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Hampshire Hotel - Lancaster Amsterdam
Plantage Middenlaan 48, Amsterdam +31 20 820 1850
1.4 km
(Cerca a Waterlooplein)
Calificación de 14 evaluaciones: 6.9
- 6.9
- Calificación: 6.9 / 10 Calificación de 14 evaluaciones
Todas las evaluaciones han sido introducidas por huéspedes después de estancia en el hotel Hampshire Hotel - Lancaster Amsterdam.
Is´t good option
Very comfortable and neat room.
Clean, cosy and easily accessible
- + Clean, cosy and easily accessible hotel for an economic visit in Amsterdam. Comfortable beds. Very good location!
- – The internet connection is not without problems. Free wifi at lobby is too slow with no stable connection; the cable in our room was faulty and not fixed before we left, despite our request.
Homely feel to the hotel
- + Its about 5 min to the city. Very quiet area.
Good value, quiet and convenient location.
- + Good location; competent staff.
- – Expensive breakfast.
- – very small room, noisy expensive for wht it is and very different from the internet site I won't go back to this hotel
Not acceptable
- + Location, kindness of the lady at the reception
- – Quality of the room: booking several weeks in advance and several times in the year for being offered a choice of tiny and "blind" rooms in the undergrouns or ground floor is a shame
Ok for 1 night.
- – Dirty carpet with a very uncomfortable bed, no such thing as a Sunday morning sleep in when the cleaning staff are vacuming outside your room at 0800.
This hotel is located central. The rooms are dirty and small.
- + Staff was friendly and helpful.
- – It was dirty (e.g. carpet). The room and bathroom were very small. Breakfast was not included, but after we looked at the dark breakfast room in the cellar, we were happy about that.
- – Teach people to close doors quietly. 30euros for breakfast was abit much
Excellent value for money, very helpful staff and a perfect location
- + This hotel has many positive points including value for money and very helpful staff, but the single factor which probably means we will use it again is it's location. Just outside the City centre with trams every 10 minutes made it perfect for us. The local, traditional cafes were great for an early morning coffee or late night wine after a day in the City.
if if i'll come back in amterdam, i'll chose another hotel for sure.
- – Room was too small. bathroom too. if i'll come back in amterdam, i'll chose another hotel for sure.
Good location, nice hotel with good breakfast.
Dutch Inn
- + The room was comfortable.
- – Drainage of bath was poor.
Good value for money well situated for Amsterdam city centre
Ok, but not geat...
- + Close to the center of the city. Only a 15 minutes walk.
- – - Pourly quality beds! - Very unreliable Internet connection. - Room (espacially bathroom) to small.
qualità/prezzo buono
- + zona tranquilla, servita bene dal servizio di trasporto pubblico.
- – stanza piccola.
Could not fault this hotel for the cost,
Convenient location for a great price
- + Great location, very clean, friendly, great breakfast
- – Basement rooms are very small
Could be better...
- – Bed. Bathroom.
Expensive city life!
- + Not too distant from city centre. They offered to look after our luggage on departure day without being prompted. The staff were knowledgeable and helpfull
- – We had the smallest double room we have ever seen. For the price this was very poor. The cooked food at breakfast was poor, but the cold things were of good quality.
Well located hotel
- + The service from all the staff we encountered was excellent - everybody was very friendly and helpful. Excellent location for the superb tram system for easy access to the city complemeted by local shops & bars
- – Even with a cheap deal from the internet a bit too expensive
Perfect location...luxury on a budget
good location, way too small room
- + Location
- – Rooms way too small, unacceptable matresses, mixed experience with cleaning service
A good base for visiting Amsterdam
- + Helpful staff, comfortable room, good facilities
good place, nice location
- + quiet beautiful location, with great transport links but only a short walk from everything
- – can hear other people crashing about in other rooms
when we return to amsterdam, this hotel will be a consideration
- + had very nice, clean and lots of choises for breakfast, walking distance of everything, across from the zoo. nice little park next door.
- – rooms could use a little mor ventalation.
Very central and good value stay.
- + Very comfortable and good value
- – a bit noisy outside at night and in the morning
not as good as expected
- + quite kind reception
- – no windows in toilet; handdriers were washed but not always replaced; only one soap given for 2 people staying 3 days; there was a bath/hair soap dispenser empty and never refilled and we were given a very noisy room in front of the restaurant and with window directly on the road
More like a dungeon than a room
- + Nice people.
- – More like a dungeon than a room. No air or air conditioning. Very small room. One person only!
Buena relación precio/calidad
- + Limpio y con muy buen servicio.
- – El costo del desayuno es algo elevado y las habitaciones son pequeñas. El uso de WiFi en las habitaciones tiene un costo asociado.
Room for improvement
- + Clean; location handy for business school; some nice staff
- – No free internet in room; small room; no ventilation in bath room; door to bath room not fitting; some not so nice staff
- + great location, close to the city center but in a quiet neighbourhood
- – tiny room, no space for luggage. didn't think we would be living underground when booked the room (windows slightly above ground level, the view of somebody's feet passing by was not enjoyable); extremely noisy.
dirty room
- + location
- – dirty room floor was filthy room too small for 2 people too expensive breakfast too expensive would not stay again. very disappointed
The small 'Eden'
- + Hotel was generally clean and tidy and the within approx 15 to 20mins walking distance to the centre. Hotel is very close to the zoo and was also within 20mins walking distance to central station.
- – Well after paying over 150 euro's a night with no breakfast, i would definatly not stay here again.The room was very small and the toilet / shower area were tiny (you could hardly move when in the toilet area). The staff were ok but generally did not acknowledge you. We were also suprised that there was a stealth tax charged (for amsterdam city tax 17 euros)which we did not expect and also thought that when booking through hotels.nl, all costs had been included. Not the best value hotel in Amsterdam and would suggest that anyone considering booking this hotel looks at others as well!!!!!
Great location, fresh air with openable windows. Walkable/ train C
- + Walkable to Central Station. We rented bikes from CentralStation. Hotel is on tram line 9 and 14, reachable from central station . Located accross Artis Zoo. Clean and Quiet. Great for ones who do not want to be right in the middle of the action, but want to see it up close!
- – Did not use the breakfast, which I believe had been lowered to $12 per day. Good breakfast for cheaper just beside hotel at English friendly coffee bar.
Quiet location near zoo,on tram line
- + Right near the zoo and The Resistance Museum.Clean, friendly and helpful staff. Free computer/internet in lobby. Pay for acces in room.
- – I thought a little pricey for breakfast at 15 Euro each.
We would stay here again
- + Wonderful shower. Very comfortable beds. Good selection of food for breakfast buffet in a very nice and cheery room. Staff was friendly and accomodating.
- – More vanity space in the bathroom would've been appreciated. Trade the large sink in for more vanity space. Dresser drawers would be a good addition - even just two would be very useful.
Good for the price
- + Recepion service very good
- – Room carpet very dirty - breakfest to expensive
fab weekend!
- + The staff were very friendly and informative about day trips and the area. The rooms were very clean and comfy. The hotel was very central to all what we wanted to do that weekend. Breakfast was a lovely variety.
- – The bathroom's are a tiny bit too small.
Good location, helpful staff
- + Friendly, helpful, good location
Great stay in excellent located place
no refund policy for cancellations due to the volcano explosion
- – no refund policy for cancellations due to the volcano explosion
- – saying that you have parking lot available down the street is a dirty lie.
Nice and quiet hotel at 10 mn walk to historic center
- + near a station tramway line 9, historic centre and zoo. You can go in the center walking 10 mn quietly along the water canal. Charming. Good breakfast. The perfect place to spend a week-end near the monument without noises !
Excellent value nice clean hotel
Great Location close to everything but still quite. Very Comfortable
- + No nonsense people in reception. Good. Good breakfast. Room fine.
- – tv not working in my room, did not make any difference to me, but reported it when leaving departure at reception.
Good Quality on a Budget
- + Very good location near Rembrandt plein, good tram connection to everywhere. Quiet environment; had a peaceful sleep. Nice cafées around.
- – Way too expensive breakfast. Shower could've been more spacious. Keycard didn't work on the outdoor and the receptionist wasn't too friendly but ok.
Good stay for acceptable price
Big room but cold
- + Close to everything. Big room. Nice people working there.
- – Very cold room and even though the heat was on, the room temperature was ice cold. The bed was without top mattress which hurts in your back.
a good choise to do sightseeing
- + good price, great located to the city centre, very friendly service
- – pretty noisy as of bad accustic! to soft mattresses, hygiene could have been a bit better
would recommend
- + quiet, helpful staff, clean rooms
- – not too central, but only 3 stops on the tram. small rooms. but fine for a short break
better than most!
- + Very good hotel, especially for the price you pay. Good location, five minutes on a bike from the red light district, tram service few steps away. Very good room, spacious, good beds, good sheets and blankets. Definetely would go back.
- – Only minus point is that they didn't clean our toilet for the whole stay. but other than that, no minuses!
eden lancaster hotel, for one night a good choice
- + friendly staff, good location
- – bathroom very small, not really clean
Rhe righr hotel for a week end in Amsterdam
- + Not far from the center, with a tram station very near (but we prefered walking), and quiet during the night. A very complete breakfast, rather expensive (15â¬), but we had the chance to pay 5⬠less, because we were a couple I think.
Quite nice but expansive breakfast.
- + Close to city center. Quite attractive price.
- – Walls should be repainted. Small room. Expensive breakfast.
perfect for a quick visit
- + Receptionist's service very efficient
- – Rooms cold
good location
- – the room was very small. The beds were very comfortable. the windows let in alot of draft.
- + - buona la zona
- – - letti seperati, uno dei due terribilmente scomodo
Great place to stay on moderate budget
- + Located directly on tram route 9. Easy to walk to centre. Very convenient for zoo. Great breakfast. Quiet. Clean. Comfortable beds, warm. Friendly staff, efficient booking.
- – Breakfast expensive.
