Hansaring 14
Cologne, 50670 Nightly Rates(130.74 - 130.74)3 Star
Property Description
A charming 3 star city hotel - All rooms are equipped with telephone-mini bar-hairdryer and sound proofed windows. One of the remarkable features of the Hotel Boulevard is its good location. It is well situated in the centre of Cologne. On one hand, it can be easily reached via a great number of access roads, on the other hand it is only 15 minutes away from the cathedral, the philharmonic hall, important museums, the main station, the old part of the town (Altstadt) and the well-known shopping streets. An underground station and a large underground car park (for about 600 cars) are next door and the "Media Park" is located nearby. The rooms at the Hotel Boulevard have soundproof windows and are equipped with shower/WC, hair-dryer, TV, mini bar and self-dialing telephones. It serves an extensive breakfast buffet and a wide range of beverages. The little bar invites you to stay and have a drink. Furthermore, there is a conference room that is furnished in a modern style and suitable for up to 35 persons for meetings and conferences.
Amenities
AM/FM Alarm Clock
Babysitting/Child Services
Concierge
24 Hour Front Desk
Express Checkout
Hairdryers Available
Mini Bar
Mini Bar
Modem Lines in Room
No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
Pets Allowed
Pool
Room Service
Room Information
Superior Single
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Superior Single room-private bathroom-shower WC-hairdryer-TV-mini bar-phone. Maximum occupancy 1
Superior Double
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Superior Double room-private bathroom-shower WC-hairdryer-TV-mini bar-telephones. Maximum occupancy 2
Superior Twin
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Superior Twin room-private bathroom-shower-WC hairdryer-TV-mini bar-telephonesMaximum occupancy 2
Best available room upon check in
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Best available room upon check in including breakfast and all taxesMaximum occupancy 2
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Miscellaneous Information
Euro is the native currency.
Check in time is 1200
Check out time is 1200
Time Zone is 1 DST
Opened in 1960
Renovated in 2004
27 rooms.
0 suites.
7 floors.
Directions
Instructions on how to get to the property from the airport by public transportation: Take S12 to the main train station. From there you take the U 15, 6 or 12 until the stop "Hansaring". From there the hotel is in walking distance.
It is in the city center of Cologne-close to Cologne Cathedral
CGN-Koeln Bonn Airport-11 Mi N
Guarantee Policy
All reservations must be guaranteed with a credit card. A deposit is not required. Non-guaranteed reservations are not accepted. Exceptions may apply during holidays, special events or conventions.
Cancellation Policy
GENERAL POLICY:CXL at least 1 day prior to arrival date to avoid a penalty of 1 nt stay incl tax.-No-show fee: 1 nt stay incl tax. -Exceptions may apply. -RSVNS WITHIN THE FAIR PERIODS ARE SUBJECT TO THE SPECIAL CANCELLATION POLICIES OF EACH FAIR.
Recreation Information
On-Site Recreation
* Disco * Pool-Indoor * Universal Gym
Attractions Located Nearby
* CGN-Cologne - 1 Mile North * AAH-Aachen - 39 Miles West * Botanical Gardens - 2 Miles East * Historical Museum - 2 Miles East * Tanzbrunnen - 2 Miles East * Opera - 1 Mile South East * Main Train Station - 1 Mile East * Cologne Cathedral - 1 Mile South East * Domschatzkammer - 1 Mile South East * Agfa Photo Historama - 1 Mile South East * Koelner Philharmonie - 1 Mile South East * Musical Dome - 1 Mile East * Duesseldorf Main train station - 20 Miles North West * Goethe Museum Duesseldorf - 21 Miles North West * Koenigsallee - 20 Miles North West * Benrath Palace - 15 Miles North * Old Town - 21 Miles North West * Kaiserswerth - 27 Miles North West * Duesseldorf - 28 Miles South * Neuschwanstein - 0 Miles South * Romanisch Germanisches Museum - 1 Mile South East * Historisches Rathaus Koeln - 1 Mile South East * Wallraf Richartz Museum - 1 Mile South East * Trinitatiskirche - 1 Mile South East * Rheinpark - 1 Mile East
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