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| Type of tour: | Self-guided |
| Level: | Leisurely |
| Duration: | 7 Nights |
| Distance: | 26 Miles/day average |
| Dates: | Self-guided: Daily: Mar 1- Oct 30, 2012 |
| Tour price: | €910 |
| Start city: | Strasbourg, France |
| End city: | Strasbourg, France |
On the borders of the Latin and Germanic civilizations, Alsace offers astonishing cultural wealth. A region proud of its identity, Alsace is a great wine-making region. Its white wines are delicious accompanied with one of the countless local specialties. In the evening, sit and relax in the charming hotels along the route. Cycling along the route, you will discover the beauty of the region in a relaxed manner, as you travel along trails suitable for cycling and numerous purpose-built cycle tracks. Villages adorned with flowers and imposing medieval castles dot the wine route. Another highlight is ample time to visit the beauitful cities of Strasbourg and Colmar.
Please note that bookings for this tour can take up to two weeks to confirm.
On the borders of the Latin and Germanic civilizations, Alsace offers astonishing cultural wealth. A region proud of its identity, Alsace is a great wine-making region. Its white wines are delicious accompanied with one of the countless local specialties. In the evening, sit and relax in the charming hotels along the route. Cycling along the route, you will discover the beauty of the region in a relaxed manner, as you travel along trails suitable for cycling and numerous purpose-built cycle tracks. Villages adorned with flowers and imposing medieval castles dot the wine route. Another highlight is ample time to visit the beauitful cities of Strasbourg and Colmar.
Please note that bookings for this tour can take up to two weeks to confirm.
Day 1: Strasbourg
After arriving in Strasbourg, settle into the hotel and spend the evening exploring the town.
Overnight in Strasbourg.
Day 2: Strasbourg – Osthouse (16 miles/25 km)
Leaving Strasbourg, you cycle along the Rhône-Rhine canal, which will lead you along its very pretty cycle track into the heart of the Ried.
Overnight in Osthouse.
Day 3: Osthouse - Colmar (45 miles/73 km)
You will travel through the landscapes and villages of the Alsatian Ried that is rich in aquatic flora and fauna. You arrive in Colmar, the capital of the wine of Alsace and the town of art, by the cycle track along the channel of Colmar.
Overnight in Colmar.
Or Alternative Train+Bicycle: Osthouse - Erstein (+train to Selestat) - Colmar (23 miles/38 km)
Day 4: Colmar - Muchbach (24 miles/40 km) or Guebwiller (20 miles/33 km)
You have more time to visit the art city Colmar. You follow cycle tracks and occasionally on traffic-poor side roads until arrriving in Guebwiller.
Overnight in Murbach or Guebwiller.
Day 5: Muchbach or Guebwiller - Kaysersberg or Riquewihr or Ribeauville* (30-32 miles/49-53 km)
Nestled at the foot of the Vosges are countless winemaking villages responsible for the reputation of the Alsatian Grand Crus. Among a few are Eguisheim, Turkheim, Kaysersberg and Riquewihr.
Overnight in Kayersberg/Riquewihr/Ribeauville.
Day 6: Riquewihr - Obernai or Barr/ Kays - Barr/ Ribeauville - Obernai* (29 miles/47 km)
Along the wine road you will discover the villages of Barr, Andlau and its abbey, Bergheim, Ribeauvillé and Hunawihr.
Overnight in Obernai.
Day 7: Obernai - Strasbourg (23 miles/37 km)
From there, you follow along the cycle track on the banks of the Bruche canal, until you reach the capital of Europe, Strasbourg. Either the end of your tour tour or an additional night.
*Your tour depends on chosen hotel category.
Daily: Mar 1- Oct 30, 2012
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Please note that helmets are not included in the rate. Thank you for indicating on the booking form if you would like one and what size.
Espace Randonnée takes care of the luggage transfer. Your personal belongings need to be packed up and ready at 9:00 am each day to be transferred to the next stage, where you’ll have them at 5:00 pm at latest. (Should you choose to transport your luggage with you, this won’t decrease the price of the Tour)
When you will be back to Strasbourg, you will arrive at the hotel you stayed in for the first night and get back your luggage anytime after 1:00 pm. You will be asked to return the bikes in the dedicated space and padlock the bikes. Keys and plastic-coated maps need to be given to the hotel reception.
