True to the motto create your stay, you can design your stay according to your wishes. Whether breakfast, cleaning or kitchen and Nespresso machine in the room: decide for yourself and furnish your room like your home. harry's home Dornbirn is only 200 metres away from the historic market square with its shops, bars, restaurants and the famous markets at Martini and Advent. Business travellers take advantage of the location in the Alpenrheintal economic area, which extends over the four states of Germany, Austria, Switzerland and Liechtenstein. Winter sports enthusiasts enjoy the ski resorts on the Arlberg, in the Montafon and Bregenzerwald, such as the family-friendly Bödele recreation area.

open: All year; rooms from EUR 77; breakfast from Mon-Fri 6.30-10, Sat & Sun 7-11h; number of rooms: 66

  • Air conditioning
  • Internet access
  • Non-smoking area
  • Parking available
  • Guestrooms with television
  • Shop
  • Showers
  • Outdoor seating, terrace or garden
  • Pets allowed
  • Reservation advisable
  • Free WiFi

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harry's home Hotel Dornbirn
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