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TRAVEL BARGAINS: TOURS TO HOLLAND GO BEYOND THE WINDMILLS.


Byline: Daily News and Wire Services

Two eight-day tours of Holland that take in everything from the tulip tulip [Pers.,=turban], any plant of the large genus Tulipa, hardy, bulbous-rooted members of the family Liliaceae (lily family), indigenous to north temperate regions of the Old World from the Mediterranean to Japan and growing most abundantly on the steppes  fields of Keukenhof and the Delft Delft (dĕlft), city (1994 pop. 91,941), South Holland prov., W Netherlands. It has varied industries and is noted for its ceramics (china, tiles, and pottery) known as delftware. Founded in the 11th cent.  pottery factory to the Hague and the old fishing village of Volendam are available through September from Trafalgar Tours.

The ``Best of Holland'' first-class package begins at $899 per person, double occupancy. The ``Highlights of Holland'' tour features tourist-class hotels and begins at $675 per person, double occupancy. Both tours include motorcoach transportation, many meals and guided sightseeing. Air fare to Holland is not included. Information: (800) 457-6891.

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The Murray Hill Inn, 143 E. 30th St. between Lexington and Third avenues, is a brownstone brownstone, red to brown variety of sandstone. Its unusual color is caused in some instances by the presence of red iron oxide which acts as a cement, binding the sand grains together.  that opened in March with 44 single and double rooms. Rooms are small, and the bathrooms are shared, but they go for $50 and $65 - plus tax - with color TV and maid service. Information:: (212) 545-0879.

The Larchmont, at 27 W. 11th St. between Fifth and Sixth avenues in Greenwich Village, is 55 rooms in a brownstone. Price of $60 and $70 for singles and $85, $90 and $99 for doubles, tax extra - gets you TV, air conditioning, robes and slippers. Shared bathrooms. Information: (212) 989-9333.

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Publication:Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
Date:May 18, 1997
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