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Tropical Cruises 2009–2010 an elite fleet soaring central atrium. mid-sized ships with classic nautical lines. elegant five-star dining. magnificent outdoor swimming pools. expansive views from the Crow’s Nest observation lounge. ms Zuiderdam ms Westerdam ms Oosterdam ms Noordam ms Eurodam ms Veendam ms Statendam ms Maasdam ms Ryndam ms Zaandam ms Amsterdam ms Rotterdam ms Prinsendam An Elite Fleet Our mid-sized ships are designed to be large enough to Diverse dining choices offer the amenities sophisticated travelers expect while • Elegant two-tiered main Dining Room for breakfast, lunch and dinnert preserving an ambiance that is elegant and refined. • Intimate Pinnacle Grill featuring aged Sterling Silver Beef ® and fresh seafood Sophisticated ship features • Tamarind, a dramatic, intimate • Multi-million-dollar-plus collection of restaurant serving inspired artwork and antiques (self-guided iPod® Pan-Asian cuisineu tour available) • Canaletto, an evening venue u • Two outdoor swimming pools, one with for Italian fare t retractable roof • The Lido Restaurant — a casual • Greenhouse Spa & Salon featuring dining alternative for all three a thermal suite, a hydrotherapy and meals — featuring a variety of fresh, thalassotherapy pool, heated ceramic cooked-to-order specialties lounges and more • Complimentary 24-hour • Two-tiered show lounget In-Room Dining • Soaring central atrium • Extensive wine cellar featuring highly rated wines • Piano bart • The Terrace Grill on deck • Casino • Slice pizzeria poolsideD • Internet Center • Explorations Café, powered by • Wireless “hotspots” for laptop The New York Times, for pastries connectivity and espresso drinks • Fitness center offering weights, aerobic machines and classes in yoga and Pilates t The ms Prinsendam has a one-level Dining Room, a one-level show lounge, two outdoor pools and no piano bar. • Practice tennis courts, basketball court, n putting greenn Sports facilities vary by ship. u Available exclusively on the ms Eurodam. • Neptune Lounge with concierge service D Available on the ms Veendam, ms Rotterdam and for Penthouse and Deluxe Verandah ms Eurodam. Available on the ms Ryndam as of ms Statendam Suite guests Feb 21, 2010; and as of Apr 23, 2010. • Crow’s Nest observation lounge, Ocean Bar, Explorer’s Lounge and more • The Retreat, resort-style pool experience; the nightclub glamour of The Showroom at Sea; Mix, an innovative meeting place featuring three specialty barsD 90 ebrochures available online www.hollandamerica.com 91 artful spaces Pan-Asian cuisine in Tamarind. impressive artwork. ocean views in the Greenhouse Spa. 24-hour Internet access, books and espresso in the Explorations Café. teak-lined Sports Deck topside. Artful Spaces From intimate lounges that invite quiet conversation to expansive rooms designed to dazzle, you will find beauty at every turn on board. Activities for all interests • Holland America’s Explorations Team hosting a wide variety of innovative events designed to be stimulating, inspiring and fun • Guided shore excursions, including unique Medallion Collection tours • Culinary Arts Center, presented by Food & Wine magazine, for gourmet cooking demonstrations and interactive classes • Explorations Café, powered by The New York Times, offering 24-hour email and Internet access, books and espresso • Digital Workshop, powered by Windows,® helps people of all skill levels translate their cruise experience into digital memories via photo editing, online scrapbooking, blogging and movie-making • Club HAL,® dedicated youth facilities offering separate activities for ages 3–7 and ages 8–12t • The Loft and the Oasis, designed exclusively for teenst • Crow’s Nest nightclub • Beauty salon • Luxury duty-free shopping • Movies with fresh popcorn • Lavish production shows, talented vocalists and variety performers t Youth facilities vary by ship. 92 ebrochures available online www.hollandamerica.com 93 upgrading to a suite the attentions of our award-winning crew. exclusive Neptune Lounge and personal concierge service. luxurious bathrobes. shoeshine service. soft signature bedding. extra room for entertaining. Upgrading to a Suite Refined amenities grace each spacious stateroom. • Personalized cruise stationery And for guests choosing suite accommodations, a truly • Oversized bath towels extraordinary level of luxurious living awaits. • One-touch telephone concierge service • Fresh flowers In every gracious stateroom • Complimentary DVD library • Our signature Mariner’s Dream™ Penthouse Verandah Suites bed featuring plush Sealy ® Posturepedic (category PS) and Deluxe Verandah Euro-Top mattress and finely woven Suites (categories S and SA–SC) cotton linens Include all the stateroom and verandah • Luxurious bathrobes for use during suite amenities, plus: