Mr Kerouac
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It depends on how long your total trip lasts. Two days would be good if you have that much time in your budget.
Frankly, I like to save money, so I would recommend either the Ibis or the Ibis Styles next to the train station (or even the Ibis Budget if you really need to be careful with your budget). They are quite close to the center, and if you do not like to walk much, there is a tram station right there that will take you to the other parts of the city. The day pass for municipal transportation is very cheap.
Frankly, I like to save money, so I would recommend either the Ibis or the Ibis Styles next to the train station (or even the Ibis Budget if you really need to be careful with your budget). They are quite close to the center, and if you do not like to walk much, there is a tram station right there that will take you to the other parts of the city. The day pass for municipal transportation is very cheap.
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I stayed in that IBIS by the Strasbourg train station - regular Ibis and I'd say it's about like a Holiday Inn -nice.
I enjoyed trekking out to the new EU installations a bit out of the center -you can take boats there from the center too - nice modern architecture.
I enjoyed trekking out to the new EU installations a bit out of the center -you can take boats there from the center too - nice modern architecture.
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We stayed at the Ibis by the station once, excellent location, and it was an excellent deal. But the next time the prices were much higher (I mostly use booking.com) so we opted for the Best Western Monopole Metropole nearby, same price but classier hotel (and next door to an amazing patisserie!). If use the filtering system on booking.com you can find hotels in the same price bracket.
Strasbourg is lovely.
Strasbourg is lovely.
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I stayed at Hannong. I stayed there because all other hotels were full, and I could not reach my hotel because these bloody french had not put winter tyres on my car in november.
Hotel was great, I would go back there with my wife - a criterion for me. I paid too much despite having a hue discount.
Hotel was great, I would go back there with my wife - a criterion for me. I paid too much despite having a hue discount.
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The Hannong is a good location for walking to about anything to sightsee, sort of midway between train station and cathedral. The train station is certainly walkable to things, but a bit farther for cathedral area (eg, about 1.5 km to Palais Rohan).
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