Category A: 4x overnight in 4-star hotels and 2x overnight in 3-star hotels
Category B: 6x overnight in 3-star hotels
Category A
Day 1: Hotel Regent Petite France, Strasbourg
www.regent-petite-france.com
This hotel is located in a seventeenth century building that was originally a mill, which housed a bread ice factory for merchants, individuals and brewers in the region. Production stopped completely in 1989. After more than 2 years of renovations, the building was transformed in a luxury hotel. The turbines are still partially visible in the hotel. The Petite France district is officially UNESCO world heritage since 1988. This historical place will make you feel welcome, and exceed your expectations in terms of design and coziness. In this special contemporary place, you will be surprised by the elegance, style and individual character of the 72 rooms, suites and duplex and by the wonderful view that will take your breath away. Facilities include check-in possible after 3 p.m., check out before noon, breakfast served at the buffet, or served in your room (continental), champagne bar, restaurant with summer terrace, relaxation area, room-service around the clock, internet WIFI (fees required), business center with internet access, lifts, valet/porter/concierge and garages on request.
Day 2: Hotel A La Ferme, Osthouse
www.hotelalaferme.com
South of Strasbourg, between the Rhine and the foothills of the Vosges, Jean-Philippe and Brigitte Hellmann have turned a farm of the XVIIIth century into a little dynamic hotel which combines tradition and modernity. The owners of the hotel made it a point of honour to respect the past and bring a touch of modernity, as the antiques make a happy blend with the contemporary.
Day 3: Hotel des Têtes, Colmar
www.maisondestetes.com
In the heart of Colmar, between the Dominican Church and the Unterlinden Museum, stands one of the town's most beautiful and emblematic buildings. This magnificent 17th century house is partly built into the ancient moat of the surrounding wall. La Maison des Têtes has served as a restaurant and meeting place since 1898. The four-star Hôtel des Têtes has 21 beautiful rooms that are guaranteed to charm you and provide a lovely setting for your stay. Relax in the lovely, secluded and peaceful interior terrace. All rooms have air-conditioning, color TV, direct telephone line, mini bar and individual safe, Wi-Fi, bathroom with hairdryer and heated towel rail (some also have a jacuzzi bath).
Day 4: Hotel Le St Barnabé, Murbach
www.le-stbarnabe.com
This hotel and spa are ideally located in the heart of Alsace, in the natural park of the Ballons des Vosges. Environmental issues are given highest priority and this hotel has recently rejoined the brand "Hotels au Naturel". Built over a hundred years ago, the hotel offers 26 stylishly elegant rooms far from the urban hustle and bustle. Set in the middle of the park, the hotel's intimate atmosphere offer the promise of elegant luxury.
Day 5 and 6: Brendel'stub, Riquewihr
www.jlbrendel.com
This hotel, in the heart of the old Riquewihr, is a magnificent house from the 17 century. Completely reorganized in luxury accommodation, it will seduce you by its authenticity where the imprint of Riquewihr's history and the charm of the stone of houses in Alsace are dressed with a surprising touch of modernity.
(Another option): Hotel Le Clos St Vincent, Ribeauvillé
www.leclossaintvincent.com
In Ribeauvillé, surrounded of vineyards, between plains and mountains, Clos St Vincent is a quiet family hotel of 24 rooms, belonging to the "Châteaux et Hotels" collection. Rooms with bathroom and toilet, teerace or balcony looking out on vineyard. Floor area around 240 and 310 sqft. At the restaurant, every evening, a different menu in the tradition of the French cuisine and the respect of seasons and traditions.
Day 7: Hotel La Cour d'Alsace, Obernai
www.cour-alsace.com
Hotel La Cour d'Alsace is located in the meticulously restored Medieval old town of Obernai in Alsace. This former manor house and wine cellar of the distinguished Baron De Gail family gave rise to a hotel whose refined courtly character conveys an atmosphere of intimacy to its guests. Original wooden-beamed ceilings, the painstakingly refurbished half-timbering, and the artistic witnesses of centuries past create a link between the guest and the culture and history of Alsace, its cuisine and hospitality. From the hotel management to the clerk at the reception desk, from the chef's apprentice to the chef himself, the Cour d'Alsace's professional staff is committed to its guiding principle when it comes to gastronomy.
