We stayed here for 1 week and took short trips on the "Route du Vin" like suggested in Rick Steve's travel show. (Riquewihr, Colmar, Black Forest in Germany, the castle at Ribeauville and Eguisheim) The evenings were spent in Kaysersberg and what pleasant time it was. The hosts at Le Logis are charming, rooms are new and spacious (we stayed... More

Entering Kaysersberg you will find yourself in the middle ages. Arriving at the hotel on the other end of the street, is a bit of a disappointment then. It looks like it is renovated last in the nineties, in seventies style. My friend and I had made reservations for 2 single rooms including a bathroom. The hotelière told us she... More

We had high expectations for this hotel....the price was good, and it offered us free parking, wifi and a room with a balcony. Location driving in was excellent and the desk staff spoke English and was very helpful. Breakfast was an extra charge, but reasonable and very good! We booked 2 rooms for 2 couples....our friends had a nice room... More

We've got a good and clean room. The view was nice, but best of all was the combination of the balcony and... the fridge, with enough space for a bottle of wine and very nice glasses to put the wine in!! In Kaysersberg you can drink a beautifull espresso and the're a view bakers to buy yourself a fantastic breakfast.... More

What's there left to say? It's a lovely place to stay. As our 1983 French Leave puts it, this is "a perfect example of just how good a newly-built Logis de France can be". No longer newly built but still pretty close to perfect in this price bracket. Easy walking distance to all the restaurants in dinky-doo Kaysersberg but far... More

This hotel is a modern building five-minutes' walk from the charming (but touristy) old village, and we appreciated the quiet and the view of the surrounding mountains. The staff is personable and eager to help. The room was spacious, but an air-conditioner would have increased the comfort. The breakfast buffet was excellent.

A very friendly and genuine atmosphere. It is a family owned hotel where they make you feel welcome and at home. A short walking distance, two hundred meters - which is good to keep some distance to the busiest streets during high season. Nice surroundings with walking/running paths.

Kaysersberg is a tourist town but this very good hotel on the edge of town is ideally situated with free parking. Lots of restaurants within walking distance ( the hotel does not have a restaurant). Contrary to other reports we found a very modern passenger lift and an ample breakfast with fresh bread, croissants, coffee and orange juice). the wonderful... More

Found the hotel easlily, plenty of parking locally although their own car park fills up quickly. Rooms clean, good balconies, separate loo to bathroom. Two minutes walk from the centre. Breakfast however reveals a legendary cost control by the owner from who the British Government could seek advice as they seek to reduce the public debt. The offer of meat... More