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carryonbaggage Oct 28th, 2004 05:53 PM

Bamberg accomodation
 
I have been having a difficult time finding a reasonably priced place to stay in Bamberg from 23.12.04-27.12.04. Many places are already booked for Christmas. I am looking for a double room under 6o euros if possible. (websites would be appreciated!)
Thanks for any help.

bettyk Oct 28th, 2004 06:09 PM

I don't know if you have already checked the Bamberg website, but it gives links to a number of different accommodations:

http://www.bamberg.info/www_tks/homeen_268_89_7_f.htm

Can't recommend any myself because I am just researching for our trip in May.

TexasAggie Oct 28th, 2004 06:12 PM

We will be there in February and are hoping to stay at Hotel Brudermuhle... but I believe they are closer to 11E a night.
Have you been able to find any information as to winter hours for most of the main sights? I am having next to no luck!

TexasAggie Oct 28th, 2004 06:13 PM

I'm sorry - that should read "100E" per night

carryonbaggage Oct 29th, 2004 04:20 AM

Thanks for the replies!
TexasAggie, I am also having a difficult time finding a lot of info about Bamberg. www.Bamberg.info is the best (and one of the only) websites I have found. The Brudermuhle is supposed to be great, it is just above my budget. Many of the less expensive places I have emailed have either not responded or are already full. I am thinking that my German (or lack of it!) may be part of the problem.
Jean

Kascha912 Oct 29th, 2004 05:10 AM

hello carryonbagage,
my favorite bookingmachine for Germany (and some more countries) is hrs.de.
The lowest possible room rate they can offer for your dates is 49 Euro (double room, breakfast 9 extra) for the Ibis hotel (ibishotel.com).
Then it's 60 (incl. breakfast) at Graupner Gaestehaus (hotel-graupner.de), 68 at Altenburgblick (altenburgblick.de), 70 at...

erawleigh Oct 29th, 2004 05:15 AM

Is there a website for Hotel Brudermuhle? We are also looking for a nice place to stay for Christmas (honeymoon).

Kascha912 Oct 29th, 2004 05:22 AM

www.brudermuehle.de
There's some information in English bur click through the German part as well - more photos etc.

weber6560 Oct 29th, 2004 05:59 AM

I have stayed at the Ibis and it is pretty basic but it does have its own parking garage.

TexasAggie Oct 29th, 2004 07:09 AM

Anyone familiar with the Brudermuhle recall how long they usually take to reply to a reservation inquiry? I submitted one through their website on Monday, and then sent an email on Wednesday (because I had not heard back) and still nothing.
I'm not in a huge rush, but we do want to stay there Valentine's Day night and I'd hate for them to fill up!

bettyk Oct 29th, 2004 12:33 PM

Try these:

http://www.bamberg.de/english/englishpages.htm

http://www.roadstoruins.com/map-bamberg.html

http://www.galenfrysinger.com/bamberg.htm

harzer Oct 29th, 2004 03:22 PM

As always, I recommend you stay in a Ferienwohnung (fully equipped flat).

I have found several on the Bamberg city website that sleep up to four people at around 40E a night for the unit (i.e. not pp).

How many of you are travelling together and do you have transport? If so let me know and I will give you some addresses.

<[email protected]>

Harzer


Russ Oct 29th, 2004 03:46 PM

We stayed in this very nice Ferienwohnung a while back: Runs about 50 Euros/night:

http://www.die-fewo.de/renate.html

location is good - walkable into old tonw, not far from train station.

(in German, but w/pictures)

Owner is friendly, helpful, and speaks good English - give him a call.

carryonbaggage Oct 29th, 2004 07:51 PM

Thanks to everyone for all of the great info! I now have plenty of websites to keep me busy for the next few days!


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