Guest House in Amsterdam

... the rumours, Belgium has mouth watering, stomach expanding, unbelievably good waffles, chocolate and beer · Coffee shops in Amsterdam don't serve coffee, but the red light district does have red lights (Chris Mays helped me confirm that one) ...

... same day, and we were back in Madison by 5 pm. On the trip back we flew over Greenland which was neat to see. 1. Amsterdam is a wonderful and exciting city. We look forward to our next visit, most likely in April 2004. 2. We over packed as ...

... and the most green colored paraphernalia I've ever seen in one place (all with a red star, of course).  Regardless, Amsterdam was surprisingly beautiful, with more canals than Venice.  Although the city is very difficult to maneuver.  It's ...

... that only about 5% of the locals actually partake. This means that it's all for tourism...interesting, huh? Regardless, Amsterdam is surprisingly beautiful, with more canals than Venice.  Although the city is difficult to maneuver (it's extremely ...

... into parts of the city she'd never even been. Julie and I tried on clothes at several spots... I think clothes shopping in Amsterdam is an interesting experience: (1) Sizes are scaled down compared to the US, so if you're a medium in US you're ...

... a 14 page entry, that is Stephen's job, (sorry, Stephen) I will try to summarize my thoughts and activities. ENVIRONMENT- Amsterdam is the definition of quaint, with the cobblestone roads and the canals. Everything is safe and clean, except for the ...

... can find a place which could be open for 24/7. Unfortunately, I was terribly wrong with this naive assumption. Every place in Amsterdam – every stupid restaurant, bar or fastfood is open only till 2am. It looked as if they made an agreement to ...

... abode and looking for other accommodation but we were not to confident in finding somewhere else on the Saturday night before Christmas in Amsterdam so we just had to make do.  When we informed the reception of the leaky heater they told us where to ...

... Museum because I'm not really a fan of the beer. However, the rumours are true! Heineken is actually very pleasant in Amsterdam! In Australia it tastes markedly different and we are being robbed by Fosters (who brew it in Victoria). The brewery tour goes ...

... want to spend all day in the kitchen cooking.  We ended up having a fabulous dinner!!! Friday we went on a Jewish Amsterdam walking tour.  The history of the Jews in Amsterdam dates back to the 16th century.  We spent the remainder ...

... set in once we got to our room. There were 6 dorm beds and the stench of weed, dirty laundry, and everything else foul. Amsterdam was not a town to reserve ahead of time without seeing the hostel first, but we had reserved both the Brugges Hostel and this ...

... each train thus far is sneezing, coughing, blowing their noses- I'll still feel guilty when anyone at N&G's house gets sick though! After checking in in Amsterdam, I promptly got lost- often. All the streets curve in a circle and thus you can cross ...

... You can find more details of our activities around town at Adam's TravelPod site: http://www.travelpod.com/cgi-bin/guest_login.pl?u=adambrook&t=amsterdam_3-06&p=tpod. Still no lodgings available for me, so I catch up with Jim Epstein and wangle another ...

... New Year. Thanks for carrying back the table with me ;-)) It was a another good "Found it"!   Carnaval: I may live in Amsterdam now, but of course I made my way south to celebrate this dress-up-festival with the Brabos! Being last minute as usual ...

... Over night Guest House Day 4: An excursion around EBC Day 5: Everest Base Camp - Lhatse (3950 m.),Over night Guest House Day 6: Lhatse - Shigatse via Sakya Monastery (3900 m.), Over night Hotel Day 7: Shigatse - Tashilhunpo monastery ...

... NRC, where I'll probaly also get a desk, to occasionaly work from. I have still not decided where I m going to stay, close to the NRC in Lalmatia, or in the more posh (expat) Gulshan. I have already two guest house options. More to follow... ...

... 7th April 2003: I decided to move guest-houses this morning, and chose one which had been recommended which was unimaginatively named Guest House #9. I had some breakfast, and was then thrust a big bag of weed by one of the employees. Contrary to what ...

... door een taxichauffeur. Nog geen 10 minuten later checkten we in bij het Heeren House. Dit leuke kleinschalige guest house dankte zijn naam aan de Nederlandse versie de straatnaam: de Heerenstraat (tegenwoordig de Jalan xxx). Eigenaren Liz en Bernard ...

... ;Not happy Jan! Following this, it was another small drive up into the hills of the Rhine Valley, to where there was a small guest house - Winzerhaus Hotel in a very very small village. We were loving it as we again got a room to ourselves in this ...