Nice Hotel with Friendly Staff
- + A nice, classical Dutch building away from the immediate hussle and bustle of the City Centre. Very hekpful and friendly staff. Located close to some nice bars, restarants and bakeries.
another fantastic stay in Eden Lancaster hotel
Excellent:clean,quiet and cheap with friendly atmosphere
- + The hotel is really excellent. For me it is a perfect one I was looking for. Thank you.
friendly ; good location ; a bit expensive with respect to quality
- + Friendly reception desk. Reasonable breakfast
- – Making up of room very late in the day (4pm); Breakfast quite expensive
Peaceful and green accommodation in the city centre
- + Well equipped, friendly staff and comfortable beds lovely room and good price
- – We could hear people walking up and down the wooden stairs to and from the restaurant from our room - may be good to out some lining on the stair so less noise, especially with high heels
good location for it's money but have your breakfast elsewhere
- + Everything looks very neat and pretty modern Very friendly staff
- – The breakfast buffet is very limited for the 15 euro's they charge for it
Great hotel
- + Friendly, helpful staff, clean and functional. Trams outside the hotel.
- – A bit basic but then is a budget hotel! I wouldn't want to pay a lot for a night (over £100).
Stag Trip
- + Good location. Quite area.
- – Berakfast not worth the price - there are some fine cafes on the street.
Average - could be alot better
- + The decor was nice Staff were friendly and helpful
- – Cost was high - Room was tiny! The double that I asked for was two single beds pushed together which had single covers on them (Which really winds me up!). I'm 6ft 1 and I was far too big for the bed and stuck out the bottom. The toilet was broken in the room. I told the guy on reception the first day we were ther and I didnt see him again for the rest of the time I was there. Nothing was done and I had to fix it myself.
Met all expectations.
- + Very adequate in terms of services, comfortable lounge, free internet, quiet at night, conveniently located.
- – Small rooms.
enjoy Amsterdam
- + near centre
- – rooms very small,bad smell in the small bathroom,expensive.
- + Near to metro station
- – The kettle in the room was dirty, with spoilt milk stain from the previous customer who have used the room. We asked for replacement and they did not accommodate to our request until we checked-out from the hotel.
eden lancaster
- + attractively decorated, reasonable amount of space given its in Amsterdam and comfortable sheets and towels.
- – no air con, was too hot (august)
Nice hotel and location, few downsides
- + The room was spacious, and the location was very convenient.
- – The charge for breakfast is very high, and the selection prodvided for that price is not good. The bed sheets weren't changed at all during our 6 night stay, and supplies (e.g., glasses, spoons) were taken away but not replaced. There is a fridge available in the room, but it is locked and the key for ours wasn't available.
Just right for the University of Amsterdam
- + I was attending a conference at the University of Amsterdam, which made this hotelâs location especially suitable.
- – We were accommodated for the first night in a basement room that was markedly inferior (much smaller) to the rooms upstairs. We were moved to the third floor after one night, but it took some persistence on my wifeâs part to obtain this move.
We had a good time
a cheap-but-good, quiet place to stay in Amsterdam
- + beautiful decoration, relatively clean, good service
- – very small rooms, a bit far from the center, not much of soundproof
quiet area
- + quiet and relaxed area
- – Had to change room, the first room was "on the street" and noisy
Not cheap but very nice hotel in the best part of Amsterdam
- + Location not far from city centre but in quiet area. Room and bathroom facilities fairly comfortable. Reception personnel friendly and helpful
- – Too much expensive breakfasts (we had them at a coffee site outside) Steep staircases with narrow steps (usual in Amsterdam, I know!)
not to be recommended
Our grade for this hotel is 7 out of 10.
- + The service was good, the maids made our bed's and change towels every day. It was great that we could watch televison and have many channels that we could choose from.
- – The room wasn't very clean when we came, there were dust on our bed and a spiderweb next to the window. The room was also very small, we would prefer a little more space.
Good Hotel
- + Nicely decorated. It was a good hotel overall.
- – The breakfast was on the expensive side and we found a good cafe just down the street that was much more affordable. The walls were a little thin - we had some loud neighbors who coughed a lot in the morning.
Convinient hotel, good service.
great value hotel
- + excellent value for money
- – The room, particularly the bathroom were a little small. Breakfast was expensive.
great hotel
- + friendly, good location, very comfortable
- – very expensive breakfast
Modern, quiet, comfortable hotel, value for money. Highly recommended.
- + good location, nice clean room, modern decor, comfy bed, v-good value for money. Would stay there again, highly recommended.
- – window didnt open wide enough and no air-con, but there is a fan provided. Over keen and persistant house keeping staff!
Nicely located hotel
Nice and quite. A+++
- + Very quite and confortable. Best for resting after whole that city sightseeing. Just across the street from Artis zoo. Rooms clean.
- – Small room space.
- + very close to waterloplain and the tube station,very calm zone.
- – very small room.
smallest hotel room and bathroom in the world
- + none
- – rooms very very tiny not to mention the bathroom and shower. the mattress was also very lumpy and uncomfortable. there was a gap of about an inch between the door and floor so every noise in the hall could be heard at any time.
Okay; recommended, but ask for details on room price
- + Room reasonably clean and very quite; no hashish smell
- – Quote on price was not transparent. Hotel charges double price for a stay during saturday night compared to other nights
ok hotel
- + close to tram, pretty central (right next to the zoo)
- – rooms are small
Nice area and good room
- – The room was nice but VERY small. Otherwise we were very satisfied with our stay at this hotel.
Comfortable stay in a good location
- + Short walk from city centre, rooms are very comfortable, good choice of tv channels
- – Room wasnt ready when it was meant to be, then we were told it was, when we got up to room it hadnt been cleaned. Service wasnt the best I've experienced.
- + Comfortable hotel, polite staff
- – The bathroom is somewhat small, needs a better arrangement.
Nice shower, split beds
- + Great shower and free internet in the lobby
- – No free internet in the room - lame. Also, a double room is two small beds squished together. Hope you don't want to snuggle.
Central but uncomfortable and noisy
- + ideally located, next to tram station and close to the city centre
- – extremely small rooms, not anything like the picture, paper thin walls and therefore a rather uncomfortable and noisy place
Top class quality hotel, very reasonable prices, highly recommended
- + English speaking staff, lots of extra services you don't find at other hotels such as museum and travel cards and being able to hire scooters.
- – Breakfast has room for improvement and expected a double bed only to find two twin beds pushed close together.
Friendly & clean, but tiny room :(
- + Very friendly personnel at the reception
- – very tiny room...
Pleasant stay overall with some minor negative aspects
- + The location was very tranquil and leafy with nice cafes nearby. Most staff were helpful when asked for help The room was clean and spacious
- – The price was high considering we didn't get breakfast included. I don't know if this is just because Amsterdam is a very expensive city or the hotel is overpriced. The room was very cold when we first arrived because windows had been left open. It took most of the first day before the room warmed up. This made it not very cosy.
Excellent location, great breakfast and quiet surroundings
- + Breakfast was good - excellent - staff was friendly and always committed to helping me if I had questions about where to locate shopping, bike rental etc.
- – No aircon in room - makes you keep the window open - not too bad though even in summer.
perfect setting for a relaxing holiday
- + great breakfast room very comfortable very calm and peaceful
- – the interne connection was not always reliable
Nice hotel, but doesn't deliver what their brochure says.
- + Corner room, that was nice :) (Room 405) The shower was nice and hot!
- – The hotel says free internet in lobby (not true) Claims bacon and pancakes. This wasn't true. Only when they ran out of sausages did they make pancakes instead. Never saw any bacon. - Breakfast is insanely expensive for the quality.
Payment in advance equals bad basement rooms.
- + hotel was clean
- – Booked 2 rooms for 4 nights each several months in advance with payment in advance! For the first night we had 2 dreadful rooms in the basement! Completely unacceptable!! And I had requested that one of the rooms have twin beds which was not available. It was fixed for the rest of our stay and we changed rooms. No effort was made to compensate or apologize to us. I will not stay again or recommend.
- + Excellent value for the price we paid on an over 14 days ahead booking. The room was comfortable with TV with plenty of channels and drink making facilities. Excellent breakfast buffet with a wide range of cereals, breads, ham, cheese and drinks. Hotel in nice, quiet area but only 5 minutes from central Amsterdam by bike.
- + the location is nice.
- – the breakfast should include a variety of fruits,and breads and cakes
- + Very clean, professional staff
- – very small rooms, no breakfast included
- + Beds are very good, nice small room.
- – window didn't open at all. No way to get any fresh air.
- + I recently stayed in the Eden Lancaster Hotel and found that it was a very nice, clean and friendly hotel (although didnt see much staff). The location is just right. nice quiet part of town only 5-10 mins from central station by trams. Nice animal sounds from the Zoo right opposite.
- – no room service, so take it there's no minus points.
- + Staff all very pleasant and helpful. Very comfortable double bed with 2 separate individual duvets. Nice quiet location at back of hotel
- – Bathroom very small-anyone a bit chubby or over 6 feet tall would have a problem sitting on the toilet. Breakfast quite expensive but I guess that's normal for Amsterdam. Coffee awful.
- + Good clean hotel that is only 10 mins tram ride from the centre.
- – Reception staff were not really interested in the guests..
- + Good sized room
- – Price - but hotels are relatively expensive in Amsterdam
- + Clean room, comfortable beds.
- – The service level at front desk is very poor. At the time when i asked help was a shifting time in receiption and the person at the reception was so in a hurry and he was so root when he was answering my question. I had also asked reception to make my on-line check-in , he told me that i have to pay for internet and i have never heard for this type of help, it was paid.
- + Very well located with easy access to trams 9 and 14 to city center. Nice staff. The hotel has just been refurnished and it is very clean. At night time you can hear all sorts of animals from the zoo.
- – The size of the double room and the bathroom. You need to be very thin and travel light because there is not much room around the bed...
- + very clean room, friendly and helpful staff, good breakfast
- – very small room on the ground floor
- + Location
- – Small room
- + easy to find and a good place to stay.
- – the room is too small. try to get a room away from the street, cause the tram's noise is too loud and.
- + The hotel and staff provided for a great value for money stay and I would certainly return again.
- – The room faced the street which was a bit noisy at times.
- + Very friendly staff. Great location - only 10 mins walk from Rembrantplein & 20 from Dam Square & Liedesplein but still very quiet. Tram stop very close. Good room for money albeit a little small. Was able to book a late check out at short notice and a small expected charge. Overall - very satisfied with the Hotel.
