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Post by pulmonaria on Mar 12, 2012 12:37:36 GMT 1
Hey everyone,
This year I really want to go two days, but since I'm from the netherlands. (Noord holland...) I really need a place to stay. What are the best options? The Holiday inn seems good.
I have no idea with how many people I'll be going.
Any suggestions? [:
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Post by dogsoldiersthingy on Mar 12, 2012 15:09:01 GMT 1
Hey everyone, This year I really want to go two days, but since I'm from the netherlands. (Noord holland...) I really need a place to stay. What are the best options? The Holiday inn seems good. I have no idea with how many people I'll be going. Any suggestions? [: Pretty much depends on a lot of things. What kind of hotel do you want? Do you want a sort of luxury? Do you want singles or wouldn't you mind sleeping with 6 in a room? Is price more important than the distance? I would pretty much advise browsing the net. A lot of descriptions and photos will probably help to find you an ideal place  (and the Holiday Inn is indeed quite a good hotel) |
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Post by kakalili on Mar 12, 2012 22:12:13 GMT 1
i concur dogsoldiersthingy, holiday inn will not be cheap, but it is right next to it and in the evening you can dine at the ikea  |
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Post by kaydra on Mar 13, 2012 22:31:19 GMT 1
or you can use Couchsurfing and see wether ppl near the convention don't mind hosting you for the weekend. The thing about couchsurfing is that you basically just crash on ppl's couch for free (but in theory the only thing they have to offer is their couch, tho most have a spare bed). Who knows maybe even facts visitors actually open up their house |
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