Hôtel Gutenberg

Hôtel Gutenberg is a three-star hotel on Rue du Miroir in Strasbourg's cathedral area, in the Grand Est region of France. The street lies in the centre of the Grande Île, within a few minutes' walk of the Place Gutenberg, named for Johannes Gutenberg, who lived and worked in Strasbourg in the 1430s and 1440s, and of the Place Kléber and the cathedral. The cathedral's Gothic spire, the Musée de l'Œuvre Notre-Dame and the Palais Rohan museums are all within about ten minutes on foot, and the Petite France canals are a similar distance in the other direction. The central railway station is around 15 minutes away on foot, with tram stops on the island offering a quicker option. Accommodation is listed as double and twin rooms, with wifi, in a typical mid-range city-centre format. Specific details on decor, bathrooms and room sizes are not in the available data and should be confirmed with the hotel. A restaurant, spa and pool are not listed; guests generally breakfast at the hotel or at one of the many bakeries and cafés close by, and dine in the neighbouring winstubs and brasseries that serve tarte flambée, choucroute, baeckeoffe and Alsace wines. The €85-€190 per night range reflects the three-star category and the central location, with peaks in the Christmas market season in December, when the squares around the cathedral are crowded and the area is at its most festive. Service is geared toward leisure travellers and short city breaks, with reception staff able to suggest walking routes, museum opening times and excursions to Colmar, Obernai and the vineyard villages. Visitors arriving by car should ask about parking, since the centre is largely pedestrian.