I bet this hotel in Amsterdam doesn’t receive many guests from Hungary.
Ok, that one is hard to understand for non-Hungarians or non-historians. Don’t worry about it, or – if you have too much time on your hands – read about the Treaty of Trianon. Surprisingly, some people still rile on about it 95 years later, while the rest of the world has moved on.
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It could just be named after the Trianon palace in Versailles (same one after which the treaty was named as well)
I guess so, for otherwise I can only imagine the management of the hotel sitting around and thinking “How do we have to name our hotel to avoid Hungarian guests?”
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