unbeliveble! i never so such a thing. I tried to get a decent shower and there was no hot water!! i called the reception and they told me that they cant do nothing. and that hot water will be only one hour later! i will never reccomend this hotel to nobody. terrible staff!

I stayed at Victoria Garden during European parliament's session in Strasbourg 3 nights starting 26th September. It was difficult to find anywhere else to stay at that time.
Victoria Garden is a big hotel with 2 entrances. Mine was the one closer to the railway station. Still, it's a good 10 minutes walk from the station.
My double room was spacious with a reasonably comfortable bed, and fridge. Those we're the pros.
Cons: First the toilet wouldn't flush, then it was fixed and wouldn't stop running for the rest of the stay. No lights in the bathroom (that was fixed). The window wouldn't close, lots of noise from the nearby railway and street. No hair-dryer even to be loaned from the reception.We were 5 each with his/her own room and we all had lots of problems. One of us had no electricity in the room during the whole stay!
Breakfast at 7,50 euros was very basic the French way: croissants, toast, marmalade, yogurt, coffee machine and juice. You had to queue since it was quite crowded.
There are no restaurants (well, one but it closed very early) nearby. There's a shopping mall about 7 minutes walking distance, though, and tram stations within about 10 minutes walking distance to go to old town. If you like walking and have comfortable shoes it's no problem but if you need to dress up and have high heels - take a taxi if you get one!
Next time in Strasbourg I'll stay somewhere else closer to the very pretty old town or next to the train station since train is the best way to get to the airport.

Unfortunantely I had to stay in this hotel since I was coming to Strasbourg at the time of PA session when most of the hotels are booked. I couldn't believe my eyes that they call this a hotel! It was more of a hostel I would say and a very bad one! The service was bad, they simply can not help you with anything, rooms were so old and creepy, it was too hot in the room so I had to keep my windows open all night long, the bathroom was floaded every day...but the worst of all were the bed bugs. I would never go back to that place!!

Check in was really efficient which I was impressed with as the place was busy. These apartments are very big and have a small kitchenette inside which is useful if you want to chill some wine or have some bread and cheese like we did. The bathrooms are ok although a bit dated but the shower worked really well and there was plenty of hot water.

The location was ok, about a 10 minute walk from the train station and a 15-20 minute walk from the centre of town.

The biggest downside was that the bed was probably the most uncomfortable bed I have ever slept in. They had one of those very cheap thin foam mattresses and my back was in a lot of pain although my boyfriend was ok so perhaps it was just my side of the bed. As a result however, I don’t think I could bring myself to stay here again which is a shame. Despite it being one of the cheapest places we could find when we booked if I had to stay in Strasbourg again, I think I would pay a bit more for a proper bed.