Day 8: Hotel Regent Petite France, Strasbourg
Category B
Day 1: Hotel de l'Europe, Strasbourg
www.hotel-europe.com
A former post dating the 15th century, the Best Western Hotel de l'Europe welcomes you in the purest alsatian tradition, as it symbolizes the alliance of hospitality with the future. Ideally located in the heart of historic area of the Petite France, two steps from the commercial center, the Cathedral Notre Dame, and 2,600 feet (800 m) away from the central station, a hotel full of history awaits you.
(Another option): Hotel du Dragon, Strasbourg
www.dragon.fr
The 3 star Dragon Hotel in Strasbourg is famous for its charm. It’s perfectly located, within a 5-minute walk of the Cathedral and 2-minutes of "the Petite France" old quarter. Dating back to the 17th century, the hotel, which has been built around a patio garden and lime tree, has been completely refurbished to a high design standard. The 32 bedrooms are all very comfortable, some with views of the Cathedral.
(Another option): Hotel Hannong, Strasbourg
www.hotel-hannong.com
Charm and design in the city center of Strasbourg describe the Hotel Hannong. Its features 72 bedrooms with a warm and refined atmosphere, 2 conference rooms, 4 break-out rooms for your business meetings, an elegant wine bar, lounge with daylight ceiling and a new design terrace. High speed internet WIFI access is free of charge throughout the hotel.
Day 2: Hotel A La Ferme, Osthouse
www.hotelalaferme.com
South of Strasbourg, between the Rhine and the foothills of the Vosges, Jean-Philippe and Brigitte Hellmann have turned a farm of the XVIIIth century into a little dynamic hotel which combines tradition and modernity. The owners of the hotel made it a point of honour to respect the past and bring a touch of modernity, as the antiques make a happy blend with the contemporary.
Day 3: Hotel Beauséjour, Colmar
www.beausejour.fr
This hotel features 14 air-conditioned rooms with a particilarly charming look that have been restructured, fitted out and refurbished in 2003. A new construction from 1992 includes 24 bedrooms comfort, including 8 Family rooms. A restaurant with a view on the charming garden, free internet Access, bar, seminary rooms with adjustable sizes and ability to video conference for 10 to 100 persons are also included.
Day 4: Hotel Le St Barnabé, Murbach
www.le-stbarnabe.com
This hotel and spa are ideally located in the heart of Alsace, in the natural park of the Ballons des Vosges. Environmental issues are given highest priority and this hotel has recently rejoined the brand "Hotels au Naturel". Built over a hundred years ago, the hotel offers 26 stylishly elegant rooms far from the urban hustle and bustle. Set in the middle of the park, the hotel's intimate atmosphere offer the promise of elegant luxury.
(Another option): Hotel Les Rives, Guebwiller
www.hotel-ange.fr
Ideally situated on the Alsatian Wine Road, the hotel features contempary architecture, design and decoration. The situation of this charming hotel is a perfect starting point for hikes and cycling, as well as the visit of the numerous museums and parks.
Day 5 and 6:Hotel Le Schoenebourg, Riguewihr
www.auberge-schoenenbourg.com
The Hotel Le Schoenebourg provides guests a lavish welcome in a privileged natural setting. For all the amenities of a 3 stars hotel, the hotel also offers relaxation in its calm and pleasant atmosphere. Other amenities include the bounty of the buffet breakfast, the congeniality of terrace overlooking half-timbered houses and the accessibility of the sauna, sundeck, gym room, swimming-pool and free WiFi access.
Day 7: Hotel La Cour d'Alsace, Obernai
www.cour-alsace.com
Hotel La Cour d'Alsace is located in the meticulously restored Medieval old town of Obernai in Alsace. This former manor house and wine cellar of the distinguished Baron De Gail family gave rise to a hotel whose refined courtly character conveys an atmosphere of intimacy to its guests. Original wooden-beamed ceilings, the painstakingly refurbished half-timbering, and the artistic witnesses of centuries past create a link between the guest and the culture and history of Alsace, its cuisine and hospitality. From the hotel management to the clerk at the reception desk, from the chef's apprentice to the chef himself, the Cour d'Alsace's professional staff is committed to its guiding principle when it comes to gastronomy.
