Brussels 2 Night Eurostar Break at the Scandic Grand Place Brussels - Europe
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This first class hotel was built behind the historic facades of two listed houses in 1993. The hotel offers a wide variety of leisure activities, both in the hotel and close nearby including Finnish saunas which provide an oasis of calm, where you can relax for no charge to hotel guests. Central Station is only 200 metres away and offers a direct train connection to Brussels Midi Station for Eurostar arrivals.
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Brussels 2 Night Eurostar Break at the Scandic Grand Place Brussels Europe - - Delivery for Brussels 2 Night Eurostar Break at the Scandic Grand Place Brussels: . Short break in a central hotel via Eurostar - ideal for weekends or during the week!
Amsterdam 2 Night Eurostar Break at the Rho Hotel - The 3-star Rho hotel opened it's doors in April 1989. It is located in a quiet street, just a few steps away from the famous DAM square, in the very center of Amsterdam. The building was once used by an old Amsterdam gold trading company. The beautiful reception and lobby were once a theater, built in 1908 in Art-Deco style. The Central Station is about 5 min. walking distance, shopping and night life is, although it's quiet location, all around the hotel. You find the best department stores, the unique MAGNA PLAZA shopping mall, and the long pedestrian shopping street Kalverstraat at walking distance. Excursions by bus or by boat are leaving from around the corner. Around the hotel are the canals with their historic houses. The rooms are modern and comfortable and all rooms have private facilities.
Paris 2 Night Eurostar Break at the Hotel Philip Elysees - Located in the exclusive rue du Faubourg Saint-Honore, 200m from the Champs Elysees, an ideal location for tourists. The Hotel Philip Elysees is fully air-conditioned and will charm you with its comfortable, elegant and well-proportioned rooms.
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2. Your Budget: Decide how much you've got to spend, and don't forget to include
extras like tourist attractions, getting around, souvenirs and meals (which are
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