“Lovely country-side small hotel. Very convenient to Alsace wine trail.”

Lovely place in very small town. Only 1 local restaurant, but is less than 1 mile from Kayserberg, which has many restaurants & is a very nice town. Very convenient for visiting wineries & small towns on the Alsace wine route. Good parking. We were on top - 3 rd floor. No elevator - typical for these types of small hotels, so be prepared to carry your suitcases yourself up the stairs. Would definitely stay there again.

“Charming hotel in ancient Alsace village”

The location is perfect if you want to park your car and head off on foot. The entire village can be walked around in 15 minutes. There are many wine cellars located along the main street, and a small beer garden in the village square. It is easy to walk to nearby villages through the vineyards. Highlights of the area are the vineyards and wine, plus the excellent cuisine that is a available in the restaurants in this village and those nearby.

“Historic Elegance”

This hotel is in a tiny village, with only four businesses: two resturants and two wine cellars. Therefore it is so quiet we heard our footsteps echo while walking to dinner. The delightful commerce of Alsace is only down the road a few kilometers. The Town Hall has several monuments about wartime France/Germany that are powerful reminders you are in the middle of very old historical geography.

“Great accomodation in Alsace wine region”

We were very pleased with our stay at Hotel l'Abbaye d'Alspach in Kientzheim. The room we rented for 3 people (2 adults, 1 child) was a very comfortable space with living room and 2 bathrooms. The two-story layout made us feel at home. My daughter loved the cat that was roaming around and there was a nice sitting room. It was Easter, and we had a delicious dinner at the hotel restaurant Schwendi, which was only a short walk away. If ever back in the Alsace wine region, we will stay again without hesitation.