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Adagio Strasbourg Aparthotel

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Adagio Strasbourg Aparthotel is an aparthotel at Passage André et Paul Horn, in the Petite France district of Strasbourg, in the Grand Est region of France. Petite France is the picturesque western part of the Grande Île, with half-timbered houses, canals, locks and the Ponts Couverts, and the Cathedral and Place Kléber are within about ten to fifteen minutes on foot.

Aparthotel in Strasbourg's Petite France district, Grand Est, France.

Adagio Strasbourg Aparthotel is an aparthotel at Passage André et Paul Horn, in the Petite France district of Strasbourg, in the Grand Est region of France. Petite France is the picturesque western part of the Grande Île, with half-timbered houses, canals, locks and the Ponts Couverts, and the Cathedral and Place Kléber are within about ten to fifteen minutes on foot. The Homme de Fer tram hub and the main railway station are a short distance away, so the property is convenient for guests arriving by train. Adagio is the Accor group's aparthotel brand, aimed at stays of several nights, and the listed room types are Studio and One-Bedroom Apartment, with wifi and a kitchenette. The kitchenette lets guests prepare their own meals from nearby markets and supermarkets, while no restaurant, spa, pool or fitness area is recorded, so none is claimed; breakfast and housekeeping options should be confirmed with the operator. The district offers many winstubs and brasseries serving choucroute, tarte flambée, baeckeoffe and local Riesling and Pinot Gris. Rates generally range from about €85 to €210 per night, with discounts often available on longer stays and higher prices during the Christmas markets and summer weekends. The service style is practical and flexible, suited to families, groups, business travellers on extended assignments and couples who prefer an apartment to a standard hotel room. Reception hours may be limited, so late arrivals should be arranged beforehand. Traffic is restricted around Petite France, and drivers should use a public car park. The official page on the Accor website, all.accor.com, carries rates and booking details. The cobbled lanes and canal bridges make wheeled luggage awkward, so travellers may wish to check the best drop-off point.

Practical information for Adagio Strasbourg Aparthotel · Last updated September 2026
Price $$
Address Passage André et Paul Horn, 67000 Strasbourg, France

Room types

  • Studio
  • One-Bedroom Apartment

Amenities

  • wifi
  • kitchenette

Location

Passage André et Paul Horn, 67000 Strasbourg, France

48.5842, 7.7456 View on map

Highlights

  • Petite France aparthotel with kitchenette
  • Studio and One-Bedroom Apartment layouts
  • Walkable to the Cathedral and Place Kléber
  • Accor-group Adagio standards for longer stays

Tips for visiting

  • Check the best drop-off point, as Petite France lanes are cobbled and car-restricted.
  • Ask for longer-stay rates when staying several nights.
  • Arrange late arrival in advance.
  • Use a public car park if driving.

When to visit

Spring and early autumn are comfortable for canal-side walks, while December is the busiest month.

Accessibility

Accessibility is not confirmed in the available data; visitors with mobility needs should contact the operator to ask about lifts and adapted apartments, and note the cobbled streets nearby.

Frequently asked questions

What unit types does Adagio Strasbourg offer?

Studio and One-Bedroom Apartment layouts are listed, with wifi and a kitchenette.

Where is it?

It is at Passage André et Paul Horn in the Petite France district.

How far is the Cathedral?

The Cathedral is roughly ten to fifteen minutes away on foot.

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