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Our budget hotels in Strasbourg welcome you to the Grand Est region just a stone’s throw from the Rhine and Germany. At Première Classe, enjoy quality services at an attractive price. Enjoy modern rooms, parking, Wi-Fi or an all-you-can-eat breakfast buffet. Your stay combines minimum budget and maximum comfort.

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Indulge yourself in our Première Classe hotels in Strasbourg. You will discover the Première Classe experience from the moment you arrive: affordable, friendly and comfortable hotels. Bright, modern spaces. Everything you need for a good night's sleep at a low price.

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Golf de Strasbourg Faites

Around six miles by car from your Première Classe Strasbourg Sud - Illkirch hotel, the Strasbourg Golf Club is an oasis of freshness, calm and elegance. And to keep it that way, make sure you abide by the rules! You must wear the correct clothing - canvas pants and golf shoes with spikes. A warning to anyone who does not adhere to etiquette: between two birdies, make sure you replace your divots, the clumps of grass also called "escalopes", and raise your ball marks, the indentations caused by the impact of the ball. The bunker will also need to be raked, to keep the green looking immaculate. Once you have finished your scenic sporting activities on one of the four courses on offer (nine holes each, with varying levels of difficulty), go to the clubhouse, the bar or the pro-shop to pick up a wood or replenish your missing irons. Upstairs, the golf club becomes a bridge club, while on the terrace, under the umbrellas, professional players relax while watching novices. Beginners can work on their swings and perfect their putting on the driving range and at the golf school. It's crucial to perform well at the Strasbourg Grand Prix, organized every year at the beginning of summer.

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Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Strasbourg

Dominate the city from the top of Strasbourg Cathedral. Starting from your Première Classe Strasbourg Ouest - Zénith hotel, head towards the historic city center of Strasbourg, located on the Grande Ile. Fully classified as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, it is structured around the Notre-Dame cathedral and the Petite France district. The cathedral is one of the major masterpieces of Gothic art. Admire its 466 ft high spire from a distance. Then stroll around the building and take a look at the hundreds of sculptures that adorn its facades. Climb the 332-step spiral staircase for the most beautiful views of the city and beyond. Tours are free on the first Sunday of the month. From the top of the platform, the panoramic view is breathtaking. On a clear day, you might be able to see the Vosges Mountains and the Black Forest in Germany. Inside, the cathedral boasts a number of intriguing features, such as a pulpit carved from white sandstone, an astronomical clock and a baptismal font. On the Place du Château, take note of the bronze model of the cathedral, made by the German sculptor Egbert Broerken. Then wander around the neighborhood, along the streams and canals and have a drink on a barge.

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Europa Park

Experience a radical change of scenery at Europa-Park. Located in the commune of Illkirch-Graffenstaden, your Première Classe Strasbourg Sud - Illkirch hotel is 40 minutes away from Europa-Park, on the other side of the border. This huge amusement park includes water attractions, indoor attractions, roller coasters and rides. The silver sphere of Eurosat, is the emblem of the park, and was completely restructured and modernized in 2018. Previously focused on the world of space, it has radically changed its theme by featuring a decorative style inspired by the Moulin Rouge and the Belle Epoque. Although the roller coaster designed by Franz Mack has been renovated, its original layout remains virtually unchanged. You'll be able to hop aboard the CanCan Coaster cars for a trip to the glamorous Paris of the 19th century. Next door, Eurosat Coastiality will immerse you in the fantastic universe of the science-fiction movie “Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets,” by Luc Besson. At the Voletarium, discover major European cities by flying over them. Thrill seekers will definitely test the Blue Fire Megacoaster, a roller coaster that catapults you to 60 mph in less than three seconds! Tightly secured in your wagon, you follow a 3281 ft course that winds between the cliffs and includes the highest loop in Europe, a 360-degree spin and two inversions.

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Palais de la Musique et des Congrès

Stop by the Palais des Congrès to applaud the artist of your choice. During your stay in Strasbourg, you may wish to take in a concert or a show. Your Première Classe Strasbourg Ouest - Zénith hotel is located very close to the Zénith, but you can also opt for other venues such as the Laiterie, an intimate room hosting rock, jazz and hip-hop bands, or the Palais de la Musique et des Congrès or PMC. The latter has three modular auditoriums with a capacity of approximately 2,000, 1,200 and 500 seats each. At the Palais de la musique et des congrès, you will have the opportunity to applaud French or international singers, comedians, famous operas, theatrical plays and ballets. Ray Charles, Etienne Daho, and Charles Aznavour have all performed there, and audiences have been able to take in the Nutcracker ballet, the opera The Magic Flute and the works of Johann Strauss. Easily accessible by tramway from the city center, the Palais des Congrès is located 10 minutes from the TGV station and two minutes from the motorways and the expressway. In addition, it has free parking for visitors.