- – Breakfast was automatically added to bill but didnt book or have it - although was cleared quick enough when pointed it out to staff at reception.
- + It's near tram station, but quite enough and not too far nor too close from the city centre. Hotel is clean and staff is friendly.
- – My room is at the ground floor and near the restaurant. There is an unpleasant smell at the toilet, I don't know if it's due to the location of the room, or there's a little problem of the ventilation. Too near the restaurant makes quite a lot of noise especially in the morning.
- + The hotel was lovely and the people working there were very friendly and efficient. It was about a 10 minute ride into the main town and the trams ran till midnight, which suited us absolutely.
- + The location wasn´t bad although you had to get the tram ti go almost anywhere.
- – The hotel room was very small,and three stars hotel in Spain are much better.
- – Bathroom very very small
- + generally a clean and tidy hotel.
- – let down by the location, very steep stairs and difficulty in find a parking place. road noise from the street below also a concern. breakfast considered expensive.
- + 1.Clean room 2.Coffeemachine at the reception 3.Tram stop very close
- – 1.A little far away from the center
- + great value for money, spacious room for the price
- – 1 of the 2 beds I slept in was infested with some kind of bug. I slept in 1 bed for 3 nights, then I slept in the other one for the last night and was savaged by some bed bug. The internet and film user interface was appalling. Even though you had paid for all the services (at an expensive 25euros a day) you still had to try 5 or 6 times in order to get it to work properly. The male staff on reception were particularly unhelpful, but the females were great.
- – Internet would not work in room, spoke with 2 receptionists but still no fix although the wireless internet worked in reception this wasn't really what i wanted, also my bill seemed to be incorrect got charged different rates for both nights & 30 euros for breakfast is a con! I dont think I will be staying with you again when i am next in Amsterdam
- + Good price.Free wifi.
- – Very noisy because of tramlines outside. Shower tends to flood because of low lip surrounding it. Desk is ridiculously small with lamp screwed onto desk so you cant move it.
- – Room was across from the kitchen and was very loud from other guests. Room did not have any ventilation in the bathroom (no fan) and the shower curtain did not keep the water enclosed. The entire bathroom was wet after taking a shower.
- + informative staff very close to tram stop just far enough from city centre to be quiet but close enough to be convenient
- – double bed consisted of 2 single beds pushed together few restaurants or pubs close by
- + Good location, convenient for public transport into the City Centre, friendly hotel staff.
- – Small room, minimal facilities, had to ask for tea/coffee making facilities. Room quite expensive for the quality and size of bedroom. I would have expected a double bed in a double room! Breakfast too expensive, should have been included in the price of the room.
- + staff is fantastic,all kind, specially the young girl with short hairs blonde-red. really nice hotel, close to the center and attractions!! next time i'll be there again, has been a very nice stay, thank You so much!!! really fantastic! follow always this way!!!
- – unfortunally there is not the bar but machine food 'n drink are ok!! -breakfast not included.
- + LCD TV screen, with optional pay-per-view films and adults movies.
- – Rooms are very small.
- + This hotel was close to many places of interest and was also near a tram stop - Hotel staff were very helpful. I found this hotel to be clean and tidy.
- – No mini-bar. No restaurant in the evening. The hotel meets us with a higher room price than we had got in advance on mail.
- + Good location and OK service. The price is not cheap, but anyway acceptable, at least compared with other hotels in centre.
- – Size of the room unacceptable for a 3 star hotel: So-called double room was more like small single room with twin bed.
- + The hotel is right next door to the zoo which was a pleasant surprise as I hadn't paid attention to that when booking. Nor did I have any intention of going to the zoo until I realised just how close it is. I couldn't fault the hotel on anything. The staff were helpful and the room was clean and comfortable. We didn't take breakfast so I can't comment on it but there is a really nice baker and an equally nice grocer with very fresh produce on the same block as the hotel. There was also a fine cigar shop nearby and a one-minute walk to the tram stop. The hotel looks like quite a walk from Dam square but it's only about twenty minutes (the trams always make it seem further than it is). I've stayed in a few hotels in Amsterdam in the past and, for the same money, this was the best yet. Thoroughly recommended.
- + Great quiet location. Very friendly and helpful staff.
- – Breakfast at EUR15.00 is very expensive.
- + Well situated - easy to get to by tram. We would stay there again. Staff helpful and friendly.
- – Noise on corridor from stag party, but quickly sorted by night porter when we complained. Doors slamming - poor soundproofing. Rooms quite small and can smell smoky. No tea making facilities.
- – Tv did not work and although requested to check and fix it this was not done and the tv didn't get fixed at all.
- + The hotel had a very good location, quiet area but close to the centre and many restaurants near by. The room was nice and had all confort needed, the bathroom small but clean and functional. The breakfast lounge was very welcoming and the buffet was an absolute treat every morning and filled us up til the afternoon!! We had a really good time and will definitely stay there again!
- – Cannot think of anything really!
- + Excellent value for money
- – No significant minuses
- + none. ok if you're NOT looking for charm, hospitality, a smile or to stay there for anything other than sleeping.
- – the reception staff were very rude and the cleaning staff extremely noisy. Put some 'door stoppers' on door frames to help stop the crashing door slams, heard from one end the corridor to the other. Hideous
- + This hotel was very appealing from the entrance point. The lobby appeared well taken care of, clean, and professional service were a plus. Room service was exceptional as we received everything we requested in a timely and professional manner. The service staff did a great job of cleaning up our bathroom (as noted above). All your staff was great. Kudos. Thank you
- – The accomodations of these rooms were incredibly small. This should not be a double occupancy room. It's barely large enough for one perspn, let alone two. The shower was unacceptable as well. It was not enclosed so water would cover the floor when I got out. Water should remain in the shower, not on the entire bathroom floor. This is sub-par standard for a hotel accomodations.
- + Very nice service. Very easy to come to the hotel.
- – Very small bathroom You can hear every sound from hallway and other rooms. The toilet in the rooms runs with wather constantly if you dont stop it yourselves. The breakfast to expensiv compared to the quality of the meal.
- + Good price/quality ratio. Not to far from the city (10-15 min walk).
- – Missing towel - but getting by request.
- + location, price and comfort in room
- – Dirty bathroom.
- + we had a very nice stay and enjoyed and will be booking with you again .... we loved the room and the location was great thank you Mrs Daniels
- – we booked a taxi to take us to the airport ... one of your staff took us and even though we shared the car with another guest we payed full price .... the other guest payed 35 euro's we payed 45 euro's which we thought was un-fair other than that everything was good
- + excellent and friendly staff. The rooms are quiet and comfortable. The location is very good with a tram stop just out of the hotel.
- + personal in front desk very attentive although when I was going to check out I gave the man inside thr front desk a 50 euros bill ,he has to charme 7 and he gave me back the rest as if it were a 20 bill,i stop him at the act,I can not say if it was a mistake from him or if he did it just in case one did not realize,thank you
- – The toilette inside the bedroom is rare,I mean the place where you sit,i think is anti-hygienic
- + Near to City
- – Room was very small
- + All round excellent for money. Ideal for students, young travllers on a budget.
- – Minor negatives such as broken light by bed and the bathroom door had to be slammed to shut properly. General small size of room.
- + Good value for money. Room was nice and cheap for what you got.
- – Was a little further out of the centre than i had thought.
- + excellent location, very easy to go to city center
- + I booked this trip for my parents as a wedding anniversarie gift. They said the staff were wonderful, friendly and more than accommodating. Thank you
- – Breakfast. 5Euro for some hot water to make tea was a little too much.
- + Hotel quite close to the centre of Amsterdam (15 mins tram ride) and is in a reasonable quite location (good enough to get a decent nights sleep). After reading a few reviews about this hotel, I was in two different minds as alot of people complained about the size of the room. Yes the standard double rooms are a little small and the bathroom is tiny; but you get what you pay for. I definately have no complaints as I was on a small budget and the comfort was extremrely good.
- + Good location, easy walk into the centre or just on the tram lines.
- + 1) Room was very tidy, because it was cleaned very day. 2) The location of the hotel was perfect.
- – 1) The doors of hotel rooms should be tighter. Noise from corridor sounds very well to room and smell of marijuana also carry inside the room. 2) There should be some step from shower to toilet, because when you are in shower, the whole toilet floor is very wet. Shower curtain does not help at all.
- + Location was nice...nice neighbourhood next to the park. Next to the tram station if you don't mind the noise, or if you are lucky to get a room on the back side where it is pretty quite...
- – Service was very bad. They didn't even bring an iron to the room. You have to go get it!!! Rooms are extremely small. We could berely fit in there...literaly. The room was a double but there was space only for the bed. They managed to put a chair and a tiny desk, but I couldn't see why since there was no space to sit. My cubical at work is bigger than that room!!! It was also very noisy due to the tram right next to it.
- + Buen trato. Zona tranquila. Buena comunicación.
- – Nos dieron una habitación y lavabo muy pequeños, sólo para amantes del tetris. Por el precio pagado esperabamos algo más.
- – Having to request tea facilities for the duration of stay
- – Shower
- + Location is very good.
- – There was no air conditioning in the rooms which made it hard, and the fact that there is no fridge made it even harder. The rooms are too small for 2 people.
- + Was clean
- – The door to our room was very hard to shut and open - you had to kick it. The bathroom was small.
- + Kind and helpful staff
- + The staff in the morning were very polite and professional. The breakfast was very nice.
- – The gentleman that booked us in had limited english, which made it a little more difficult than it needed to be.
- + Good tram links into the town centre.
- – The room we were allocated looked nothing like the pictures on the internet, the room was very small - no bigger than a cross channel ferry cabin and with bars at the window as we were in the basement got very hot and this was only in March - I wouldn't like to imagine what the room was like in the hotter months.
- + het is schoon in het hotel dank an de huishoudelijke dienst. en behulpzaam . als er iemand bij de receptie is . ook zeer behulpzaam. rustige plrk mooie in een drukke stad. als wat je in amsterdam moet zien binnen 20 min van ns stadion -Dam-WATERLOOPLEIN EN CARRE.
- * mi sugerencia CARRE SCHOUWBURG 40-45 WATERLOPLEIN.
