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war as a guesthouse by the same charming family. Well-furnished rooms and communal
areas are bright and often seasonally decorated. Breakfast and parking are an extra €5 and
€8 respectively.
Hotel Dortmunder Hof €€
( 561 63;
www.dortmunder-hof.de
; Innerer Graben 22; s €42-65, d €76-100)
This
bike-friendly hotel occupies a brightly renovated building with spotless en-suite rooms
with cable TV. Parking can be arranged close by, and there's live music in the cellar bar.
HOTEL
HOTEL
Hotel Residence €€
( 3593 4340;
www.wuerzburg-hotel.de
;
Juliuspromenade 1; s/d from €75/95; )
The
grandly named Residence has box-ticking rooms, some in pale shades others warmer,
plusher affairs. It could do with a bit of an update, but it's comfortable enough and very
central.
HOSTEL
DJH Hostel €
( 425 90;
www.wuerzburg.jugendherberge.de
;
Fred-Joseph-Platz 2 ; dm from €21.30)
At the foot of the fortress, this well-equipped, wheelchair-friendly hostel has room for 238
snoozers in three- to eight-bed dorms.
Camping Kanu Club €
( 725 36;
www.kc-wuerzburg.de
; Mergentheimer Strasse 13b; per person/tent €2.50/
3.50)
The closest campsite to the town centre. Take tram 3 or 5 to the Judenbühlweg stop,
which is on its doorstep.
CAMPGROUND
Eating
For a town of its size, Würzburg has an enticing selection of pubs, beer gardens, cafes and
restaurants, with plenty of student hang-outs among them.
Bürgerspital Weinstube €€
WINE RESTAURANT
