PRAGUE.

HOTE H HUTTIG.

OTEL D'ANGLETERRE. - (Englischer Hof.) Proprietor, Mr. F. This first-rate establishment is much frequented by English travellers for its moderate charges, comfort, and cleanliness. It is situated near the Railway Station and Post-office. Table d'Hôte, four o'clock. Dinner à la carte, or at fixed price at any hour. English Newspapers. English and French spoken.

GOLDEN ENGEL (Goldener Engel).

EXCELLENT HOTEL, NEWLY RESTORED.

Very well situated near the Railway Station, the Theatre, and Imperial Post Office. English and French Newspapers. F. STICKEL, Proprietor.

RAGATZ.

HOTEL TAMINA AND PENSION,
KEPT BY PERSONS OF GOOD FAMILY.

FIRST-CLASS HOTEL, combining every modern comfort; particularly

recommended to English families. Very good situation. Fine view. Cold and Warm Baths. Pension until the 15th of June, at moderate terms. Open all the year.

Apply to Mr. JAKLE, Director.

RENNES.

GRAND

HOTEL.

FIRST-CLASS HOTEL, the best in the town. Very comfortable, and

frequented by English families. Large and small well-furnished apartments and saloons. Reading saloons. Foreign papers. English spoken.

RHEIMS.

HOTEL DU LION D'OR. This excellent Establishment, very well situ

ated, just opposite the Cathedral, is conducted by the Proprietor himself, Mr. DISTANT, Junior, and deserves in every respect, the patronage of English travellers. Table d'Hote. Private Dinners at any hour. English, German, and Italian spoken. N.B.-English church near the Hotel.

ROTTERDAM.

HOTEL DE L'EUROPE.

HIS HOTEL has been newly established this year, is situated in the way Station, and close to all the Landing places of the different Steamers. The rooms are well and comfortably furnished, so that travellers and families will find every comfort, combined with the most civil attendance and moderate charges. Table d'Hôte at half-past four, and Dinners à la Carte at any time.

Proprietor, Mr. C. BAKKER,

EW BATH HOTEL.-Passengers and Families visiting or returning embarking place of the Steamboats, and offers great advantages from its proximity to the Quay. A person from the Hotel is always in attendance on the arrival of every Packet, to afford informat and assistance.

ROTTERDAM-Continued.

ADLER'S HOTEL DES PAYS BAS, situate in the most central part of

the City, affords extensive and excellent accommodation for Families and Gentlemen. Large Dining-rooms for Table d'Hôte or Private Dinners. Upwards of Sixty Bedrooms, comfortably and elegantly furnished.

Mr. ADLER trusts his proverbial attention to his guests, and knowledge of the English Language, will continue to render him deserving of the patronage of English travellers.

VICTORIA

THIS

HOTEL.

HIS Hotel, opened in May, 1869, and built expressly for an English Hotel, is situated in the centre of the town (West End), on the most fashionable Promenade of Rotterdam, just opposite the landing-place of all the steamers to and from England. The rooms, spacious and airy, are elegantly furnished, and English travellers will find here every desirable comfort combined with the most civil attendance and moderate charges. Table d'Hôte. Choice Wines, English Newspapers. English, French, and German spoken. Mr. T. TYSSEN will spare no pains to deserve the patronage of English travellers.

LEYGRAAFF (STADS HERBERG). The above Hotel

is delightfully situated facing the Park, the most fashionable Promenade of Rotterdam, in close proximity to the landing-places of the various steamers, and at no great distance from the Rhenish and Dutch Railway Stations. The arrangements of the establishment are especially adapted to tourists. Families desiring quiet, cleanliness, and civil and prompt attendance will have their views fully met. A capacious Concert Room and Billiard Table are attached. Table d'Hôte and Wines of the choicest vintages at moderate charges. English, French, and German spoken. No touters are employed by this hotel.

ROUEN.

MITH'S ALBION HOTEL.-This Hotel is situated on the healthiest part

and the splendid Scenery surrounding Rouen. Travellers will find at this First-rate and well-known old establishment, every comfort and attendance, so seldom met with on the Continent. Good French and English cooking. Wines of the best quality. Excellent "Table d'Hôte" at 6 o'clock. "Restaurant à la Carte." English and French Servants.

RAND HOTEL D'ANGLETERRE, on the Quay.-Mr. Léon Souchard,

situation, &c.; and the new Proprietor has entirely re-fitted it, and added a very comfortable Smoking-room. It is situated on the Quay, facing the Bridges, and commands the finest view of the Seine, and the magnificent scenery encircling Rouen, that it is possible to imagine. Travellers will find at this first-rate establishment every comfort-airy Rooms, good Beds, Refreshments and Wines of the best quality at moderate prices. An excellent Table d'Hôte at six o'clock, price 3fr. 50c. Restaurant à la carte. Mr. Souchard speaks English, and has English servants. An excellent Descriptive Guide of Rouen can be had of Mr. Souchard.

