Centre Européen de la Jeunesse Strasbourg

Centre Européen de la Jeunesse Strasbourg is a youth hostel and residential centre on Rue Pierre de Coubertin, in the Robertsau and Orangerie district of Strasbourg, in the Grand Est region of France. The Robertsau is a green, residential district in the north-east of the city, close to the Parc de l'Orangerie, one of Strasbourg's largest and best-known parks, and to the European institutions, including the Council of Europe and the European Court of Human Rights. The centre belongs to the European youth sector, which gives it a particular character focused on young people, exchanges and group programmes. The Cathedral and Place Kléber lie roughly three kilometres to the south-west, and trams and buses connect the area to the centre in about fifteen to twenty minutes. The listed room types are Dormitory Bed and Private Room, with wifi as the stated amenity. Details about a restaurant, spa, pool or fitness area are not available, so none is claimed; meal arrangements, breakfast and facilities for groups should be confirmed with the centre. The nearby Orangerie park offers lawns, a lake, a small zoo and the Pavillon Joséphine, making it a pleasant place for walks, while the old town's winstubs serve tarte flambée, choucroute and baeckeoffe. Rates generally range from about €25 to €75 per night, depending on room type and season. The service style is informal and suited to school groups, youth exchanges, student travellers, backpackers and visitors attending events at the European institutions. Cycling along the Ill and through the park is popular. No website is recorded in the available data, so bookings and contact details should be confirmed through the centre directly or reputable hostel booking channels. Visitors should check house rules and group schedules before arrival.