Day 8: Hotel de l'Europe, Strasbourg
Category A: 4x overnight in 4-star hotels and 2x overnight in 3-star hotels
Category B: 6x overnight in 3-star hotels
Category A
Day 1: Hotel Regent Petite France, Strasbourg
www.regent-petite-france.com
This hotel is located in a seventeenth century building that was originally a mill, which housed a bread ice factory for merchants, individuals and brewers in the region. Production stopped completely in 1989. After more than 2 years of renovations, the building was transformed in a luxury hotel. The turbines are still partially visible in the hotel. The Petite France district is officially UNESCO world heritage since 1988. This historical place will make you feel welcome, and exceed your expectations in terms of design and coziness. In this special contemporary place, you will be surprised by the elegance, style and individual character of the 72 rooms, suites and duplex and by the wonderful view that will take your breath away. Facilities include check-in possible after 3 p.m., check out before noon, breakfast served at the buffet, or served in your room (continental), champagne bar, restaurant with summer terrace, relaxation area, room-service around the clock, internet WIFI (fees required), business center with internet access, lifts, valet/porter/concierge and garages on request.
Day 2: Hotel A La Ferme, Osthouse
www.hotelalaferme.com
South of Strasbourg, between the Rhine and the foothills of the Vosges, Jean-Philippe and Brigitte Hellmann have turned a farm of the XVIIIth century into a little dynamic hotel which combines tradition and modernity. The owners of the hotel made it a point of honour to respect the past and bring a touch of modernity, as the antiques make a happy blend with the contemporary.
Day 3: Hotel des Têtes, Colmar
www.maisondestetes.com
In the heart of Colmar, between the Dominican Church and the Unterlinden Museum, stands one of the town's most beautiful and emblematic buildings. This magnificent 17th century house is partly built into the ancient moat of the surrounding wall. La Maison des Têtes has served as a restaurant and meeting place since 1898. The four-star Hôtel des Têtes has 21 beautiful rooms that are guaranteed to charm you and provide a lovely setting for your stay. Relax in the lovely, secluded and peaceful interior terrace. All rooms have air-conditioning, color TV, direct telephone line, mini bar and individual safe, Wi-Fi, bathroom with hairdryer and heated towel rail (some also have a jacuzzi bath).
Day 4: Hotel Le St Barnabé, Murbach
www.le-stbarnabe.com
This hotel and spa are ideally located in the heart of Alsace, in the natural park of the Ballons des Vosges. Environmental issues are given highest priority and this hotel has recently rejoined the brand "Hotels au Naturel". Built over a hundred years ago, the hotel offers 26 stylishly elegant rooms far from the urban hustle and bustle. Set in the middle of the park, the hotel's intimate atmosphere offer the promise of elegant luxury.
Day 5 and 6: Brendel'stub, Riquewihr
www.jlbrendel.com
This hotel, in the heart of the old Riquewihr, is a magnificent house from the 17 century. Completely reorganized in luxury accommodation, it will seduce you by its authenticity where the imprint of Riquewihr's history and the charm of the stone of houses in Alsace are dressed with a surprising touch of modernity.
(Another option): Hotel Le Clos St Vincent, Ribeauvillé
www.leclossaintvincent.com
In Ribeauvillé, surrounded of vineyards, between plains and mountains, Clos St Vincent is a quiet family hotel of 24 rooms, belonging to the "Châteaux et Hotels" collection. Rooms with bathroom and toilet, teerace or balcony looking out on vineyard. Floor area around 240 and 310 sqft. At the restaurant, every evening, a different menu in the tradition of the French cuisine and the respect of seasons and traditions.
Day 7: Hotel La Cour d'Alsace, Obernai
www.cour-alsace.com
Hotel La Cour d'Alsace is located in the meticulously restored Medieval old town of Obernai in Alsace. This former manor house and wine cellar of the distinguished Baron De Gail family gave rise to a hotel whose refined courtly character conveys an atmosphere of intimacy to its guests. Original wooden-beamed ceilings, the painstakingly refurbished half-timbering, and the artistic witnesses of centuries past create a link between the guest and the culture and history of Alsace, its cuisine and hospitality. From the hotel management to the clerk at the reception desk, from the chef's apprentice to the chef himself, the Cour d'Alsace's professional staff is committed to its guiding principle when it comes to gastronomy.
Day 8: Hotel Regent Petite France, Strasbourg
Category B
Day 1: Hotel de l'Europe, Strasbourg
www.hotel-europe.com
A former post dating the 15th century, the Best Western Hotel de l'Europe welcomes you in the purest alsatian tradition, as it symbolizes the alliance of hospitality with the future. Ideally located in the heart of historic area of the Petite France, two steps from the commercial center, the Cathedral Notre Dame, and 2,600 feet (800 m) away from the central station, a hotel full of history awaits you.
