Neuthor Hotel, Ulm

Advantages: not too touristy
Disadvantages: none

...would go with the Gothic cathedral nearly split the city. I’m all with the decision to build something which represents our century instead of finding some historicising pseudo-gothic solution. The Stadthaus is simply wonderful, it houses the tourist information centre, a cafè and several rooms for meetings and/or exhibitions. Ah, there you are with wobbly knees and pounding hearts! I think we should eat something, not only to calm down your stomach. Let’s go to the Fishermen’s Quarter at the Danube. There are some half-timbered houses from the 15th/16th century turned into restaurants or hotels. On the way let’s pop into the Town Hall which was built in 1370 and look at the reproduction of the Taylor of Ulm’s flying machine hanging in the staircase. In 1811 Berblinger, a tailor, wanted to prove that... Read review

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Advantages: Location, breakfasts
Disadvantages: Poor rooms

...I recently went on a cultural girlie trip with a friend to Paris. I was left to do all the booking. I was looking for a reasonable hotel, near a metro stop, which included breakfast. I came across the Hotel International on various travel sites and it seemed fairly highly rated so I booked us in for three nights. LOCATION: The hotel is located 6 Rue Auguste Barbier in the 11th Arrondissement. The nearest Metro stop is Garcourt which was a two minute walk away and it was a five minute walk to Republique which gives good links to other lines. It's not really central enough to avoid the Metro and walk to the attractions but it was located so close to a stop that it seemed ideal. PRICE: Prices vary depending on size of room and season. There are singles, doubles and triples available. We paid Euro254 for the whole time... Read review

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Advantages: Out of the town
Disadvantages: Too many people!

...I'm glad that I did not get to read any of the reviews before I went to this hotel, or see the Holidays from Hell programme the night before! The hotel can be found along the seafront, about three miles from the main centre of Blackpool, heading out towards Fleetwood. It is now under the Britannia hotels group and it is easily accessible by tram and bus. We used the trams the whole time instead of me driving all the time. My husband, my two youngest children and myself went last week for a couple of nights, after finding an advert which gave a special price of £35 per person dinner bed and breakfast per night. The two children were included free of charge, including their meals. The advert did state that the hotel was ungoing a £7million pound upgrade, and that some services may not be available. This did not deter us as we... Read review

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