Whether you’re travelling with family, as a couple or for work, the Arok offers personalised stays in the heart of Strasbourg, tailored to suit your needs and inclinations.
Business stays
Looking for an easily accessible hotel, close to the city centre? The Arok is perfect for business groups, accommodating delegates at seminars or conferences.
Leisure stays
The Arok is ideal for romantic getaways, solo breaks or holidays with friends or family!
We offer double or twin rooms and triple rooms subject to availability. Enjoy the friendly, fun atmosphere at the Arok, with its sauna, bar and the games available in the lobby (table football, backgammon, chess and more).
We are partnered with the Tourist Office, and our team is here to guide you and suggest activities tailored to your interests.
Strasbourg’s Cathedral of Notre-Dame
Miss Arok recommends that no-one should leave without feasting their eyes on the unmissable Strasbourg Cathedral. Built between 1015 and 1439, and featuring a sixteenth-century astronomical clock and a magnificent rose window, the Cathedral of Notre-Dame is an absolute masterpiece of Gothic art. “A prodigy of the gigantic and the delicate”, in the words of Victor Hugo. The single spire, 142 metres high, is a marvel of lightness and elegance. Until the nineteenth century, the cathedral was the tallest building in all of Christendom.
The Palais Rohan
Miss Arok also suggests a visit to the Palais Rohan. Located next to the Cathedral of Notre-Dame, the Palais Rohan, originally the bishops’ residence, is now home to three museums: the Archaeological Museum, the Fine Arts Museum and the Decorative Arts Museum.
The Kammerzell House
Don’t miss the famous Kammerzell House, located in the square beside Strasbourg’s Cathedral of Notre-Dame. Its façade boasts a unique level of decoration. With three overhanging storeys, its sculptures and paintings combine secular and sacred themes inspired by the Bible, Greco-Roman antiquity and the Middle Ages.
Church of St Thomas
The Protestant church of Saint Thomas is a beautiful example of Alsatian Gothic art. Its choir houses the impressive mausoleum of Marshal Saxe, a masterpiece of eighteenth-century Baroque funerary art.
Petite France
If there is one place Miss Arok loves to go for a stroll, it is Petite France. The most picturesque district in old Strasbourg, Petite France is built right on the water’s edge. The magnificent half-timbered houses dating from the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries were once home to fishermen, millers and tanners.
The Barrage Vauban
Finally, pay a visit to the Barrage Vauban, or Vauban Dam. Also known as the Grande Écluse or Terrasse Vauban, this bridge–weir is a listed historical monument. It is located a few metres from the Ponts Couverts bridges and was built to flood the southern edge of the city in the event of an attack. On top of the building, a panoramic terrace offers breathtaking views of the city and its waterways.
Our answers to your questions
Is the hotel really opposite the SNCF railway station?
Yes, the Arok Hotel is located directly opposite Strasbourg railway station, a stone’s throw away.
Does the hotel have a bar or a catering service?
The hotel has a bar open until 1 am and can recommend partner restaurants based on your preferences.
Is there a car park near the Arok Hotel?
We recommend two public car parks less than 200 metres from the hotel – the Wodli car park and the Sainte-Aurélie car park, which offer a 50% discount from midday on Monday to midday on Friday.
What are the check-in and check-out times?
Check-in is available from 3 pm and check-out is until noon.
What are the reception opening hours?
The reception desk is open 24 hours a day. The Arok team are always available to help you during your stay.