La Célestine
A stay at La Célestine feels rather like being welcomed into an old Alsatian family home, where host Claude serves homemade jams, fresh pancakes, and yoghurt at a communal breakfast table that guests repeatedly describe as the warmest part of their visit, and individually decorated rooms, though some on the ground floor can run cold and noisy, sit within easy walking distance of Petite France.
How the cosy score works →Why it scores 5.9, from guest reviews
- homely family house with unique decoration
- welcoming owner Claude and shared breakfast room with homemade jams and pancakes
- cold draughty ground floor rooms with poor soundproofing and security concerns
Best for
A strong fit for boutique character, walking everywhere and history and character. Guests point to guests describe La Célestine as an authentic, owner-run family house with unique decoration and personal hospitality from Claude.
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Frequently asked questions
- Where is La Célestine located?
- La Célestine is a bed and breakfast in Strasbourg, France, just a 10-minute walk from the old town and Petite France. It's easily accessible by public transport and close to the cathedral (Münster).
- How cosy is La Célestine?
- La Célestine has a cosy score of 5.9 out of 10. Whilst guests praise the welcoming atmosphere and personal touch from the owner Claude, some rooms can feel cold and draughty with noise carrying between spaces.
- What is breakfast like at La Célestine?
- Breakfast is included and served in a cosy communal room where guests can also make coffee and use the fridge. It features homemade items like jams and yoghurt, good bread, fresh orange juice, and a generous spread of French fare.
- Is La Célestine good for a personal, homely stay?
- Yes, guests consistently describe feeling 'at home away from home' thanks to the owner Claude's warm, friendly welcome and helpful local tips. The intimate bed and breakfast atmosphere makes it feel like staying with friends rather than in a hotel.
- Are the rooms at La Célestine comfortable?
- Most guests praise spacious rooms with comfortable beds and large bathrooms. However, ground-floor rooms can be problematic, some find them cold, draughty, and prone to noise from adjacent areas, so room choice matters.
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