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Description
Located within a greenery space and at the edge of the Rhine, at 20 min by bus from the town center and 15 min from the Palace of Europe.
Middle year 2004 the garden of both banks connecting the city of Kehl in Germany and Strasbourg by a bridge will be finished, in the middle of which you will find the Youth Hostel. A magnificent garden under your eyes!
Middle year 2004 the garden of both banks connecting the city of Kehl in Germany and Strasbourg by a bridge will be finished, in the middle of which you will find the Youth Hostel. A magnificent garden under your eyes!
HI - Strasbourg - 2 Rives Hostel Details
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Location/Contact| Address | Rue des Cavaliers B.P. 58, Strasbourg, Alsace, France |
| Location | •By car: N4 or A4, way out direction Place de l'Etoile, and follow Offenburg, 200m from the border, at right, The "Parc du Rhin". • Train station of Strasbourg at 6 km. • Bus 2 or 21. • From the train station, line 2 in front of the train station, direction "Pont du Rhin", stop "Parc du Rhin" + 10 min to cross the parc (800m) walking to arrive at the youth hostel. |
| Website | www.fuaj.org |
| Telephone | +33 (0)3 88 45 54 20 |
| Fax | +33 (0)3 88 45 54 21 |
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Hostelz.com Guest Reviews
The food was so damn ugly that I didn't eat anything there. In the evening, we only were allowed to drink water while we were eating; in the morning, we had only dry bread to eat, and only with marmalade. We couldn't get a shower in our rooms, because the water was flowing out of the bathroom and into our rooms. The rooms were so small that we couldn't put our bags on the floor, but we had to because there were no cupboards. We weren't allowed to be loud after 10 p.m., but the disco was going until twelve, which meant that nobody could sleep. When I wanted to buy a postcard (they sold a lot of different postcards, there was even a high price written down on a card next to the postcard), I was told that they didn't sell the postcards. An hour later, another student came and bought one. Well, after all, I just can say that, though France is great, this was the worst "hotel" I've ever been to. If I didn't had to add this comment, I wouldn't give it any stars. — Anonymous (2004-07-19) It was nice but the food wasn't really nice. I enjoyed looking around France though! — Anonymous (2004-07-09)