Would definitley recommend it." — source Venere

Clean:

"Very clean, excellent staff, excellent location within walking distance of many cafes and attractions." — source Venere

"My room was a small single but perfectly adequate for my needs, and very clean and comfortable." — source Venere

"Our room was not very big but it was clean and quiet and the staff were friendly and helpful." — source Venere

Service:

"nice little hotel, convenient location, great breakfast buffet, very friendly staff." — source Venere

"Excellent breakfasts and attentive service." — source Venere

Location:

"The location, within a block of the river and close to the old town center, was very nice, but the instructions to get there on the websight(Venere)could have been more complete (The #10 bus from the train station." — source Venere

"Hotel in a nice building and at walking distance from downtown, although it was a weekday, not much noise in the morning." — source Venere

"Also you could see the river from your room so the view was beautiful and everything is in easy walking distance from the hotel." — source Venere

"A lovely hotel, well located within easy walking distance to the main tourist areas of Strasbourg." — source Venere

"Unfortunately, very noisy at night if your room is located on the main road (night clubs closing." — source Venere

Room:

"The hotel is near to the centre of the city (only fifteen minutes by foot),but the rooms are very narrow and air conditioning is not present." — source Venere

"The room was noisy because it was right next to the lift, but otherwise all was well." — source Venere

"My room and particularly bathroom were very small but still plesaant." — source Venere