| | Facilities within the Property |
 At Residence Hotelier La Cour du Bailli, breakfast includes cheese, coffee, chocolate, home-made marmalade, orange juice, bread, croissants and cakes. There is also tea, butter, ham, fruits, yoghurt and cereals, apart from two local specialties like Alsatian meat and kougelhopf. |
 At the restaurant, "La Cave du Bailli", you will indulge in the nest dishes of the Alsatian cuisine within a 16th century wine cellar, or, during summer, in the paved terrace. The property has no parking spaces of its own, but there is a public one from the village and a private one at 200 metres from the inn. |
 There are also some common areas where you may spend some leisure time, such as the interior courtyard, full of geramiums, the terrace and the wine cellar. There is also a souvenir shop, "D`rauichkammer", that works where the former smoking room used to be. Here you will be able to buy Alsatian products and genuine handcraft for your beloved back home. |
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Bergheim:
Bergheim is a delightful medieval town with charming houses and romantic balconies. It is also gifted with a micro-climate, therefore it can be the ideal spot where to relax after an exhausting year. From this point you can also visit other spots of the Alsatian wine route less than 15 minutes away by car, such as Ribeauville and Riquewihr. The latter is a small fortified village that is known as "the pearl of the Alsacian vineyard": it was named after one of its first inhabitants, a franc named "Richo" who used to own a property known as "Richovilla". |
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