We stayed at La Maison Bleue and loved every bit of it. The apartment is extremely well-thought-out: a separate seating area with a table for two right at the entrance, a fully equipped kitchen featuring a coffee machine and everything you might need, and a separate, comfortable bedroom with very cozy beds and pillows. The hosts were exceptionally thoughtful, leaving milk and a cake in the kitchen for us—such a kind touch. The check-in instructions were crystal clear and straightforward. Overall, it was a wonderful experience from start to finish. An ideal place to stay if you are visiting this charming village!

There are 3 windows at home but no one has mosquito net. As soon as I opened the window, flies came in. I had to sleep windows closed and it was a bit hot when windows are closed.

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Everything, absolutely sensational stay in the most darling town in Alsace

We stayed in the Apartment with Terrace. It is next door to the house and is spread over three floors, linked by a spiral staircase. The bathroom is on the ground floor, the kitchen and sitting room on the first floor and the bedroom on the second floor-we suggest you be aware of this-and the spiral staircase - when booking. The apartment is well fitted out, clean and warm, with excellent wifi. The street outside is charming and full of character and could hardly be more convenient for the town centre. We were treated with nothing but kindness at the Restaurant Dolder when we arrived cold, wet and upset after a difficult arrival. Onion soup is a miracle cure! If you want to experience life at the heart of a mediaeval town, you could hardly do better!

When we booked, the property description said that the bathroom was “en-suite”, but as the apartment is spread over three floors, with the bathroom on the ground floor and the bedroom on the second floor, this was not the case- this description has now been changed. No mention is made of the spiral stairs in the property description. The bathroom needs a shower curtain too -water goes all over the floor if you use the shower head! The streets are very narrow and though we were told to bring the car and cases to nearby the property, I think this advice should be changed. We had a small hire car and struggled to turn in an unfamiliar setting in the dark, in pouring rain. We parked without difficulty outside the gates as recommended, and chose to walk our cases back over cobbled streets when we left, rather than drive down them again. On reflection, we would have preferred the main house, but inaccurate information did not help us decide.