City apartments · Mulhouse
City Apartments in Central Mulhouse
Mulhouse sits where France, Germany and Switzerland meet, an industrial city famous for two of Europe's great museums: the Cité de l'Automobile and the Cité du Train. Only one property is listed on this page, and it is a hotel rather than a block of flats. Hotel Du Parc - Mulhouse Centre, a four-star address rated 7.9 from more than 1,400 reviews, offers elegantly decorated rooms and some apartments with seating areas, 300 metres from the central station. If you need a full kitchen, check the apartment layout before booking, as the listing does not mention one.
Mulhouse is a former textile capital of southern Alsace, a lively, multicultural city with a painted Renaissance town hall, a strong museum scene and quick connections to Basel, Freiburg and the Vosges.
Updated October 11, 2026
A Four-Star Base With Apartments
A central base makes sense in Mulhouse, where the station, the old town and the tram lines to the museums are all within reach. Hotel Du Parc's apartments give more space than a standard room, and its position near the station suits travellers combining Mulhouse with Basel, Colmar or the Alsace wine route.
Hotel Du Parc - Mulhouse Centre is the only property listed under city apartments in Mulhouse, and it is a hotel with apartments rather than a self-catering residence. This four-star address in the centre of the city offers elegantly decorated rooms and apartments, some with seating areas, which give extra space for families or longer stays. There is a piano bar for evenings, free WiFi throughout and private parking nearby. Its score of 7.9 from more than 1,400 reviews is solid rather than outstanding, but the location and the larger units make it a practical choice in a city where centrally placed apartments are not easy to find.
The location is the strongest argument. Hotel Du Parc stands about 300 metres from Mulhouse central station, so travellers arriving by TGV from Paris or by regional train from Strasbourg and Basel can walk to reception in a few minutes. The old town, with Place de la Réunion and its painted town hall, is a short walk away, and trams leave from the station area towards the museums. Because Mulhouse sits at the crossroads of three countries, the hotel is also a convenient base for day trips to Basel in Switzerland and Freiburg in Germany, both reachable by train.
If self-catering is essential, it is worth being careful. The listing describes apartments with seating areas but does not mention kitchens, so ask the hotel directly whether the unit you book includes cooking facilities. For many visitors, that will not matter: Mulhouse has plenty of brasseries, winstubs and restaurants serving Alsatian dishes such as choucroute, flammekueche and baeckeoffe within walking distance. Private parking nearby is a plus for drivers touring the wine route. Families should look at the apartments rather than the standard rooms, as the extra space and seating area make a stay with children far more comfortable.
Mulhouse rewards a museum-focused stay. The Cité de l'Automobile holds one of the largest car collections in the world, built around the Schlumpf brothers' Bugattis, and the Cité du Train is Europe's largest railway museum. The Musée de l'Impression sur Étoffes recalls the city's textile past, and the Temple Saint-Étienne overlooks Place de la Réunion. The zoo and botanical garden are a pleasant half-day, and the Alsace wine route, with villages such as Eguisheim and Riquewihr, begins about half an hour north. Basel's art museums are less than half an hour away by train.
A traveler's take
For a city apartment in Mulhouse, I would book Hotel Du Parc - Mulhouse Centre: it is rated 7.9, offers apartments with seating areas in a four-star hotel, and sits 300 metres from the station, which makes day trips to Basel and Colmar easy. I would ask for an apartment rather than a standard room, and I would check the kitchen details first if self-catering mattered to me.
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Local tips
- 1Remember that Hotel Du Parc is a hotel with apartments, not a self-catering residence.
- 2Ask whether your apartment has a kitchen, as the listing only mentions seating areas.
- 3Book an apartment rather than a room if you travel as a family and need more space.
- 4Walk from the central station: the hotel is about 300 metres away.
- 5Plan a full day for the Cité de l'Automobile and another for the Cité du Train.
- 6Take the train to Basel for a day, less than half an hour from Mulhouse.
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City apartments · Mulhouse
Hotel Du Parc - Mulhouse Centre, the only property listed here, offers apartments with seating areas alongside its rooms, in a four-star hotel. The listing does not mention kitchens, so if you need to cook, confirm the facilities of your unit with the hotel before booking.