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Hotel Am Schloss
Zwingerstraße 20, 69117 Heidelberg,
Heidelberg
Baden Württemberg
Germany
06221-14-170
Type: Hotel
Minimum Rate: € 125 - € 190
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Heidelberg
Baden Württemberg
Germany
06221-14-170
Type: Hotel
Minimum Rate: € 125 - € 190
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Hotel Am Schloss is in the heart of the old town close to the funicular leading to the castle. Some rooms and the roof terrace have views of the old town and castle. Rooms are comfortable and modern. It is on top of the Kornmarkt parking garage.
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