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Each of our 170 comfort apartments, studios and suites, exhilaratingly designed will offer our guests modern standards, comfortably furnished apartments, with ample work space, a fully equipped kitchenette, up to 50 sq meters. Non smoking rooms and anti-allergic-bedding on request. We hope your stay with us is a pleasant one. We strive to make this a reality as much by our friendly and efficient service as by the warm and functional furnishings in each and every room.

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From: 48.80 EUR per day (including tax @ 19.61%)
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