Spacious, well-equipped apartment within walking distance to the cathedral. Pleasant and safe surroundings. The host is very kind and helpful.

I would have appreciated a dishwasher. Otherwise, everything was perfect.

Super location, safe, clean, close to grocery stores, restaurants, trams

Nothing

De ligging. Midden in de stad en toch rustig. Ook was de woning zeer ruim en compleet.

Wasbare dekbedden zonder hoeslaken.

The apartment was as advertised for the most part. It was on the top floor of the building, and offered a view from the two terraces on opposing sides of the unit. The bedrooms were fine, as was the kitchen and the main living/dining room. It's located within a relatively short walk from the parts of town that a tourist is likely to want to visit. We didn't need public transport or taxis to see what we wanted to see in Strasbourg.

My sad confession: I don't speak much (any) French. But the key to the apartment was being kept by a bartender at a restaurant to which I had no directions. I puzzled and bothered uninvolved shopkeepers (whose English was exactly as good as my non-existent French) until I stumbled upon the place where the key was secreted. This felt uncomfortably like a scavenger hunt when my family and I just wanted to get into the place we were staying. I had a rental car, and needed to park in a public garage near the apartment. The garage was fine, though the entrance is located off of something like an alley that's quite narrow. The directions to the garage, and from the garage to the apartment could have been more clear. Oddly, I suppose, my main complaint about this place (after the key experience) regards toilet paper. My wife, daughter and I spent 5 nights here. We were provided with 3 small rolls of toilet paper. This was grossly inadequate and seemed to evidence an exceedingly penny pinching sort of thought process by the owner. Instructions and location directions relevant to our stay were pretty limited. France apparently has a very low opinion about glass bottles. Glass may not be disposed with other household garbage, but must be taken to special locations scattered throughout French communities. This property provided limited instructions and no map as to where glass was to be disposed. I eventually managed to find the location - and it's not too far from the apartment - but in my country we don't treat glass this way, so I felt that this was an unwarranted and poorly explained imposition.