Qbic Hotel Amsterdam WTC is the low cost design hotel of Amsterdam, with cheap rates starting from €69.00.
Due to the efficiency of Qbic Hotels, we can offer our high quality accommodation at discount prices. Central to this is the Cubi, a cube-shaped state-of-the-art living space. Each Cubi features a practical configuration, with an extra long Hästens bed, Philippe Starck design bathroom elements, LCD TV, high-speed Internet, safe and an ingenious work-and-dine set. A real pod hotel in Amsterdam!
The Qbic Hotel in Amsterdam, is located in the World Trade Center, right in the middle of the financial district and economic heart of Amsterdam (the South Axis), a prime business location. It is also situated very close to Amsterdam Schiphol Airport and the RAI Convention Center, and only 10 minutes by tram or taxi from Amsterdam city center.

The World Trade Center is a city on its own, offering a full range of facilities you would not find in many ordinary hotels; an office complex with conference services, restaurants, cafe, bank, post office, supermarket, boutique, bookstore, hairdresser, florist, dry cleaner, fitness & health center and print and copy services.
So if you are looking for pod hotels in Amsterdam on business travel or for a weekend break, and want to mind your budget, Qbic Hotels in Amsterdam WTC is the place to be. The low cost design hotel offers great discounts and cheap prices!
Qbic Hotel Amsterdam WTC
Strawinskylaan 241
1077 XX Amsterdam
The Netherlands
Tel: 0900-QHOTELS
Fax: 0031 43 3100712
info@Qbichotels.com
Qbic Hotel Antwerp is located right in the city center of Antwerp, the diamond capital of the world. The Antwerp hotel is situated in the former office building the Van OmmerenHouse, a glass building, dating from 1938 on the corner of the Lange Koepoortstraat and the Sint-Paulusstraat. On the ground floor restauratier Vinko Pepa – the man behind places like Kapitein Zeppos, Bar Italia and Canal – runs a brasserie.
Lange Koepoortstraat 2-4
2000 Antwerpen
Tel: 0900-QHOTELS
FAX: 0031 43 3100712
info@Qbichotels.com
The hotel serves breakfast in a fashionable way, on a conveyor belt like in a trendy sushi bar. It also features a sauna and fitness facilities.


The Qbic Hotel Maastricht, is located in the city center of this burgundy town in the most southern point of the Netherlands. Situated in the cozy neighborhood called Wyck, only 200 meters from train station, parallel to the main shopping street. It is surrounded by restaurants, café's, and a vast selection of shops. The MECC convention center is also only minutes away by car or public transportation. And the entire city can be covered by foot easily from the hotel.
So if you are looking for pod hotels in Maastricht on business travel or for a weekend break, and want to mind your budget, Qbic Hotels Maastricht is the place to be. The low cost design hotel offers great discounts and cheap prices!
St Maartenslaan 1
6221 AV Maastricht
The Nederlands
Tel: 0900-QHOTELS
FAX: 0031 43 3100712
info@Qbichotels.com
India is famous for its hill stations, most of them being developed by the Britishers during their rule. These all formed the summer capitals during their rule. All the hill stations are well linked from the major cities and towns by road, rail and air. Also these have good boarding/lodging facilities with amenities like swimming pools, pool tables, casinos etc. The picturesque Hill stations are popular as resorts among both Indians and visitors, providing a relaxing and salubrious retreat from the heat and dust of the plains. The snow clad peaks and the cool hill stations on the foothills of these hills provide respite from the hustle and bustle of the city. India has seven principal mountain ranges and the most important amongst them are the Himalayas followed by the Shivaliks, which have the most popular hill resorts. Shimla, Dalhousie, Nainital, Mussorie, Panchmarhi, Mount Abu, and Kodaikanal are some of the favorite hill resorts of international tourists.
The Indian peninsula is surrounded by the Arabian Sea on the West, the Bay of Bengal on the East and the Indian Ocean from the South. The Sahyadri hills have given rise to the scenic beauty where the sea and hills meet. This has made Konkan on the western coast a very rich and fertile land. While on the eastern side, a wider area stretches between Bay of Bengal and Eastern Ghats, called as the Coromandal Coast. The Indian peninsula is made up of Gujarat, Maharashtra, Goa, Karnataka, Kerala, Daman & Diu and Lakshadweep Islands facing the Arabian Sea and West Bengal, Orissa, Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Pondicherry and Andaman Nicobar Islands facing Bay of Bengal. Of all Gujarat has the longest coastline. India is endowed with several beautiful beaches, dotting its long coastline.
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Today India is a home to all kinds of people from different religions. Each having its own unique culture and tradition. Due to its richness India was of strategic and economic importance to many Empires. The traditional Indian rulers like the Marathas, Marvars, Peshwas, Rajputs, and many others shaped the places like Gwalior, Udaipur, Jaipur, Pune, Mysore and many more. These places have priceless monuments and forts like Shaniwar wada, Raigad fort and world famous palaces like those of the Scindias. India was invaded first by the Mughals, in the fourteenth and fifteenth century. They ruled for almost four centuries and are a significant part of Indian History. The Taj Mahal, Qutub Minar, Red fort, and many other monuments reflect Mughal architecture. These have influenced Indian culture and is seen even today in modern India 

