Anyone have "must stay" B & B reccommendation for Alsace region? Something to use as home base a couple of nights. Thanks in advance to all advice!!
Posted by
Germany, Germany
813 posts
The local website: http://www.visit-alsace.com/
has a lot of hotels to choose from. Riquewihr is my favorite town.
Posted by
Granite Bay, CA
1914 posts
I found a place on Trip Advisor. It is nice to read reviews and see pictures of places you may want to stay. We don't stay there until June so I won't know until then whether it is a great place or not.
Posted by
Celina, Ohio, USA
74 posts
I have to agree with Kathy about Riquewihr - a great little town with loads of character, the Alsatian kind, not the Disney kind. And located well enough to offer several short daytrips. We stayed in a small Hotel St. Nicholas there. I'm not sure if it's still in operation, but it was very pleasant.
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OP
New Orleans, LA, USA
105 posts
Thanks for all the advice! The St. Nicholas is still open...we are considering Hotel Le Sarment d'Or because has good reviews on tripadvisor and the restaurant comes highly recommended. Anyone stay there before? Would really prefer a B & B in town but will consider small hotel if the price is right. Thanks again. peg
Posted by
Westminster, CO, USA
192 posts
I would suggest Equisheim, Madame Bomgender B & B., see comments under Jan 25 post.
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OP
New Orleans, LA, USA
105 posts
Checking it all out! Thanks for the advice everyone. Anything on the Hotel Le Sarment d'Or? peg
Posted by
North Salt Lake, UT, USA
3 posts
We spent three wonderful nights in Alsace last Oct (unluckily it was foggy). The first 2 nights we spent in a great B&B in the home of a local wine maker, Christophe Bleesz, and had a great time. His place is in a small town--out of the way--but if you are driving you will have no problem. The breakfasts were the best we had on our trip, and his wine was wonderful. We were on a tight budget and the rates were competitive. Here is the link: http:..www.bleesz.fr/Home-m1-en.html.
Bob