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

Beautiful boutique hotel in Colmar. We were celebrating my birthday, so they gave us a bottle of wine and a room on the third floor with the only balcony. The location is in the old town on a street that may become pedestrian only. For now, we could drive up to the hotel to unload our luggage and parked behind it in a gated area. The hotel is owned by a Michelin chef, Eric, who was extremely helpful to my husband in parking the car when it became full. Breakfast is fabulous, and he even provided takeout bags for the extra bread, pastries, etc that we enjoyed as we drove around the nearby towns. Great AC, bed linens, staff, and amenities. At check out, we were given a delicious cake that he made.

Wonderful hotel with great people. The breakfast is stand out, both in terms of quality and attitude of the people serving. Rooms are of a high standard. We were on honeymoon and this was acknowledged and recognised. Thank you. Only slight gripe. Check in is from 4 so guests tend to arrive at similar time and there was one person on reception. Didn’t have to wait long as hotel doesn’t have many rooms but seems a blip in what was a perfect stay.

A wonderful hotel with great rooms, good location, and a staff so welcoming you feels as though you are a frequent guest. We will highly recommend the hotel to our friends traveling to France. The brasserie earned it ratings the dinner was fantastic and the breakfast even better. The only negative is the driver the hotel arrange to take us to the train station charged 220% of the fare charged by the cab that brought us to the facility.

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.

Enjoyed the cuisine at the Brasserie for dinner-loved all the fresh herbs. Breakfast was lovely-so many options including great viennoiseries and amazing housemade muesli. Room was cute and bed comfortable. We would come back to Colmar again just for La Maison des Têtes. Great staff! So cool and welcoming.

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.

Beautiful, spacious Comfort Room at a reasonable price. Wonderful breakfast in The Brasserie, a fabulous, historic room. Great service. Best location for seeing the old city Ask for a room on the courtyard for maximum quiet since throngs of tourists stand outside the street side for photos of the legendary facade of faces.

The good:|The rooms are very nice. Beds very comfortable. Colmar is very cool and this is a near historic building. ||The service was fine. A little spotty. Nothing egregious but also nothing spectactular. ||The bad: |Arrival at this place left something to be desired. We could not figure out how to get to the road this hotel is on and the hotel didn't have any parking for us. We ended up not even being able to drop out luggage off at the hotel. We parked 3 blocks away and drug out luggage on the cobblestone streets. ||I'd recommend reaching out to guests below with more detailed and specific arrival instructions. ||If you are going to book the hotel, just plan ahead a little better than we did to try to mitigate these challeneges. ||If you go, I highly recommend doing the 3 castles hike near Kayserberg. And you must check out Riquewir and Eguisheim. If I returned I would honestly probably stay in one of those smaller villages.