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European Parliament

Visit the European Parliament in Strasbourg free of charge. While you are in Strasbourg, visit the European quarter, which brings together several major institutions, including the Council of Europe, the European Court of Human Rights, the European School and the European Parliament. Strasbourg is strategically located in Europe, less than 311 miles from Germany, Austria, Belgium, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Switzerland and the Czech Republic. Moreover, the eventful history of the city, which changed nationality four times between 1870 and 1945 - sometimes French, sometimes German - makes it symbolic of the reconciliation between the two countries and thus of the origin of the European Union. The European Parliament can be visited free of charge during and outside of parliamentary sessions. The visit to Parliament includes the Hemicycle and the Simone-Veil Parlamentarium. It has been open since 2017 and provides visitors with interactive information on the activities of the European Union and the role of the Parliament. On the way to your Première Classe Strasbourg Ouest - Zénith hotel, make a detour to the nearby Parc de l'Orangerie, which offers a haven of peace and greenery in the city.

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Zénith de Strasbourg - Europe

Experience the biggest concert of your life at the Zenith in Strasbourg. Located in the town of Eckbolsheim, on the outskirts of Strasbourg and 10 minutes on foot from your Première Classe Strasbourg Ouest - Zénith hotel, the Zénith de Strasbourg is the largest in France. With a total surface area of 150695 ft 2 and a capacity of 12,000 spectators, it is particularly suitable for variety shows and contemporary music. Designed in 2008 by Italian architect-urban planner, Massimiliano Fuksas, the building appears to be wearing an orange cap, with its Gore-Tex canvas stretched over frames. At night, you won't be able to miss it: it lights up like a giant lantern. The size of the hall, the quality of the acoustics and the stage set make the Zenith of Strasbourg a milestone in the international line-up for performing artists. In 10 years, more than 1500 French and international artists have taken the stage such as Lady Gaga, Rammstein, Manu Chao, Scorpions, Coldplay, Mika, James Blunt, Beyoncé, Lenny Kravitz, Gossip, Charlie Winston, Iggy Pop & The Stooges, Bob Dylan, Placebo, Johnny Hallyday and Indochina, to name just a few. Comedy shows, musicals, classical music concerts and festivals are also featured.

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In Strasbourg and the surrounding area

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Illkirch

When on a business trip or a vacation in the Bas-Rhin department, Première Classe hotels welcome you to Illkirch to the south of Strasbourg. Enjoy an affordable stay thanks to its low-cost rooms.

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Lingolsheim

Planning a business trip or vacation to Lingolsheim? Première Classe hotels invite you to stay for less in the historical and cultural region of Alsace.

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Obernai

Family or business travel in Obernai? Our Première Classe hotels offer you a warm and comfortable stay for an affordable getaway in the Bas-Rhin department.

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Weekend trip to Strasbourg

A week-long trip discovering Strasbourg

Enjoying a stay in Strasbourg with your family

Your affordable weekend in Strasbourg is a true feast for the eyes. From Notre-Dame Cathedral to Vauban Dam, the Alsatian capital seems suspended in time. Take a stroll through its lanes bordered by timber-framed houses, marvel at its medieval structures, and sail along the Ill while making your way through the Petite France district. Also visit the covered bridges and Rohan Palace. Not for from your hotel, the European district propels you into the heart of the institutions, some of which are open to the public.

After putting your bags down in your hotel room, explore Strasbourg from all angles. A visit to the iconic monuments and museums, such as the cathedral and Vauban Dam, is a must. Other than the superb architecture, the city has beautiful parks and green spaces to recharge the batteries. Parc de l'Orangerie and the banks of the Ill are especially ideal for relaxation. Don’t forget that Strasbourg can be explored both on foot and by bicycle. Want to continue your trip in the Grand Est? Find our inexpensive hotels in Metz and Colmar.

To amuse the children for a weekend or on vacation, Strasbourg abounds with ideas. Scientists in the making? Bring them to Vaisseau, a center dedicated to games, encounters, films, etc., to explore the sciences in a playful way. The Planetarium is the perfect way to round off this knowledge-packed day. Your stay also gives you the opportunity to go behind the scenes of the European institutions. A nice introduction to civic rights. For thrills and spills, head to the theme park Europa Park, accessible from our Première Classe hotels.

A gourmet stay in Strasbourg

Gourmet cuisine is an integral part of Strasbourg’s heritage, so you won’t want to miss out. On the morning of your gourmet day, savor an all-you-can-eat breakfast buffet at your Première Classe hotel. Time for lunch or dinner? Come into a “winstub,” a traditional restaurant. The culinary specialties abound. On the menu, choucroute with meat or fish, flammekueche, and baeckeoffe. For dessert, let yourself be tempted by the kouglof, tarte au fromage blanc, or gingerbread cake. For a snack, a salted or sweet pretzel is divine.

The top events in Strasbourg

With its packed events calendar, Strasbourg is unquestionably a vibrant city. Enjoy your stay at our Première Classe hotels to take part in the seasonal events. Some of the main ones include the Contre-Temps electrogroove festival, the Strasbourg European Fantastic Film Festival, and the Strasbourg-Méditerranée festival, which takes place every two years. But the most eagerly-awaited event is the Christmas market. Find regional products and decorative items during this magical moment.

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Belgium and Switzerland do not have the monopoly on chocolate. Strasbourg’s artisans are also masters of their craft. Several chocolatiers compete for creativity around the cathedral. The black gold reveals its mysteries at the Chocolate Museum, close to your Première Classe hotel. Tours, workshops, and classes are a must for those with a sweet tooth. The store also sells a variety of chocolates or chocolate-flavored products. And how about a break to savor a delicious cup of hot chocolate?

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