Sign in with FacebookKarlstrasse 15, Augsburg, Bavaria, 86150, Germany
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Bahnhofstraße
Bishop's residence, Fronhof side
Fuggerei, church
Lane in the Fuggerei
Has anyone stayed in the ETAP in Augsburg and what brand of hotel does it compare to in the USA. Is it clean and are the beds good and are they double beds?
Hi !
Etaphotel is member of the AccorGroup .
The same Group as Motel6.
Can compared with this.
www.etaphotel.com
All informations(number of beds) included.
thank you
are the rooms clean and is the area safe for tourists
How does the ETAP hotel compare to the IBIS Augsburg beim Konigsplatz ?
Ibis Hotel is also a AccorGroup Hotel.
Ibis Hotels are 2** Hotels = +/- Super8, DaysInn
I think there is no problem with security in this aera.
so does that mean the ETAP in Augsburg would be aone star rating. We are trying to decide to stay at the ETAP or the IBIS in Augsburg
Yes, ETAP = 1* and IBIS = 2* i'ts ok I think.
EtapHotels are located near Autobahn(Highway)
Ibis are located near/in a city.
Have a nice trip !
Hi,
I don't know the ETAP very well, but the IBIS Hotel is just fine. I stayed there a few years ago, it's cheap, nothing special, but O.K. Near the city center and the main train station. The hotel is clean, the aera is safe (like almost everywhere...), you can go for a walk, shopping or sightseeing from there.
Nice stay in Augsburg
A.
hi there,
havent been to the ETAP in Augsburg, but for all ETAP I've been in Europe: the rooms are clean (compairing to the Motel6 I've been in ths USA they are very, very, very clean). Not too big. The bathrooms are small. The breakfirst is poor, not worth, go to the next café. It is a "number hotel" - dont know whether there is an english word (perhaps someone can help). You get a code at the counter (or via telefon) and there is not much service or such things in the hotel. In Augsburg I guess ALL areas are safe. This is Germany. Mostly the ETAPs are a little out, near highway connections, not too close to the center. You will need a car to get there. Ah, I see, Aachen already told You this. If You go by train the ETAP is not a good choose. The IBIS is run by the same group and it is a little better (bigger rooms etc.). I would choose the ETAP if I'm on a budget but with a car and IBIS if I'm going without a car.
have fun
Gar
me again. I forgot the beds. Mostly You will have one double, but there are different sorts of room. I have also seen to single or one double and one single above that (guess for kids ...).
Gar
thanks a lot we have both IBIS and ETAP reserved in Augsburg and we can decide when we get there unless we get there after 7 PM
Is Augsburg the same time zone as Frankfurt. We leave Frankfurt and travel to Rothenburg and then to Augsburg for the night. ( all in one day )
How are the public phones in Germany ?
Is it reasonable to stop @ the ETAP first and if OK call the IBIBS from the room and cancel. I am told phone calls within Germany are expensive ? even a $ to call is @ a public phone is not unreasonable but 4$ from the room seems expensive. Can we use euro coins for the public phone ?
Hi,
yes Augsburg has the same time zone than Frankfurt, everywhere in Germany you have the same time zone.
There are public phones in Augsburg, mostly in nower days cardphones, you can buy this telephone cards everywhere in Germany at postoffices and other shops. If you have to make a phone call from your hotel room it surely is more expensive than from a public phone, but I don't think they'll take $4. From the public phone a national call shouldn't cost more than 30 - 50 Eurocent (Unfortunatly, i don't know the rates because we all use our mobilephones...;-))
I don't know if you're able to cancel your reservation on the same day, look at the rates and description of the hotels.
Have a nice trip
Astrid
There is no special rainy season
Avg. Temp. in Spring: max.: 8 ? 18?C ( 47 - 64?F ); min: 0 - 7?C ( 32 - 45?F )
Avg. Temp. in Summer: max.: 20 ? 23?C ( 68 - 73?F ); min: 10 - 12?C ( 50 - 53?F )
Avg. Temp. in Autumn: max.: 6 - 18?C ( 63 - 64?F); min: 0 - 8?C ( 32 - 47?F )
Avg. Temp. in Winter: max.: 2 - 4?C ( 36 - 39?F); min: -3 - -1?C ( 27 - 30?F )
This cathedral consists of two very different-looking parts. The photo shows part of the high white Baroque east wing, but when I approached it from the other side I didn't even think it was the same building, since the west wing is lower and made out of bricks.
In the square in front of the cathedral some remains of buildings from Roman times are on display.
This really gigantic town hall was built by Elias Holl between 1615 to 1620. It is one of the most important and most beautiful secular buildings of the Northern Renaissance. In 1944 it was almost completely destructed. The reconstruction lasted until 1985. Have a look inside and to see the “Goldene Saal” which is 2 and a half storeys high.
Where?
At Im Annahof, a short walk to the west of Rathausplatz
What?
Ok, so the Church of St. Anne (a former monastery built in 14th-15th centuries) is not the most visually striking church in Augsburg, but there is plenty to see inside:
- Fugger chapel (the burial place of Jacob Fugger)
- Goldsmiths' chapel with 14th century frescoes
- Reformation museum (convent rooms where Luther used to stay)
- Stuccoed ceiling
- Paintings by Lucas Cranach the Elder
This museum in Leopold Mozart's birth house was renovated, expanded and modernized in 2005/2006. It includes paintings and musical instruments of the eighteenth century, along with exhibits on Leopold Mozart's childhood and youth in Augsburg.
The name Mozart originated in the countryside around Augsburg, and there are displays showing which of Mozart's ancestors lived in which villages, and what they did there. By 1480 someone named Mozart was already living in the city of Augsburg, and Wolfgang's great-great-grandfather David Mozart was born in Augsburg in around 1620.
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