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	Hotel a la Cour D'Alsace In the heart of the Medieval old town of Obernai the hotel A la Cour d'Alsace is located in the meticulously restored Medieval old town of Obernai in Alsace. This former manor house of the distinguished Baron De Gail family gave rise to a hotel whose refined courtly character conveys an atmosphere o ...

	Hotel La Citadelle Built in 1559, the last bastion of the military citadel of Metz is situated South West in the city, between the Arsenal concert Hall and the Governor?s House. Through its stately architecture and decoration, La Citadelle whispers a charming, luxurious and quiet atmosphere. Offering an elegant combin ...

	Hotel Le Clos Saint -Vincent Le Clos Saint-Vincent is a tranquil stopover with 15 rooms in the heart of Alsace. Located along the famous wine route bordering Germany and Switzerland, only the birds and the rustle of leaves will serenade you in this quiet haven. Generous and sunbathed cuisine reflects the richness of the region. ...

	Le Chateau D'Isenbourg Built on 12th and 14th century vaulted cellars, this manor is an historical and gastronomical halt on the Alsace wine route. . It looks towards the Vosges forest on the one side and towards the villages and vineyards on the other.

	Le Chateau de L'ile This 19th century ch?teau stands in a 10 acre park in a wooded loop of the Ill river. It allies traditional Alsatian architecture: half-timbering, sand stone, flowered balconies, and terraces at the water's edge, with modern comforts.