(Another option): Hotel du Dragon, Strasbourg
www.dragon.fr
The 3 star Dragon Hotel in Strasbourg is famous for its charm. It’s perfectly located, within a 5-minute walk of the Cathedral and 2-minutes of "the Petite France" old quarter. Dating back to the 17th century, the hotel, which has been built around a patio garden and lime tree, has been completely refurbished to a high design standard. The 32 bedrooms are all very comfortable, some with views of the Cathedral.
(Another option): Hotel Hannong, Strasbourg
www.hotel-hannong.com
Charm and design in the city center of Strasbourg describe the Hotel Hannong. Its features 72 bedrooms with a warm and refined atmosphere, 2 conference rooms, 4 break-out rooms for your business meetings, an elegant wine bar, lounge with daylight ceiling and a new design terrace. High speed internet WIFI access is free of charge throughout the hotel.
Day 2: Hotel A La Ferme, Osthouse
www.hotelalaferme.com
South of Strasbourg, between the Rhine and the foothills of the Vosges, Jean-Philippe and Brigitte Hellmann have turned a farm of the XVIIIth century into a little dynamic hotel which combines tradition and modernity. The owners of the hotel made it a point of honour to respect the past and bring a touch of modernity, as the antiques make a happy blend with the contemporary.
Day 3: Hotel Beauséjour, Colmar
www.beausejour.fr
This hotel features 14 air-conditioned rooms with a particilarly charming look that have been restructured, fitted out and refurbished in 2003. A new construction from 1992 includes 24 bedrooms comfort, including 8 Family rooms. A restaurant with a view on the charming garden, free internet Access, bar, seminary rooms with adjustable sizes and ability to video conference for 10 to 100 persons are also included.
Day 4: Hotel Le St Barnabé, Murbach
www.le-stbarnabe.com
This hotel and spa are ideally located in the heart of Alsace, in the natural park of the Ballons des Vosges. Environmental issues are given highest priority and this hotel has recently rejoined the brand "Hotels au Naturel". Built over a hundred years ago, the hotel offers 26 stylishly elegant rooms far from the urban hustle and bustle. Set in the middle of the park, the hotel's intimate atmosphere offer the promise of elegant luxury.
(Another option): Hotel Les Rives, Guebwiller
www.hotel-ange.fr
Ideally situated on the Alsatian Wine Road, the hotel features contempary architecture, design and decoration. The situation of this charming hotel is a perfect starting point for hikes and cycling, as well as the visit of the numerous museums and parks.
Day 5 and 6:Hotel Le Schoenebourg, Riguewihr
www.auberge-schoenenbourg.com
The Hotel Le Schoenebourg provides guests a lavish welcome in a privileged natural setting. For all the amenities of a 3 stars hotel, the hotel also offers relaxation in its calm and pleasant atmosphere. Other amenities include the bounty of the buffet breakfast, the congeniality of terrace overlooking half-timbered houses and the accessibility of the sauna, sundeck, gym room, swimming-pool and free WiFi access.
Day 7: Hotel La Cour d'Alsace, Obernai
www.cour-alsace.com
Hotel La Cour d'Alsace is located in the meticulously restored Medieval old town of Obernai in Alsace. This former manor house and wine cellar of the distinguished Baron De Gail family gave rise to a hotel whose refined courtly character conveys an atmosphere of intimacy to its guests. Original wooden-beamed ceilings, the painstakingly refurbished half-timbering, and the artistic witnesses of centuries past create a link between the guest and the culture and history of Alsace, its cuisine and hospitality. From the hotel management to the clerk at the reception desk, from the chef's apprentice to the chef himself, the Cour d'Alsace's professional staff is committed to its guiding principle when it comes to gastronomy.
Day 8: Hotel de l'Europe, Strasbourg
The available bikes for this tour are 21-gear VTC Gitane (men or women's frames). VTC 7-speed bikes with coaster brakes are also available (men or women's frames). All rentals are equipped with 2 saddle bags, bike lock, repair kit, pump, spare tube, map holder and bottle holder.
Electro bikes, tag-along bikes, child bike follower, children trailer, child bike seat and children's bikes are available.
The available bikes for this tour are 21-gear VTC Gitane (men or women's frames). VTC 7-speed bikes with coaster brakes are also available (men or women's frames). All rentals are equipped with 2 saddle bags, bike lock, repair kit, pump, spare tube, map holder and bottle holder.
