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NH MUSICA **** RAI 9DQ/HLMHQEHUJKODDQ 1082 GG Amsterdam ESCRS RATE 2013 Single room € 246.00 Double/twin room € 267.00 (Breakfast and tax included) 'LVWDQFHWRFRQJUHVVFHQWHU%\WD[LNP PLQ By public transport: 15 mins The ultra-modern NH Musica hotel in Amsterdam is located in the KHDUWRIWKH=XLGDVEXVLQHVVGLVWULFWMXVWDVWRQH¶VWKURZIURPWKH RAI. The NH Musica has 213 luxurious guest rooms and all feature contemporary design, plenty of natural light and a long list of modern amenities. NH Musica’s boutique-style facility offers guest HYHU\OX[XU\LPDJLQDEOHIURPWKHVDXQDVRODULXPDQG¿WQHVV center to the sleek bar and posh Restaurant Sinoforia Nearest metro/train/bus station:9DQ1LMHQURGHZHJ 7KLVVWRSLVWKHFORVHVWE\WKHKRWHODQGZLOOWDNH\RXGLUHFWO\ WRWKH5$,E\PHWUROLQH NH CARANSA **** CC Rembrandtplein 19 1017 CV Amsterdam ESCRS RATE 2013 Single room € 239.00 Double/twin room € 258.00 (Breakfast and tax included) Distance to congress center: By taxi: 5 km (15 mins) %\SXEOLFWUDQVSRUWPLQWUDP :DONLQJPLQ The NH Caransa hotel in Amsterdam is located in the very center the city on Rembrandt Square, which is considered the heart of Amsterdam nightlife. With its excellent location, the modern and spacious NH Caransa hotel offers a total of 66 stylish and contemporary Standard and Superior rooms. Refreshing color tones, soundproof windows, luxuriously thick mattresses, a VHOHFWLRQRIFRPIRUWDEOHSLOORZVDQGSULYDWHEDWKURRPVDUHMXVW some of the features of our guest rooms. Nearest metro/train/bus station:5HPEUDQGWSOHLQ 2SSRVLWHWKHKRWHOLVWKHWUDPVWRSIRUOLQHWDNLQJ\RXLQ 2QHVWUDLJKWZD\WRWKHFRQJUHVVFHQWHU Kuoni Destination Management Benelux | Teleport Boulevard 110 | NL- 1043 EJ Amsterdam, the Netherlands Phone: +31 20 627 00 60 | Fax: +21 20 422 69 69 | E-mail [email protected].

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