Le Jean-Sébastien Bach

Le Jean-Sébastien Bach is a mid-range hotel at 6 Boulevard Jean-Sébastien Bach, in the Robertsau and Orangerie district of Strasbourg, in the Grand Est region of France. The Orangerie is the city's oldest and largest park, laid out in the seventeenth century and later associated with Empress Joséphine, and it contains a lake, an old pavilion, a small zoo and tree-lined walks. The Robertsau area to the north is a residential and garden quarter close to the Rhine forests. The hotel is on the northern side of the centre, a tram or bus ride from the Grande Île, so the cathedral and Place Kléber are not within walking distance, but the European Quarter, with the Parliament and the Council of Europe, is much nearer than from the old town. This makes the property a practical choice for visitors with business at the European institutions who prefer a quieter, greener setting. The data does not give a star rating, and the category is mid-range. Room types listed are Double and Twin Rooms, and the listed amenity is wifi. No restaurant, bar or spa is recorded, so guests normally eat at restaurants in the Robertsau and Orangerie area, in the European Quarter or in the old town, where Alsatian cooking is widely available. Nightly rates are generally between about 70 and 200 euros, which positions it among the more affordable options outside the historic centre. The service character is simple and functional, aimed at business travellers, families and visitors who want a calm base near the park. Guests can call +33 3 90 41 30 00 or use the hotel website to confirm facilities, breakfast and parking. Car travellers may find the location easier than the old town thanks to less restrictive traffic rules, but should check parking in advance.