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Phuket, Thailand (4 Day, 3 Night)
DAY 1: Arrival + Phuket City Tour (No Meal)
Upon arrival at Phuket International Airport, driver will pick up and proceed to the half day Phuket City tour. Visit Phuket City Tour the Sino-Portuguese House in Downtown. Visit the hill top of Rang Hill where the scenic of Phuket Town. Visit the largest temple of Phuket, Wat Chalong. Visit viewpoint of Promtep Cape for Sunset and visit the cashew nut factory and local souvenir food. After the city tour transfer back to hotel for check-in. Free and easy at night.
DAY 2: Phi Phi&Khai Island By Speed Boat (B/L)
After breakfast at the hotel, wait for pick up from your hotel and transfer to the pier. Depart from the pier to “Phi Phi Island” (It takes time about 1 hr from Phuket to Phi Phi island) Arrive at “Phi Phi Lay” explore the fantastic landscape of “Maya Bay” (where the movie “The Beach” was partially filmed) swimming or snorkeling with colorfulfishes. Discover “LohSamah Bay” and “Pileh Cove” and sightseeing at “Viking Cave” Arrive at “Phi Phi Don” enjoy snorkeling or relaxing on a white sandy beach at Yong Kasem (Monkey Beach). Stop for Lunch at Phi Phi Don. Free time on the beach enjoy your time for feeding fishes, swimming, snorkeling or relaxing. Arrive at “KhaiNok Island” free time on the beach enjoys your time for feeding fishes, swimming, snorkeling or relaxing. Departure from KhaiNok Island back to the pier. Return to the pier and transfer back to your hotel.Program include: Free flow soft drink, Lunch, Full snorkelingequipments (Mask & Snorkel), Life jacket, Phi Phi Island’s entrance fees, Insurance, National Park fee 400THB/pax
DAY 3: Phang Nga Bay + James Bond Island (B/L)
After breakfast at the hotel, wait for pick up from your hotel to Phang Nga bay by land transportation. Visit Suwannakuha Temple, exploring Buddha cave, stalactities, stalagmites, a lot of monkeys will be waiting to welcome you in front of the Temple, a good time for photo taking. Get to awaiting long tail boat, cruise around Phang Nga Bay en-route National Park, Mangrove swamps. Visit the renowed Lord Cave, when you emerge from the cave, observe the rocky statue of the Kha Ma Ju, Khao Nom Sao and Khao Chang. You can see glimpse of daily life in Muslim Fishing Village and pass two mountains of Khao Ta Poo before reaching the island of Ping-Kan, better know as James Bond Island. Enjoy Thai set lunch, fruits, your favorite tea or coffee at Panyee Village. (Muslim Fishing Village). Depart to Phang Nga jetty and return to Phuket Island. Visit Cashew Nut Factory before transfer back to your hotel.
Program include: Sea transfer by long tail boat, Phang Nga National Park fee, Guide, Lunch, coffee and tea, Insurance
DAY 4 : Transfer Out + Departure (B)
After breakfast, prepare to check-out from resort by 12pm. You will be transferred back to airport around 3 hours before your flight departure.
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Located in Playa del Carmen (Playacar), Sunset Fishermen is convenient to Playacar Golf Club and Playa del Carmen Maritime Terminal. This beach condominium resort is within close proximity of Yucatek Divers and Central Square. Treat yourself with massages and facials. You're sure to appreciate the recreational amenities, including an outdoor pool and a fitness center. Featured amenities include multilingual staff and laundry facilities. Guests may use a roundtrip airport shuttle for a surcharge, and self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite. Make yourself at home in of the guestrooms, featuring kitchens with refrigerators and microwaves. Rooms have private balconies. Cable television is provided for your entertainment. Conveniences include coffee/tea makers and ceiling fans, and housekeeping is provided daily.
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I booked this hotel through an on-line tour company. The place is a real gem. I had a single room with a shared secon floor balcony right on the street, but the double-paned french door and window blocked out all the noise when closed. I don't know how effective that will be in warm weather; there is no air conditioner.
The room was relatively spacious and well laid out. It was beautifully decorated in the Venetian style (blue with gold accents and a Murano glass chandelier).
The hotel is well located and comparatively easy to find for Venice, and the staff is very helpful.
