Germany Hotels

You don’t have to wait for Oktoberfest to taste the fun-loving side of Germany. Enjoy rural splendour, and sophisticated cities such as Berlin, which was intriguingly refashioned after reunification in 1990. Need a room? Just visit HotelTravel.com.  

 
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Housed in a typical Berlin style building, the Louisa's Place Hotel offers 47 luxuriously designed a...
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The four-star rated Hotel Vitalis Munich is property situated in Munich’s famous Schwabing District,...
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The Ramada Hotel Bad Soden offers affordable accommodations that are combined with an array of amen...
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Found in the city centre, the InterContinental Dusseldorf Hotel is located 3 minutes from the train ...
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The InterContinental Koln is situated in a prime location of the city centre close to the old town a...
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The Nh Nuernberg City Hotel is a new four-star rated business hotel. Nh Nuernberg City Hotel is situ...
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Centrally located, the Park Hyatt Hamburg Hotel is a first class internationally acclaimed establish...
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The five-star rated Hotel Le Meridien Stuttgart is situated in the city’s green heart, overlooking t...
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Located in the centre of this romantic university town, the hotel is easily reached. It offers the ...
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Unconventional and functional at the same time, our 201 hotel rooms are certainly comparable to your...
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The Radisson SAS Gewandhaus Hotel is situated in the baroque heart of Dresden. Radisson SAS Gewandha...
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Character and ambience embraces you at the idyllic Eisenhut Hotel. This hotel consists out of buildi...
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in the heart of Fussen stands the Treff Luitpoldpark Hotel that accommodates travellers in rooms tha...
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Business travellers are welcome to take their pets along with them at the Mercure Hotel Columbus Bre...
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Germany Introduction

No country in the world has a more storied and varied history- culturally, economically or politically. Throughout the ages, German people have made some of the greatest impacts on Western society. Travelling throughout the country is much like a journey through history, as one can marvel at everything from medieval castles to gleaming, super-productive factories. The German people enjoy a reputation for accuracy, precision and efficiency, although an equally enduring image is of lederhosen-clad Bavarians hoisting beer steins at Munich’s famous Oktoberfest. Neither of those stereotypes reflects the diversity of Germany’s towns and cities. From romantic Heidelberg, the medieval Nuremberg of Dürer and the Weimar of Goethe and the Bauhaus, to the lively port cities of Bremen and Hamburg, the financial centre of Frankfurt and revitalised cities of the former east like Dresden. Overshadowing them all is the cosmopolitan decadence of Berlin, where bureaucrats of the new capital rub shoulders with artists and club-goers.
Almost two decades removed from rebuilding a unified Germany, the country attracts more and more visitors who are finding it a great place to have a holiday. As those who have visited before, you’ll be charmed by Germany’s people even as you are entranced by its beauty. While Germany certainly has big city charm and small postcard-perfect towns, it is the wonderful harvest festivals, the enormous collection of art, architecture and culture that truly bring visitors back time and again. Hotels in Germany offer some of the finest in European lodging. The perennial pleasures of huge forests, delightful castles and fine wine and beer are draws for tourists from all over the world. In the south, German resorts in the Alps attract ski-lovers in winter and hiking enthusiasts in summer. Discover it in depth via these pages on German Activities and German Sightseeing.
Scathed by two World Wars and a Cold War, Germany has experienced a rebirth as a powerful, confident nation. With the memory of the wall that divided Berlin into east and west not far in the past, it continues to be a driving force towards a greater European resurgence. For the visitor, German accommodation can mean anything from 5-star luxury in the heart of Bonn to the castle-like quaintness in the rolling countryside. There is seemingly no end to what one can chose for their holiday theme, as just the mention of German names evoke mystical or inscrutable times past: The Black Forest, Hamburg, Nuremburg, Munich, Bavaria, Dresden, Neandertal, Rhineland, and, of course, Berlin. Germany’s hotels and resorts offer visitors a fantastic array of trip choices, to further enhance their enjoyment of it.

 
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The historic and celebrated holiday destination of Germany boasts a delightful blend of modern amenities, unique cultural traditions and ancient architecture. Once the seat of the Holy Roman Empire, this country holds numerous ancient castles, medieval manors and stoic cathedrals.

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There are some wonderful activities for children available in Germany. The Fairy Tale Road is one of the most elaborate and truly memorable of these, though it takes a few days to really take it in. Each major city has its own parks, zoos and specialty museums that appeal to children and families as well.

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German culture is rich with seasonal festivals, many of which highlight specific regions and cities in their season. Some festivals are ancient, some born out of Christian traditions, others out of more ancient pagan festivals. German cuisine and locally-brewed beer are almost always part of the more festive occasions, especially in the world-renown Oktoberfest (which actually begins in September).

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Tragically, a great deal of Germany's historic infrastructure was badly damaged during the air raids of WWII. However, city planners were vigilant in implementing meticulous reconstructions where appropriate, and in commissioning compelling monuments and museums that chronicle the country's development as well as the struggles it faced during the mid-20th century. Today's Germany is equal parts modern and ancient, with impressive skyscrapers alongside stern churches and amicable biergartens.

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Frankfurt International Airport is Germany's biggest hub for international travel. With an annual throughput exceeding 54 million passengers, this is the country's busiest airport (and one to rival leading airports throughout Europe and the world). Flights connect to virtually every corner of the earth, with most domestic connections taking little more than an hour to complete from here.

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Banks: 08:00 to 16:00, Monday to Wednesday, Thursday, Friday; 08:00 to 17:30
Post Offices: 08:00 to 18:00, Monday to Friday; 08:00 to 12:00, Saturdays
Government Offices: 09:00 to 17:00, Monday to Friday
Business Centres: 09:00 to 17:00, Monday to Friday; 09:00 to 13:00, Saturday
Shops: 08:30 to 18:00, Monday to Saturday; department stores open later

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