This Holiday Inn is on the edge of the town''s center, but it is just across the street from the Lycee Kleber tram stop, so it is very easy to get there from the train station, and easy to go anywhere in the city center. The people at the front desk speak fluent English and never failed to greet us as we came and went throughout the day. They gave us an excellent free map of the city. A bowl of fresh fruit and a bowl of hard candy was on the front desk for the taking.
Our room was spacious and was on a non-smoking floor. We were not bothered by smoke coming from other floors or from the bedding. The room had a king-size bed, mini-bar, hair dryer and pants press. A television had CNN-International, along with programs in a variety of languages. The bathroom was large, especially by European standards, but the towels were thin. There was parking available, and the hotel had a restaurant. A buffet breakfast is available, but we preferred to grab a kugelhopf from Maison Kugelhopf, a great pastry shop downtown. I would have no hesitation to stay here again if we return to Strasbourg.