Uitstekend verzorgd en goed gelegen hotel
- + In 5 min in hartje centrum! Direct tegenover Artis, goed ontbijt, heerlijke bedden, vriendelijk personeel!
- – Geen parkeergelegenheid, P+R Zeeburg wel dichtbij!
Prijs/kwaliteit is niet goed, te duur voor wat je krijgt.
- + Goede locatie.
- – Het hotel was zeer rumoerig, erg veel lawaai 's-nachts. Er waren ook verbouwingen op de benedenverdieping. Kleine badkamer en een ouderwets toilet.
- * mi sugerencia Het is een klein stukje lopen naar het Rembrandplein en de stad.
- – De medewerkers achter de balie zijn totaal niet klantvriendelijk. De dame op onze eerste dag wel en een jonge Turkse meneer ook maar de rest had weinig zin om ons te helpen. Zelfs toen wij het hotel verlieten wordt er niet eens gevraagd of alles naar wens was of wat dan ook, nee er stond nog een bedrag open dat betaald moest worden.
good hotel in a quiet environment and near downtown
- + the disponibility of the reception
- – surfing on internet in the rooms requires additional charges
- * mi sugerencia Artis zoo is in front of the hotel and is very nice.
- + Breakfast is wonderful!
- – my bed towel were dirty when I arrived.
Prima hotel
- + goede ligging, lekker ontbijt en vriendelijk personeel
- – kleine badkamer
Gute Lage aber teuer!
- + nur die Lage, Zentrum zu Fuß erreichbar
- – Zimmer klein, Böden hat viele Flecken und ist alt, Badeinrichtung alt, Reinigung nur das Nötigste, fürs Parken 30.00 € pro Tag einplanen, Frühstück teuer
- * mi sugerencia Auto in Parkhaus in der Nähe abstellen
sauber mit Tücken
- + gute Lage, Zimmer war im Erdgeschoss. nachts schön ruhig. Mitarbeiter an der Rezeption waren sehr geduldig und freundlich.
- – Obwohl wir früh mit Kreditkarte bezahlt hatten wurde eine Kaution verlangt. Das war nicht ok, deshalb haben wir nicht, wie vorgesehen, im Hotel gefrühstückt. Zimmer für 2 Personen zu klein und eng und deshalb zu teuer. Die Krönung: Kasten mit Toilettenpapier im Bad war verschlossen. Keine Mischbatterie, sehr altmodisch, es gab zwei Wasserhähne, heiß und kalt. Es waren zwei zusammengestellte Betten, nachts rückten sie bei jeder Bewegung auseinander. Matratzen waren zerlegen.
- * mi sugerencia Bewertungen lesen und entscheiden.
gewoon een slaapplaats
- + prachtig pand ligging nabij artis en dicht bij openbaar vervoer , onderhouden en voorzien van een aanspreekpunt
- – parkeren ,reken tarieven van een dag neem dan een duurder hotel met ontbijt kitranden badk schimmel kam 307 tapijt vieze vlekken nodigt niet uit om zonder schoenen te lopen.beneden koude bedoeling gewoon een kantine veel herrie en gehorig kan gezelliger gemaakt worden
- * mi sugerencia probeer een ander Hampshire hotel liever iets dichterbij alles of verder weg gratis parkeren ben je hetzelfde kwijt
- + Quiet area of the city, not far from the center.
- – Staff not so kind or helpful. Very small rooms, extra-small bathroom. No Wi-fi. Expensive comparing to the quality.
Stay in Amsterdam One Week
- – Noisy room
adequaat voor het doel dat we hadden
Geht so
- + Ruhige Gegend
- – Fenster lassen sich nur kippen - das gibt schlechte Luft im 4 Personen-Zimmer :-(
Vieze kleine kamer
- – Kamer is klein en vies. Service duurt lang.
Goede locatie
- + Rustige kamer, goede bedden
- – Niet goed schoongemaakt
2 Tage in Amsterdam (Innenstadt)
- + 1. Die Lage zur Innenstadt 2. Frühstück ist sehr gut, große Auswahl 3: An die Hotels.nl: Danke für ihre Hilfe bei der Buchung ohne Kreditkarte und per Telefon (das nenne ich echten Service)
- – 1. Es sind keine kostenlose Parkplätze vorhanden (Wir haben für 1 1/2 Tage 52 € Parkgebühren gezahlt) 2. Zimmer sind !Abstellkammern! für 140€(ca 9 m²) 3. Zimmer !sehr! hellhörig 4. keine Kleiderbügel 5. Uns wurden keine Miet-Fahrräder angeboten oder sonstige Hilfe/Service, haben erst nächsten Tag herrausgefunden wie und wo Tickets und Fahrräder zu kaufen/mieten sind! Wichtig wäre ein Grundriß des Zimmers sowie eine transparente Preisliste (Ankreuzen was man haben will, Zusatzkosten Anzeige! Das würde sehr viel Enttäuschung ersparen) so das reicht erstmal!
Nur zur Übernachtung
- + Die Lage ist für meinen Zweck optimal gewesen, als reines Übernachtungshotel ist dieses Haus wirklich geeignet.
- – Das Zimmer war ordentlich, der Teppichboden und die Sanitäranlagen könnten aber eine Überholung vertragen. Ein Duschvorhang ist nicht mehr zeitgemäß, da gibt es hygienisch besser geeignete Möglichkeiten, vor allem wenn für zwei Nächte ohne Frühstück 278€ bezahlt werden müssen...
goed hotel, dat ik iedereen kan aanraden
- + verzorgd hotel met vriendelijk personeel
- – Nihil
Slechte communictie tussen de medewerkers
- – Onze geboekte familiekamer was niet schoongemaakt bij aankomst (vieze handdoeken, vieze bed, wijnfles, massage olie...). Toen wij dit wilden melden was er niemnd bij de receptie voor min 10 minuten, wij vertrokken dus naar de stad. Rond half 6 toen wij terugkwamen, was de kamer nog niet schoongemaakt. Wij kregen in plaats van de familiekamer 2 aparte kamers en gratis ontbijt was aangeboden. Dit was echter niet doorgegeven aan de ontbijtmedewerker en ook niet aan de receptie volgende ochtend. Uiteindelijk hoefden we niet meer betalen dan de fmiliekamer, maar we moesten wel opletten bij het afrekenen, er wer eerst toch nog de duurdere 2 kamer prijs gevragd.
wenig Komfort zu moderatem Preis
- + Schönes Gebäude, tolles farbkonzept in den Zimmern. Teilweise sehr freundliches Personal an der Rezeption.
- – Unsaubere Zimmer. Viel zu teures Frühstück. Frühstücksraum ohne Fenster
- + Das Hotel ist sehr gut geeignet für einen Städtetrip. Tram ist direkt vor dem Hotel.
- – Bad ist leider total winzig und hat "Waschzellencharakter". TV kostet extra.
Goed centraal gelegen hotel, maar prijs/kwaliteit niet in verhouding
- + Erg vriendelijk personeel
- – Prijs/kwaliteit niet in verhouding
leuk hotel, krapjes maar wel mooi ingericht
- + erg centraal gelegen voor onze planning goed ontbijt mooi schilderij op de hotelkamer
- – alles is erg krapjes op de hotelkamer, vooral het toilet
Gutes Stadthotel
Günstiges, zentrumsnahes Hotel
- + Günstiges Hotel, zentrumsnah gelegen, gutes Preis-Leistungsverhältnis
- – Zimmer recht klein
Prettig voor een weekendje weg
- + Goede ligging tov centrum Amsterdam, aardig personeel, inrichting is verzorgd
- – kleine kamer, nog veel kleinere badkamer, geen ruimte om een toilettas kwijt te kunnen, laat staan twee.
Prijs kwaliteit locatie ok
- + vriendelijkheid personeel snelheid van bediening
- – Dunne muren (conversaties aan andere kant van muur tot drie uur 's nachts hoorbaar, andere hotelkamer of buren)
Goed hotel
- + Een fijn hotel,schoon en goede bedden.
- – Badkamer erg klein,wij hadden een 4pers kamer,dus dat was niet zo fijn.De wastafel bevind zich niet in de badkamer,maar daarbuiten.
gemütliches Hotel mit teurem Frühstück
- + gute Verbindungen zur Innenstadt Tram fährt vor dem Hotel
- – kleine Zimmer Frühstück zu teuer ringhörige Zimmer
Prima uitvalbasis voor 1 nacht.
- + Rustige ligging net even buiten het centrum. Vriendelijk personeel.
- – Toch wel vrij kleine kamers. Badkamer was niet helemaal schoon en ook klein. Ongezellig restaurant/ontbijtzaal. Geen bar.
leuk hotel voor korte vakantie
- – geen tv kunnen kijken s avonds badkamer aan de kleine kant
Kan beter
- + ligging van het hotel, parkeergelegenheid in de buurt
- – te kleine badkamers die niet meer aan de standaard van tegenwoordig voldoen, ondanks renovatie doet alles een beetje "stoffig" aan
Ruhiges zentrumnahes Hotel
Uitstekend voor die prijs!
- + We hadden een ruime kamer met hoog plafond en prima faciliteiten. Rustige buurt, maar toch dichtbij de stad. Gewoon een prettig hotel met comfort en fijne kamers. Prachtig oud pand ook!
- – Geen warm water helaas door kapotte ketel......dus niet kunnen douchen!
- – gehorigheid
- + Locatie, aardig personeel.
- – Prijs/kwaliteit, kleine kamer, marketing overtreft daadwerkelijk gebodene, sfeerloos.
acceptabele kamer op prima locatie
- + Prima locatie; midden in de stad en toch rustig
- – de badkamer is nogal aan de krappe kant
Een geslaagd weekend
- + Een rustig hotel . Ziet er netjes uit .
- – Een beetje kleine badkamer
prima hotel
- + goedkoop
- – geen
Insgesamt OK. Relativ zentral, aber abseits des Touristenrummels.
- + Gute Lage nahe der Uni, etwas abseits des touristischen Zentrums gelegen, Zentrum und Centraal Station mit der Straßenbahn schnell und auch noch zu Fuß erreichbar, Restaurants und Frühstückscafés in der Nähe, relativ ruhig trotz recht großer Straße. Insgesamt OK.
