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The Best Western Grand Hotel Bristol
features a
turn of-the-century atmosphere combined with comfort and elegance.
Located in the center of Colmar, close to the railway station and
the Gardens of Champs de Mars and Chateau d'Eau. The Best Western
Grand Hotel Bristol has such amenities as buffet breakfast for a
nominal fee, small meeting room that accommodates up to 200 rooms.
The Best Western Grand Hotel Bristol is a ten minute walk from the
centre of this historical city, which is also known as the centre of
Europe and the capital of Alsace Wine.
Each room has a character of its own: cushioned comfort with modern
equipment.
The Grand Hotel Bristol invites you to visit and experience for
yourself the authentic values of the hotel tradition and the charm
of Alsace region..
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Your hotel offers
Room service
Parking (free)
Self parking
Business center
Fax machine
Express check-out
Safe-deposit box
Bar, Newspapers, Terrace,
Non-Smoking Rooms
Photocopy services |
24-hour front desk
Laundry service
Elevator/lift
Restaurant(s) in hotel
Bar/lounge
Cable/satellite TV Hair dryer
Internet access - dial-up
Coffee/tea maker mini-bar
Cable TV - WiFi access
Sauna, Fitness Centre, Solarium, Massage, Spa Turkish/Steam
Bath, Hammam, Steam room |
ON THE ROAD 
The Vosges Massif,
180 km long and 60 wide, today presents smooth and rounded forms,
provided by the Quaternary glaciations responsible for the
characteristic landscapes of valleys, pine forests and lakes on the
Vosges side, contrasting with the sudden sheer drop on the Alsatian
side.
Leisure, getting back in shape, spas, culture and heritage,
tradition and gastronomy; both in summer and winter, the Vosges
department offers a full range of emotions and sensations just
waiting to be discovered and shared.
Vosges:
a harmonious series of landscapes where there are a
thousand shades of green, where water is everywhere in different
guises: sometimes crashing down in waterfalls, or epitomizing
calmness in lakes.
From Celtic ruins to Roman oppidums, from the raw beauty of a Roman
crypt to the beauty and elegance of a Gothic church, from the
flamboyant style to the overelaborate baroque, from popular art to
contemporary audacity,
all influences and styles are listed for the
great pleasure of aficionados.
Although nature is preserved to a greater
extent than elsewhere, man has built
in Vosges from time immemorial: typical villages,
churches and abbeys, castles and fortresses, all of them designed
with the passion of architectural masterpieces in order to leave
a tangible mark in stone of an era, an identity or collective
culture.
Bilberries, Munster, goat’s cheese, foie gras,
smoked dishes, pies, quiches, flower honey and fir honey, brandy
(plum), mountain fruit;
Vosges
will allow you to discover the subtle flavours of wholesome and
delicious cooking.
Colmar
a region of tradition and a town of art and history, is famous for
its gentle place of life, its wines and its gastronomy.
The regional capital of the Alsace vineyards, Colmar was the
birthplace of the sculpture Bartholdi who created the Statue of
Liberty. |
