B&B La Tête dans les Etoiles

Beautiful quiet little town. Greeted so kindly by the owner who had to get the room ready so sent us to the local restaurant this was fully booked however they made space for us with a perfect meal. Accommodation very clean and tidy and very spacious. Breakfast was superb and enough for four people not just two. Will definitely visit again when travelling through to Austria. Also have to mention the beautiful doggy Nutella.

Lulu was an amazing host, we had a great time! She is such a nice person so helpful and very kind! Her dog Nutela was the best dog and our daughter was obsessed with him! Breakfast was more than a traditional French breakfast, I think everything was homemade and delicious!! Highly recommended!

The place is fabulous, with lots of Alsatian character and beautifully decorated. Each room has a theme and the owner fills them with traditional items, like furniture, costumes and lovely little embroidery. We were there right before Christmas so the house was also extra decorated and very festive. The rooms are clean, spacious and warm. The breakfast was excellent, with plenty of food and traditional French and Alsatian bakes often homemade or fresh from the village bakery. One morning we could smell fresh baking from our room, it was lovely. All the guests have breakfast at the same table and it's always a nice festive and friendly atmosphere from people around the world that the owner is very good at creating. The village is pretty in its own right, welcoming and only a short trip by train from Strasbourg central. The train station is a short walk from the B&B and trains are every 30 mins We also had dinner -twice!- in a lovely restaurant (5 min walk from the B&B) and the food was excellent and traditional. We loved Nutella the dog. There's a beautiful garden and even a small swimming pool for summer. The owner and her husband are friendly and helpful. She went the extra mile for us when a horrible accident completely blocked the train line for hours and we would have been stuck in the village. She drove us with her car to a nearby village so that we could take an alternative transport (tram) to Central Strasbourg. If you don't mind to be a little far away from central Strasbourg we think that's the perfect stay!

The main downside is that if you rely on public transport, if something happens to the train system, it is very difficult to leave the village. If you are afraid of dogs it might not be the best place to stay, as their very handsome dog is a bit vocal and excitable. If you have difficulties with stairs also it might not be the best choice, some rooms are on the second floor with no lift, although that is to be expected in a traditional Alsatian home.

The house was so cozy, it felt like staying at my grandmother's house in the countryside, we had the best French rustic experience. The owners was so kind and the breakfast was authentic French. Very nice experience. Thank you Hristijan and Natalija