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InterCityHotel Gelsenkirchen
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 : 3.65 / 5
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Features: Restaurant, Luggage room, Ticket Service, Free secure parking at hotel, Newspaper stand, Rooms for non-smokers available, Laundry, Internet cafe, Safe at reception, Exchange office, Facilities for disabled people, Banqueting services,... more
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Ibis Gelsenkirchen
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: 3.89 / 5
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Features: Banqueting services, Elevator, Internet cafe, Pets accepted, Dial-up Internet, Facilities for disabled people, Bar, Exchange office, Paid secure parking at hotel, Luggage room, Safe at reception, Central heating, Rooms for non-smokers... more
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Hotel Monopol
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: 3.79 / 5
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Features: Elevator, Newspaper stand, Fitness club, Restaurant, Bar, Solarium, Paid secure parking at hotel, Pets accepted, Laundry, Safe at reception, Ironing service, Internet cafe, Rooms for non-smokers... more
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Courtyard by Marriott Gelsenkirchen
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: 4.34 / 5
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Features: Safe at reception, Luggage room, Solarium, Sound-proof windows, Exchange office, Laundry, Pets accepted, Banqueting services, Bar, Central heating, Sauna (Finnish), Restaurant, 24-hour front desk, Babysitting service, Facilities for... more
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About Gelsenkirchen
Located in the Ruhr area of North Rhine-Westphalia, Gelsenkirchen rose to prominence with the Industrial Revolution in the 19th Century, becoming one of the leading coal-mining towns in Europe. Known as "the city of a thousand fires" during its industrial heyday, it was bombed heavily by the Allied forces in World War II, and the decline of coal mining in the post-war years led to one of the highest unemployment rates in Germany. Today, Gelsenkirchen has the largest solar power plant in Germany. It is praised as Germany’s fourth business-friendliest city (after Leipzig, Karlsruhe and Bremen), with a very good infrastructure.