- – Bad wirklich extrem klein, nichts für Menschen mit Platzangst. Könnte insgesamt etwas sauberer sein, Auslegware sehr fleckig und nicht besonders gut gesaugt, in der Dusche etwas Kalk und Schimmel, den man mit geeigneten Mitteln in den Griff bekommt (Betten und Handtücher waren aber OK).
Für Kurztripp ganz OK
- + Kleines aber nettes Zimmer; Gute Lage
- – Renovierungsbedürftiges Minibad; Aufpreis für Komfortzimmer lohnt kaum. Nur öffentliche Parkplätze mit utopischen Preisen (4,00 Euro/Std. bzw. 16,00 für eine Abendticket)
Top in Price/Quality
- + The price was suitable (very fair). Everything was as aspected, or better. Nice stay.
- – The towels smelled bad, it wasn't 100% clean, but not badly though.
goed hotel voor enkele nachten
- + Dicht bij alle hoogtepunten van de stad Amsterdam.
Netjes en prima
- + We hadden een aanbieding geboekt en dit hotel voldeed ruimschoots aan de verwachtingen
- – De receptionist was met andere dingen bezig tijdens het inchecken (dienst overdracht), dit was een beetje jammer.. Kleine badkamer.
Guter Preis, gute Lage !!!
- + Einchecken 3 Stunden vorm offiziellen Zeitpunkt kein Problem (im Dezember). Also Zimmer schon um 12 Uhr betreten, obwohl 15 Uhr erst der Zeitpunkt war. Super Lage und etliche Möglichkeiten mit Tram, Metro und Bus zu fahren.
- – Uns wurde ein großes 2 Mann Zimmer zugesagt, bekamen aber nur ein kleines Zimmer mit 2 Betten die auseinander geschoben werden mussten und dadurch dann noch weniger Platz vorhanden war.
- – sehr kleine Zimmer
for us excellent
Goed hotel voor een geweldig weekend amsterdam
- + Ligging vanuit het centrum centraal en toch rustig. Vriendelijk en behulpzaam personeel. Nederlands talig en sprekend. Nette en moderne kamer. Zou zeker nogmaals dit hotel boeken voor amsterdam. Goede prijs kwaliteit verhouding
- – We hadden een kamer in de souterrain waardoor het plafond erg lag was. Kamer en badkamer waren aan de kleine kant. Bedden waren behoorlijk zacht maar dat is erg persoonlijk.
prima hotel voor ons weekendje Amsterdam
- + Prima ontbijt
- – ontvangst had wel wat vriendelijker en uitgebreider mogen zijn. De springveren in de matrassen zijn voelbaar.
Heerlijk verblijf in Amsterdam, helemaal volgens verwachting.
goed hotel voor een stedentrip, kamers klein
- + vlak bij carree waar wij een voorstelling hadden geboekt, dus voor ons was het maar 1 nachtje.alles was wel goed schoon.receptie vriendelijk en ontbijt goed maar sober.
- – kamer klein,douche/toiletruimte heel erg klein.
Angenehmes Ambiente
- + Super Lage, nahe dem Zentrum. Grosses Frühstücksbuffet, nettes Personal.
- – Sehr kleine Zimmer.
- + Goed bereikbaar met tram en op loopafstand centrum.
- – prijs-kwaliteit onybijt slecht, wat op was werd niet aangevuld of met tegenzin na vragen van gasten. Rare vlekken in vloerbedkking en bedsprei. Muffe lucht op kamer en badkamer. Vieze gebruikte pleister op nachtkastje. Geen toezicht en registratie koffers in bagageruimte. Zeer veel lawaai op gang 's nachts.
Prettig, kort verblijf hotel voor een redelijke prijs!
- + Voor ons was de ligging ideaal i.v.m. artis en hermitage. Kamer zien er mooi uit en schoon. Leuke ontbijtzaal. Lekker stil hotel. Goede service aan de balie. Prima!
- – Geen minpunten.
Schöner Urlaub
- + Straßenbahnhaltestelle vor der Tür. In 4 min ist man in der Stadt. Freundliches Personal. Saubere und schöne Zimmer.
- – Für Raucher ein bisschen unvorteilhaft, weil das rauchen im gesamten Hotel verboten ist. Als wir am 1. Abend in unser Zimmer kamen stand die Tür offen. Wahrscheinlich die Putzfrau. Es wurde jedoch nichts gestohlen. Ziemlich kleines Badezimmer. Aber für Amsterdam normal, und durchaus vertretbar.
Schönes Hotel mit nettem Service
prima stadshotel
prijs/kwaliteit niet goed
- – buitengewoon kleine kamer, tot 4 uur in de nacht veel lawaai van de straat (raam moest open voor frisse lucht); in andere hotels voor deze prijs ruimere kamer en incl. ontbijt!
Prima voor ons!
- + Het hotel was heel netjes, het in- en uitchecken verliep zonder problemen. De ligging was prima, vlakbij een tramhalte en het centrum. Het was ook makkelijk bereikbaar vanaf het station, wat zeker een pluspunt is.
- – Alles stond erg dicht op elkaar. Vooral in de badkamer was dat een minpunt. Als je op toilet zit, zitten je knieën tegen de muur, ik kan me voorstellen als je wat langer of dikker bent dan normaal dat dat een probleem kan zijn. Voor ons ging het net. Ook in de douche plakt het douchegordijn tegen je aan. Wederom, voor ons ging dit net.
Goed hotel met een goede ligging en redelijke prijs.
Anders dan internet doet verwachten!
- + 24 uurs receptie. Vriendelijk goed NL sprekend personeel.
- – Kamers kleiner en simpeler dan internet doet vermoeden! Hadden meer verwacht voor het geld. Onze kamer rook naar rook, vooral in toilet, wanneer ventilatie / licht aan was. Simpele douche, maar doucheputje kwam omhoog tijdens douchen, koude kraan 'defect'. Bedden te zacht, rugpijn bij opstaan! Schoonmaak met Franse slag.
We hebben een prettig verblijf gehad in uw hotel.
- + Nette kamers, de bedden lagen heerlijk. We hebben er heerlijk geslapen. Het ontbijt was lekker.
- – Er zat maar een heel kleine raamp in onze kamer. Daardoor was het wat benauwd. De ventilator gaf wel enige verkoeling.
ik zou het niet weten
- + tramstop bijna voor de deur super
- – een koelkastje op de kamer zou geweldig zijn.
Leuk hotel met vriendelijk personeel
- + Vriendelijk personeel, goede service en prima ligging.
- – Kleine badkamer, erg zacht bed (maar dat is persoonlijk)
voor herhaling vatbaar
- + ontbijt op bed gehad, zeer goed
- – een van de familieleden is een jas kwijtgeraakt on de bagage-kamer
Goed hotel, jammer van de te kleine kamer.
- + Het is een schoon en mooi hotel en de ligging is goed, het is op loopafstand van het centrum en dicht bij de tramhalte.
- – We hadden een vierpersoonskamer geboekt, maar kregen een tweepersoonskamer met twee opklapbedden en een tweepersoonsbed op een nogal kleine kamer. We hebben daar ook een klacht over ingediend. We hebben de vierpersoonskamer gezien en die was veel ruimer en had twee tweepersoonsbedden.
heel leuk hotel,goede ligging,n aanrader!!!
redelijk hotel op fijne locatie
- + Zeer vriendelijk personeel, klantgericht.
- – we kregen een kleinere kamer dan gereserveerd. dit is echter wel op een goede manier gecompenseerd. Slechte schoonmaak, m.n badkamer.
- + mooi oud gebouw en zag er netjes uit.
- – aankwamen, was er niet bekend dat wij geboekt hadden. Duurde wel even voordat we konden inchecken. Volgende morgen na ontbijt kwamen we terug op kamer, was er al iemand van de house-keeping. ERg slordig, we hadden niet eens uitgecheckt.
Proper en mooi hotel op wandelafstand van het bruisende centrum
Weiter zu empfehlen
- – Obwohl unsere Reise im November 2008 bezahlt wurde, haben Sie im Februar 2009 erneut versucht, dieselbe Summe von meinem Kreditkartenkonto abzubuchen. Das finde ich nicht gut!
keurig hotel vriendelijke ontvangst
- + wij konden reeds eerder onze kamer bezoeken dan de 15 uur, wij arriveerden om 11 uur thee werd aangeboden in de lounge. vriendelijke ontvangst
- – 1 kleintje, de suikerzakjes en koffiepoeder en melk waren door de vorige bezoekers leeg terug gelegd, aan de lobby werd dit kleine probleempje meteen verholpen, geweldig hoor
goed hotel
- – Erg veel lawaai van de buren, slecht geslapen.
Het was een goed verblijf
- + Het was een schone kamer en het ontbijt was zeer goed.
- – We vonden het jammer dat er geen 2 persoonsbed stond, maar 2 losse bedden.
basic overnachting voor een bijbehorende prijs
gewoon doen dit hotel
- + free internet
- – meubilair toilet pover toiletpot mag wat hoger geen antislipmat in douche


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Beach Bungalow.Just a few steps to Cherry Grove Beach & Pier in North Myrtle Beach
- bedrooms 1
- baths 1
- sleeps 6
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type Villa
- community Cherry Grove
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 350 - $ 795 / week
$ 895 - $ 1,495 / month
vacation rental description
Enjoy this Large private villa that is 100 yards (6 houses) to Cherry Grove Beach. Cherry Grove is at the northern end of N. Myrtle Beach. Not only will you find miles of beautiful wide sandy beaches with plenty of S.C sunshine but Cherry Grove Fishing Pier is also less than 300 yards away.....The bungalow is also just 2 miles away from Main Street where you can dine, shag in the famous Fat Harold's Beach Club while the kids play in the large arcade directly on the ocean. The bungalow villa is also close to over 50 golf clubs within 25 miles. Not to mention Barefoot Landing with over 100 shops and dining. Such a beautiful place with something for everyone.
property availability
Last modified on 06-15-2013 at 1:12 PM.