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Air Belgium, the new Belgian airline, will introduce its first scheduled service between Hong Kong with Belgium in the second half of April 2018. Air Belgium will from Brussels South Charleroi Airport to Hong Kong every Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday at 2:00 PM. The Airbus A340 lands in Hong Kong at 7:30 AM local time, after a twelve-hour flight. Flights back to Belgium leave every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday by 11:30 AM to arrive at Brussels South by 6:30 PM afternoon. The airline is still awaiting regulatory approval for the new route.
Air Belgium will operate an Airbus A340 on the route, with the aircraft expected to bring the authentic Belgian coziness and experience to travellers. Passengers are offered a choice of Belgian products, great catering and comfort, inflight entertainment and many more features. A personal and quality service will be provided by multilingual (Mandarin, Cantonese, English, Dutch and French) cabin crews, while two menus will be available for every economy and premium class passengers, with three menu options will be offered for business class passengers.
“Hong Kong has long been an important market for our airline,” says Niky Terzakis, chief executive officer, Air Belgium. “We are going to establish our Asian hub in this energetic city and our intention is to recruit about 100 staff members this year. It gives us all at Air Belgium great pleasure that we will be able to step into the Hong Kong and China markets.” The airline expects to add six more Chinese destinations by the end of summer 2018, following growing business opportunities between Chinese and Belgian companies. “This new route will bring true Belgian hospitality and experience to our passengers. It is no surprise if we elected to operate our very first service to Hong Kong International,” says Terzakis. “We could not have opted for a better airport destination, with excellent quality of service, friendliness and a very convenient Asian hub.”
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Court Hotel Hiroshima is a 3-star business property offering an air-conditioned accommodation steps away from Hiroshima Ebiyama Weather Museum, Memorial Steeple and Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park.
Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum, The Cenotaph and Shukkeien are about 15 minutes' walk away. Guests can get to Hiroshima city center, which is 2 km away.
The hotel boasts close proximity to restaurants and a stadium.
Within 15-minute walk guests will find Hiroshima train station. It will take around 45 minutes to get to International airport by car.
Court Hotel Hiroshima provides 104 guestrooms appointed with individual climate control, multi-channel TV, an in-room safe, cable TV with on-demand movies and a private toilet for a pleasant stay in Hiroshima. Some rooms come with a view of Peace Memorial Park. Bathrooms are fitted with a bathtub, a hairdryer and free toiletries.
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In the morning a healthy buffet breakfast is served. The restaurant serves Japanese dishes.
A buffet breakfast is served at the price of JPY 1000 per person per night.
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– When you book our five rooms, you also have our 2 living rooms (green living rooms, and large living room open to the park: 60m2),
– The five bedrooms can accommodate up to 12 adults and 3 small children,
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One in five of Thai travellers puts a lot of research into planning trips to ensure they have the best trip possible and about 22 per cent like the security of knowing travel plans are taken care of. However, 17 per cent think that on-the-go planning is the best way to discover new things and 11 per cent get a thrill from spontaneity.
Booking.com conducted research across 20,500 global travellers to reveal that 75 per cent of Thai travellers frequently use technology to enable limitless travel and 77 per cent use it for navigating while in an unfamiliar destination. Sixty-seven per cent use it for local insights, 52 per cent for entertainment and 37 per cent use it for amending a trip on the spot.
The key to becoming a Limitless Traveller is getting the most from every travel opportunity and not being afraid to push the boundaries when it comes to travelling.
Even with technology at hand, 86 per cent) of Thai travellers have made travel mistakes. The most common mistakes are:
Misunderstanding directions and getting lost (56 per cent)
Misunderstanding what was ordered in a restaurant (25 per cent)
Getting caught in a tourist trap and over-paying (22 per cent)
Mispronouncing a word in the local language (18 per cent)
Not reading reviews before booking place to stay (17 per cent)
Packing the wrong clothes (15 per cent)
But travellers tend to embrace mistakes and learn from them. Fifty four percent believe that is what travelling is all about. Almost half (43 per cent) of Thai travellers even find making travel mistakes to be funny.
Globally, technology is an important factor for Generation Z. So much so that when travelling to a remote location, 30 per cent of 18 to 24 year olds least enjoyed the lack of technology whereas 31 per cent of the rest of the age group didn’t like the feeling of being isolated from the rest of the world, this rose to 36 per cent for 55 to 64 year olds. Nearly half of respondents liked travelling to a remote location because the journey there was an adventure in itself and they like the untouched and undeveloped landscape, this figure was higher for travellers over 65 years old, with 52 per cent) preferring the undisturbed landscape.
