Premier Inn Essen City Center

Essen

Essen European Capital of Culture 2010 - an ideal location for the Premier Inn Essen City Centre.

Here you can enjoy a relaxed start to an eventful day. The cathedral, the Rathaus-Galerie or the Folkwang Museum are well worth a visit in Essen. A trip to the Zollverein Coal Mine Industrial Complex or Lake Baldeney are also recommended. Visitors should not miss the view from Villa Hügel. In the evening, a delicious meal awaits you in the lounge restaurant before you
before enjoying a good night's sleep in one of the comfortable Hypnos beds.

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Am Hauptbahnhof 3
45127 Essen

Phone: +49 201 56571892

E-Mail: Essen.CityCentre@premierinn.com

Web: www.premierinn.de

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