Logis Auberge Metzger

We gave a chance... together with an older labrador lady. Huge "no dogs" tables, both inside and outside, even verbal "NO" sitting down about 1m from the street. Just mention: was the only open restaurant within walking distance. The proposal of the waitress on the 35C day: "Leave her in the car..."

We often stay in Alsace as an overnight stop and Auberge Metzger did not disappoint. The first thing you notice is that is is in a peaceful setting. There is plenty of parking just across the quiet road from the hotel.|The second thing you notice is that the hotel is spotlessly clean . Our bedroom was on the second floor ( open tread staircase) and looked as if it had been recently refurbished. It was large, well decorated with dual aspect and small balcony.|The bathroom had a corner bath and separate shower. The WC was also separate. |There is a courtyard in front of the hotel that is shaded with trees...just the spot to take an aperitif.|Dinner was excellent. It was a Friday night and the whole restaurant was packed...always a good sign! Portions are generous. Service was efficient without the feeling of being rushed.|At breakfast there was a good selection of cold meats, fruit salad , different breads and croissants. I have a thing about coffee and often judge a hotel on the strength and heat of the coffee served. I couldn't fault the coffee here.|Finally, all the staff were friendly and welcoming . It is so important to be greeted by a smiling face after a long journey!|

This 3-star hotel could easily claim an extra star (as - truth be said - is already reflected in the price). Our large room had huge beds. The location was really quiet at night. The hotel has a well renowned restaurant where we enjoyed a pleasant meal at a reasonable price. Breakfast was good and we were invited to make a sandwich to take with us for lunch.

We stayed at the Auberge Metzger because it was close to the concentration camp memorial of Natzweiler/Struthof. The accommodations were better than we had expected, even after reading the TripAdvisor reviews. Because we had our teenage grandson with us, we reserved the family room, which had a small, separate bedroom for him as part of our suite. The room was decorated and furnished with lots of wood, was immaculately clean, had a balcony with a view of the local mountains, and very comfortable beds. Everything seemed new, although the hotel info told us that it had been renovated a couple of years ago. Our suite cost 125 € for the night, our other two family members had a "comfort plus" double for 90 €, both with breakfast included. Breakfast was impressive: boiled eggs, lots of cold meats, several good cheeses, cereals, fruits, yogurts including a liquid one, several breads, croissants, pannetone, multiple jams, juices (including what my wife called really good grapefruit juice), fromage blanc, even small crèpes with Canadian (!) real maple syrup, + coffee and tea, of course -- coffee with warm milk. Dinner the night before had also been very fine, elegantly served with impressive presentation. My wife ordered the Alsation sauerkraut (choucroute alsatienne), which arrived in a cast iron pot, and contained enough sauerkraut and various kinds of meat to feed all five of us (had we but known in advance). Our grandson had a scallop risotto that was a feast for the eyes as well as the palate, and my zander (a perch-like freshwater fish) in riesling was also excellent. The landlady picked a local wine for my wife and sister-in-law that they both pronounced to be superb, and all had desserts that were simply delectable. This is a great place to eat as well as to stay.

We had a great dinner with 5 courses. The waiting personal was always friendly and helpful with explanation of the meals. We enjoyed the regional deliciouls meals thoroughly. The pricing is also really well. We payed 80€ for 5 course dinner including breackfast. Highly recommend this hotel.

Auberge Natzwiller Good hotel (Logies de France) in a quiet village. We had a spacious room. Big bed. Hygiene ok, bathroom too. Separate toilet, which is good, but no possibility to wash your hands (you have go to the bathroom therefore). Metzger has an excellent restaurant. The food comes near to star level. We eat veal with a sauce of morilles and a beautiful fresh vegetableplate. The deserts of (1) icy soufflé of Grand Marnier and (2) fresh strawberries and rubarber were delicious. The service in the restaurant could be better. Staff is a little hasty en not always attentive. ||The breakfast is a little simple, ok quality but limited choice. I miss the eggs…||All together a place we can recommend.

We found this little Auberge by accident and what a find it turned out to be.Located in a small village deep in the Vosges it is brilliant for walks,sight seeing and if you are interested the only WW2 concentration camp in France.||Family run the place is spotless and they accept dogs! Our room (no.7)was huge with an extra small single bedroom thrown in and a balcony.||The staff were young and friendly and the service was fine. The extraordinary thing was the food!! It was amazing - some of the best meat and fish we have ever tasted and that was demi pension not the a la carte menu!. The wine was expensive but if you stay with the house served in quarter,half or full carafes this cost is mitigated.||We stayed for two nights and didn't hold back at supper each night and for a couple the bill was €526 including a very good breakfast.

We had lastly stayed at Auberge Metzger some 16 years ago, and have tried in the ensuing years to stay there, but either the hotel was closed or fully booked. Now finally, we were treated again as old friends returning from a long stay away. The food, again, was excellent and no effort was too much to cater for my wife's special dietary needs. The room was clean, spacious and the beds were very comfortable. We will return again, but now a bit sooner. Auberge Metzger is worth a detour...