Alex Flying Chef B&B (De Vliegende Kok)
Transvaalkade 26, Amsterdam
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Alex Flying Chef B&B (De Vliegende Kok) Amsterdam

Transvaalkade 26 Amsterdam, Noord-Holland, 1092JL, Netherlands

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This bed and breakfast was formerly known as: Alex De Vliegende Kok

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