Search hotels in Kaysersberg

We loved the size of Kaysersberg. It was a spacious town without the crowd of Colmar. There were several excellent restaurants, a renowned pottery shop, a historic church, and even castle ruins to climb to. Above the castle ruins there is a path for hiking--we didn't bring the right shoes. I highly recommend use of the Kutzig bus to visit the nearby towns. It is an open air bus with a scheduled route, fairly priced, and with an easy app! We visited 4 of the 8 towns, based on our time schedule, was able to sip some wine, and not have to drive a mile. We were the only patrons on the bus when we rode. It is a missed opportunity to not support this business. Good wine abounds as does the scenery! Kaysersberg was the best choice for us!!

Nice old small Alsace town close to everything in Alsace, such as vineyards, mountains and Colmar. Not much shopping and no night life, but nice for relaxing in a quiet and nice old Alsatian town. Try the local typical tarte flambée. Better than pizza. I think this town is more suited for middle age to senior couples than younger guys. But, if you, like us, want to be active as well doing some road bike tours in the mountains this is the place in Alsace.

The view from the castle is stunning as it looks over the vineyards and town. I found the longer path through the vineyard to be easier than the shorter path of stairs at the other end of the village.

Kayserberg is a very picturesque town, popular with sightseers, that still retains its traditional Alsace character. There are quaint streets to wander down, shops to browse, and a ruined castle to climb up to. There are plenty of places to enjoy a good meal or just a drink. And the geranium ice cream is highly recommended! Kayserberg makes a great centre for a holiday in Alsace, with Colmar nearby and plenty of other towns, vineyards, and museums to visit. A little further away the incredible Cite de l'Automobile is worth the journey. You have never seen so many breath taking cars! If you want fresh air and exercise then walking and cycling in the the picturesque Vosges is hard to beat. It's the perfect base for a holiday in the Alsace.

Stayed overnight. KLE Hotel Ok, well located, but coffee awful, coffee machine didn’t work, and congested breakfast area. Kaysersberg is very attractive with a range of restaurants. Have stayed before, out of high season, when it is less crowded. We were disappointed to hear that Monsieur Stoll’s Vineyard is closing.

Kayserberg is a delightful place which has been preserved to maintain it's character. The buildings are beautiful. There are lots of shops to browse and some of the goods are very up market.There is a supermarket just outside the bottom end of town for ordinary shopping. Kayserberg is well organised for tourists with a big car park a few metres from each end of town keeping the centre mostly traffic free. We got a free parking pass with our accommodation. We used the excellent new jump on jump off minibus service to tour round the wine villages and get to Colmar. We were glad we stayed in Kayserberg and visited overcrowded Colmar rather than the other way round. We ate well in the plentiful restaurants with only one being rather poor quality. The rest were very good. .