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Elizabeth Bender 843-877-2508
villa rental amenities
Free wireless high-speed Internet, Time Warner Cable, 2 TVs, 1 DVD's, 1 VCR, clock radio. Full kitchen, refrigerator with ice-maker, toaster, blender, coffee-maker, all cooking
utensils, flatware & dishes. Hair dryer, mini-vac., charcoal
grill and gas grill. Washer and dryer.
Departure cleaning provided at no extra charge.
activities and attractions in North Myrtle Beach South Carolina
Cherry Grove fishing Pier is less than 300 yards away!!! Consider family fun at a nearby miniature golf course, Alligator Adventure, or deep sea fishing. We are also located less than 50 yards from the Cherry Grove fishing Pier. Also have a burger on the pier looking out onto the beautiful beach and ocean. O.D pavilion just 3 miles away where kids can play games while the parents dance it up at the bar on the beach. Broadway at the beach is only about 20 minutes away where Ripley's Aquarium, Hard Rock Cafe, Planet Hollywood, Myrtle Wave's, Imax Theater, Nascar Speedpark, Freestyle Music Park and much more.
Want to do some shopping? Within six miles are Tanger Outlets, Colinal Mall, and the barefoot landing have hundreds of shops and restaurants to see.
There are also over a 100 golf courses within a 30 mile radius and just a few blocks away is Tidewater Golf Course and the acclaimed Barefoot Landing with a 3 class a major courses designed by Greg Norman, Pete Dye, Davis Love, and Tom Fazio.
Evenings heat up with the Dixie Stampede, Carolina Opery, House of Blues, Alabama Theater, Spanish Galleon,. For cocktails, Try the piano bar at 88's or Martinis. Nearby are all the restaurants on restaurant row plus Olive Garden, Myabi's, and Islamadore Fish House.
vacation rental rates
Three (3) Recently Renovated Bungalows on beach property: contact owner for multiple rental discounts.
April 7th- April 27th......$395/wk
April 28th- May 4th......$395/wk
May 5th- May 23rd.......$595/wk
May 24- May 26th.........$795
May 27th- June 8th.......$695/wk
June 29th- July 6th............$1095/wk
July 7th- August 16th..........$895/wk
August 17th- August 23rd.....$795/wk
August 24th- September 6th...$695/wk
September 7th- Sept 20th.....$595/wk $1495/month
Sept 21- October 14th..........$495/wk $1395/month
October 15th- December 31st.....$395/wk $995/month
Thnx/ XMas/ New Years......$495/wk $995/month
Jan - Feb 2014.......$395/wk $995/month
March 2014.........$495/wk $1295/month
* Weekly rate includes WIFI.
*Rates subject to change until confirmed
$200 reservation/damage deposit plus 12% hospitality tax on rental rates.
Elizabeth Bender 843-877-2508
accepted payment methods
Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.
Learn more in our Security CenterTop things to do in North Myrtle Beach
- Enjoy the Beach
- Parasail, Windsurf, collect shells
- Fish at Cherry Grove Pier or the Beach
- Golf
Elizabeth Bender , owner

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Cathryn Rose "Rosie" Howard, 77, of Terre Haute, passed away at 1 a.m. Monday, Nov. 12, 2012, in her residence. She was a loving wife, mother, and grandmother for eternity. She was recently preceded in death by her loving husband of 53 years, Charles E. "Chuck" Howard, whom she married on Aug. 1, 1959, and he passed away on Nov. 3, 2012. She was born Jan. 30, 1935, in West Terre Haute, the daughter of Charles Soloman Nicholas "Friday" Brown and Sarah Ellen (Marshall) Brown.
Survivors include a daughter, Mary Lou Roberts Williams and husband Dave of Terre Haute; three sons and daughters-in-law, Robin Dean Roberts and Margaret Ann Roberts of West Terre Haute, Randal Wayne Howard and Robin Howard of Terre Haute, and Daniel Joseph Howard and Sherri Howard of Frankfort; two sisters, Donna Jean Bryant and Mary L. Supp; three sisters-in-law, Sally Brown, Dorothy Howard, and Virginia Howard; grandchildren, Kevin William (Shawn), Scott Roberts (Janine), David Lee Williams (Cathy), Sarah Rose Roberts Norton (Dane), Jennifer Williams Cohee (David), Devin Howard (Jamie), Chelsea Howard, Kathryn Howard, Blake Howard, Mary Roberts, and Daniel Howard II; 11 great-grandchildren, one great-great-grandchild; and several nieces and nephews. She also was preceded in death by her parents; and two brothers, Charles "Junior" Brown and Jerry Brown.
Rosie's funeral service will be 12 noon Friday in Fitzpatrick Funeral Home, with the Rev. Jeremy Lamb officiating. Burial will be in Bethesda Memorial Park. Visitation will be 4 to 8 p.m. Thursday and prior to services Friday.
Cathryn Rose 'Rosie' Howard
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I was considering starting to get some great disc golf photos, some of action and some of scenery(disc golf related). I was wondering if anyone would be interested in that or if you think people would purchase photos. Please tell me your thoughts on this and let me know what types of photos you think would be best sellers.
Well I hate to be the downer, but my friends wife (semi pro photographer) did this at the tournaments he played in. 1st day she would stake out one hole and get shots of everybody. 2nd round would be at the basket and the final round she would just rome the course. Also throughout the weekend she would get as many candid shots (my fav.) she could. On a scale of 1 to 10 I would say 70% was top notch.
By the end of the tourney she would offer up the photo's (don't know the price). If she was lucky she would get a handfull of offers to buy some pics. The most she ever sold at one time was seven! and the rest were "Jee those are cool, could you e-mail them to me?" After a few seasons, she stopped doing it, because the time and effort spent was not worth the pay out.
If you are doing it for fun, it's a blast. Since she didn't play it gave her some thing to do over the weekend. I just think most disc golfers could care less. I'm sorry to say :( As far as my favorite type. As I mentioned earlier, give me those cool candid shots of people hanging around and having fun.
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Games sales slip in 2010
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The gaming world has produced smaller figures this year and while strenuous Kinect, Move and Wii exercise could potentially shed a few stone, we're actually talking sales numbers here.
According to games tracker NPD, the US saw almost a six per cent drop in physical game purchases last year. This includes portable, console and PC game software, which generated $10.1bn in sales, compared to 2009's $10.6bn.
This means - perhaps unsurprisingly - an increase for digital downloads, social network games and mobile games. The figure was also boosted by the addition of PS Move and Xbox Kinect, both classed as accessories, a category that was up 13 per cent.
Total US gaming expenditure, however, remained more or less the same at $18.5bn, with software contributing up to $15.6bn.
Gaming peripherals such as the PlayStation Move helped keep the overall sales figures static in the US
The UK on the other hand, being the cautious crew we are, saw a large decline in the overall games market, with a drop of 13 per cent. Official figures from UKIE - the UK Interactive Entertainment association - show the market in 2010 was worth £2.88bn - a significant drop from the £3.31bn recorded in 2009.
Console consumption was on the up, though, with growth for both the Xbox 360 and the PS3. Sony and Microsoft combined shifted 2.3m units. The Xbox 360 outsold the PS3 in 2010, just, with sales of £232m to Sony's £229m. The UKIE didn't provide Wii sales figures.
In total, UK consumers bought 63m console and PC games - more than one for every man, woman and child in the country.
The Xbox 360 outsold the PS3 in the UK in 2010
Anita Frazier, an industry analyst for NPD reckons due to the increasing number of ways to acquire content, "we should expect 2011 to be a growth year in the games industry as the consumer demand for gaming continues to evolve". ®
I bought Medal of Honour.
It had 6 hours of gameplay. For £30. The rest of the time you were supposed to find being team killed by shouty pre-teens fun.
Never again.
I declare "Downturn Abbey" to be a new all-time low-point in punning subheads.
Crap games
Some games are kinda good... but my current year's share of games amounts to:
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- Bioshock
- Bioshock 2
- Fallout 3
You'll probably notice that only Bioshock 2 came out this year. And Fallout 3 is one of the few games left that have a good story, and isn't oriented to the ADD Halo-playing crowd. Bioshock 2 does have a decent story, but it is mostly told via diaries. True RPGs seem to have gone away, now all games seem to be CoD: MW or Halo clones. :(
Without a doubt...
Sony will blame this on piracy as usual, rather than the quality of this years games or belt tightening.
About the same cost per minute...
As your average (non 3D) film in London which will cost you ~£10 for <2 hours entertainment...
But seriously, console games are all over too fast and too easy. Buying a proper PC game, Civ, Total War, Supreme Commander, Stalker etc is far better. According to Steam (which I personally think is the dogs bollocks, easy, cheap and I have no petty concerns over the client) I've done over 330hrs on Empire TW, 50-60 on each of the 3 Stalker games...


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One man's clutter is another man's bargain...hundreds of area residents flocked to the Collegeville Shopping Center for the Collegeville Colossal Yard Sale on Sept. 22
Hundreds of residents attended the Collegeville Colossal Yard Sale on Saturday, sponsored by the Collegeville Economic Development Corporation (CEDC).
Several residents who attended the event commented on the Perkiomen Valley Patch's Facebook Page after we posted an early photo of the fun - readers expressed interest in holding this event again in the future.
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Good evening boys and ghouls! It's once again THAT time of year, dear lovers of darkness. The season of crisped leaves and pumpkin smells and chilled autumn nights. And Samhain! To any amateurs out there, it's pronounced sow-in, and it represents the harvest and the coming of the winter frosts. We in Stark County adhere to its newer Christian nomenclature—Halloween.
In days of yore there were spooky rituals and ghostly ties to this tradition. But let's forget about the "truly" terrifying—let's focus on the "fake" terrifying. Today's Halloween parties mean fun and revelry and apple-bobbing and candy. And for my way of thinking, that's just as it should be.
Stark County has its share of attractions and events to satisfy that innate longing to be frightened. We boast The Factory of Terror on Mahoning Road, the current Guinness record holder of the title "Longest Walk-Through Haunted Attraction." At 3,800 feet, trust me; you will get your money's worth at every turn. There are demons and devils and just enough darkness to deliver goosebumps to all comers.
