An exterior photograph captures the Grand Hotel Bristol building at a street corner in Colmar, France, under a clear blue sky

An exterior photograph captures the Grand Hotel Bristol building at a street corner in Colmar, France, under a clear blue sky. The multi-story structure features a prominent rounded corner with three distinct levels of curved balconies. Each balcony is densely filled with red flowering plants. The building's facade is a light beige with contrasting darker brown trim around windows and architectural elements. White-framed windows are visible on all levels. The ground floor is clad in reddish-brown stone, presenting multiple arched entryways, with the main entrance featuring dark double doors. Partial signage reading "GRAND HOTEL" is visible on the left side of the upper facade, while "BRISCH" (part of "BRISTOL") is visible on the right. A red-tiled roof tops the building. At street level, a paved sidewalk with dark bollards borders an asphalt road displaying a white-striped pedestrian crossing. Two trees are present: a smaller tree on the left near a partially visible outdoor seating area, and a taller, denser tree on the right. A bicycle is parked near a street light pole on the right. No individuals or active interactions are visible.