The Best Hotels in Alsace

Often underrated, Alsace has plenty to offer : from the famous Wine Route to breathtaking landscapes, museums, and historic landmarks. Between the Unterlinden Museum in Colmar and Strasbourg Cathedral, there’s no shortage of things to do… and plenty of chances to indulge in gourmet cuisine at some of the best hotels in Alsace.

Nestled between the Alsace plains and the Vosges mountains, this stunning 4-star resort offers panoramic views of vineyards and medieval castles : the perfect escape. Spanning 12.2 hectares, the property features a hotel with 56 rooms (including two bright suites renovated in 2021 by designer Vincent Alliot for White Spirit), a 1,000 m² casino, a theater, and three bars. The décor highlights nature, think raw wood, mineral tones, and forest photography.

At Le Belvédère, enjoy light, balanced menus overlooking the spa area, or head to La Brasserie for Alsatian delicacies like homemade foie gras terrine or roasted pike perch with sauerkraut.

The 3,600 m² wellness area, covered by an organic-style roof, features three unique aquatic spaces : The Lake of the Senses, a 34°C pool with 120 massage jets, The Lake of Silence, with underwater music and chromotherapy and The Crater Lake, an outdoor heated pool open year-round.

Bonus : The spa offers five treatment rooms with Phytomer facial and body rituals — perfect for a weekend of pure relaxation.

Route Départementale 106, 68150 Ribeauvillé – From €203

This 5-star Relais & Châteaux property, run by the same family since 1901, is located in Kaysersberg, one of the most picturesque wine villages in Alsace. The 32-room boutique hotel, redesigned by Patricia Nasti, blends warm tones, natural materials, and baroque wallpaper for an elegant yet cozy atmosphere. At the helm of the kitchen is Chef Olivier Nasti, MOF, two Michelin stars since 2014, and Gault & Millau’s Chef of the Year 2023, renowned for his creative takes on local game.
For a more traditional experience, the Winstub bistro serves regional favorites like onion tart, goose foie gras, and sauerkraut with nine garnishes. Bonus : The 200 m² spa includes two treatment rooms, an indoor pool, sauna, hammam, and whirlpool. Treatments are by Camille Becht, using 98% organic, ECOCERT-certified products.

9–13 Rue du Général de Gaulle, 68240 Kaysersberg – From €263

Opened in 2021, this 5-star MGallery Collection hotel in Colmar stands out for its striking green and gold metallic façade. Overlooking Parc du Champ de Mars and steps from Little Venice and the Bartholdi Museum, it’s an ideal base for exploring the city.

Inside, the design pays tribute to Auguste Bartholdi, creator of the Statue of Liberty: marble and stone blocks at the entrance, a copper wave behind the reception desk echoing the statue’s gown, and a giant sculpted mask of Bartholdi’s face above the bar.

The spa features six treatment rooms (including two doubles), a swimming lane, sauna, hammam, jacuzzi, ice fountain, and fitness studio.

Bonus : Breakfast is served buffet-style in a serene setting overlooking the park, with Alsatian specialties such as kougelhopf, pretzels, Vosges honey, and local cheeses.

2 Avenue de la Marne, 68000 Colmar – From €539

Located in Barr, the wine capital of Bas-Rhin and a key stop on the Alsace Wine Route, this 5-star MGallery hotel occupies a restored 16th-century building with half-timbered charm and vineyard views.

The 27 rooms (including a 60 m² suite) combine rustic elegance — stone walls, beams — with modern design elements: light oak, Italian furniture, gold-leaf lighting.
Its name, 5 Terres, refers to the five soil types found in the region’s vineyards (schist, limestone, clay, sandstone, and granite).

At La Table du 5, Chef Joël Philipps and Thomas Koehren reinterpret Alsatian cuisine through a seasonal, gourmet lens.

Bonus : The spa, set in a vaulted cellar, feels like a secret grotto. Treatments use Gemology and Valmont products, complemented by a pool, hammam, and sauna.

11 Place de l’Hôtel de Ville, 67140 Barr – From €171

A historic icon in Strasbourg, the Maison Rouge recently joined Marriott’s Autograph Collection after a stunning 2021 renovation that elevated it to 5-star status. Behind its signature red façade, the hotel hides 131 rooms and seven suites, blending Alsatian heritage with chic 1920s touches.

Book a cathedral-view room for the full Strasbourg experience, and don’t miss the pastel-toned Mistinguett lounges : perfect for breakfast or the Sunday brunch.

At the 1387 restaurant (named after the inn’s founding year), enjoy creative regional dishes by Chef Jonathan Rauch in a warm, library-inspired setting. The spa features two cabins (including a duo room), sauna, hammam, sensory shower, and a barrel-shaped jacuzzi.

Bonus : The guestbook includes signatures from legendary visitors, Churchill, Victor Hugo, and Mistinguett among them.

4 Rue des Francs-Bourgeois, 67000 Strasbourg – From €185

Also read : Our favorite addresses in the Marais and 5 Charming Hotels in France Under €160 a Night