Hotel Cour du Corbeau

This impressive half-timbered building was built in the heart of Strasbourg at the end of the 16th century. Initially a coaching inn, it has welcomed many storied guests over the years, such as the Maréchal de Turenne, Frederick the Great or Voltaire. In the 19th century, the tavern became a glass factory before resuming its original function. Painstakingly renovated in 2009, it is now a stunning example of Strasbourg's Renaissance architecture and the pride of the city.

Sleeping in a 16th century inn is just one of the privileges of staying at the Cour du Corbeau. Let yourself be charmed by one of its 63 rooms and suites, and the subtle contrast between the modern rooms and their 16th-century backdrop. As you walk along the gallery overlooking the hotel courtyard, you enter a space with soothing décor, with the natural tones of wood, stone and slate, embellished with colors, sometimes powdered, sometimes shimmering, for a perfectly harmonious effect.

Breakfast and cocktails are available at Bar de la Cour du Corbeau. A business center and massage service are also available.