Strasbourg hotels

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The average price of a double room in Strasbourg is €222 per night. In the last 3 days, KAYAK found great deals as cheap as €32 per night.

Strasbourg is home to quite a number of international organisations, such as the European Parliament, EuroCorp and the International Institute of Human Rights, and so is very well serviced for delegates attending large business and political events. Hotels around the Parc de l'Orangerie are generally great for business accomodation near the European institutions. Hotel de l’Orangerie, for example, is within walking distance of the European institutions. Le Jean Sebastien Bach Hotel is just 1.6 km from the European Parliament.

Petite France is the historical district in Strasbourg that follows the path of the river and was once home to the city’s milliners, tanners and other craftspeople. It is architecturally very important and also beautiful. You could try the BOMA easy living hotel, a modern, design-led hotel minutes from the shopping district and Strasbourg Cathedral. Alternatively, if you would like your own place, you could try Studio Cathedrale, a striking one-bedroom studio near the cathedral. Aparthotel Adagio Access Strasbourg Petite France is also a very well-located and modern residence in Old Town.

If you like to be near places to jog or cycle, any hotel near the river or canal bank in Strasbourg would be perfect; there are numerous paths along the canals and river itself. The ibis Strasbourg Centre Petite France is close to the riverside, for example. You could also try Citadines Kleber Strasbourg (Apart Hotel), which is very well located for Old Town and the river. The Pavillon Régent Petite France is more upmarket, extremely modern and very close to the river and all it has to offer.

The excellent Camping De Strasbourg is a very family-friendly campsite just a short distance from the city centre and a favourite of families with young children. With pools, play areas, restaurants and more, it is a terrific alternative to a hotel. There are also plenty of hotels that will provide access to the many parks and museums of the town, where young families can be entertained. If you prefer an apartment for your family, why not try Citycosy Strasbourg - Studio Hirtz Orangerie, which is near Strasbourg Zoo; or for larger families, La Gabriel apartment has five bedrooms and neighbours the shopping district.

After you launch a hotel search on KAYAK, you can refine your research by neighbourhood, which allows you to pick the central Strasbourg districts. You can also do a search using the city map to choose a specific location, like Strasbourg city centre

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