ST. LO.

HOTEL DU SOLEIL LEVANT.-Kept by M. DUPRE -Very good Hotel,

situated in the centre of the town, very near the Town Hall, surrounded with a beautiful garden, and commanding a most magnificent view of St, Lo and neighbourhood, Recommended for es comfort and moderate charges.

SCHWALBACH (NASSAU).

HOTEL THE DUKE OF NASSAU,
Proprietor.-J. WILHELMY.

HIS FIRST-CLASS HOTEL, Patronised by the Nobility and Families Springs, Baths, and Public Promenades, commanding fine views of the surrounding country, consists of suites of elegantly-furnished apartments for Families and Gentlemen, replete with comfort and reasonable charges. Wines of the first vintage. The Times newspaper and Punch regularly

taken.

HOTEL DE LA PROMENADE. First-class Hotel, situated near the

Royal Bath House on the Promenade, between the Wein and Stahlbrunnen. Baths of Mineral Water in the Hotel. Drawing-room. Large Dining-room. Reading-room. Carriages, &c. FERDINAND GREBERT, Proprietor. Exchange Office. ERNEST GREBERT, Correspondent of several English Banks.

SEDAN.

HOTEL

[OTEL DE L'EUROPE (Patronised by H.R.H. the Prince of Wales English comfort. "Table d'Hote" and "Restaurant.." Bass's and Burton Pale Ale. Best London Stout. Kinahan's LL Whisky. Well appointed equipages. English spoken. Omnibus to and from every train. Daily and weekly London papers.

SPA.

HOTE

OTEL D'ORANGE, newly embellished and enlarged.-Extensively patronised by the first families. Situated near the Redoute, the Source, and Promenades; it affords the best accommodation. The Table d'Hôte enjoys a great reputation. Mr. MULLER is also Proprietor of the Hotels "DE DOUVRES" and "DE LA PAIX."

RUE DE LA PAIX AT PARIS.

HOTEL D'YORK.-This Hotel is one of the oldest in Spa, and particularly

frequently by English travellers, and the best in the locality. It is exceedingly well situated in the healthiest and pleasantest part of the town, close to the Redoute, the Promenades, and the Boulevard des Anglais. The apartments are comfortable, airy, and command the finest and most varied view of the mountains. The Omnibus of the Hotel runs regularly to and from the Railway Station, awaiting every Train. English, French, and American papers.

LARDNER, Proprietor.

STRASBOURG.

HOTEL DE PARIS.-Mr. EDWARD RUFENACHT. Proprietor of this unri

valled Establishment, respectfully offers his grateful acknowledgments to the English Nobility and Gentry for their continued patronage, and avails himself of this occasion to assure Travellers visiting Strasbourg that no efforts will be spared on his part to render their sojourn at the above Hotel both comfortable and satisfactory. Charges moderate. Omnibuses at the Station.

HOTE

OTEL DE LA MAISON-ROUGE, GRAND PLACE, kept by Mr. FREYSZ. This old-established Hotel will be found equally desirable for families and single travellers, iu consequence of its central situation, excellent accommodation, and moderate charges. Mr. Freysz, to accommodate his numerous guests, has entirely re-furnished the Hotel, and spares no expense nor pain to deserve the continuation of the patronage of English travellers. Table d'Hôte twice a day Excellent Wines. Dinners and Breakfast à la carte. Omnibuses at the Station and Steamboats.

STRASBOURG—Continued.

HOTEL DE FRANCE,

LACE ST. PIERRE LE JEUNE, 2.

Breakfast, Dinner, &c, at any hour. "Restaurant à la Carte.' L. OSTERMAN, Proprietor.

OTEL L'ANGLETERRE, kept by A. GOEBEL.-This first-class Hotel, situate in the centre of the town, opposite the Railway Station, adjoining the Post and Telegraph-office, near the Theatre, recommends itself for its comfort and moderate charges. Wellfurnished apartments and rooms for gentlemen and families "Table d'Hôte" at 1 and 6 o'clock. Pension during the winter. The house is newly restored since the war.

HOTEL ZUM REHNSTOCK (HOTEL DE LA VIGNETTE), 67,

LARGE STRASSE (GRANDE RUE), kept by G. HEIDT and HEILIG, situated in the centre of Strasbourg, near the Cathedral and Railway Station. Great comfort, combined with moderate charges. Omnibus at the Station. English spoken in the Hotel.

