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UEFA EURO 2008™: Team and Referee Accommodation, Headquarter Hotels Date: 18 December 2007 Media Release – 63 UEFA EURO 2008™: Team and referee accommodation, headquarter hotels Nyon – By mid-December, the teams that have qualified for UEFA EURO 2008™ and which had selected a hotel from the list proposed by Euro 2008 SA, had to confirm their choice. The list below shows the team accommodation and training grounds that have already been confirmed by the associations. Team base camps and training grounds Group Team Hotel Training Ground County Chrummen sports ground, A Switzerland Panorama Resort, Feusisberg Switzerland Freienbach Czech A Dorint Sofitel, Seefeld Seefeld sports centre Austria Republic Stade du Littoral, Colombier A Portugal Beau Rivage, Neuchâtel Switzerland and Chanet, Neuchâtel A Turkey La Réserve Genève, Bellevue Colovray sports centre, Nyon Switzerland B Austria Balance Resort, Stegersbach Stegersbach sports ground Austria Avita Thermen-Wellnesshotel, B Croatia Oberwart sports centre Austria Bad Tatzmannsdorf B Germany Il Giardino, Ascona Tenero sports centre Switzerland Spa Der Steierhof, Bad Thermenstation Bad B Poland Austria Waltersdorf Waltersdorf Beau Rivage Palace, C Netherlands La Pontaise, Lausanne Switzerland Lausanne Hotel Schloss Weikersdorf Sports centre Südstadt, Maria C Italy Austria Residenz, Baden bei Wien Enzersdorf C Romania Säntispark, St Gallen Espenmoos, St Gallen Switzerland Le Mirador Kempinski, Mont Stade du Lussy, Châtel-St- C France Switzerland Pèlerin Denis Arabella Sheraton, Hof bei D Greece Aug sports centre, Seekirchen Austria Salzburg D Sweden Hotel Villa Sassa, Lugano Cornaredo sports centre Switzerland D Spain Milderer Hof, Neustift Kampl sports ground, Neustift Austria D Russia Der Krallerhof, Leogang Leogang sports centre Austria The list of all team hotels proposed by Euro 2008 SA is available on http://www.uefa.com/newsfiles/496064.pdf. Where two or more teams had initially chosen the same hotel, priority was given to the team that confirmed its choice first. Team hotels listed in the catalogue that were not chosen by any of the teams might be offered to the organiser’s other client groups (e.g. sponsors, media). Official Team transfer hotels Each team whose hotel is more than 120km away from the match venue must arrive at their transfer hotel no later than 24 hours before kick-off. Vienna* NH Danube City Basel Swissôtel Le Plaza Hilton Plaza Ramada Plaza Salzburg Castellani Parkhotel Zurich Courtyard by Marriott Crowne Plaza Swissôtel Innsbruck Hilton Berne Allegro Sporthotel Igls Schloss Hünigen Klagenfurt Holiday Inn Villach Geneva InterContinental Warmbaderhof Grand Hotel Kempinski *Holiday Inn South (Austrian team) Referee hotels Up to and including the first semi-final on 25 June, all the referees will be based at the Mövenpick hotel in Regensdorf (Switzerland). From 26 June, those still involved in the tournament will move to the Renaissance Penta hotel in Vienna. UEFA headquarter hotels Partners, guests, and staff of the organisers will be accommodated at the following hotels: Vienna Hilton Vienna Basel Les Trois Rois Hilton Basel SAS Radisson Salzburg Sheraton Salzburg Zurich Swissôtel Innsbruck Grand Hotel Europa Berne Hotel Allegro Klagenfurt Hotel Schloss Seefels Geneva Grand Hotel Kempinski Some related figures Kuoni, Euro 2008 SA’s official accommodation agency, has taken care of all hotel reservations. For the different target groups (teams, referees, organiser’s guests, partners, media and staff,) some 22,000 rooms in 440 hotels have been booked, corresponding to about 140,000 nights. Fan accommodation In principle, the organisers are not arranging any accommodation for the fans. However, should rooms from the quotas reserved for other target groups become vacant, these will be put on offer on aa-euro2008.com from January. The official fans’ website, www.fanguide2008.net, has numerous links regarding accommodation possibilities in the host cities. Media enquiries: Media Desk, tel.: +41 (0)22 707 2001, email: [email protected] .
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