The
number of rooms available varies depending on the season.
Call in advance if you need to make reservations for a
large number of people.
THE LAST MEAL OF THE MILLENNIUM
Formal wear is not necessary, but do wear a dark suit
(for men) and evening wear (for women)
Appetizers:
Hot and cold
Fried seafood
The meal:
"Sopa de la Reina" with bits of egg, fowl, ham, and fried
bread
Lobster with American sauce and garnishing
Filet of beef cooked French-style on the grill, with green
onions and baked potatoes
Dessert:
Tower of exotic fruits with cream and syrup
Ice cream and sweets
Wines:
White
Red
Liquors
Champagne
THE PARTY
The Hotel will be offering a more formal celebration and
another more lively and open to the public in its restaurants
La Rive and Amstel, respectively, after dinner. The hotel
will host a ball at both, and celebration until the wee
hours with dancing and live bands.
PRICES
$340.00
RESERVATIONS
To spend the night in the hotel, you must reserve a room
by sending an e-mail to the address above. Prices for
rooms can be obtained only when requesting a reservation.
THINGS TO SEE AND DO NEARBY
This hotel, located on the banks of the Amstel River in
the heart of the cultural and entertainment district of
the Dutch capital, offers a pleasant, luxurious, and brilliant
environment. All in all, the perfect setting for celebrating
the arrival of the new millennium.
In addition, Amsterdam offers a multitude of possibilities
for tourists. There are an infinite number of things to
see in this city of canals, a city that is like no other
in the world.
Perhaps, you can start with a walk through the city center,
strolling along the canals, viewing the countless churches
that rise among houses dating back to the golden age,
and the numerous museums, bookshops, and art galleries.
You should also take a stroll through Central Station,
one of the most beautiful in Europe, and go to Dam Square,
where the Royal Palace is located. The Amsterdam Museum
of History is also worth a visit, as is Museum Square,
where you will find the greatest number of art galleries
in the country: the Rijskmuseum (the largest collection
of art in Holland), the Van Gogh Museum and the Municipal
Museum.
Setting culture aside for a moment, we recommend a visit
to the Café Hoppuno, one of the oldest in the city, and
a laidback stroll down the streets of Joordan, a neighborhood
filled with artists. The Jewish quarter also has many
places of interest.
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