Prefer a sit-down venue? Then check out The Warehouse on the Canal on North Canal Street in the haunted wonderland of Canal Fulton. You can enjoy a ghost tour or a psychic night, and if you like your scares with a dose of history, come participate in a Victorian Wake or see the one-time mortuary transformed into The Warehouse of Usher for an evening with Edgar Allan Poe.
Visit our calendar of events to find out about the dozens of fall events taking place within our borders. Many are family-friendly harvest fests and walkabouts, but remember, if you are looking for the darker side of the season, you've come to the "fright" place!


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Kachik, John
John Kachik is an alumnus and occasional adjunct faculty at the Maryland Institute College of Art where he studied illustration and sculpture. He has been working as a freelance illustrator and fine artist since graduating with honors in 1984. Some of his favorite jobs include work with Shiner Beers, Mini Cooper and Bloomingdale's. His clients include such magazines as Rolling Stone, Forbes, Sports Illustrated, The Wall Street Journal, Business Week and Texas Monthly as well as publishers like Random House, W.W. Norton & Company, and Simon & Schuster.
John's work has been honored by Communication Arts, Graphis, Society of Publication Designers, Society of Illustrators, Print Annual, The Los Angeles Society of Illustrators, American Illustration and the One Show. He also has a permanent collection of ten portraits in exhibition at The Caring Foundation, a Smithsonian associated gallery in Washington DC. He has designed a tile mural installation as part of the Art, Architecture Enhancements and Exhibitions at the Baltimore/ Washington International Airport. His work has been twice featured in Step by Step Graphics and The Visual Quickstart Guide to Photoshop by Peachpit Press.
When not working at his drawing table, John can be found coaching his daughters in numerous sports with an emphasis on high level competitive girls travel soccer. John makes his home in Sykesville Maryland with his wife Maria and daughters Emily and Isabel, and their dog Mia.
Quon, Mike
Symbols, icons for design and marketing
Mike Quon, prolific and eclectic illustrator who first popularized the brushstroke style, works in pen and ink and digitally to create vibrant and evocative images for print, editorial, advertising, brand identity, packaging and promotion. Appreciates the power of art, communication through art, art directors, art buyers and anyone else who loves art.
Baviera, Rocco
Whimsical style ideal for kids and grown ups. Graphic Illustration from naive to sophisticated to retro for Editorial, Advertising and Children's Books.
Clients include: World Wildlife Fund, Ontario Parks, Clarks Shoes UK, Up with Paper, Wall Street Journal Asia, The Washington Post, M.A.D.D., Manpower Inc., OmniPod, Ketchum Canada, Scholastic Books, Penguin Putnam, Skinner House Books, Cambridge University Press UK, Chirp Magazine, Two Peas in a Bucket, Squishy Fish, the Grammy Awards and Kids' CBC.
Digital files can be supplied as vector.
KEYWORDS: Children Cute Kids Animals Green Eco Nature Wildlife Fun Whimsical Retro Digital Computer Illustrator Photoshop Fashion Design T Shirt Poster Retail Merchandise Environment Vintage Scrapbooking Tree Growth Chart
Donnelly, Peter
Peter Donnelly is an award winning illustrator. His work appears in advertising and picture books.
He has art directed pre-school television series as well as designing for award winning animated films. He has been credited on over 15 box office features in Europe and the United States.
His distinctive illustration style is a combination of storytelling and craft design. His influences range from Eyvind Earle to Jim Flora and Gustav Klimt.
Peter's work has been featured on Drawn, IllustrationAge and The Little Chimp Society as well as being awarded by American Illustration, The Creative Quarterly Journal and 3X3 Illustration showcase.
24/7 Studio
Robert Rodriguez, after years of having assistants, and assisting others, found that he was in a position to know whose work could blend together seamlessly so that more than one artist could work on a project while still maintaining a consistent style.
SO..24/7 Studio was born. It is a virtual artist studio, rather than a traditional artist studio. And, the internet has made it possible for the artists to be able to work on large projects that might prove too complex for a single artist. A series of illustrations can be done in a relatively short time frame, and still keep to the high standards required.
Also see Robert Rodriguez's portfolio under the name Robert Rodriguez.
Lund, Jon C.
Classic vintage poster style digital art Influenced by everything from travel posters to matchbooks
and inspired by some of the great commercial artists of the first half of the last century.
Specializing in posters, covers, logos, and lettering for advertising, sales promotion and licensing.
Clients include: The NFL, Disney, PGA, Pepsi, Apple computer, Target, Hasbro, The USGA
Yum Brands, Ghirardelli, ESPN, Parker Bros., Major League Baseball, Wall St. Journal,
Wall Mart, TravelSmith, Bacardi, Wizards of the Coast, Starbucks. .
Classic poster style illustration and typography
Robertson, Michael
Born and raised in northern Ohio, Michael graduated from Bowling Green State University with a degree in painting. He spent ten years as a toy designer and character developer, before trying his hand at illustration. His work has appeared on many children's products, greeting cards and magazines, and has been recognized by the Society of Illustrators.
An avid collector of mid-century art and design since the 80's, Michael's vast array of influences include many modern masters such as Calder and Miro, as well as illustrators like Jim Flora, Alice and Martin Provensen, and Mary Bair.
Michael lives in a spacious industrial warehouse loft in downtown Cleveland, where he enjoys painting, cooking and listening to the extensive collection of vintage soul, jazz, and Brazilian music he has acquired over the years.
Simard, Rémy
Originally a student of political science, French-Canadian artist Rémy Simard began his career as an illustrator in 1980. Working from Montreal, he creates computer-generated illustration for a large variety of clients including Children's Healthcare of Atlanta, Federal Express, General Motors, Citibank, Fidelity Communications, Better Homes & Gardens, Book-of-the-Month Club, McGraw-Hill and Scott Foresman, in the U.S.; and Chrysler, Nissan, Banque Nationale de Paris, Cantel, Ville de Montreal and YTV in Canada. He has also written and illustrated several children's' books, including Monsieur Noir et Blanc, a finalist for Canada's Governor's Prize. To relax after all this work, he likes to race around on his motocyclette!
Our studio produces award-winning pictures in a variety of styles. Our images start with the pencil, always, and finish with digital collage, monoprints, and screen prints. Our clients include the De Young Museum, the New Yorker, the San Francisco International Film Festival, and Farrar Strauss Giroux.
Acadia, Leo
Conceptual graphic illustrations by way of a bold, colorful, and fun approach.... Leo Acadia has created colorful graphic illustrations for a wide range of clients - such as The Wall Street Journal, New York Times, Boston Globe, Time, and Reader's Digest - as well as for book covers, advertising, and pharmaceutical clients. He has earned recognition from The Society of Illustrators, Communication Arts, American Illustration, 3x3 Illustration Annual, and The AltPick awards. More images can be seen at LeoAcadia.com - (link is above).
Larsen, Eric
Eric Larsen's made a career out of NOT specializing...think of him as a one-man art department. He works for clients in editorial, educational and advertising. Hit his website link for more...We really hope you don't hate it that you've got so many choices!
Daigle, Stéphan
Stéphan Daigle (pronounce Stayfan)
Stephan Daigle has built since the eighties an international reputation as a visual artist and as an illustrator. His works has been exhibited in Tokyo, Seoul, Paris, London, New York, Toronto and Montréal.
His strong sense of design and a richly detailed works generate a bold impression and his unique and original artistic style stand apart. A deep feeling of reverence for nature inspire all of Stéphan's works. From narrative to decorative, from simple and strong graphic images to richly detail works, his illustrations can served a wide array of purposes.
His illustrations and paintings have been published in Japan, Korea, France, Spain, Italy,Germany, Sweden, England, Brazil, Argentina, Chilli, Australia, United States and Canada.
His works are part of corporate of private collections.
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Dai Nippon, Oracle Corporation, National Geographic, Imperial Oil Canada (Exxon), Sears Roebuck& Co, Sierra Club, MCI World, Pfizer, Merk, Corona, Pharmacia, Mellon Private Bank, Banco Economico do Brazil, The Discovery Channel, American Airline, American Center for Design, The Atlantic Magazine, Harper Collins, Brook/Cole, Harcourt Brace & Co, Holt Reinhart & Winston, Houghton Mifflin Co, MacMillan McGraw-Hill, Doubleday, Penguin USA, Penguin Canada, SNC Lavalin, Boson Globe, Chicago Tribune, etc
Gevry, Claudine
childrens books, greeting cards, pastel, soft pastel, oil pastel, packaging, illustration, posters
Phillips, Craig
Craig phillips has been providing illustrations to the publishing and advertising industries in the United States, Australia and Europe for over a decade.
He has created book jackets and interior art for Random House, Penguin, Scholastic, Simon & Schuster, Hachette Book Group, TOR Books, Wizards Of The Coast, Oxford University Press and many more. He has created tour posters for Red Hot Chili Peppers, Queens of the Stone Age and Foo Fighters and provided editorial work to many publications including Rolling Stone Magazine.
His work has been included in art annuals such as Spectrum 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 and 18, Society Of Illustrators 53, Luerzers 200 Best Illustrators Worldwide, The Art Of Modern Rock, A Fistful Of Rock, Creative Quarterly 16 and 23. Work has also been exhibited at the Society of Illustrators 53 Book Illustration exhibition in New York, the 2nd Spectrum exhibition at the Museum of American Illustration, a group exhibition at the Erskine gallery in Sydney and a solo exhibition at the University of Arkansas in Florida.
Beaudoin, Rayne
People, Characters, Business, Love, Conceptual, Black & White, Graphic, Cartoon, Fashion, Political, Charcature, Children, Children's Books, Comic, Comic Conceptual, Painterly, Pen and Ink, Storyboards, Wacky, Whimsical, Line and Wash, Food, Comic Humorous.
Pelavin, Daniel
Lettering and Typographic design from past, present and future to get your message seen, appreciated and remembered. And now, find a selection of Pelavin's original fonts at myfonts.com
Tuttle, Jean
Fresh, fun & colorful digital illustrations for corporate, advertising, editorial, children's publishing, packaging & products. Plus infographics, charts, maps, icons & logos. Stock images available.