your voyage • Use of the exclusive Neptune Lounge • 100% Egyptian cotton towels and personal concierge service • Premium massage showerhead • Complimentary laundry, pressing and • 5x magnifying lighted make-up mirror dry cleaning throughout your cruise and salon-quality hair dryer • Complimentary champagne and bottled • Fragrant soaps, lotions, shampoo water provided in suite at embarkation and other bath amenities from • Premium duvet, oversize bath towels Elemis Aromapure and soft, cotton bathrobes and slippers • Complimentary fresh fruit on request • Gorgeous corsages and boutonnieres for • Elegant ice bucket and serving tray the first formal night for in-stateroom beverages • Cold hors d’oeuvres served before • Flat-panel TV and DVD player dinner each evening on request • Ice service, shoeshine service and • Binoculars and umbrellas for your use nightly turndown service on the cruise • Cocktail party with ship’s officers Superior Verandah Suites (categories SS–SZ), Verandah • Priority boarding for tendered Suites (categories A–BC and BQ) ports of call Include all the stateroom • Special disembarkation service amenities, plus: • Priority dining and seating requests • A variety of firm, medium and • Exclusive daily breakfast service soft pillows • High tea service in suite on request • No-host mini-bar for easy entertaining 94 ebrochures available online www.hollandamerica.com 95 Holland America / HA7085 room #5 - deluxe verandah suite Holland America / HA7085 room #2 Standard Outside Cabin Holland America / HA7085 your home at sea Holland America / HA7085 room #3 - deluxe verandah outside room #4 - superior verandah suite A WORLD OF SPACIOUSNESS AND COMFORT ms Zuiderdam Deluxe Verandah Suite Superior Verandah Suite Deluxe Verandah Outside Double Large Outside Double Large Inside Double ms Oosterdam Approx. 510–700 sq. ft. with Verandah Approx. 398 sq. ft. with Verandah Approx. 254 sq. ft. with Verandah Approx. 185 sq. ft. Approx. 170 –200 sq. ft. ms Westerdam ms Noordam Holland America ms Eurodam Large Inside cabin Holland America / HA7085 room #5 - deluxe verandah suite Holland America ms Eurodam Large Inside cabin Holland America / HA7085 Holland America / HA7085 Holland America / HA7085 room #3 - deluxe verandah outside room #3 - deluxe verandah outside room #4 - superior verandah suite Your Home at Sea Your ms Eurodam Deluxe Verandah Suite Superior Verandah Suite Deluxe Verandah Outside Spa Double Large Outside Double Large Inside Double Approx. 510–700 sq. ft. with Verandah Approx. 398 sq. ft. with Verandah Approx. 254 sq. ft. with Verandah Approx. 185 sq. ft. Approx. 170 –200 sq. ft. Introducing new Lanai Staterooms floor soft wall wall bath room cabinets and other PMS 463 furniture hilites color items furniture white Imagine stepping outside for a brisk 40% PMS 463 K05 K30 PMS 463 PMS 463 60% 10% 25% morning walk — directly from your room. That’s the beauty of reserving one of our innovative Lanai staterooms. floor soft wall wall bath room cabinets andfloor other soft wall wall bath room cabinets and other PMS 463 furniture hilites color items furniturePMS 463 whitefurniture hilites color items furniture white Each offers a sophisticated retreat with 40% PMS 463 K05 K30 PMS 463 PMS 46340% PMS 463 K05 K30 PMS 463 PMS 463 60% 10% 25% 60% 10% 25% a sliding door that opens directly onto the Lower Promenade Deck, making it floor soft wall wall bath room cabinets and other easy for guests to enjoy expansive views, PMS 463 furniture hilites color items furniture white fresh air and great strolling anytime. 40% PMS 463 K05 K30 PMS 463 PMS 463 60% 10% 25% floor soft wall wall bath room cabinets and other PMS 463 furniture hilites color items furniture white Introducing new Spa Suites 40% PMS 463 K05 K30 PMS 463 PMS 463 60% 10% 25% and Staterooms Opt for the serenity of a new Spa ms Ryndam Deluxe Verandah Suite Verandah Suite Lanai Stateroom (See sidebar for details.) Large Outside Double Large Inside Double * Approx. 556 sq. ft. with Verandah Approx. 292 sq. ft. with Verandah Approx. 197 sq. ft. Approx. 197 sq. ft. Approx. 182 sq. ft. Suite or Stateroom, featuring modern ms Statendam D spa amenities such as yoga mats, an ms Veendam iPOD® docking station, and a counter- ms Rotterdam top water feature in-room. Also Effective February 21, 2010. available are exclusive spa treatments * floor soft wall wall bath room cabinets and other D floor soft wall wall bath room cabinets and other EffectivePMS 463 April 23,furniture 2010. hilites color items furniturePMS 463 whitefurniture hilites color items furniture white from the nearby Greenhouse Spa 40% PMS 463 K05 K30 PMS 463 PMS 46340% PMS 463 K05 K30 PMS 463 PMS 463 60% 10% 25% 60% 10% 25% and Salon. Lanai Staterooms and Spa Suites and floor soft wall wall bath roomfloor cabinets
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