Opening soon — bookings go live shortly. Strasbourg Christmas market: 27 November → 24 December 2026.

All you

NIED IS LOVE

Niederhausbergen · Alsace, France

Two fully renovated apartments in a quiet village, ten minutes from the centre of Strasbourg. Each one has its own character, its own hand-painted mural, and its own way of telling the story of Alsace. And if you're travelling as a group, book the whole house: up to ten guests.

Free private parking
Air conditioning
High-speed fibre Wi-Fi
Self check-in
Bus 75, 2 min walk

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The Nied is Love house, 99 rue de Hoenheim, Niederhausbergen — Greetings from Niederhausbergen

Two homes, one roof

The apartments

Same house, two moods — and the option to book the whole place. Pick your Alsace.

The “Greetings from Strasbourg” mural painted in the ground-floor apartment's living room

1 bedroom
Ground floor
40 m²
4 guests

All on one level, bright, turned towards the city. Its mural unfolds Strasbourg across a whole wall: the cathedral spire, the covered bridges, the half-timbered houses of La Petite France and the storks keeping watch above. Ideal for a weekend for two or a work stay.

1 bedroom: 160 cm double bed
Sofa bed in the living room
Brand-new fully equipped kitchen
Air conditioning & heating
Washer-dryer
High-speed fibre Wi-Fi
1 free private parking space
Bed linen and towels provided

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The “Love from Alsace” mural painted in the duplex living room

Two-floor duplex
Upper floor & attic
70 m²
6 guests

Two floors, generous volumes under the eaves, and a mural that opens the living room onto the whole of Alsace: the vineyards, the flower-filled villages, Haut-Kœnigsbourg castle, the kougelhopf and the stork. The one for families and for stays you end up extending.

1 double bed, 140 cm
1 sofa bed
2 single beds, 90 cm, that can be joined into one large double
Brand-new fully equipped kitchen
Air conditioning & heating
Washer-dryer
High-speed fibre Wi-Fi
2 free private parking spaces
Travel cot and high chair on request

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The house's shared entrance, up the outside stairs

The attic games room, where the whole group gets together

For groups

The whole house

~110 m²
Up to 10 guests
5 sleeping areas
3 parking spaces

Both apartments together, with their two kitchens and two bathrooms: the ideal set-up for an extended family, a group of friends or a team on a work trip — everyone has their own space, all under one roof.

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Available on dates when both apartments are free.

Three hand-painted walls

The murals

We asked the artist Guillaume Jehl to hand-paint an entire wall in each of the two apartments — and a third mural in the entrance hall, the one that greets you on the way in. We wanted each apartment to have a face of its own, rather than a mass-produced frame on the wall.

The idea: the vintage postcard, with those big letters filled with landscapes. STRASBOURG in blue and orange downstairs, ALSACE in ochre and gold in the duplex. Four days of work in August 2026, two walls almost four metres wide, and two rooms you won't mistake for anywhere else.

In the entrance hall, a little Alsatian girl in traditional dress lets go of a heart-shaped balloon: “All you Nied is love”. It's the first thing you see when the door opens.

Look for the #Niedislove painted into all three: it's our signature, and it's where we repost your photos.

Hand-painted by Guillaume Jehl — Kade Graphic (@kade_graphic).

“Love from Alsace” mural: vineyards, half-timbered houses, kougelhopf, Haut-Kœnigsbourg and a stork inside the letters of ALSACE

“Greetings from Strasbourg” mural: cathedral, La Petite France, covered bridges and rooftops inside the letters of STRASBOURG

Entrance mural: a little Alsatian girl in traditional dress releases a heart-shaped balloon reading “All you Nied is love”

Every stay has its reason

You're coming for…

27 Nov → 24 Dec 2026

The Christmas market

Sleep somewhere quiet and avoid city-centre prices and parking hassles. The trick: just 3 minutes away by car, leave your vehicle at the Espace Européen de l'Entreprise park & ride. The P+R ticket (€4.20 per day) covers parking plus the return trip by bus G and tram for everyone in the car (up to 7 people).

10 min

The European Parliament

Plenary weeks, the Council of Europe, meetings in the European quarter: ten minutes by car, and a parking space waiting for you in the evening.

10–15 min

A trade fair at the Wacken

Exhibition and convention centre: a whole apartment instead of a hotel room, a kitchen, and peace and quiet after the day.