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This spacious two room cottage comes with a queen bed in the bedroom, and a queen bed in the living area. There is a kitchenette, sitting area and private deck. A charcoal grill is located directly outside by the deck, by the picnic table. There is one television located in the main room.
This unit can accommodate up to 4 people and 1 pet.
Cooking utensils and dishware are not provided, but are available upon request.
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2022 Lower Salmon 5 Days (Family Magic)
Families with kids can enjoy the "Family Magic" trips with departures on Sundays.
Family Magic trips are uniquely equipped with a dedicated and specially trained guide who entertains children with nature hikes and fun activities. A separate kids-only menu treats the kids to dinner at an earlier hour, while the more mature palate will enjoy nightly riverside gourmet. All this makes the Lower Salmon River Family Magic trip the perfect family rafting trip for younger families.
Monday departures are for those guests who are not traveling with kids.
MINIMUM AGE FOR THE FIRST 2 WEEKS OF JULY IS 10 YEARS OLD
2022 Lower Salmon 5 Days
MINIMUM AGE FOR THE FIRST 2 WEEKS OF JULY IS 10 YEARS OLD
Lower Salmon Vacation Questions
A Lower Salmon River rafting vacation often entails many questions. What type of boats are used? How does camping on the river work? What is the food like? What do I need to bring and what is supplied by Western River Expeditions? You'll find answers to all these questions and many more in the categories below.
Physical & Dietary Requirements
What are the physical requirements for this trip?
Please consider carefully any medical or health condition that would endanger yourself, or others on the trip, or diminish the enjoyment of an adventure vacation such as this. Factors of age, weight, lack of conditioning, heart or other disease can become exacerbated by the environment, remote distances from a hospital, and physical challenges of a rafting adventure. It is critical that you are in reasonable health and physical fitness at the time of departure so that our staff can focus their attention equally on all trip participants. If you are taking any medications, we should be made aware of these and what these medications are treating. If you have any questions or concerns please talk with us and we can help you consider your options.
Fit into our Type 5 Life Jacket (maximum chest size is 52”and minimum weight is 50 pounds) required by the National Park Service.
Each guest wears a lifejacket and they are very effective at keeping you above water, but if you are unable to swim, it can still be a threatening situation because the waters are turbulent. The lifejackets we supply are certified by the United States Coast Guard and are approved for use by our managing agencies (National Park Service, Bureau of Land Management & Utah State Parks & Recreation). They are classified as “Type V Whitewater” jackets, and they come in two basic sizes “Youth” and “Adult Universal.”
Youth lifejackets fit those weighing between 50 and 90 pounds (23-41kg). An Adult Universal Jacket is rated “for persons weighing more than 90 pounds (41kg).” They are highly adjustable and fit a range of chest sizes from 30 - 52 inches (76-132 cm). Body shape can also affect the proper fit of the jacket. If you are unsure, call and speak with us. If unsure, we’ll mail you one of our jackets and you can try it on.
Securely grip ropes provided for handholds while running the rapids.
Gripping the ropes on the raft is the only way to ensure you stay on board. Factors such as where you sit in the raft in relation to where the waves crash can be a factor, but whitewater rafting can give an unpredictable ride.
Falling off a boat into the river, or having your boat capsize is one of the inherent risks associated with whitewater rafting. If this happens, you will need the ability to self-rescue by swimming to the boat or to shore. If you end up on shore, you will need to traverse a rocky shoreline to rejoin the boat which cannot maneuver upstream.
For those participants who have heart conditions or who are very overweight, falling into the river also presents the possibility of a “cold-water immersion heart attack.” This is caused when the person swimming cannot calm his/her breathing within a reasonable amount of time (generally 60 seconds).
Traverse and navigate uneven terrain over sand and rocks on hikes and in camp.
Getting on and off the boats can be very challenging. We park the boats against a variety of terrain such as rocks, steep sandy beaches, and flat locations. Boats are sometimes moving up and down and side to side when tied up in faster current. Boats may also be slippery and they have uneven surfaces. Because we have to park the rafts with the front against the shore, it makes a taller barrier to climb over when boarding or deboarding the raft.
