L'Hôtel 3 Roses

L'Hôtel 3 Roses is a three-star hotel on Ruelle de l'Étoile in the Krutenau district of Strasbourg, in Grand Est, France. Krutenau is a lively, student-influenced quarter just east of the Grande Île, bounded by the Ill river and filled with small streets, cafés, bars and independent shops, and it is often described as one of the most atmospheric neighbourhoods in the city. The cathedral and Place Kléber are around ten to fifteen minutes away on foot across the river, while the station is reachable on foot or by tram in about twenty minutes. Tram stops at Gallia and République are within a short distance, and the university and the European institutions can be reached by public transport. The hotel's small-street location provides a quieter, more residential atmosphere than the busiest tourist lanes, while still putting visitors close to Strasbourg's canal-side restaurants, the quay walks along the Ill and the Petite France quarter to the west. Rooms are offered as Double Rooms and Twin Rooms, and wifi is available. No restaurant, bar, spa or pool is listed among the amenities, which is typical for a compact three-star property, so guests dine in the Krutenau's many bistros, creperies and winstubs, where Alsatian dishes such as tarte flambée, choucroute and baeckeoffe are served alongside international menus. Breakfast arrangements should be confirmed with the hotel. The service character is personal and suited to independent travellers, couples and visitors who prefer a neighbourhood stay to a grand lobby. Nightly rates are not recorded on the item, so current prices should be checked with the property. Demand and rates rise during the Christmas market season and when the European Parliament holds its plenary sessions. Visitors with cars should ask about parking, as street spaces in the quarter are limited. Evenings in the quarter are lively, particularly on weekends, so guests sensitive to street noise may wish to request an upper-floor or courtyard-facing room.