Welcome guide
Welcome!
Everything worth knowing during your stay, at a glance.
Good to know
The gîte
Check-in
Between 4 pm and midnight, coordinated with your hosts: we welcome you in person. Early check-in from 2 pm possible for a 20 € fee.
Check-out
Before 11 am, time enough to say goodbye. Late check-out until 1 pm possible for a 20 € fee.
Capacity
3 guests maximum (+ 1 baby), ideally 2 adults and 1 child.
Pets
Not allowed: we have a dog and cats of our own at home.
Access
A few steps lead to the entrance: not wheelchair accessible. The gîte itself is all on one level once inside.
House rules
No smoking, no parties or events, quiet hours between 10 pm and 8 am. Please take your shoes off inside if you can.
Wifi
The password is given to you on arrival, during the tour of the gîte.
Waste & compost
Sorting bins and compost are in the courtyard; just ask your hosts where to find them.
Eco-friendly habits
Please turn off lights and heating when you leave, avoid running water needlessly, and sort your waste. Small habits that add up.
Parking
Free on the street or at the public car park, 200 m away.
Outdoor space
Shared, fenced courtyard with a table and chairs for eating outside. Wood-fired barbecue and deck chairs on request.
Washing machine & dryer
Available on request, for an extra fee. Just ask your hosts.
Workshops with your hosts
If you feel like it, the house also shares its crafts. Workshops can be arranged on request, before or during your stay.
Indian cooking
Mihika teaches you the spices and gestures of a real home-cooked Indian meal, from Mumbai to your plate.
Block printing
Print fabric and paper with hand-carved wooden blocks, the way it is done in Rajasthan.
Pottery
With Valérie, get your hands in the clay for an afternoon.
Workshops carry a small extra charge, subject to availability. Just mention it when you book.
Need help?
Your hosts
A question, an issue? We’re right next door: a message or a knock on the door is all it takes.
06 76 56 66 48 (Quentin)
contact@table-indienne.fr
Emergency
European emergency number: 112.
Nearby
Our favourite spots, within a kilometre, on foot or by bike.
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Lac du Koba
A small lake for swimming just a short walk away, perfect on summer days.
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Rhône–Rhine Canal
The canal cycle path runs right past the gîte: flat riding towards Strasbourg to the north or Basel to the south.
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Boulangerie Helfter
Excellent pastries, viennoiserie, bread, chocolate and ice cream.
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Boulangerie Seyller
Excellent pastries, viennoiserie, bread and chocolate.
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Médiathèque du Grand Ried
Books, newspapers and events for all ages, in the village.
Getting around
By bike
Direct access to the canal cycle route (EuroVelo 15), flat riding to Strasbourg or Basel. An e-bike charging point is available on site.
By car
Wittisheim sits roughly halfway between Strasbourg and Colmar, about 30 minutes’ drive from either.
Further afield
Villages, heritage sites, hikes: the rest of our recommendations are on the home page.