Europa-Park 55 min

A family holiday

The duplex sleeps six, the house ten, travel cot and high chair on request — with Alsace, Europa-Park or the Black Forest less than an hour away.

Practical info

Getting here & around

A car is the easiest option — your free parking is waiting. But you can easily do without one to get into town. Three ways to reach the centre:

Direct bus to the centre

House
2 min walk
Bus 75 · “Nord” stop
≈ 15 min
Les Halles, city centre

The stop is opposite no. 100 rue de Hoenheim. Bus 75 runs to Les Halles, right in the centre. Check the timetable in the CTS app before heading out.

Bus to the station

House
2 min walk
Bus 75 · “Nord” stop
Espace Européen de l'Entreprise: change to line G
≈ 10 min
Central station

Line G is a bus rapid transit line — dedicated lanes, frequent — not a tram. Its last stop is Espace Européen de l'Entreprise, where bus 75 also stops. Your ticket includes transfers within the hour. Coming from the station, just do it the other way round.

Car + line G

House
3 min drive
Espace Européen de l'Entreprise park & ride
Line G ≈ 10 min
Central station, then the centre on foot or by tram

The smart move during the Christmas market, when driving and parking in the centre get difficult. The park & ride sits at the end of line G, 3 minutes from the house. The ticket (€4.20 per day, 2026 CTS fare) covers parking plus the return bus and tram trip for everyone in the car, up to seven people.

Address 99 rue de Hoenheim, 67207 Niederhausbergen
By car A4 / A35 motorway, Niederhausbergen exit. Strasbourg centre 10 min outside rush hour. Three free private parking spaces on site.
Tickets €2.10 one way, transfers included within the hour. CTS app; contactless bank-card payment is being rolled out across the network (announced for October 2026).
Flex'hop CTS's on-demand shuttle also serves the village, 5 am to midnight, with a regular CTS ticket.
Train Strasbourg station 10 min by car. Paris 1 h 50 by TGV.
By air Strasbourg-Entzheim 25 min. Basel-Mulhouse 1 h 20.
Check-in Self check-in with a key box from 3 pm — late arrivals welcome. Check-out by 11 am.
Good to know Non-smoking, no parties or events, quiet hours 10 pm – 8 am, no pets.

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The house
“Nord” stop (bus 75)
End of line G: park & ride, change to bus 75
Strasbourg centre
Fort Foch walk

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Our local picks

The neighbourhood

Morning bread, a pharmacy, a big grocery run and a good meal out: everything is a few minutes away.

Bakery

Entre Farine et Chocolat

Niederhausbergen · In the village

Bakery and chocolate maker — morning bread and sweet treats.

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Bakery

Aux délices de Souffel

Souffelweyersheim · Next village

The other option, 46 route de Brumath.

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Pharmacy

Pharmacie de la Colline

Niederhausbergen · In the village

3 A rue de Mundolsheim. Night and Sunday on-duty pharmacy: dial 3237.

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Doctor

Niederhausbergen medical practice

Niederhausbergen · In the village

General practitioners, by appointment.

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Hypermarket

Carrefour Mundolsheim

Mundolsheim · By car

The big hypermarket of the area (formerly Cora), route nationale 63.

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Supermarkets

Intermarché · Lidl

Oberhausbergen · By car

Intermarché, 256 route de Mittelhausbergen, and Lidl close by.

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Shopping

Shopping Promenade Cœur Alsace

Vendenheim · By car or bus 75

The big open-air shopping centre. By bus: line 75, stop “Zone Commerciale Nord”.

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Restaurant

À l'Étoile d'Or — Bruckmann

Niederhausbergen · In the village

The village restaurant, French cooking.

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Restaurant

Au Tilleul

Mittelhausbergen · Next village

5 route de Strasbourg. Two restaurants under one roof: the Stub 1888, an Alsatian brasserie, and La Table de Jacques.

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Restaurant & bar

The Eleven

Hœnheim · By car

37 route de Brumath. Modern brasserie food, very well reviewed.

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Alsatian restaurant

Le Bürestubel

Pfulgriesheim · By car

8 rue de Lampertheim. A 300-year-old farmhouse run by the same family for over 50 years: baeckeoffe, sauerkraut, and wood-fired tarte flambée in the evening.

