Hotel Château de Pourtales

About

Château de Pourtalès stands proudly in Strasbourg’s historic Robertsau district, surrounded by the verdant Parc de Pourtalès. Originally constructed in 1750 as a stately manor, the building has witnessed the German‑French struggles of the 19th and 20th centuries, housing aristocrats such as Albert Schweitzer and Franz Liszt, and serving as a temporary university during the Cold War. Today, the château functions as a family‑friendly boutique hotel that blends 18th‑century charm with modern comforts. The 48 rooms spread across the historic château, the annexed "Chalet", and the newly built "Parc" offer guests a range of layouts—from period parquet‑flooring to contemporary, nature‑inspired décor. The hotel’s wellness facilities, including a Finnish sauna, hammam, and a private garden, provide relaxation after a day of exploring Strasbourg. Beyond its hospitality offerings, the site remains a symbol of cultural exchange. Visitors can stroll through the park’s 15 hectares, which host walking and bike trails lined with art installations and natural scenery, and enjoy the historic architecture that has served as a backdrop for speeches, music, and political discussions for centuries. Whether you’re a history enthusiast, a cultural traveler, or simply seeking a peaceful retreat in the French capital, Château de Pourtalès delivers an immersive experience rooted in centuries of European heritage.