Electro bikes, tag-along bikes, child bike follower, children trailer, child bike seat and children's bikes are available.
Overall, this tour is flat with no difficulties. Due to that, it’s adapted to a large public and to children aged 14 and up. Nevertheless 2 portions are somewhat undulating: from Strasbourg to Guebwiller and from Guebwiller to Strasbourg.
Tour features include:
This tour is rated Leisure and is for cyclists in average physical condition.
Overall, this tour is flat with no difficulties. Due to that, it’s adapted to a large public and to children aged 14 and up. Nevertheless 2 portions are somewhat undulating: from Strasbourg to Guebwiller and from Guebwiller to Strasbourg.
Tour features include:
This tour is rated Leisure and is for cyclists in average physical condition.
Tour Start and End
Nearest airport: Strasbourg, France
Nearest train station: Strasbourg, France
There are excellent rail connections between Strasbourg and Paris, Basel or Frankfurt.
Tour Start and End
Nearest airport: Strasbourg, France
Nearest train station: Strasbourg, France
There are excellent rail connections between Strasbourg and Paris, Basel or Frankfurt.
With more than 40,000 monuments and 6,000 museums, France's history and tradition continue to thrive in Western Europe's largest country. Along with its history, France is at the forefront of modern development, a leader among European nations. A country of contrasts, France provides opportunities for all interests. Fashion, art and elegance prosper in the dynamic cities of Paris, Lyon, and Nice. Outside the cities, a variety of landscapes stretch over the remaining 80% of the country.
France's hexagonal shape is defined by the English Channel and Atlantic on the western coast with the Pyrenees and Alps sitting on the southwest and southeast borders. The Mediterranean Sea runs along the southern coast with the Rhine River flowing beside the German border. Visitors exploring the cities or countryside can bask in France’s pleasant climate, enjoying the stylish life, local wine and cuisine.
With more than 40,000 monuments and 6,000 museums, France's history and tradition continue to thrive in Western Europe's largest country. Along with its history, France is at the forefront of modern development, a leader among European nations. A country of contrasts, France provides opportunities for all interests. Fashion, art and elegance prosper in the dynamic cities of Paris, Lyon, and Nice. Outside the cities, a variety of landscapes stretch over the remaining 80% of the country.
France's hexagonal shape is defined by the English Channel and Atlantic on the western coast with the Pyrenees and Alps sitting on the southwest and southeast borders. The Mediterranean Sea runs along the southern coast with the Rhine River flowing beside the German border. Visitors exploring the cities or countryside can bask in France’s pleasant climate, enjoying the stylish life, local wine and cuisine.
Espace Randonnee has set out for 20 years across the Alsace region to discover and to share the wealth of their beautiful region to clients, with a family and warm spirit. The company stems from a narrow collaboration with quality providers (hotels and restaurants) having ends in the creation in 2010 of an association of people working in the biking tourist industry.
Our detailed knowledge of the ground (better roads, better establishments, better spots) as well as our narrow collaboration and relation with our providers is a guarantee of the quality of our services. We attach a particular attention on every new customer, and this throughout its stay! Personalized and warm welcome, hotline 24/7. Our customers, your customers, will have the best of Alsace!!
Espace won the Prix de l'innovation touristique 2007 (Award of the tourist innovation in 2007).
Espace Randonnee has set out for 20 years across the Alsace region to discover and to share the wealth of their beautiful region to clients, with a family and warm spirit. The company stems from a narrow collaboration with quality providers (hotels and restaurants) having ends in the creation in 2010 of an association of people working in the biking tourist industry.
Our detailed knowledge of the ground (better roads, better establishments, better spots) as well as our narrow collaboration and relation with our providers is a guarantee of the quality of our services. We attach a particular attention on every new customer, and this throughout its stay! Personalized and warm welcome, hotline 24/7. Our customers, your customers, will have the best of Alsace!!
Espace won the Prix de l'innovation touristique 2007 (Award of the tourist innovation in 2007).
Cancellation fees
The customer can constantly cancel his contract of reservation. This cancellation will have to be done in writing (email). Penalties are:
Change fees
If a change in the services is required, there will be a charge of 50 euros.
Cancellation fees
The customer can constantly cancel his contract of reservation. This cancellation will have to be done in writing (email). Penalties are:
Change fees
If a change in the services is required, there will be a charge of 50 euros.
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