HOTEL SCHOLZ, KOBLENZ
A pleasant ambience, our personal service as well as our 67 comfortable rooms, our
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restaurant serving German cuisine, an elevator and ample parking will ensure that your stay in our hotel will be a happy one. It was opened as a pub named "German Michel...
Advantages: Cheap and cheerful Disadvantages: Can smell sometimes
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This is the perfect staying point to visit Koln and Koblenz and other surrounding areas by train. Koblenz is great for a walk along the Rhine and to visit castles and a defence fortress. It also has good pedestrian streets and a fun park.
Visit during the weekend or their Oktoberfest and you are sure to have...
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Advantages: All the appeal of other German Cities - old and new together Disadvantages: Can get busy on an evening driving through the town
...Koblenz - what a city. It doesn't seem to hold all the commerical appeal of the other popular German cities but as a regular visitor be assured it has. From the shopping areas to the parks, to the promenade on the Rhine with the boats in summer and all the cafes, overshadowed by the Erbenstein fortress magnificent in the fading sunlight to the brilliant Deutsches Ecke. Sat and enjoyed the atmosphere of the World Cup in 2006 in 'fan fest' and the party afterwards as Germany won Sweden. The whole town came alive - so did the shops.
Koblenz has a history all of its own and shares the geographical interest of being where the Rhine and Moselle meet - at the Deutsches Ecke guarded by the Kaiser. The sheer size of the monument makes it hard to imagine how severe flooding almost submerged him some years ago.
From Koblenz railway station you can...
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Advantages: Cost; simplicity; no driving; good company Disadvantages: Long time in coach; expensive m'way services; you may not like the company!
...in an excellent city centre. Do not miss a visit to the cathedral, which is adjacent to the biggest of the markets.
On the second full day, Travelsphere laid on a day trip by coach around the local vineyards, at extra cost (about £20 per person. Why shouldit cost about 20% of the entire trip? And why is the money collected in DM?). We opted out of this, and instead caught the bus, right outside the hotel, to explore Koblenz town centre. We found another Christmas Market, with a similar range of goods, but with slightly lower prices, we thought. We did buy more here than in Cologne, but perhaps this was because we had had more time to consider what we should have bought the previous day!
I worked out what the trip would have cost us if we had travelled by car. It came to over £500, including petrol, insurance, the hotel room, meals, ferry, etc...
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