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Seaside Resorts. BLANKENBERGHE. 2. Route. 19
Breedene-sur-Mer (Hot. Esperance; Gilb ert), 40 min.’s walk to
the N.W. from the lighthouse at Ostend, is a modest se
resoit, with a pilgrimage-chapel (Notre Dame des Dunes)
Le Coq-sur-Mer (Gr.-H6t. du Cog, 100R. at 4-18, B. 11/
3/9, D. 4'/o, pens. 10-16 fr.; Hot. Bellevue;
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a-bathing
4, déj.
HOt. des Familles, pens.
71/5-15 fr., good; Restaurant Casino), Flem. Den Haen, lies about
half-way between Ostend and Blankenberghe. Sea-ba'h Aci in
the neighbourhood are a number of villas. The dunes, here about
1/) M. wide and of considerable height towards the S.W., have been
planted with willows and maritime pines. Golf course (see p. 18) of
the Ostend Golf Club (6 fr. per day).
Wenduyne-sur-Mer (Gr.-Hét. Pauwels, Hot. Bellevue, 60 R.,
pens. 7-10 fr., Savoy Hotel, Hot. des Boulevards, Hot. des Familles,
Hot. Pavillon-des- Dunes, on the short digue; Hot. Beau-Sejour,
behind the digue; Hét. des Etrangers, 60 R., pens, 5-9 fr., at the
station), pleasantly situated on the edge of the dunes, about 24/5 M.
to the S.W. of Blankenberghe, is recommended to less exacting
visitors (sea-bath 75 c.). The village of Wenduyne (modest inns)
lies about 1/3 M. from the sea. — Among the dunes, 1/, M. to the
S.W., is a Hospital for Children.
Blankenberghe. — The Railway Station (Gare; Pl. B, 2) for trains
to Bruges (Ghent, Brussels) and the station of the steam-tramway to Ostend
(p. 18) are situated b each other at the S.E. end of the town, about
'/2 M. from the Digue. — There is sometimes a scarcity of porters.
Hotels (comp. p. 7; dinner generally at 1 P-m., supper at 7 p.m.;
the larger
x 3
On the Digue, often overcrowded in the height
E
a : N.E. of the Steps: *Hérex pes Barns er DES
8 (Pl. 1), with fashionable restaurant and garden, 500 R.
from 5, B. 1!/2, déj. or S. 3, D. 31/2-5, pens. from 12 fr.; “Hote Continen-
TAL & Patace (Pl. c; B, 1), also of the first class, 200 R. at 41/:-10, B. 1/2,
déj. 3, D. 4, pens. 9-1) fr.; *Granp-Hore. (PL g; B, 4), 8C0 R. from 3,
B. 11/4, déj. 3, D. 4, pens. from 9 fr.; "Héren Stein & Vitta Hiring (Pl. s;
B, 1), 35 R. at 3-5, B. 11/2, -2'/2, D. 3-3!/2, pens. 6-14 fr., with restaur-
ant, frequented by German: 3 SUCCURSALE Du Lion-p’Or (Pl. d, B,1; see
p. 20) with garden, pens. from Te f *HoreL pu Ruin (Pl. Teese )s
60 R. at 3-6, B.4, déj. or S. 2!/2, D. 3-312, pens. 7-42 fr., with café-restaur-
ant; Mayer (Pl. m; B, 1), Jewish, pens, from 9 fr.; Pens. Larorce, 35 Re
-18 fr. — To the S.W. of the Steps: *Granp-Hére, pu KursaaL
B, 4), 200 R. at 4-15, B. 1'/2, déj. B24, Dz 4-5, pens. 10-20 fr.,
‘GranD-HOTEL DE L’Oc#AN (Pl. 0; A, 1, 2), 225 R. at 47, B, 11/2, déj. 8, D.
4-5, pens. 8-20 f; both elegantly fitted up; *Granp-HoreL GopbErIs (P]. w;
B, 1), 150 R. : , B. 1, D. 3-312, 8. 2-21/,, pens. 8-15 fr., with restaurant,
patronized by Germans; GRranp-H6reL Pauwets D’Honpr (P). si Bed)
Similar charges, with restaurant; Pavition Royat (Pl. y; B, 1), annexe
of the Hot. de la Paix (p. 20), 32 R. at 48, B. 41/2, déj: or S. 2-21/2, D.
21/3-3, pens. 7-48 fr.; HOr.-RestTauRant Perit-Rovuer (Pl. i; B, 1), 40 R
B. 4 é
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3-6, , D. 3, S. 2, pens. 7-12 fr.; Hér, Sprenpipe (Pl. z; B, 1), 60 R. at
3-8, B. 11/4, aéj. 21/2-3, D. 3-3'/2, pens. 7
fr.; Hév. van pe PUTTE ET DE
’ - 11/,-2, D. 3-312, pens. from 7 fr. ;
De VENISE ET Dz 1’ Univers (Pl. y; A, 2), 100 R. at 4-8, B. 11/4, déj. 2
D. 3, pens. 6-15 fr. 3 Pens. VILLA pgs ORANGERs, peng. 7-10 fr.; Pens. VILLA
Loonus, pens. from 7 fr.: H6rt. DU Pyare (PI. q; A, 2), at the entrance
to the harbour, R. from 3, déj. or S. Qo, D, 31/2-4, pens. from 6 fr,
5) e
Saxe (Pl. t; A, 2), 75'R. at 4, Bo 1. a
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