Wiemann, Roy
Roy creates dynamic digital images out of his NYC studio that meld a love of color with concept for clients such as Saatchi & Saatchi, TIME, Inc, Grey Advertising, HBO, New York Times, CHASE, GigaPan, Springer-Verlag, TIAA-CREF, The New Yorker, IBM, Smithsonian, NYU, Procter & Gamble, AT&T, McGraw-Hill, MSNBC among others. His art has appeared in American Illustration, Communication Arts and HOW magazine. Keywords: architecture, business, charts, conceptual, corporate, design, digital_3D, editorial, infographics, maps, photo collage, publishing, realism, science, stylized realism, technology, text, trade
Panton, Doug
Whimsical Digital Illustration with a business commerce, corporate and information technology slant. Stock illustration available.
Zivoin, Jennifer
Jennifer Zivoin is a children's book illustrator living in Carmel, Indiana. Although she has been trained in media ranging from figure drawing to virtual reality, her passion is bringing stories to life through her paintings. Jennifer earned her Bachelor of Arts degree with highest distinction from the honors division of Indiana University. She then began her professional career as a graphic designer, and later became a creative director at a multimedia design company. Today, she enjoys living out her dream of creating art for children's books. In addition to illustrating, Jennifer's hobbies include reading, baking, biking and ballroom dancing, especially tango!
Starr, Jim
With over 20 years experience as an
Illustrator, Jim has a wide range of styles &
skills seen at http://www.jimstarr.com. Jim
received his BFA from Carnegie Mellon
University in 1982. Today, Jim primarily
illustrates electronically, but also continues
to work in traditional techniques. My goal
in every assignment is to work closely with
the designer/art director to come up with
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illustration." Jim has worked for a wide
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icons, package design, editorial,
corporate, portraits, event posters, and
web graphics. Jim works in many different
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airbrush, woodcut, pastel, paintings,
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Fresh,conceptually strong, well designed digital illustration, specializing in archictectural, comic, comic conceptual, comic humorous, conceptual, digital, multiple styles, pen and ink, realism, science, wacky, whimsical, logos , graphic , scratchboard, pastels, paintings, airbrush, speckled, textured, posters, icons, web, art, editorial, corporate, travel, books, children, education, entertainment, games, gaming, gameboards, comic, humorous, design, industrial, industry, manufacturing, labor, infographics, maps, lifestyle, architectural, impressionistic, line with color, line and color, montage, nature, animals, stipple, silhouette, sports, technology, computers, transportation, vacation, wildlife, historical, retro, traditional, wacky, whimsical, scratch board, digital, llustrator, photoshop, painter, collage, black and white, black & white, watercolor, vector, pencil, oil, acrylic, realistic, realism, photo realism, painterly, packaging, package, financial, money, investments, investing, characters, identity, government, political, cartoon, charts, diagrams, business, food, dining, landscapes, medical, magazine, arts, music, childrens books, display, point of purchase, pop, holidays, partys, identity
Crawford, Susan
After giving marine biology a try in college, Susan decided to fall back on a more stable and lucrative profession: illustration. With her artist/writer husband Allen Crawford, she formed Plankton Art Company in 1999.
Susan's stylized, graceful forms are largely inspired by nature and mid-century modernism. She has worked for Target, Warner Bros., Chronicle Books, Knopf, Ride Snowboards, Hasbro, National Geographic Kids Magazine, Discovery Channel and The Smithsonian National Zoo. The most ambitious project she's ever worked on was a series of 400 hand-rendered identification key illustrations of fish, plants and other undersea creatures for The American Museum of Natural History's Milstein Hall of Ocean Life, where her drawings are on permanent display.
Susan's paintings and drawings have been exhibited at numerous galleries, most notably Jonathan LeVine Gallery in Chelsea. She lives in a historic Quaker town in Central New Jersey, where she often goes on kayak trips in the Pine Barrens to look for tree frogs and orchids.
Karlén, José Per
Brochure, Book, Black & White, Advertising, Poster, People, Corporate, Editorial, Decorative, Computer/Digital, Children, annual reports, people, business, work, intelligent, corporate, information, typography, art, advertising, poster, product, packaging, animation, children, Lettering, childrens book, conceptual, decorative, lettering, naive, line, bitmap, digital, vector, computer, whimsical, wacky, corporate, ink, pen, advertising, editorial, characters, graphic design, book publishing, CD covers, book covers.
Innovative, intelligent and fun.
Clients include: IBM, WPP, The Swatch Group, Royal Mail, Orange mobile company.
Schumer, Arlen
Comic book art continues to infiltrate American popular culture on all fronts, from superhero movies to graphic novels! I produce comic book-styled art for advertising agencies and their clients across the country, and editorially for national consumer and trade magazines. My backgrounds in illustration, graphic design, art direction and copywriting, combined with expertise in and enthusiasm for the comic book medium and its rich history, produce imagery that stands out from the crowd! For print & web! Flash animation too: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6bTHjtZgbAI&list=UUwkw6QB6OFKcfxK17macOlQ&index=29
O'Hara, Colleen
Whimsical style ideal for kids and grown ups. Graphic Illustration from naive to sophisticated to retro for Editorial, Advertising and Children's Books. Clients include: Toyota, Up with Paper, EK Success, Virgin Mobile, Condé Nast Traveler, Modern Bride, Philadelphia Home, Maxon Furniture, Scholastic Books, ChickaDee, Purell, Lubraderm, Bell XpressVu, British Petroleum and the Grammy Awards. Work delivered Digitally by email, ftp or on disk. KEYWORDS: Teenage Children Lifestyle Magazine Cute Kids Animals Nature Wildlife Funny Humorous Girls Boys Adult Whimsical Retro Modern Contemporary Newspaper Digital Computer Illustrator Photoshop Fashion Design T Shirt Poster Retail Calendar Merchandise Environment Green Vintage Financial Conceptual Concepts Symbolism Scrapbooking
Lazareva, Anna
Anna Lazareva has wanted to be an illustrator since she was a little girl.
She started to study drawing when she was 4. Anna graduated from the
University in 2007 where she majored in journalism and the history of
art. Her thesis project was about the relationship between editorial illustrations
and the articles they are created for.
She has attended summer courses at School of Visual Arts and Parsons New
School for Design. Anna's source of inspirations are: fashion blogs,
vintage photos and her travels around the world.
Now she works at her little studio in Moscow, and she would love to work with you.
Grethen, Donna
Hand lettering and illustrations for everything. My work has been used for advertising, books, covers, editorial, packaging and web design. Society of Illustrators 44 and 53. Print 2002.
Masuda, Coco
Raised in Tokyo, living in New York, vacationing in Hawaii, Coco Masuda creates artwork as diverse as the bustling cities and the tropical island that she has called home. Coco is a graduate of the Parsons School of Design and with her background as a graphic designer, she comes up with unique solutions for each and every project. Coco lives and works in Tribeca with her young daughter.
She has an elegant and stylized lifestyle illustration, many featuring women of various ethnicity, for licensing, posters, advertising, design, packaging, publishing and editorial. She particularly enjoys working on children and tweens illustration.
Susan Crawford / Plankton Art Co.
Digital, graphic, stylized forms, children's books, nature, children, retro, lettering, toys and games, humor, caricature, decorative, whimsical, style, design, logos, books, lifestyle, food. Clients include: American Museum of Natural History, Chronicle, Smithsonian National Zoo.
Etheridge, John
Traditional and digital scratchboard and woodcut illustration • Line, pen and ink • Black and white (B&W) or full color • Specializing in: packaging and product, food and beverage, people and portraits, landscapes and nature, business and technical • Icons, logos / identity, corporate, annual reports, editorial, publishing; advertising illustration • Conceptual and realism / representational.
Vecdr Studio
Kozjan, Drazen
Illustration with a stylish edge using traditional and computer media, Drazen's clients include Hyperion Books, Asian Wall Street Journal, Spinmaster Toys, Sky Magazine, Ferrero, Universal Productions, Warner Brothers Music, Fox Television and The Ebeling Group
Malcolm Jones was born in Manchester, England, in 1954. Malcolm is a professional, award winning illustrator with a diverse range of skills and experience who has worked freelance in the graphic arts for more than thirty years. Malcolm is a print maker, teacher, and most recently, consultant to some of Canada's largest high technology companies.
Malcolm develops specialized imagery for corporations, including; company and product identities (branding), communications and marketing materials (technical publications, promotions), and the R+D cycle (graphics and conceptualization). Malcolm also provides illustrations in both traditional and digital media for use in consumer and trade magazines, museum displays, text books, posters, and other mediums of use, specializing in large and/or complex requirements.
Malcolm Jones graduated from the Ontario College of Art, Toronto, in 1987. He is a member of the Canadian Association of Photographers and Illustrators in Communications (CAPIC) where he currently holds the position of Toronto Chapter V.P. Programming - illustration.
Stuart, John
John Stuart, is an illustrator based in Mississauga Ontario who has spent many years specializing in the field of cartooning. John has designed characters, locations, logo's, products, t-shirt designs and animation. He has a very strong graphic, fun, clean and vibrant style of illustration.
AT Rock
graphic lettering fashion textiles patterns clothing bold cool design and graphic patterns fun fashion beach swimwear design nature people
741 illustration
A new group of illustrators with differing styles, figurative, caricature, digital, cartoons, realistic, calligraphy, fashion, childrens', design, collage
O'Hara, Colleen
Fun, stylized, graphic illustrations in a style that ranges from retro to contemporary, whimsical and sophisticated. Clients include Virgin Mobile, Modern Bride, Conde Naste Traveller, Quirk Books, Toyota, IBM, Thermasilk, Purell, Maxon Furniture, Scholastic, EK Success, Up With Paper, Bell XpressVu, 3M,The Grammy Awards and Fifty Plus Magazine. Featuring people, style and fashion, interiors, furniture, business and office, computer, spot, corporate, education, food, restaurant, cafe, jazz, coffee, cocktails, book, leisure, design, portraits, children's books, advertising, brochures, editorial, greeting cards, packaging, posters, publications, websites, merchandising, retail, concept, toys, car, airplane, airport, stickers, stationery, vacation, family, retro, vehicle, scrapbooking, nostalgia, maps, road trip, decorative, monkeys, wallpaper, cards, bananas, fruit, giftwrap, children's room, patterns, sightseeing, travel, architecture, christmas, holiday, festive, snowman, scarf, hat


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