Hotel Graffalgar - Strasbourg

3-star artistic graffiti hotel in Strasbourg, 700 ft from the train station

Rooms & Art

Each floor and guest room at Hôtel Graffalgar is decorated by local artists, making every stay a gallery visit. Rooms include a flat-screen TV and a private bathroom with a walk-in shower and hairdryer. Guests can choose rooms based on the artwork they like, with names like 'Roi des ballons' on the 4th floor.

Dining

The on-site restaurant and café 'La Graffateria' serves a continental breakfast each morning, free for children under 8. A full breakfast buffet is available for €16, and a smaller option for €8.50 includes a juice, hot drink, and three pastries with jams. For other meals, many restaurants, shops, and bakeries are within a short walk from the hotel.

Location

Hotel Graffalgar Strasbourg is 700 ft from Strasbourg Train Station and a 5-minute walk to La Petite France. The Strasbourg Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art is 1300 ft away, and the European Parliament is close. Guests can walk to the Strasbourg Cathedral and the Christmas Market within 15 minutes.

Services & Accessibility

The Graffalgar Hotel offers wheelchair-accessible rooms with raised toilets, grab rails, and a level-access shower. On-site bicycle rental lets guests explore the city, and private parking is available for a daily fee. The hotel also provides luggage storage, a shared lounge, and a dedicated workspace in all rooms.

Community & Events

Sundays turn the reception area into a vintage market, and the hotel hosts temporary art galleries and community workshops. A 'Panic Book' in the room provides local cultural tips and interactive maps of nearby sites. The hotel also organizes events that connect guests with local culture and artists.

• Art: Rooms decorated by local artists, each floor unique
• Location: 700 ft from train station, 5 min to La Petite France
• Dining: On-site café 'La Graffateria' with breakfast options
• Accessibility: Wheelchair-accessible rooms with roll-in showers
• Community: Vintage market on Sundays, art workshops