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Hotel with parkingStrasbourg

Hotel in Strasbourg with parking

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A house with character

Housed in a 17th-century building, Hôtel du Dragon combines Alsatian authenticity with contemporary design.

A short walk from Strasbourg cathedral, this address of character embodies an art of living made of conviviality, comfort and sincere attention. Here the welcome is personal, the services are designed to simplify your stay, and every moment unfolds in an atmosphere at once warm and refined. Between the bright patio, the gourmet breakfast, the private car park and a genuine environmental commitment, our hotel brings together everything that makes an urban address where you always feel welcome.

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The sweet breakfast, by Thierry Schwartz

Every morning, Michelin-starred chef Thierry Schwartz delivers his pastries, breads and creations to Hôtel du Dragon.

Croissants and pains au chocolat straight from the oven, country breads and cereal breads form a generous base, joined by artisan jams and honey from Alsatian producers.

Seasonal fruit changes through the year: apricots and strawberries in spring, plums and apples in autumn, citrus in winter. Organic yoghurts and fromage blanc complete a table designed to start the day well, without heaviness.

The kouglof, an Alsatian brioche with almonds and raisins, naturally has its place: it is the region's sweet signature, and one of the best ways to understand where you are.

It is all enjoyed in the bright breakfast room or on the terrace, in the quiet of the inner patio, a few steps from the banks of the Ill.

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A breakfast buffet with various foods arranged on a wooden table, including fruits, pastries, and drinks.
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The savoury breakfast, with the taste of Alsace

The savoury buffet gives pride of place to regional producers, in the house's "Organic & Gourmand" spirit.

Alsatian charcuterie, ham and terrines sit alongside a selection of matured cheeses, including an authentic farmhouse Munster prepared in the traditional way, to be enjoyed with a pinch of cumin as local custom has it.

Eggs are cooked to order, and both butter and dairy come from short supply chains, chosen from artisans and farms of the Bas-Rhin.

This part of the buffet answers a simple need: to be able to put together a full breakfast before a day of sightseeing, walking along the quays or business meetings, without having to eat lunch too early.

Proud of its Alsatian roots, Hôtel du Dragon applies the same standard of origin and quality here as on the rest of the table.

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Explore Strasbourg freely

With its private car park (payable, by reservation), charging points for electric vehicles and a secure bicycle garage with repair workshop, Hôtel du Dragon makes getting around simple.

Fancy exploring the city differently? Hire a bicycle at reception and set off along the quays or towards la Petite France, the district facing the hotel on the other side of the banks of the Ill. Accueil Vélo certified, the hotel embodies the urban, sustainable spirit of a Strasbourg to be enjoyed gently.

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Responsible and committed hospitality

Green Key certified, Hôtel du Dragon follows a demanding eco-responsible approach, guided by the Environmental Charter of the Diana Hôtels Collection group.

Team awareness, reduced energy consumption, waste sorting, local partnerships — every action counts.

A partner of the Marque Alsace, the hotel upholds strong values: respect, authenticity and regional roots. A concrete and sincere way of combining high-end hospitality, promotion of our region and environmental awareness.

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A black car entering the underground car park of Hôtel du Dragon, beneath the hotel's nameplate.
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Private car park and bicycle garage

Parking in central Strasbourg is never straightforward: Hôtel du Dragon has its own private car park, payable and by reservation.

It saves you looking for a space in a district where parking is regulated and traffic restricted; the maximum vehicle height is 1.90 m. Several spaces are equipped with charging points for electric vehicles, also payable and to be booked in advance.

Cyclists are not forgotten. The hotel provides a closed, secure bicycle shelter, together with a repair workshop for everyday fixes. Bicycles are also available to hire at reception — enough to reach la Petite France, follow the banks of the Ill or head for Parc de l'Orangerie without getting back into the car.

This equipment has earned the hotel the Accueil Vélo label, which distinguishes accommodation genuinely suited to travelling cyclists, in town as on the cycle routes of Alsace.

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