Itinerary help

Yes, there are multiple trains traveling that route daily.
You can check train schedules here: Oui.SNCF

Enjoy your trip!

Thank you.

When I book a train ticket, I just go to the website and enter my plan. The site will show you a handful of trains. I look for duration because some trains make a lot more stops than others, some you need to get off one train and board another. If you choose the shortest duration it will also be the easiest (but can cost more). The site gives you the option to look at earlier or later trains. I'd scroll each way just to see if you're missing a better opportunity that's not shown on the first list.

If you do decide to rent a car, don't search mid-day. Most rental agencies - even in larger cities - close for a long lunch hour. A search won't show availability at, say, noon but will show availability at 10 AM or 2 PM. Agency hours are often something similar 7 - 11 then 1 to 6.

You might want to consider basing in Strasbourg and doing a daytrip via train to Colmar. That'll be less time spent on packing up and moving hotels.

My wife and I did a Christmas Market tour of nearby villages (including Colmar) with Marc at Vinoroute (http://www.vinoroute.fr/en). He is great and can probably customize something for your family.

As a family we stayed at the Hotel Cathédrale. You could not be more centrally located. Loved it. When my wife and I went back, we stayed at the Hôtel Gutenberg. I can recommend both of them.

Enjoy!

Thank you all for your responses. We do plan to stay at Strasbourg and do a day trip to Colmar and maybe another town close by.
Given the present strikes, although tapering off, should i anticipate anything during my trip(april end) along with Brexit and EU issues. Thanks!