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Hotel am Bachhaus
Marienstraße 7
Eisenach
Thuringia
Germany
03691-204-70
Type: Hotel
Minimum Rate: € 65 - € 65
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Eisenach
Thuringia
Germany
03691-204-70
Type: Hotel
Minimum Rate: € 65 - € 65
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Also centrally located, very close to Bach’s supposed place of birth, is the Hotel am Bachhaus. It is run by the Schindler family and has an informal, relaxed atmosphere. Rooms are large and comfortable rather than luxurious. Families are most welcome and double rooms with a separate sleeping area for small children are available for young families.
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