"True to its name, this step-gabled house, built in 1609 for a wealthy wine merchant, is festooned with 106 grimacing faces and heads of animals, devils and cherubs." Full review

"Originally built as a wine exchange in 1609, the inn has 18 cozy rooms with exposed wooden beams and flat-screen TV’s." Full review

"This large house, a fine example of Renaissance architecture built in 1609 by a wealthy merchant, is aptly named given its decor of no fewer than 106 sculpted heads on its façade." Full review

"Stay at the Maison des Têtes, an elegantly converted mansion house with a Michelin-starred restaurant"

"The beauty of this historic building will capture your eye, and the chef’s exceptional skills will quickly entice your palate at one of the top restaurant-hotels in town" Full review

"The picturesque city of Colmar, in the heart of the Alsatian wine country, is the setting for La Maison des Têtes, a small hotel in a unique building from 1609, named for the sculpted heads that adorn its façade" Full review