Contact Hotel du Ladhof in Colmar

The rooms were small (we had 1x double and 1x twin) and internet access was very patchy (coming and going), but the rooms were clean and warm. We were greeted warmly when we arrived. We close not to have our rooms serviced, but it was offered. This pace is old, but serviceable.

PROS: After reading various reviews, we knew more or less what to expect so no surprises there. Amongst the things we liked about this hotel is the friendliness of the staff, the two gentleman that run the hotel are pleasant and helpful. The hotel really sticks to the checking times! so be mindful of your arrival, no late check in's if you arrive after 9pm. Room was clean, radiator worked very well, windows do open, hot / cold water run well, decent towels supplies (2 people), basic mini soap bars and shampoo/soap combined mini pack, paper cups and 2 toilet papers. Premises are kept clean, location of the hotel to center of town convenient about 20m via bus (be mindful of first and last bus out to/from designated close-by bus stop times schedule) otherwise you will have to walk 30m to nearest next bus stop, or wait for an Uber availability, quite long in my opinion. Cost to town in Uber was 21 Euros, Cost in Bolt 17 euros, may vary of time of day or season). Fair communication from the hotel if questions are sent via Booking.com. Price of per night was moderate considering the area and distance to town. Our room was switched from a large single bed room to a three single beds and wouldn't be switched or accommodated as per hotels note is within their disclaimer. My husband and I just had to sleep in separate beds, mattress are worn out and made a lot of noise when turning. We would stay in this hotel if there are no other options available as we already know how it operates and we felt safe.
CONS: Although there was a breakfast option (self paid) it is limited to a single croissant per person and several other slices of dry bread. One glass of orange juice, coffee/tea/hot chocolate option, limited cereal and plain yogurt options available, one type of fruit (mandarins in our case). No additional croissants given as they only order for the amount of guests signed to get breakfast on the day. If you are lucky (which we weren't maybe a guest doesn't show up for breakfast and you can get that croissant but you will have to be the last one in the dinning room to get it.) Breakfast is from 7:30-9:30 so be on time (10 euros per person). Nice, clean, spacious dining room. TRANSPORT: Be mindful of the bus schedules as if coming back to the hotel after last bus (about 5:30pm) you will have to walk from the closest bus last stop, 30m or so. Wouldn't recommended even if you don't mind the walk, but at night and no sidewalk, it's a busy dark road and you will need reflector gear so drivers can see you to avoid being hit by a car. May be different in summer time but since we went in December, that's our experience. SUGGESTION: Hotel is no frills so don't expect much comfort or convenience. My recommendation would be for the hotel to at least offer filtered water station or jar, or even run a water vending machine. We asked for water at breakfast and basically was from the tap to the table, no filtration system so be mindful to get your own bottled water, no water bottles for sale option either. The hotel can use additional option for snacks vending machine and also make a little profit and guests convenience. SPACE: Don't expect too much room in the bathroom, tight shower and very close to the toilet so you have to angle yourself right LOL. The hotel is close to the main road so expect car traveling noise though out the night, if you are a lite sleeper bring earplugs and eye mask for headlights lighting up your room. No elevator so expect some flights of stairs, original wood floors so expect lots of walking noise and walls are somehow thin, hear furniture moving/chats.