Le Clos des Delices

We arrived early because taxis are difficult to find during the off season. We were asked to wait in a cosy area of reception and had some of their local draught beer which was tasty. We were handed menus - only in French - and placed our order before moving to the dining room. No one could adequately translate the menu, so most of the dinner was a bit of a surprise. The food is overpriced, but beautifully presented. I like the place for the ambiance and the location, but I have had better food at other places.

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Clos des Delices sits in a wood which is framed beautifully by the picture windows in the dining room. Set menu's offer choice, revealing skilful cooking, and tendency towards lots of foam and cream. Staff are charming and helpful, and the small heated pool a wonderful surprise. Hotel rooms are dated. In summary, an interesting restaurant warmly offering reasonable B and B in pleasant surroundings in Alsace.

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Although this restaurant lacks the Alsatian ambiance we were looking for (most restaurants were closed on Sunday or on holiday) the service and food were flawless and excellent! No complaints, no bad comments unless you are looking for the famous Alsatian ambiance ... There is none

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We had a dinnerThe graces of the staff are concerning to the protocol, but who needs it today...The entree dish was ok...The main dishes both meat and fish were well presented but quite primitive and the desert almost uneatable...

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Nice place, in nature but close to the town. Nice rooms to stay with spa - rexalation is the 100% there.Nice cusine, bar, breakfast also very good! Recommend to visit!

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