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B&B Hotels: Economical and Stylish

Continually increasing their network of modern accommodation, B&B Hotels now has just under 250 hotels across France. The French hospitality group manages to effortlessly combine a chic style and value for money in all of its hotels. So whether you’re in Strasbourg on business or leisure, you’ll be well-catered for during your entire stay and can enjoy the benefits of centrally located hotels in some of France’s most popular destinations.

Contemporary Accommodation in Strasbourg

Strasbourg’s B&B Hotels provides contemporary accommodation within easy reach of central Strasbourg and the surrounding Alsatian countryside. The two-star hotels offer a range of facilities, from free WiFi and complimentary parking to premium bedding and flat-screen TVs. Welcoming bedrooms are brightly decorated and provide plenty of essentials, including air conditioning and private bathrooms.

Staying in Strasbourg: B&B Hotel Areas

The quaint town of Ostwald lies on the edge of Strasbourg, just a ten-minute drive out of the city centre. A popular destination with golfers, the Fort Golf course is only six miles away. And families staying in the area often spend a day in the nearby Chocolate Museum of Strasbourg.

A 15-minute drive north of Strasbourg, Vendenheim is perfect if you want to get out and about in Alsace. And should you want to explore further, you can be in the historic town of Haguenau and the Regional Nature Park of the Northern Vosges within a 40-minute drive.

The Alsace’s Wine Country

Around Strasbourg’s countryside, you’ll find acre after acre of vineyards, and the area’s wineries and distilleries have built up a strong reputation for their produce. Most wineries run tours that feature plenty of free samples, so you could head out on a hike or bike ride trail and introduce yourself to Alsace’s wine country.

Cycling Strasbourg

Bicycles are a popular mode of transport in Strasbourg and there are hundreds of miles of cycle tracks that weave throughout the city. The city’s urban parks and banks of the River Ill are particularly popular cycling routes. Almost all bicycle shops also rent out bikes for a day at a time, so hop in the saddle and join in on this favourite Strasbourg pastime.