Product Description

During the day, the Mayor takes them to museums, mansions and souvenir shops. When the lights in the Red Light District are switched on, the Nightwatchman shows them the other side of the city. He takes the tourists to traditional bars and coffee shops. Take control of the city and your hotels will be fully booked!

In this tactical boardgame the players are hotel tycoons, trying to get the most tourists to in their hotels. They can rebuild the city in Amsterdam in order to make the spot where they build their hotel more attractive.

The 49 tiles consist of 25 building tiles each having two sides: a night and a day building + 24 canal tiles around the city. With the (white) Mayor they are able to change a coffeeshop or a night club into a decent souvenir shop or museum.

The Nightwatcher can be controlled by the players and he is able to create a complete red light district or Leidseplein scattered with numerous cafes. In the game is also a memory aspect and some limited portion of luck.

Hotel Amsterdam is for 2-4 players, especially interesting for 2 players, from 8 years and up. A game of Hotel Amsterdam usually takes between 30 - 45 minutes, which is nice when you have limited time or do not want to play a too heavy game.

Includes a tactical variant for the real gamers, eliminating the luck factor completely.

Product Information

• Designer(s): Hans van Tol
• Manufacturer(s): The Game Master
• Artist(s): Roel Seidell
• Year: 2009
• Players: 2 - 4
• Time: 30 - 45 minutes
• Ages: 8 and up
• Weight: 596 grams
• Language Requirements: Manufacturer's rules are printed in multiple languages (including English). This is an imported item.

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