Hôtel Restaurant Beysang — Restaurant in Sélestat-Erstein

We stayed here 3 nights for hiking. The house is a lovely old house, very authentic, old wooden stairs... Cosy. If you love old buildings this is very nice. We had room number 8 which is a nice room with wooden floor, large, modern bathroom and toilet extra. Breakfast was very nice in a cosy room and lots of choices - boiled eggs, yoghurt, fruits, a variety of jams, honey, lots of cheese, homemade cakes, orange juice, etc etc. We also ate at the restaurant one evening which was nice - but very few choices if you do not eat meat ;-) I think in Alsace meat is a very common dish ;.) There is a huge parking place for free just a short walk from the hotel. Lots of restaurants are nearby, a very nice bar (Le Darwin) as well. It is in the middle of Chatenois. We started our hikes (one to Haut-Koenigsbourg; one to St Pierre Bois) directly from the hotel without using a car. It is directly at the main street, but we did not hear any noise at night. Good...

First off, there are better, more interesting towns to stay in in Alsace than this one, to be honest. But I was on a hiking tour, and after 6+ hours of hiking in the rain this was my stop. The one plus was a bathtub instead of just a shower - after the cool rain I was ready for that. Aside from that though the bathroom was extremely bare bones. No shower curtain (despite there being a shower head in addition to the bathtub), very old and small towels, generic toiletries (this is kind of a given in small hotels like this so I don't hold it against them). The rooms are small and the bed was lumpy, and I awoke to a sewer like smell coming from outside below my room. It is an old building and creaks a lot, so everyone walking by the room (not many, this is a small hotel) couldn't help but make noise. They were very nice, so I feel bad being critical, but honestly, this was not a good hotel. I don't think anything in the place has been updated in at...

First off, there are better, more interesting towns to stay in in Alsace than this one, to be honest. But I was on a hiking tour, and after 6+ hours of hiking in the rain this was my stop. The one plus was a bathtub instead of just a shower - after the cool rain I was ready for that. Aside from that though the bathroom was extremely bare bones. No shower curtain (despite there being a shower head in addition to the bathtub), very old and small towels, generic toiletries (this is kind of a given in small hotels like this so I don't hold it against them). The rooms are small and the bed was lumpy, and I awoke to a sewer like smell coming from outside below my room. It is an old building and creaks a lot, so everyone walking by the room (not many, this is a small hotel) couldn't help but make noise. They were very nice, so I feel bad being critical, but honestly, this was not a good hotel. I don't think anything in the place has been updated in at...