Hôtel Hannong

Hôtel Hannong is a hotel at 15 Rue du 22 Novembre, a pedestrian street between Place Kléber and the Place de l'Homme de Fer in central Strasbourg, in France's Grand Est region. The data places it in the Petite France district, although the street itself lies in the commercial heart of the Grande Île, a short walk from Place Kléber, the cathedral and the shopping streets. The cathedral is roughly ten minutes away on foot, the Petite France canals around ten to fifteen, and the Homme de Fer tram hub, a major interchange for several lines, is only a minute or two away, which makes the hotel unusually convenient for reaching the railway station, the European institutions and the suburbs without a car. The name recalls the Hannong family, who ran a celebrated faience and porcelain factory in 18th-century Strasbourg, a link to the city's artistic past. Wifi and a bar are listed as amenities, so guests can have a drink on site, while room types are not specified in the available data and should be confirmed with the hotel. A restaurant, spa and pool are not listed; the street and neighbouring lanes offer cafés, brasseries and winstubs for meals, and bakeries for breakfast. The €70-€200 nightly range reflects a mid-range central hotel, with rates climbing during the Christmas market period and European Parliament sessions, when the pedestrian streets around Place Kléber are especially crowded. Service is suited to leisure and business travellers who prioritise location and transport access, and staff can advise on tram routes, shopping and excursions to Colmar and the Alsace Wine Route. As the street is pedestrianised, visitors arriving by car should ask about parking and delivery access in advance.