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House & Garden 
HOUSE 6- GARDEN'S INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL BUREAU 
... 
The Ambassador 
Hotels System 
L OCATED in cities which 
j most Americans visit 
for pleasure or business, 
these hotels offer true hos¬ 
pitality and incomparable 
cuisine and service. Mod¬ 
erate tariffs. 
The Ambassador, New York 
The Ambassador, Atlantic City 
The Ambassador, Los Angeles 
The Alexandria, Los Angeles 
The Ambassador, Santa Barbara 
CZJhe Ambassador 
‘'New H-Jorks CMosi ‘Distinctive r ."Hotel 
New Yorkers, accustomed to good hotels, have watched the 
construction of this splendid Ambassador on Park Avenue 
between 51st and 52nd Streets, with unusual approval. 
Announcement of its opening means a new achievement— 
a new pride for the metropolis. 
Facing Park Avenue, one of the world’s most stately boule¬ 
vards, yet touching the theatre and shopping district, The 
Ambassador offers unusual qualities of appointments, envi¬ 
ronment and service. Delightful fountain garden, tea room, 
grill and ball room for special social functions. Spacious 
guest rooms, each with outside exposure, may be engaged 
singly or en suite. 
HPHE prestige of the Waldorf- 
Astoria has gained in lustre 
with each succeeding year. It 
is the first choice of those who 
recognize distinction of service and 
surroundings of the utmost elegance. 
alio COa Worl'-astoria 
Fifth. Avenue yy. and 34 l . 1 ’ Streets. NewVorlk. 
L.M. Boomer.President 
^/HEN you’re planning 
to travel, think once. 
Think, “House & Garden 
Tr avel Bureau.” That 
settles destination, route, 
hotel. 
You won’t have to think 
again until you come to 
congratulating yourself on 
the success of your trip. 
! MOTEL VENBOME 
tbommortwealff) S{ve. ‘/doslor^ 
at ‘Dartmouth Street 
HOMELIKE—ACCESSIBLE- 
WELL CONDUCTED 
Affording the highest stand¬ 
ards of comfort and service 
and notable for its cuisine. 
Delightfully situated in the 
Back Bay District. Quickly 
accessible to Boston’s attrac¬ 
tions. 
C. H. GREENLEAF CO., Props. 
Everett B. Rich, Managing Director 
Franklin K. Pierce, Associate Mgr. 
Send for Illustrated Booklet. 
For all information 
concerning railway 
services, trips, tours, 
Winter resorts, town 
regulations, baths and 
sanatoriums, sports 
and amusements, official and private schools, 
artistic curiosities, etc., apply: 
Swiss Tourist Information Office 
Lowenstrasse 55, Zurich 
The Branch Office, Place St. Francois, 6, Lausanne 
The offices of the American Express Co., in United States 
The offices of Thos. Cook & Son in all parts of the world 
Chief Winter Resorts: 
Bernese Oberland: Grindelwald, Murren, Wengen 
The Grisons: Davos, St. Moritz 
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| House (^Garden’s | 
INTERNATIONAL I 
I TRAVEL BUREAU 
“I wish I knew someone who’d l 
taken that West Indies trip,” you § 
| say to yourself, as you pick out | 
1 your cabin from that torpedo- § 
1 shaped steamship plan. 
You want a little special in- | 
1 formation about which hotel is 1 
1 better, the one on the beach, or 1 
| the one in the hills—and what I 
| sort of motor road there is from 1 
1 the city where you land to the § 
| little town in the mountains | 
1 where you want to stay. 
That’s the sort of thing House 1 
| & Garden’s Travel Bureau likes | 
| to tell you about—and it will 1 
1 answer your letters promptly 1 
| and at length. When you write | 
| to us, please be as explicit as I 
| you can about the kind of hotel | 
| you want, the number in your | 
| party, when you expect to go | 
| and how long you’ll be away. 
You’ll get a letter back so full | 
| of usable information that it 1 
| will be right in your top-coat 1 
| pocket when the last whistle 1 
| blows at the dock, and you’re 1 
| saying—“Steward, put my deck 1 
1 chair there.” 
There is no charge for this I 
| service. Just explain fully 1 
| what you want. Write all 
| your details, dates, and pref- f 
1 erences to 
HOUSE & CARDEN’S 
I INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL I 
BUREAU 
| 19 W. 44th St., New York City 1 
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