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 Strasbourg, in northeast France, is the perfect choise for those travellers who love architecture and medieval structures. Modern style is present at the European Parliament buildings, while old styles can still be seen at Petite France district -placed around 300 metres away from the inn- and the Ponts Couverts. The inn was constructed in the 1980`s, and was renovated for the last time in 2005. |
 You will enjoy really particular ambiances, especially at the guestrooms, created by designer Agnes M. The 30 units each sport a different inspiration for the decoration, from spicy flavours to sweet delicacies and fruits. For instance, you may stay at "Cannelle" (French for cinnamon), "Chocolat", "Myrtille" (blueberry) or Amaretti. |
 By thinking of your favourite ingredient you will be choosing an ambiance in shades related to honey, vanilla or pistachio, with the colours linked to these products as the main asset. Le Kleber takes its name from the square placed a few steps from it, Place Kleber. The closest tram station is Homme de Fer, from where you will reach major attractions like the Strasbourg Cathedral and Maison Kammerzell in no time. |
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