Gautier, Paul and the entire OKKO HOTELS Strasbourg Centre team are happy to welcome you to this 120-room hotel. A showcase for futuristic architecture, the project is under way on the river peninsula at the heart of the rapidly regenerating Malraux district of Strasbourg.

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SERVICES INCLUDED DURING YOUR STAY

Club: 24-hour access
Snacking
Local products
Free wifi everywhere in the hotel
Gym: from 7 am to 10 pm
Arrival possible from 2pm and departures until 12pm (2pm on weekends)
Early Check-in and Late Check-out available for direct bookings
Animals on request (without extra charge)

4* rooms

AESTHETICALLY PLEASING AND FUNCTIONAL ROOMS

The fruits of Patrick Norguet Studio's labours, our rooms are at once aesthetically pleasing and functional, practical and elegant. Classic rooms of about 18 m² for 1 or 2 people.

the rooms

On the Malraux Peninsula

OKKO HOTELS Strasbourg Centre is part of the ambitious Black Swans development. A showcase for futuristic architecture, the project is under way on the river peninsula at the heart of the rapidly regenerating Malraux district of Strasbourg. Only ten minutes by foot from the historic city centre, the hotel also benefits from immediate access to a range of public transport connections (including tram and bus).

CONTACT INFORMATION :

Presqu'île Malraux - 46 rue du Bassin d'Austerlitz — 67100 — Strasbourg —France

Phone: +33 3 88 39 80 80
Mail adress : strasbourg6701@okkohotels.com

On the Malraux Peninsula

CONTACT INFORMATION :

Presqu'île Malraux - 46 rue du Bassin d'Austerlitz — 67100 — Strasbourg —France

Phone: +33 3 88 39 80 80
Mail adress : strasbourg6701@okkohotels.com

HOTEL SERVICES

How to get here?

By train:

From Strasbourg Railway Station: take Tram C towards Neuhof Rodolphe Reuss and alight at Winston Churchill. L.

Public transports / by bike:

• Take the FLIXBUS shuttle to Place de l’Etoile, then walk 500m to the hotel.
• Take the DISTRIBUS shuttle to Saint Louis, then take the TER train towards Strasbourg.

By plane:

From Strasbourg-Entzheim airport: take the TER train towards Strasbourg, then take Tram C towards Neuhof Rodolphe Reuss and alight at Winston Churchill (€4.30 train + tram)

By car:

The hotel is located on a peninsula, access to cars is forbidden and the hotel does not have a car park. Two paying car parks are available nearby: Parking Etoile P2 (car park with UGC cinema) and the parking of the Rivetoile shopping center. To arrive, take N4/E52 towards Kehl Place de l’Etoile. Continue towards Kehl on the Avenue du Rhin, before turning back at the first opportunity towards Esplanade. Our hotel is located behind the UGC cinema.

Where to park?

PARKING

The hotel is located on a peninsula, access to cars is forbidden and the hotel does not have a car park.

Arriving by car, you'll be able to park at the nearest car park: the Etoile P2 Cinema Parking (video surveillance) located at 25 Av du Rhin, 67100 Strasbourg:
Opening hours: Monday to Saturday from 07:30 to 01:00 - Sundays and public holidays from 09:30 to 01:00 (Exit is possible outside these hours)
Rate for 24H: 20€ approximately

It is also possible to park at the Rivetoile Car Park (3 Place Dauphine, RN4/Route du Rhin, F-67100, STRASBOURG):
1,150 parking spaces over two levels, including 35 disabled spaces. Open from Monday to Saturday, between 7:30 a.m. and 9 p.m. Open 24 hours a day for pedestrian access and departures.
Rate: €1.30 per hour

"Alsatian by birth and by heart, I am happy to welcome you to Strasbourg, and to introduce our guests to our hotel and its values, which I found immediately appealing. Strasbourg is a magnificent city in all seasons, a regional capital, a European capital and also the capital of the Christmas market, which you absolutely must visit in December! The hotel business is a passion because every day is different and has its own surprises, there is never a dull moment.

The entire OKKO HOTELS Strasbourg team and I will make sure that your stay in the Alsatian capital is a friendly and "cloudless" one, where sharing and hospitality are at the heart of our concerns, as they are for all Alsatians."

— GAUTIER, HOTEL MANAGER