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Novotel Strasbourg Centre Halles
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 : 4.10 / 5
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Location: Near City Centre -> La Gare
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Features: Laundry, Safe at reception, Restaurant, Access for disabled, Luggage room, Banqueting services, Coach parking at the hotel, Secure parking at hotel, Newspaper stand, 24-hour front desk, Facilities for disabled people, Bar, Rooms for... more
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Minotel Cathédrale
Regent Petite France
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: 4.38 / 5
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Location: City Centre -> Place de la Republique
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Welcome to one of the most exclusive hotels in the city of Strasbourg. You will have the privilege of serenity within the heart of the city and splendid river views in most comfortable interior. The hotel is located at the riverside in the... more
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Gutenberg
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: 4.34 / 5
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Location: City Centre -> Place de la Republique
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Hotel Gutenberg, charming hotel located in the heart of Strasbourg historical area in front of the Cathedral, museums, typical restaurants and shops. 42 comfortable rooms en suite, air conditioning, writing desk, free internet access,... more
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Hilton Strasbourg
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Location: Near City Centre -> Stade Universitaire
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Features: Coach parking at the hotel, Room service (24h), Restaurant, Minibar, Car rental, Hair-drier, Telephone, Cable TV, Access for disabled, Laundry, Radio, Room service (part time), Rooms for non-smokers available, Babysitting... more
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About Strasbourg
The City of Strasbourg has been a crossroads since ancient times. Founded by the Romans in 12th century BC, it was later taken by Barbarian tribes and renamed from Argentoratum to Strateburgum. In the German Holy Empire Strasbourg had the status of a free town which greatly enhanced its economic growth. During the Middle Ages a system of covered bridges ("pont couverts") was built to ease trade and defend the town. The River Rhine too encouraged trade and the Old Customs House ("Ancienne Douane"), restored after the Second World War, reminds of those times. Over the centuries the town changed possession by either Germany or France, until General Leclerc's troops entered it in 1944. Currently Strasbourg is the seat of the Council of Europe and also, along with Brussels, the seat of the European Parliament.