Hotels in Obernai: Where to Stay in 2025
Updated 28 October 2026 · 112 real hotels
Obernai is a compact, walkable medieval town where almost every hotel puts you within easy reach of the historic centre and the ramparts. The old town itself is the obvious base for first-time visitors, while those seeking spa comfort or more space can choose properties set slightly back from the pedestrian core. Arriving by train from Strasbourg (30 min) makes the town very accessible without a car.
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| Hotel | Area | Rating | Price / night |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hostellerie de l'Etoile ★★ | Obernai : à 19,6 km | ★ 4.4 | 85 €/nuit |
| Comfort Aparthotel Mutzig Portes d'Alsace ★★★ | Obernai : à 8,9 km | ★ 4.4 | 102 €/nuit |
| Hostellerie Saint Florent ★★ | Obernai : à 14,9 km | ★ 4.7 | 115 €/nuit |
| Hôtel La Rubanerie | Obernai : à 20,3 km | ★ 4.8 | 128 €/nuit |
| B&B HOTEL Strasbourg Aéroport ★★ | Obernai : à 16,5 km | ★ 4.2 | 129 €/nuit |
| Spacious Chalet for 4 in Hommert | Maison entière | ★ 4.8 | 131 €/nuit |
| Maison D'hôtes La Cerisaie | Obernai : à 17,3 km | ★ 4.8 | 139 €/nuit |
| hotelF1 Strasbourg La Vigie ★ | Obernai : à 17,4 km | ★ 2.9 | 139 €/nuit |
| Chalet in Harreberg With Garden Views | Maison entière | ★ 4.8 | 145 €/nuit |
Why stay in Obernai?
Nestled at the foot of Mont Sainte-Odile and sitting squarely on the Alsace Wine Route, Obernai is one of the best-preserved medieval towns in France. Its half-timbered houses, flower-filled squares and centuries-old fortifications create a setting that rewards slow exploration on foot. The town is small enough to cross in fifteen minutes, yet rich enough in restaurants, wine bars and local markets to fill a long weekend with ease.
What the town feels like
Obernai has a distinctly Alsatian character: Germanic architecture, Franco-German gastronomy, and vineyards beginning almost at the edge of the car park. Outside the summer and Christmas-market peaks it remains refreshingly calm. The surrounding villages of the Bas-Rhin are all reachable within twenty minutes by car or bike, making Obernai a practical base for a wider wine-country itinerary rather than just a day-trip stop.
Which area to stay in Obernai?
- Historic Centre (Vieille Ville): The right choice for most visitors. You walk out directly onto Place du Marché, the Six-Bucket Well and the main restaurant strip. Nearly all the hotels listed here sit within or immediately beside this area.
- Rue de Sélestat and southern approaches: Slightly quieter streets just outside the ramparts, with good access to parking and the cycle path toward Barr. Suited to travellers arriving by car who prefer a calmer setting.
- Abords du Mont Sainte-Odile (outskirts): The wooded slopes above town attract hikers and pilgrims. Accommodation here is limited, but the proximity to forest trails makes it appealing for active travellers. A short drive brings you back into town for dinner.
- Strasbourg (18-23 km away): Not Obernai itself, but worth mentioning for travellers whose priority is Strasbourg's Eurométropole or the European Parliament quarter. Hotels like Hôtel Kyriad Strasbourg (18.3 km, 153 €/night) or Citadines Eurometropole Strasbourg (22.8 km, 246 €/night) serve this need while still allowing a half-day excursion to Obernai by regional train.
- Wine Route villages (Barr, Blienschwiller, Heiligenstein): Tiny neighbouring communes with guesthouses and domaines offering rooms. A good option for cyclists or wine enthusiasts who want a village-scale experience rather than a hotel.
Good to know
- Arrive by train if you can: The TER regional line links Strasbourg to Obernai in roughly 30 minutes with frequent departures. The station is a 10-minute walk from Place du Marché, sparing you the limited and sometimes expensive parking inside the ramparts.
- Book early for Christmas and harvest season: The Obernai Christmas market (late November to late December) and the grape-harvest period (late September to mid-October) are when rooms sell out fastest and prices climb. Booking two to three months ahead is wise for those windows.
- Travel light for the old town: Streets inside the ramparts are narrow and partly pedestrianised. Hotels here usually have a small car park or an arrangement with a nearby public car park, but rolling large luggage over cobblestones is genuinely awkward.
- Combine with a day on the Wine Route: Renting a bike in Obernai and cycling south toward Barr or north toward Boersch is straightforward on the dedicated cycle path. Several wine estates along the route offer tastings without prior reservation in high season.
- Budget for dinner: Obernai has a strong restaurant scene for its size, with several addresses pushing into the 40-60 € per person range for a full Alsatian dinner with wine. Factoring this into your nightly budget avoids surprises.
What to know about hotels in Obernai?
What is the best area to stay in Obernai?+
The historic centre is the best base for the vast majority of visitors. Staying inside or immediately beside the medieval ramparts means you can walk to the main square, the market, restaurants and wine bars within minutes. The town is small enough that there is really no 'bad' location, but central is always preferable when the streets are this scenic.
When is the best time to visit Obernai?+
Late spring (May to June) and early autumn (September to October) offer the most pleasant conditions: mild temperatures, the vineyards in full colour or harvest mode, and thinner crowds than in summer. The Christmas market period is magical but busy and pricier. January to March is the quietest stretch, with some restaurants taking their annual break.
What is the average hotel budget in Obernai?+
Based on currently available hotels, nightly rates range from around 107 € (Les Jardins d'Adalric, 3-star) to 219 € for a well-rated 4-star such as Hôtel La Diligence. A comfortable mid-range 4-star stay typically falls between 170 € and 220 € per night. L'Ecurie d'Obernai at 142 €/night stands out as strong value given its guest rating of 4.8/5.
How do you get from Strasbourg airport to Obernai?+
Strasbourg Entzheim airport is about 20 kilometres from Obernai. The most practical route is to take the airport tram link into Strasbourg city centre, then board a TER regional train to Obernai (journey around 30 minutes from Strasbourg station). A taxi or rideshare directly from the airport to Obernai takes roughly 25-30 minutes and costs in the 40-55 € range depending on traffic and the service used.
Is a car necessary to stay in Obernai?+
Not if your plan is to explore Obernai itself and take day trips by train to Strasbourg. The town centre is walkable and the train connection to Strasbourg is reliable. However, a car becomes very useful if you want to visit smaller Wine Route villages such as Andlau, Dambach-la-Ville or Ribeauvillé, which have limited or no direct public transport links.
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