Aparthotel Adagio Strasbourg Place Kléberに泊まった方の口コミ・宿泊体験

Adagio Place Kléber nails the most important hotel requirement: location. From here, it’s an easy walk to the Cathedral by day and to the Petite France district by night for dinner and ambience. And if you enjoy a spot of shopping between historical strolls, being a minute’s walk from Uniqlo, Primark and Monoprix may be oddly memorable. The building is historic, but not uniform. Some rooms are surprisingly spacious, others noticeably small, so it’s worth checking the specifics before booking. This isn’t a conventional hotel despite its 4-star tag (which seems to be handed out with a baguette these days). It’s more of a serviced apartment in style, complete with kitchenette, dishwasher and minimal housekeeping. You won’t get a freshly made bed each day, but you will get a microwave and dishwasher tabs. Reception is informal and low-key. A hipster on duty will check you in within minutes and answer questions with cheer and surprising competence. Just note that reception physically moves floors depending on the hour – mornings on the first floor, back to the ground by mid-afternoon. The building is secure, and they’re generous with extra key cards if needed. Breakfast is simple but sufficient – a mix of scrambled eggs, sausages, hams, cheese, fruit, bread and decent coffee machines. The outdoor area is a bonus in good weather. A few small touches would elevate the experience (non-frozen butter and proper jam bowls, for instance), but the staff keep things tidy and efficient. Rooms have high ceilings and a touch of flair, though the lighting is odd – a sort of filtered-glow-from-behind-curtains effect that’s more moody than practical. Still, while some corners feel dated, the overall impression is functional and quietly modern. Bathrooms are up-to-date, though shower pressure could use a boost and the bath step might pose a challenge to anyone less sprightly. A word on parking: there isn’t any. You’ll need to use the public parking nearby. It’s just 150m away, but getting there by car is an urban mini-adventure. There’s only one correct road into the garage – miss it, and you’re in for a tour of Strasbourg’s one-way system. Set your GPS to Parking Indigo Strasbourg Kléber – Homme de Fer, not just Place Kléber. Expect to pay €44/day unless you show your hotel card, which brings it down to €28.