A Royal Location for #TweetUpTheHague no 2

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At the entrance of the Carlton Ambassador Hotel in The Hague this poster commemorates the 25th birthday of the small Carlton chain of luxury hotels.

I wrote earlier about the history of the hotel:

In 2004 Mr J. Schoon published a small history (ISBN 90-9018992-0) of the Ambassador. Already in the 19nd century the hotel was set up and operated by Mrs Geertruida Vos, a daughter of the owner of the then famous hotel “Zalm” (Salmon) in Gouda which hotel Salmon was one of the first hotels in the Netherlands. Mrs Vos was very successful and therefor her nickname became “Goudvosje” (“little Gold Fox”).

So the Ambassador has a rich history as a hotel in the Hague.

Today it hosted #TweetUpTheHague Royally:

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And it pointed us Royally to its
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Rubens Bar

Thanks Carlton Ambassador Hotel for offering your location, the welcome bubbly drink and the snacks! Thanks all co organizers and thanks all participants for being such a bubbly bunch!

More to follow
Last edited by Happy Hotelier on 02/05/2010 at 11:13 PM

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2 Responses to A Royal Location for #TweetUpTheHague no 2

  1. A big thanks to Martijn and the Rubens Bar, the service was excellent and we really felt welcome. The Rubens Bar is definitely a destination on our list for the future!

  2. Rudolph

    Thanks to :
    1.
    all of you who were in de Rubens Bar for being there to see you (again) in real life !
    (Who will write a message to HM The Queen ?)

    2.
    The Rubens Bar & The Carlton Ambassador for the perfect venue ! And for bubbles and finger-food !

    3.
    The organizers !

    4.
    Last but not least: Twitter !

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