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Alsatian restaurant

À l'Aigle

Pfulgriesheim · By car

22 rue Principale. A big traditional restaurant, no reservations: the ideal place for a tarte flambée evening.

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Italian restaurant

Casa Sica

Mundolsheim · By car

2 rue Michael Faraday. Ristorante, pizzeria and salumeria: Neapolitan pizza, fresh pasta, produce imported from Italy. Check opening hours before you go.

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Food delivery

Deliveroo · Uber Eats

From Strasbourg · To the door

Both deliver to the house from Strasbourg — plenty of choice, even late.

Walk

Up on the hill: the Forts Trail

Niederhausbergen · On foot or by bike

The loop “around Fort Foch”: 4.4 km, 1 h 20, easy, on the hill above the village. The fort itself is closed to the public (fenced research site). By bike, the Forts Trail circles Strasbourg over about 85 km.

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Within easy reach

Things to see

The quiet of a village, the city ten minutes away, and the whole of Alsace down the road.

10 min by carStrasbourg
The cathedralStrasbourg's Notre-Dame, its astronomical clock and the viewing platform at the top.
All yearRainy day
10 min by carStrasbourg
La Petite France & Vauban DamHalf-timbered houses by the water, the Covered Bridges and the Vauban Dam rooftop terrace. The Grande Île and the Neustadt are UNESCO World Heritage.
All year
10 min by carStrasbourg
The European quarterThe European Parliament, the Council of Europe and the Orangerie park next door.
All year
35 min by carNorthern Alsace
ObernaiThe gateway to the Wine Route: market square, ramparts and wine cellars, due south.
All year
55 min by carNorthern Alsace
Mont Sainte-OdileAlsace's sanctuary high above the plain, and the mysterious Pagan Wall.
All year
60 min by carNorthern Alsace
Haut-Kœnigsbourg castleThe castle towering over the plain — the one painted into the duplex mural.
All yearFamily
65 min by carAlsace & across the Rhine
ColmarLittle Venice, half-timbered streets and the Unterlinden Museum — worth a full day.
All year
65 min by carAlsace & across the Rhine
Riquewihr & KaysersbergTwo picture-postcard villages in the heart of the southern Alsace vineyards.
All year
55 min by carAlsace & across the Rhine
Europa-ParkThe big theme park in Rust, across the Rhine. The duplex and the whole house are made for families heading there.
SeasonalFamily
55 min by carAlsace & across the Rhine
Baden-Baden & the Black ForestThermal baths, the casino and the Black Forest roads.
All yearRainy day
95 min by carAlsace & across the Rhine
MulhouseThe Cité de l'Automobile, one of the largest car collections in the world, and the Cité du Train railway museum. At Christmas, the market and its Christmas Fabric, a textile designed each year to dress the town.
All yearRainy dayFamily

Drive times calculated from the house with OpenStreetMap, without traffic, rounded to 5 minutes.

Before you book

Frequently asked questions

What are check-in and check-out times?

Check-in from 3 pm, check-out by 11 am. Check-in is self-service with a key box, so arriving late at night is no problem.

Are bed linen and towels provided?

Yes, bed linen and towels are provided.

What about cleaning?

The cleaning fee is shown and paid when you book on Airbnb.

Is there parking?

Yes: three free private spaces, standard size, on site. One for the Strasbourg apartment, two for the Alsace duplex — all three if you book the whole house.

Can I charge an electric car?

Not yet. Charging points are planned; we'll announce it once they're in service.

Are pets allowed?

No, pets are not allowed.

Travelling with a baby?

A travel cot and a high chair are available on request in both apartments.

Are the apartments wheelchair accessible?

No. Access is via a staircase, and the duplex is on two levels.

What is the minimum stay?

Usually two nights, longer during the Christmas market and around New Year. The Airbnb calendar has the final word.

What about the tourist tax?

It is collected by Airbnb when you pay and passed on to the Eurométropole de Strasbourg.

Can I get to the centre without a car?

Yes: bus 75 stops a 2-minute walk away (“Nord” stop) and reaches Les Halles, right in the centre, in about 15 minutes. Check the timetable in the CTS app before you head out.

Can I get food delivered?

Yes, Deliveroo and Uber Eats deliver to the house from Strasbourg.

Can I book directly?

Not for now — bookings go through Airbnb. For the whole house or any question, message us on Instagram.