in Saint-Hippolyte, France
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Logis Hotel Le Parc & Spa
Rated Fabulous by our guests
Rated Fabulous by our guests
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We have stayed here several times , and it never disappoints. Excellent service , exceptionally clean with great facilities in the spa and pool area. Restaurant Josephine provides a sensational gourmet menu served by friendly, professional staff.
Beautiful hotel and room, very good breakfast and warm hospitality
Logis Hotel Le Parc & Spa sits at the foot of the Haut-Koenigsbourg and offers easy access to the Alsace Wine Route and picturesque medieval villages. Within a short drive you can visit the famous Château du Haut-Kœnigsbourg, the tourist-favorite villages of Riquewihr and Ribeauvillé, wildlife and falconry shows at Kintzheim, and the cultural hub of Colmar. The area is ideal for wine-tasting, scenic drives, castle visits and relaxed village walks.
A restored 12th-century hilltop castle with panoramic views over the Alsace plain — iconic landmark and must-see.
Well-preserved medieval wine village on the Route des Vins, famous for timber-framed houses, wine shops and tasting rooms.
Charming town with historic streets, local wineries and access to nearby castle hiking trails.
Renowned for colorful half-timbered houses, cobbled streets, museums, and canals; a cultural highlight of Alsace.
Birds of prey demonstration centre with daily shows set in scenic surroundings — popular with families.
Scenic driving route linking dozens of wine-producing villages; excellent for tastings and vineyard views.
Two of Alsace’s prettiest villages: Kaysersberg with its fortified bridge and Eguisheim with concentric cobbled lanes and wine culture.
Make the most of your stay at Logis Hotel Le Parc & Spa with this convenient itinerary that covers the best attractions in in Saint-Hippolyte:
Alsace is a uniquely charming region where French and German influences combine in architecture, cuisine and wines. Saint-Hippolyte is a peaceful base at the foot of the iconic Château du Haut-Kœnigsbourg and sits on the scenic Alsace Wine Route. Logis Hotel Le Parc & Spa is an excellent choice for visitors who want an intimate, well‑appointed hotel with spa facilities, outstanding dining (gourmet Josephine and traditional Winstub), friendly professional staff and easy access to the region’s top villages, vineyards and cultural sites.
Logis Hotel Le Parc & Spa
6, Rue Du Parc
Seasonal guide to help you plan the perfect trip to in Saint-Hippolyte
Summer
Summer (July–August) and December (Christmas markets in Colmar and surrounding towns).
Late Winter (January–February) and mid Spring (March–April, excluding Easter week).
March–May: cool to mild temperatures. Vineyards leaf out and flowers bloom. Trails become pleasant for hiking and cycling, and many wineries reopen after winter. Fewer tourists than summer.
Local and regional harvest events typically in September and early October where winemakers celebrate the vintage with open cellars, tastings, and village festivities.
Seasonal wine-route weekends and cooperative tastings occur throughout late spring to fall; many domaines host open-house days.
Late November–December: Colmar and surrounding villages host some of the most atmospheric Christmas markets in France, drawing visitors region-wide including Saint-Hippolyte.
July–August: local fêtes, markets, and Bastille Day celebrations in villages along the wine route, offering music, communal meals, and informal markets.
Saint-Hippolyte has a continental climate influenced by the Vosges mountains: warm summers and cold winters with occasional snow. Pack layers year-round—mornings and evenings can be cool even in summer. Bring a waterproof jacket in spring and fall for sudden showers, comfortable walking shoes for cobbled streets and vineyard trails, and warm accessories (hat, gloves) for winter visits. Check local forecasts before mountain hikes as weather can change fast near the Vosges.
Saint-Hippolyte is a small Alsace wine village, so lodging and restaurant prices are strongly tied to regional tourism peaks rather than high-density urban hotel markets. Expect the highest prices during Summer (July–August) and the Christmas market season (late November–December) in nearby Colmar and villages; hotels and guesthouses fill early. Shoulder seasons (late Spring and early Fall) offer better value with pleasant weather and active vineyards. The quietest—and often cheapest—periods are late Winter (January–February) except around school holidays. Weekends during harvest (September–October) and local festivals can also push rates up. Small, family-run gîtes and chambre d'hôtes often offer the best value year-round, while luxury hotels and boutique properties command premium rates during peak times.
Insider advice to help you make the most of your visit
Best reached by car for flexibility; public transport via train to Colmar plus regional buses/taxis is a viable alternative.
Stay in or book a chambre d'hôtes in a wine village on the Route des Vins for an authentic experience, arrange at least one private winery visit in advance, and plan driving routes that include visits to Château du Haut-Kœnigsbourg and nearby towns like Ribeauvillé and Riquewihr for a compact Alsace itinerary.
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