| Cheaphotel Booking in Germany (Gelsenkirchen) |
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MARITIM Hotel Gelsenkirchen
Next to the city garden and close to the city centre, the Maritim Hotel Gelsenkirchen is to be found, with its excellent conference facilities More... |
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Courtyard by Marriott Gelsenkirchen
Whether traveling for business or fun, Courtyard by Marriott makes all of your travels successful by providing exactly what you need: spacious, thoughtful guest rooms;a hot breakfast buffet and More... |
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InterCityHotel Gelsenkirchen
The InterCityHotel Gelsenkirchen is situated very quietly and is only 80m away from th main station More... |
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Hotel Arena
The hotel is located just a short walk away from the Veltins-Arena, the soccer stadium of the FC Schalke 04 and event location of concerts and other events More... |
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Hotel am Stern
Hotel am Stern is a nice and cosy hotel with 18 guestrooms. The Schalke-Arena is easy to reach within 8 minutes per rail More...
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Hotel Monopol
Feel relax and happy in a privately led atmosphere with 30 rooms near to the motorway as well as to the Veltins arena More... |
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Hotel Böll
The Hotel Böll is situated in a peaceful yet central location in Essen More... |
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Ruhrstadt Hostel & Hotel Bottrop
The city of Bottrop and the RUHRSTADT Hostel & Hotel Bottrop is located in the heart of the Ruhr Area with its several attractions and many contrasts More... |
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City Hotel Essen
The City Hotel Essen is located directly in the city centre of Essen, not far away from the fairground/exhibition centre. To the musical theatre it is only a 700m-walking-distance More... |
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Courtyard by Marriott Bochum Stadtpark
The hotel is a quiet place surrounded by the city park of Bochum. It
offers spacious comfortable rooms, modern gastronomy and a nice ambianc More... |
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Renaissance Bochum Hotel
Not far from the Ruhr Congress Bochum convention centre and the musical
"Starlight Express", the Renaissance Bochum Hotel offers spacious conference facilities, modern guest rooms, gastronomy and a More... |
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Domotel City Barbarossa Recklinghausen
The hotel's prime location in the historical quarter of
Recklinghausen’s city centre provides you with a wealth of shopping opportunities, cafés, pubs, bistros and discotheques More... |
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Best Western Parkhotel Engelsburg
This luxury hotel is located the city centre of Recklinghausen,
offering 65 elegant and comfortable rooms, situated within walking
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Mercure Hotel Centro Oberhausen
Offering free wireless LAN, this hotel is ideal for business and
leisure travellers, and is conveniently situated in the heart of the
Ruhrgebiet area between Düsseldorf and Essen, close to many major More... |
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AKZENT Hotel Petul
Our comfortable hotel is located in the historic old town centre of Essen-Stoppenberg, directly at the World Cultural Heritage Site “Zollverein” (900 metres) and the sport park “Am Hallo" More... |
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| About Gelsenkirchen |
Gelsenkirchen is a city in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. It is located in the northern part of the Ruhr area. Its population in 2006 was c. 267,000. Gelsenkirchen was first documented in 1150, but it remained a tiny village until the 19th century, when the Industrial Revolution led to the growth of the entire area. In 1840, when the mining of coal began, 6000 inhabitants lived in Gelsenkirchen; in 1900 the population had increased to 138,000. In 1885, after Bochum district was split up, Gelsenkirchen became the seat of its own district (Kreis), which would last until 1926. The cities of Gelsenkirchen and Wattenscheid, as well as the Ämter of Braubauerschaft (as of 1900, Bismarck), Schalke, Ückendorf, Wanne and Wattenscheid all belonged to the Gelsenkirchen district. A few years later, in 1896, Gelsenkirchen was split away from Gelsenkirchen district to become an "independent city" (kreisfreie Stadt). In 1891, Horst was split away from the Amt of Buer, which itself was raised to city in 1911, and to kreisfreie Stadt the next year. Meanwhile, Horst became the seat of its own Amt. In 1924, the rural community of Rotthausen, which until then had belonged to the Essen district, was made part of the Gelsenkirchen district.
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