La Maison des Têtes - Relais & Châteaux - Hôtel Colmar & Restaurants

Our stay at La Maison des Têtes has offered us one of the most enjoyable holiday experiences we've had so far during our trips. The ambience of the hotel provides a lasting feeling of relaxation and calm, which, combined with the historic architecture of the building, creates an authentic Colmar experience.|The quality of cleanliness was truly superior: we felt really comfortable and at home in the impeccable rooms.|The dining experience was also excellent. We were able to order in the room and the dinner and breakfast menus proved themselves to be outstanding. All dishes were absolutely delicious and we had the chance to taste some of the traditional flavours of the Alsatian region. The serving was absolutely flawless.|In addition, the hospitable staff made sure we had everything we needed during our stay and even offered us farewell cake made by the hotel's pâtisserie for the road - a delightful touch.|Another important detail is the one of the parking space facility offered by the hotel. We were able to safely park our car in the interior courtyard, which is especially valuable in such a crowded city where finding parking spots is difficult.|We're eagerly looking forward to returning to La Maison des Têtes on our next trip! ❤️

Immaculate, luxurious room in one of the oldest buildings in Colmar, steps from museums and pedestrian district. Historic facade features dozens of carved stone faces, thus the name. Most vivid memory is the breakfast - in a historic dining room with big tray of pastries, cheese, and fruit brought table side. Had dinner one night in the Michelin-starred restaurant, and another night in the bistro, both fine experiences. About a 15 minute walk from train station. If you’re driving, be sure to reserve a parking spot ahead of time and call for exact directions, as the street is limited access - service vehicles and hotel guests only.

Just checked out after a superb experience at the Maison des Têtes. Husband and I booked three rooms for ourselves and our siblings family with two kids. The staff got us 3 rooms all next to each other which was excellent. The staff are so friendly, warm, and helpful. The rooms were beautifully appointed with the most comfortable bed and pillows we’ve experienced in Europe. The to-go goodie bags were such a wonderful end to a truly 5 star stay. Cannot recommend enough the adjoining patisserie. Stopped by 3 times in one day alone! The hotel breakfast was delicious as well. Was very cool to see all the fresh pastries being moved from the hotel kitchen to the patisserie in the morning. Cannot wait to come back! Thank you for the wonderful time.

We loved the whole hotel, employes, the perfect Suite and also Colmar. The breakfast lady's where amazing. We also had dinner in the Brasserie on the courtyart and it was very good. We forgot some cloth but that was shipped to us. Perfect service. |We will come back for sure.

Unique hotel in an historic building. with a small number of rooms it feels very personal and homely. Restaurants are excellent, staff both restaurant and hotel side are 1st class. Attentive without being intrusive. Would highly recommend

The staff were exceptionally helpful! The room very comfortable and well equipped. The old town was charming and very nearby the hotel. It’s easy to get around and many shops and restaurants were an easy stroll from the hotel. ||We enjoyed our stay and would highly recommend this hotel to anyone!

Great location in Colmar, in a beautiful period property with secure parking. We asked to have our room changed to one with a shower and the reception sorted it out very quickly and efficiently||Beautiful dining in the courtyard and fantastically presented breakfast by very friendly staff. We will be back!

Ideal combination of a cosy, beautifully appointed, stylish and historic hotel with a fantastic gourmet restaurant and bistro. Everything a guest would wish for. Friendly and correct staff make your stay an excellent one. Price vs quality is totally in order.

A lovely boutique hotel in the heart of the old town housed in a building that dates from 1609. Our group of 5 had three rooms -2 on third floor (203, 206) and one on top floor (304). All provided a comfortable, quiet sleep in a nicely air-conditioned environment but all were a bit different. The hotel name (house of the heads) is derived from the distinctive terra cotta heads that cover the front facade of the hotel. 203 had been recently updated so the bathroom was new with a spacious shower and updated fixturing and lighting. 304 was smaller but had access to the hotel's small balcony out front with a bistro table and two chairs. We had fun waving to the tourists taking pictures of the facade from it. This room was not updated and like our room, 206 had an older bathroom with a tub and hand-held shower wand. 206 was the largest of our three rooms with plenty of room to spread out although storage space for unpacking was quite limited-just a modest closet. 206 had the same tub configuration and also a single sink, but did have a tiny phone booth-sized shower. Our bed was firm but comfortable. My only nit (my wife's actually) was the hair dryer not seeming to work properly. Breakfast was included in the room rate and included the typical items you see in Europe-breads, cheeses, yogurt, fruit -and was served on the first floor above the lobby. We enjoyed our two-night stay in early August and found the front desk staff-especially the afternoon/evening duo - quite helpful and speaking good English. I'm hoping on a future visit to see all the rooms updated in the style of room 203 which would raise my review to 5 stars for sure.

This was definitely a unique hotel. The building is a historical landmark built in the early 1600s, adorned by 106 distinctive little heads (statues of course). The interior has been renovated to look like a quaint cottage with modern touches (the hotel lobby has a modern look, but the restaurant portion and room I was in had a more cottage-y feel). It's a good place for a romantic stay. I was in a room on the top floor that had a small balcony facing the street - pretty quiet in this part of town. The furniture was not the fanciest, but the room was cute, the bathroom amenities were nice, and I really liked their selection of complimentary soaps and lotions (Nuxe Paris brand). The hotel is gated and there is a beautiful courtyard in front of the entrance, where guests in the restaurant downstairs can sit. The rate I got was pretty decent for the value. However, something I did not appreciate was how they were sneaky about the breakfast situation... As a way of background, for this trip I had booked nearly a dozen hotels, so it was hard for me to remember exactly which hotels included breakfast. (FYI - this one did not.) When I checked in, they gave me an overview, then casually mentioned "...And breakfast is at (so and so) AM down this corridor..." without stating the price, in a way that made me think this hotel includes breakfast with its stays... until I received the final bill upon check-out and the total ended up being $40 more than what I had expected. This took me by surprise because up to this point, every other hotel that charged breakfast would say "breakfast is at [this time and location] and it will cost $xx.xx" and every hotel I've been to that included breakfast would say what this hotel had told me. Overall, nice hotel, but definitely be on your toes for any unexpected charges. It was definitely not a few dimes and nickels for me!