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Germany offers almost all accommodation options for tourists, including hotels of different levels, B & B hotels, hostels and campgrounds, as well as private homes for locals who host tourists (small private hotels).

In many large German cities there are both representative offices of international hotel chains, as well as a variety of local hotels offering the service no worse. Hotels range from five-star luxury suites to regular hotels and simple Gasthäuser (guest houses) with a wide range of prices.

The cost of accommodation in different parts of Germany can vary significantly - for example, Munich and Frankfurt are considered the most expensive cities.

The most budget option is considered to be the Ibis network, which is located mainly near major railway stations. Quality is excellent. Recently, the hotel chain Motel One has become the rival.

For those who travel by car, the Etap network hotels are ideal for a great deal - most of them are located on the outskirts of cities near the motorways. They are considered cheap and offer prices at the hostel level, often without the individual features that the latter are famous for.

German hotels are traditionally classified according to the five-star system, and the special commission deals with the appropriation of this or that status of the hotel. The rating is made independently, and therefore objectively. As a rule, VAT is included in the room price, most hotels also include breakfast.

Castle hotels

In Germany, much more than in all other Europe, the so-called castle hotels - Schlosshotels. After the unification of the country, many castles of East Germany were restored and opened as hotels. It can be like the ancient houses of aristocrats with quite simple and even Spartan conditions, as well as the most luxurious palaces with luxurious interiors full of antiques. All of them are compulsorily equipped in accordance with modern standards of hotel business and will not bring everyday inconveniences.

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Throughout Germany you can see hotels with the "Romantik" marking. They do not belong to the same network: it is a voluntary association of small hotels and guest houses with a charming, romantic architecture, often chosen by romantic natures and newlyweds. Most of these hotels are located in historic buildings or have something to do with one of the ancient dates, many of them are privately owned.

The main thing about which you can not worry: any hotel in Germany is necessarily licensed and regularly passes necessary checks - that is why the hotel service of this country is considered one of the best in Europe.

SPA hotels

In Germany, the service of SPA hotels is built to the present art. The fact is that the heyday of the German construction of SPA centers coincided with the rise of the bourgeoisie in the 19th century, when around the dozens of spawning mineral springs sprinkled right from under the earth, famous resorts were built. Some of them have gained fame since the Middle Ages and even Roman domination, so the local resorts are never empty. Planning a vacation in the famous SPA-hotels in Germany, book them in advance - here is the minimum seasonality and very big competition!

Indication for rest here can be both serious medical ailments, and the usual desire to relax from the everyday stress surrounding the modern inhabitant of the megalopolis: local resorts are open to everyone!

B & B

B & Bs or hostels, also called Fremdenzimmer, offer less comfort than traditional hotels, but at a much lower cost. But this is a great way to get acquainted with the way of life of local residents alive, since they are more often privately owned. A sign with the inscription "Zimmer Frei" indicates that the B & B has available rooms.

Farms

Popular in recent years, the placement system - on these operating farms, giving travelers a complete idea of ​​the rural life of the Germans. Some of them offer a simple bed and breakfast, others offer a wide range of services from full boarding to all kinds of entertainment - horse walks, hunting, fishing, etc.

Hostels

Hostels provide simple, cheaper accommodation primarily in shared rooms, hostels with separate rooms are much smaller. But it's a great way to make new friends.

More than 600 hostels in Germany are members of the International Youth Hostels Association ("Jugendherbergen"). To stay in the hostels of this network, you need to purchase a membership card. It gives you the right to a free breakfast (buffet), as well as a service that is much better than in independent hostels. Independent hostels do not charge additional funds for membership and are becoming increasingly popular in large cities. Today there are about 60 of them - in Berlin, Munich, Dresden and Hamburg. Their difference is that they are not subject to strict rules like placing them in online hostels - this applies to both the return time in the evening and more free time during the day.

Campsites

Camping is very popular in Germany, and they can vary significantly in infrastructure and standards in different parts of the country. The main condition is to follow the rules, clean up all the garbage and stop only in the places intended for it - unauthorized tents staging in Germany is prohibited.

German automobile club ADAC unites fans of rest in campings across all country. For members of this motor club are offered significant discounts.