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Very quiet so slept well. Good air-conditioning. Convenient parking.Frienfly helpful staff.Beatiful location/ views. Nice walk into town in evening.Found a better selection of restaurants in Ribeaville though.

Riquewihr is stunning, if medieval buildings and cobbled streets, set on a fairly steep incline, are your thing. There are no supermarkets or places to buy tobacco products in the town, so a car is essential for those self-catering. I wouldn't recommend for those with mobility problems, unless you have access to somewhere to keep the scooter, nor is it ideal for young kids or teenagers. Nearby Ribeavillé probably better. But if beautiful scenery, history & excellent food are what you want, go for it!.* (*The butterfly garden on the road to Ribeauvillé (10 mins in the car) is well worth the €9 entrance fee.) If you're feeling flush ( it is really pretty pricey!), but can't manage a trip to Kyoto, I can't recommend Au Trotthus highly enough. The Wagyu tasting menu was breathtaking, the setting gorgeous, the staff lovely, and the chef took time to come and speak to his patrons in a very informal, friendly way, explaining the dishes and his passion for all things Japanese. Also, you can dress to the 9s to eat there, but you don't HAVE to. Be comfortable! Will we be back? In a heartbeat.

Very nice to visit during Christmas Market (december) and ahead of Christmas. The medieval city is full of visitor for that fair. It is good also for a few years stroll in the Alsacean medieval town.

This trip we didn't visit Riquewihr but I have been there many times. It is an old medieval city with ancient buildings, two museums, one set up in a sort of dungeon... the town is surrounded by a wall and you enter through gates. Good shoes necessary to walk on the cobblestones which don't agree with high heels. From the top of the main street you can see the Black Forest (Germany) almost across the street. The small town is surrounded with vineyards and Fall is the best season because of the fantastic colors. There are lots of small restaurants serving local Alsatian food. The prices are decent and the locals friendly. Come for the Xmas market if you are not afraid of the crowds but then reserve a room very early.... Several villages nearby are just as beautiful. Colmar close by is a bigger town called the little Venice of the North and it is visited by hordes of tourists from all over the world. A replica of Bartholdi's Statue of Liberty welcomes all visitors! WWII buffs must climb the hill overlooking Riquewihr. It was the scene of vicious fighting in the winter of 1944 (French cemetery) and an American monument will remind you of the GIs who gave their lives for our liberation. So much blood shed over all this beautiful scenery...

Riquewihr is a beautiful medieval town, with cobbled streets, cute houses, lots of cafes and restaurants, as well as quirky little shops. Cobbled streets made walking around a bit of a challenge, especially when wet!

Back in time this village has passed from century to century and remains the same magnificent place as ever. The village boosts one of the best Christmas Stores in France and is a great bolt hole to visit Colmar, Strassburge which pales by this gem of a village. Riquewihr has some great restuarants serving a good range of food and when we visited in the October 2020 were able to have un verre de vin chaud on the terrace and sit people watching. This village is so compact you realy do not need any transport to get around. Enjoy!