Pet Friendly Hotels & Resorts in Meissenheim from AU$110

"Strasbourg is lovely, and this hotel was a special part of our stay there because of the incredibly central location, warm friendly staff and delicious breakfast! We would love to return to Strasbourg and the Hotel Rohan would be where we’d stay! "

"A short walk to the train, lovely quiet part of town, comfortable and relaxing. Wish I could stay longer. Would recommend to family & friends."

"The hotel is in a great location. Just a 5 minute walk to Petite France and 10 minutes from the train station. The staff was excellent and made many great recommendations. The breakfast was delicious with a great variety of selections."

"Excellent staff and accommodation"

"The breakfast served is continental, which is fine. The hotel is located just across the street from the main station. "

"Staff was friendly. The air conditioning did not work so the room was a bit stuffy. The little fridge also did not get cold."

"Great location very close to the train station and city centre! The hotel was clean and felt safe, and there is self-serve laundry available at a partner hotel about one block away. "

"We had a wonderful stay at Hôtel Athena Spa and would happily return. The availability of on-site parking made everything very easy, especially traveling with kids. The breakfast offered a great variety with plenty of options for everyone, and the pool was a highlight—perfect for both children and adults. Most importantly, the staff were incredibly friendly and accommodating; when the family suite was unavailable, they quickly found a perfect alternative for us. Highly recommend for a comfortable and family-friendly stay."

"Fantastic Find! This was a little sanctuary close to the hospital (5 minute walk), to the cathedral and old town (10 minute walk). I wished that I was staying in Strasbourg, FR for a little longer; I would have booked my entire stay here. Lots of little gems to discover close by but I'm not sure why you'd want to leave the property. Bonus: The property has some interesting history. "