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"The bedroom was good and spaceous but that was it. The breakfast was extremely disappointing with very limited options, especially on the first morning when only a few other rooms were staying in the hotel, and they did not restock the food or drinks - basically First come, First Serve. We were not advised where to enter the hotel after the reception is closed, and after coming back from Europapark, we found ourselves locked outside with no one to assist us. Only german spoken in the hotel."

"5 Stars. Hotel and Restaurant are separate buildings and are both excellent. Owner is a great host. Quiet rooms with river behind hotel. We will go back there again."

"Great place. Just note that the shuttle to airport is not included in price of room. It’s about 22 Euros. But well worth it. Very nice host. "

"We stayed here for one night in a triple, which looked just like in the pictures. The room was fairly sparse with three twin beds, a tiny table and three stools, and a wardrobe. We came during the off-season when there were very few people in the hotel, so we had our hallway to ourselves. Each hallway is named after a different European country, with the individual rooms named after major cities, which fits into the theme of the European guesthouse. In the hallway for France for example there...

"We stayed here on Christmas night through the weekend specifically to go snowboarding. We were able to leave our car and ride the bus(bus stop directly in front of house) and back. Very easy! Owners were very sweet and knowledgeable of the area. Breakfast was good too! "

"We stayed one night. Really enjoyed the breakfast. Nice area for walking around. "

"We loved our stay here! It’s the upstairs rooms of the owners, one of whom is the baker in the bakery downstairs. The wide variety of fresh bakery goods served for breakfast is delicious! Christophe was very helpful and welcoming and recommended places we should see in Colmar and the wine road. "

"This is the third time I am going there and everuthing was perfect."