AMSTERDAM. 43. Route. 363

Doelen-Straat 2, pleasantly situated between the Binnen-Amstel and Rokin,
with view-terrace and the fashionable restaurant Amstelroom, R. WYeo-5 fl.,
3. 90c., déj. 1/2, D. 3-3!/2 fl. —S ymewhat less pretentious: “BIBLE HOTEL
(Pl. e: D, 3), Beurs-Straat 49, 120 R. at 21. 80-4 fl. 80c. (incl. B.), déj. 11/4,
pens. 51/2-81/, omn. 1/2 fl., with good restaurant and beer-vault;
« Horex (Pl. h; D, 2), at the corner of the Damrak and Prins
Kade, near the Central Station, 120 R. at 2-5 fl, B. 20c., déj. 11/2,
D. 2/2 fl.; ‘American Hotex (Pl. 8; D, 5), in an open situation on the
che Kade, at the corner of the Leidsche Plein, near the Ryks Museum,
rant Américain, 15 R. at 2-8, B. 1/2, déj. 1/4, D.

 

 
 

   

   
  
  
      
    
    
    
 

Qo, pens. 5l/2-61/2, omn. ¥/2 fl., frequented by English and American trav-
ellers; 5 Pays Bas (Pl. d; E, 4), Doelen-Straat 11, 87 R. at 21-4,
B. 3/4, 21/2, omn. 1/2 fl.; Krasnavotsxy (Pl. f; D, 3), in the
noisy War Nos. 175-183, 100 K. at 2-5, B. '/2, dej. 41/s, D. 21/4-

fé-restaurant, billiard-rooms, and winter-
ELD (Pl. p; D, E, 3), Oudezyds Achterburg-
20., B. €0c., déj. 11/s, D. 2, pens. 5-6, omn. Ve fl., very
fair, commer HéTEL pu Pazais-Royat (Pl. n; D, 3), Paleis-Straat 2,
near the Dam, with café-restaurant, 50 R. from 2i/, fl. (incl. B.). The
following, in the narrow but busy Kalver-Straat, are much frequented
and connected with popular cafés aurants: No.415, Hote, Pouen (Pl. m;
D, 3), 60 BR. at 13/4-21/1, B. 8/4, D. 11/2 fl., with the large Poolsche Koffiehuis,
good; No. 22, Hétex Suissz (Pl , 03 R at 2-21/; fl. (incl. B), well
poken of; No. 11, Héret Nevr, : o-2, B. '/2 fl.; No. 45, Hover
z at 2-2/4 fl. (incl. B.); No. 122, Horet-Caré-ResTAURANT

D, 3), 20 R. at 11/22 fl. (incl. B.), ‘plats du jour’ Ifo, D.
1 B lowing is of a similar type: Hove, MILLE COLONNES
(Pl. t; E, 4), in the noisy nbrandt-Plein, with large café-restaurant. —
H6rEL OLDEWwELT (Pl. q; D, 2), Nieuwen-Dyk 100; Hor-Her Haasse (Pl. 0;
Yamrak 63, at the corner of the Papenbrug-Steeg, 50 R. at 12/s fl. (incl.
1, D. 4/2 fl.; Hoven wer Waren van Frigsnanb (Pl. 7; D, 3);
-Straat 19 and Warmoes-Straat $4, 30 R. at 43/4 fl. (incl. B.); Horer

   
   
 

 

   

 

 
  

   

 

 
 
 

 

   
   

  

 

 

Das (Pi. 1; D, 2), Damrak 31, R. and B. 13/4 fl.; Sraot M x, War-
moes-Straat 129, 34 R. at 4!/2-13/4 fl. (incl. B.), with restaurant, VAN
Getper, Damrak 34, 30 R. at 4 fl. €CO-4 1. 75 c., Dulch B. 75c.; Horex

HET WAPEN VAN MEDEMBLIK, Damrak 84, 28 R. at 13/4 fl. (incl. B.); H6rTEL
Cart-RESTA pE Poort vaAN Murpen, Commelin-Straat 2, at the corner
of Linnaeus aat (Pl. H, 3), BR. & B. 11/2-43/4 fl. — In summer Amster-
dam suffers from a plague of mosqnito
Pensions. Cecil's Family Hotel, Sarphati-Straat 4g (PJ. F, 4, 6), 82 R.,
pens. Al/26 fl Wiederhold, Frederiks-Plein 26, pens. 4 fl ; Bellevue, Am-
stel 344, opposite the Amstel hotel (p. 362), pens. 6 fl. The following are
L-situated at or near the Vondel Park: Oud Leyerhoven, Tesselschade-
corner of the Vondel-Straat (P]. C, D, 6), with lift, 30 R.,
pens. 3!/2-Al/2 fl.; Lutkie’s Pension Internationale, Leidsche Kade 88-89, near
the Leidsche Plein (Pl. 5), 30 R., pens. 8-5fl.; Adr. de Haas, Vossius-
Straat 15 (Pl. D, 6), pens. fl.; Pension Villa Wetering, Wetering-Schans 20 c
(P]. D, E, 5), with garden, 11 R., pens. 4!/2-5 fl. (R also without pens.), fre-
quented by lish and American travellers; Ze Huis voor Vrouwen (for
ladies), Prinsen-Gracht 439, R. & B. 4-4}/2, pens. 11/2-21/2 fl.
Cafés-Restaurants, apart from those at the hotels mentioned above,
are to be found chiefly in the Kalver-Straat (Pl. D, 3. 4), the Warmoes-
Straat (P]. D, 3, 2), the Damrak (Pl. D, 3, 2), and the Rembrandt-Plein
(Pl. B, 4). *Café Riche, Rokin 84, near the Dam, D. 3 fl., resembling the
best restaurants de luxe in Paris; Van Laar, Kalver-Straat 3, also near
the Dam, with oyster-room, D. 8 fl; in the Zoological Garden (p. 376),
in summer, after midday (D., from 4 to 7 p.m., 2 fl.); *Café- Restaurant
Parkzicht, Stadhouders-Kade 25, at the corner of the Hobbema-Straat,
(Pl. D, 6), near the Ryks Museum; Café de Bisschop, at the corner of the
Dam and the Damrak, first floor; Vienna Café, Rokin 22, Polman, War-
moes-Straat 193, both good; Gouden Hoofd, Café de Kroon, both in the Rem-
brandt-Plein; Port van Cleve, Nieuwezyds-Voorburgwal 180, near the post-
office (beefsteaks a specialty). — Luncnzon Rooms (prompt attention):

   

 

 

 

 

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