STUTTGART.

HOTEL MARQUARDT.

Is situated in the finest part of the town, in the beautiful Place Royal, near

facing the new Odeon. The Hotel will be found most comfortable in every respect, the apartments are elegantly furnished, and suitable for families or single gentlemen. Tables d'Hôte at 1 and 5 o'clock French and English newspapers. Gme. Marquardt, Proprietor.

DE SION RUTHLING, EUGEN STRASSE, 6.-Recommends itself to its proximity to the Park, Museums, Theatres, and the American Railway leading to Canstatt, charming watering place, within five minutes from the town, increases still its pleasantness. The house is entirely rebuilt and newly re-furnished. The prices for Board and Lodging are from 64 francs per day. Dinner at 1 o'clock, and supper at 7 o'clock, are taken in common. Conversation saloon. Newspapers; piano.

TARASP-SC ULS (FNGADINE, SWITZERLAND).

TARASP-SCHULS BATHS,

4,000 feet above the level of the Sea. The strongest alcaline waters in Europe, renowned for their efficacy in a great number of diseases. The Baths are open, and cures commence on the 13th of June. Daily communications with all the surrounding places. Apply to the direction of TaraspSchuls Kurhause.

TOURS.

HOTEL DE LA BOULE D'OR,
Kue Royale.

VERY COMFORTABLE ESTABLISHMENT, situated in the most

beautiful part of the town. Well-furnished apartments for families and single gentlemen. Table d'Hôte. Private service. English spoken. E. GUILLAUME, Proprietor.

THE MNie prettiest and HE HOTEL DE L'UNIVERS, CHEREAU DUCHEMIN, Proprietor. -One of

most agreeable part of the town, close to the Railway Station. The comforts of this Establishment correspond with the splendour of the exterior. The large and small apartments are equally well furnished, and kept with the greatest care. There is a Reading-room in the Hotel, supplied with French and Foreign Newspapers. An excellent Table d'Hôte at half-past 5. Omnibuses to and from every Train. English spoken.

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TREVES, ON THE MOSELLE.

OTEL LA MAISON ROUGE (formerly the HOTEL DE VILLE), with its celebrated Latin inscription:

"Ante Romam Treveris Stabit annis mille trecentis." Has been considerably enlarged since 1862, and offers great advantages for large families or tourists, Apartments from Ifr. 50c. to 6frs. The London Times. Proprietor, JOSEPH BECKER.

Route from London to Brussels, thence by Great Luxemburg Railway. No other City of Germany or Northern Europe possesses such extensive Relics of Antiquity. THE HOTEL DE TREVES is a first-rate house for Families and GentleMoselle Wine of the best quality.

TRIESTE.

HOTEL DELORME. First-class establishment, expressly constructed for a

Hotel. Baths on each flour. Table d'Hôte. "Restaurant," known for its good French cooking. The Hotel is certainly the most central in the town-on the Grande Place, opposite the Exchange and Theatre, and commanding a fine view of the sea. The Hotel de Franee has been incorporated in this Hotel.

HOT

ULM.

OTEL DE RUSSIE (RUSSISCHER HOF).—Carl HEINRICH, Proprietor. This splendid and first-rate Establishment, situated opposite the Post Office, twenty paces from the Railway Station, and close to the Promenade, is elegantly and comfortably furnished. Employs first-rate cooks. Foreign papers of all sorts. Charges moderate. Advantageous arrangoments made with Families or Single Person's remaining for a period.

VEVEY (SWITZERLAND).

OTEL MONNET, dit des 3 Couronnes.

HOT

MESSRS. SCпотт & Co., Pro

prietors, and successors to Mr. Monnet. This large and first-class establishment, situated close to the Lake, affords superior accommodation for Families and Gentlemen. It is extensively patronised for its comfort and cleanliness. Persons remaining some time will find this a most desirable residence; and from October 15 to June 1, they can live here moderately en pension. Reading Room supplied with papers. All languages spoken.

HOTEL

D'ANGLETERRE, (FORMERLY HOTEL SEEN),

IRST-CLASS HOUSE, newly re-organised, situated ou the banks of LAKE Board during the winter. Baths at the Hotel. Omnibus of the Hotel at the Railway Station. C. HAACK, previously of the Hotel de la Métropole, Geneva.

GRAND

HOTEL DE VEVEY,

OPENED FEBRUARY, 1868.

FIRST-CLASS HOUSE. Splendid situation, in the midst of a large park,

on the Lake shore. Magnificent view in all directions. Baths in the Hotel. Lift. Telegraphic Bureau. Landing-place for the Lake Steamers. Omnibus at the Railway Station. Board during the winter season,