Location is excellent!!! You can't get more in the middle of Strasbourg than the Kammerzell :) The room was surprisingly quiet despite windows toward the very busy tourist streets - and the Cathedral Breakfast was VERY French: baguette with butter and jam, the richest croissant I have ever had (half was butter - and I like butter but even for me it was a bit much) plus a carafe of orange juice from a box, coffee or tea provided.

The rooms could do with a little TLC: carpets that fit, a thorough cleaning every now and then. I stayed for six nights and the sheets weren't changed once, but got fresh towels every day. More hangers for the towels could be put up too: lots of empty wall space in the bathroom for them. The staff is lovely but it feels like the hotel-bit is there just because they couldn't do anything else with the rooms that are there anyway. All the emphasis is on the restaurant.

Gorgeous historic hotel in the centre of the old town. It's in a busy area right next to the cathedral but was still quiet and peaceful overnight. We had a super dinner in the restaurant. Our room was tiny but had everything we needed.

Breakfast was baguette, croissant, and orange juice - they were all excellent, but it would have been good to have more choice. No gluten-free options were available even though requested on booking.

We liked the ambiance, service at dinner was wonderful, the room was very clean, the location could not have been better and the history of the building was unique and mesmerizing!

The breakfast was very bad! Half a baguette and a cup of coffee is the very bare minimum to eat considering how excellent the restaurant, dinner, is. I believe prisoners get more for breakfast than we did.

this is an excellent location right at the center of the old town next to the cathedral so you can easily get around the old town, get to the train station in under 20 minutes walking and get to the Orangerie park within 30 to 35 minutes walking. It is perfectly positioned. With that said, it is like an old fashioned Inn with the emphasis placed on the restaurant although the rooms are very clean, comfortable and quiet. There was even a small air conditioner and a fan for when the heat wave hit Europe. there are beams splitting the room and the bathroom which add to the enjoyment of the hotel. But it is not a traditional hotel. You are not going to have someone at the front desk, but somebody who works in the restaurant taking care of you simultaneously. Not a problem for us but it might be a problem if you expect a Hotel

if you expect a normal hotel, you would be disappointed. However, we were only there one night and the room was spotless, there were teas and coffees and cookies along with the ability to make a hot drink, lots of necessities in the bathroom and an air conditioner so there really is nothing wrong with the hotel

Maison Kammerzell is a wonderful historical building right next to the cathedral. It has lots of history displayed throughout the hallways. Where else can you say that you slept in a building originally built in the 15th century?

Fantastic location and steeped in history. Quirky, comfortable loft room in very old building. The restaurant is fabulous.

Being at the top of the building the room was badly ventilated and the air con not great.

Beautiful building and surroundings. Right by the cathedral.

Constant noise in bedroom throughout the night (pipes/air conditioning?) Breakfast offer not quite as advertised on website: no charcuterie nor cheese, just bread, jam, one danish, and coffee.

Location and history are very impressive. For such an old building it is in remarkable condition.

Lack of power points.. only had one in the room to charge 2 phones. Breakfast was very basic - would have expected to have ceral on offer or maybe even an egg.

Unique experience of staying in a historical building, right on the catehdral square! The room is small but all the amenities are there, including an electric kettle and even A/C.

Beautiful historical building and early afternoon check-in time. We were the first up for breakfast in the morning, which gave us a great chance to see all old murals covering the dining hall walls. We could put our bikes in a storage hall accessible only to staff.