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 The last renovation at this hotel was made in January 2006, but all of its features and facilities have to do with modernity and contemporary style. You will be stunned by the combination of grey and red in the lobby, the items of decoration, belonging to different styles, and the eclectical breakfast room. |
 The seven-storey building comprises 45 guestrooms: the "privilege" ones are the most exclusive, placed on the sixth floor and equipped with certain details of luxury such as slippers, a welcome tray and bathrobes. A buffet breakfast is offered and there is an internet point at the reception area where you can check your e-mail for free, or just surf the web to plan your excursions around the capital of the Alsace region. |
 At this three-star hotel, you will be staying around 10 minutes walking from Petite France and Place de la Cathedrale. The latter is the main square in the historical centre, with two of the must-sees in the city: the Cathedral, a 142 metres high temple in Gothic and Romanic style, and Maison Kammerzell, a typical timber-framed house from the 15th century. Strasbourg, in northeast France, conquers those who love architecture and combined styles, not only inside Diana Dauphine but also at the modern structures like the Parliament buildings, placed so near the constructions from the Middle Ages. |
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