| Basic Data |
| City |
Strasbourg |
| Location |
2, rue de l'Ecarlate,
Strasbourg 67000
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| Rooms |
32 |
Hotel Du Dragon is one of the newly renovated Three Star Hotels in Strasbourg, which stands in a house belonging to the 17th century. The entire hotel is designed in modern style with furniture designed by stalwarts like Gaetano Pesce, Philippe Starck, and Mallet Stevens. The hotel is also aptly located in the old part of Strasbourg which makes the various historic sites easily accessible for the tourists.
Accommodation at Du Dragon:
Du Dragon in Strasbourg, Europe offers comfortable rooms that command an excellent view of the river, the Saint-Nicolas Church, and the Cathedral. These rooms also make the following amenities available in them:
- Cable/Satellite Television
- Telephone (with direct dial facility)
- Internet connection
- Automatic wake-up call
- Private bathroom (with hair dryer)
Dining at Du Dragon:
Du Dragon in Strasbourg, France serves breakfast or afternoon tea in its paved patio in summer. Besides, the hotel is also surrounded by a number of reputed restaurants and pubs that serve a host of local delicacies.
Business at Du Dragon:
Du Dragon Hotel also offers facilities like telephone, fax, internet and other equipments that facilitate modern-day businesses.
Recreation at Du Dragon:
Trips to the various natural and historic sites in and around the city of Strasbourg comprise the foremost recreation for the guests at Hotel Du Dragon. Guests can also spend their time in the lobby of the hotel that is adorned with some modern exhibits. Apart from this, those who are interested in golfing can also access the course which can be reached in 20 minutes from the hotel.
Other Facilities at Du Dragon:
Du Dragon in Strasbourg, France provides the following essential services:
- Round-the-clock Room Service
- Staff fluent in English
- Medical and travel assistance
- Laundry service
City Info:
The city of Strasbourg lies in the north-eastern part of France. The city is the capital of the Alsace region and is visited for its well-known places like the Grand Island. This place was recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site in the year 1988. Strasbourg also reflects a fusion of French and German cultures as it lies close to the French and German border.
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