A summary of your accommodation information for your time in The Netherlands and Germany is below!
*Rooming lists will have been pre-determined and will be made known at group check-in at each hotel*
Amsterdam (September 8 – 11)
Hotel Golden Tulip Amsterdam West
Molenwerf 1, 1014 AG
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Phone +31202629260
Frankfurt (September 11 – 14)
The Corner Hotel
Mainzer Landstrasse
60329 Frankfurt am Main
Phone: +49 069 256 265 50
Munich (September 14 – 17)
Meininger Hotel Munich City Center
Landsberger Str. 20
80339 München, Germany
Phone:+49 89 54998023
Berlin (September 17 – 22)
Generator Hostel Berlin Mitte
Oranienburger Str. 65, 10117
Berlin, Germany
Phone:+49 30 921037680
Here are some general rules, tips, and expectations for your time abroad!
Use common sense- rules that apply when you’re traveling in the U.S. still apply abroad!
Noise:
In order to avoid disturbing other guests, please use headphones when listening to music, or keep the volume low, and please keep your voices down.
Utilities and use:
- NEVER leave heating or air conditioning units while you are not in the room. If you must have them on when you are sleeping, keep them low.
- Always turn off the lights when you leave your room.
Safety:
- Keep your door locked at all times. Neither the your university/CISabroad nor the the hotel will not be responsible for any stolen items.
- It is strictly forbidden to throw any object or substance from windows, balconies, terraces or roofs. This includes keys, cigarette butts or anything else big or small.
Guests and Alcohol Policies:
- Disrespectful behavior related to alcohol consumption will end up in dismissal from the group accommodations and you will have to find your own housing at your own expense.
- The consumption of drugs, as well as keeping or dealing with them, is absolutely prohibited.
Financial Liability:
- You will have to pay for any damage done to the accommodations (doors, walls, floors, furniture, etc.).
Helpful tips for living with other people:
- Respect your roommate and other people staying at the hotel.
- Remember that you are not on a college campus and not in your own home. Respect the property and get out of the “college campus” mentality.
- Talk to the staff if a problem arises and you cannot work it out with your roommate.