Having looked at rooms in two buildings, we chose a room on the second floor in the old "Faucon" building, built in l535 @ 70 euros per night. It necessitated climbing a lot of stairs, no lift but the room was warm and cosy, fitted with pine furniture and a bath not just a shower. We had also been shown... More

We stayed for a week in this small, comfortable hotel, which is in the heart of Wissembourg. It is steps away from the tourist office and an easy walk to all the sites, shops and restaurants in town. The staff are very professional and friendly. The room faced the street (although the hotel is set back from the main road)... More

hotel was comfortable enough but be prepared for no duvet-blankets only which were very comfortable temperature wise in room,.. no wifi connection on 3rd floor even although they say that there is. no kettle in room. Highlight of stay was the restaurant in hotel. One of the best in the area. Hotel was very central in town and easy access... More

This is a small but cosy hotel at the very center of Wissembourg. Our room was in a buiding of the 16th century in front of the main hotel. The room, with two large beds, was at the last floor, and it was clean, not large but very romantic! A couple of timbers were too low for my head, but... More

We flew into Frankfurt, Germany, rented a car and drove to France. At Gruenstadt, we left the Autubahn, and drove along the Weinstrasse, through the beautiful wine villages of Germany. We crossed the border into France at Schweighofen, and were in Wissembourg - Weisenburg on the German road signs - in a few minutes. The Hostellerie au Cygne is in... More

Another of the post-war French/German small hotels that are comfortable, clean, with great kitchens. We were greeted warmly and served well and amply for the price. Loved the dinner, wine list, and they opened up a salon for us on our floor so we could stay up late and play cards. Recommendations for wine tastings proved to be precise and... More