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Home » France » Hotels » Strasbourg » 3 Star Hotels » Résidence Jean Sébastien Bach Strasbourg |
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Résidence Jean Sébastien Bach Strasbourg |
| Basic Data |
| City |
Strasbourg |
| Location |
6 Ave Jean Sebastien Bach,
Strasbourg, France
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| Rooms |
89 |
The hotel Résidence Jean Sébastien Bach Strasbourg is one of the best three star hotels in Strasbourg and offers luxurious accommodation. Résidence Jean Sébastien Bach Strasbourg is located at what is one of the posh residential areas within the city.
Accommodation at Résidence Jean Sébastien Bach in Marseilles France
The Résidence Jean Sébastien Bach Hotel Strasbourg offers accommodation in well appointed rooms and also allows pets. The disabled facilities at the hotel facilities physically challenged guests to have a nice time. The room facilities include:
- Attached bathroom
- Running hot and cold water
- Hairdryer
- AC
- Tea/coffee maker
- Television
- Terrace/patio
- Work desk
- Telephone
- Room service
Dining at Marseilles’s Résidence Jean Sébastien Bach in France
The bar lounge is a chic place to relax over a glass of refreshing cocktail. Excellent quality liquor is also available to keep you in high spirits.
Business Facilities at Résidence Jean Sébastien Bach Strasbourg
For the corporate guests, the hotel has conference venues well equipped to handle all sorts of corporate conventions and social gatherings. The business center would provide you with all the facilities of an office.
Recreation at Résidence Jean Sébastien Bach at Strasbourg in France
In order to recreate yourself while at the Résidence Jean Sébastien Bach hotel, check oput the following facilities:
Other Facilities at Strasbourg’s Résidence Jean Sébastien Bach in France
Other miscellaneous facilities to be had at the hotel are the following:
- Laundry
- Doctor on call
- Elevator
- Multilingual staff
- Covered parking
- Disabled facilities
- Currency exchange
- Credit card acceptability
- Baggage storage
- Parking space
City Info
After the Fall of France in 1940 during World War II, Strasbourg was annexed by the Nazis. The Nazis burnt and razed the main synagogue and one of the largest in Europe in the city that had been a major architectural landmark since its completion in 1897.
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