City-Hotel Freiburg is ideally situated at the edge of the pedestrian zone, offering guests convenient access to Freiburg's charming historic old town. This family-run hotel is known for its personalized service and welcoming atmosphere. The property features 15 single rooms and 25 double rooms, all tastefully decorated and designed for maximum comfort. Larger double rooms include a separate seating area with a sofa bed for additional sleeping space.
All rooms are soundproofed and equipped with extra-long bedding for superior sleep quality. Guests can easily walk to Freiburg Minster, local restaurants, and cultural attractions. The hotel serves a delicious breakfast buffet and provides personalized recommendations for exploring nearby attractions such as the Black Forest and Europa-Park Rust. The central location ensures convenient access to the train station and the city's diverse leisure activities.
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