As we travel down river, we make occasional stops to lead “side hikes” which can be either very short and relatively easy, or much longer, covering significant distances and elevation. We hike over uneven, rocky, and often steep surfaces. These beautiful hikes lead to sparkling streams, pristine pools and ancient American Indian ruins. Though all the hikes are not mandatory, when the rafts are tied up in swift current, all guests must get off the rafts and move up the shore a distance. Guests cannot be left on the rafts due to safety concerns. Reasonable mobility is important. If you have questions about your limitations, please call.
In camp, you will need to have the same mobility over uneven terrain, and be able to carry your personal bags while doing so. Also, keep in mind that paths from your campsite to the toilet facilities would not be classified as “easy” to navigate at night.
We camp and eat lunch on sandy beaches and on areas where the ground is mostly dirt and rocks. You must also be capable of safely walking across slippery, rocky, and sandy areas as you climb on and off the boat and walk along the beach to your personally selected campsite each night.
Carry your own dry bag which will include your 20-pound duffle bag along with the sleeping bag and ground cover we provide.
For most Idaho rafting trips, a gear boat will go ahead of the group and set up camp. On trips with fewer than 13 passengers, guests are required to carry their own waterproof bags with personal gear and the additional 15 pounds of camping gear to their individual campsite. This can be very difficult for some guests due to the uneven terrain, deep sand, and steep beaches.
A river trip is a participatory experience and requires each guest to be reasonably self-sufficient. Our guides will look after the safety and welfare of all the participants on the trip, but you are also responsible for your own safety! Our guides will provide you with the information and tools you need to participate; however, they already fill nearly every minute of their day performing their duties on behalf of the group. They will not be able to devote a lot of extra time to any one individual on the trip.
The nature of an outdoor adventure includes exposure to weather conditions such as heat, sun, wind or rain - sometimes in the extreme. With proper preparation procedures such as applying sunscreen, wearing the right clothing, etc., many of these factors of weather (even in the extreme) can be mitigated, and do not have to be a negative factor. Factors of age, weight, lack of conditioning, heart or other disease can become exacerbated by the environment, remoteness, and physical requirements of a rafting adventure.
Our trips are operated in the “backcountry.” At any given time, you will be a minimum of several hours away from medical help. Our guides are all trained in wilderness first aid and some have even higher levels of emergency response training (e.g., EMT), however, sometimes injuries or the aggravation of pre-existing medical conditions are severe enough to require evacuation from the trip. We carry satellite phones but they are not 100 percent reliable in all locations. An evacuation may present many challenges such as inclement weather, darkness, or delays based on when and where the evacuation is taking place.
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We don’t want to be overly discouraging, but it is important for your safety and comfort that we be forthcoming about the specific challenges presented on a river trip. It is also vitally important that you disclose any and all physical, emotional, and mental conditions, limitations, or challenges you or your children may have. Likewise, it is important to be completely honest about the age and weight of children. Undisclosed medical or physical conditions might affect the safety and well-being of you and/or other participants on the trip. It is critical that you share this information with us in advance.We cannot absolutely guarantee your safety, or the suitability of a trip like this for you. For a participant who is not capable of meeting these criteria, a river trip, particularly a multi-day trip, can be unpleasant, dangerous, or even fatal. For those who meet these criteria, these trips are often the best experiences of their lives. The difference is in determining your suitability for a trip, then selecting the right trip for you, and arriving physically and mentally prepared to actively and joyfully participate in the experience.
We encourage you to carefully evaluate your overall physical, mental, and emotional condition in relation to these environmental challenges. If you have concerns or questions about your physical condition, we recommend you also consult your physician. If you have questions about the specific parameters of a rafting trip with Western River Expeditions, please contact our office at 1-800-453-7450 or 801-942-6669. We would be happy to provide any other information you need to make this decision, or to discuss any of this information in detail.
What's the best way to get physically fit for a rafting trip?
Physical fitness on a rafting trip is probably the very best way to get the most out of your adventure. Hiking to hidden attractions away from the river's edge, shooting rapids with anticipation rather than anxiety, and possibly even swimming in the river are among the more active things where being more fit will enhance your whitewater rafting vacation. Feeling confident with your abilities is always a great feeling, but the rewards you'll get from physically preparing your body for a rafting trip will pay off in numerous ways, possibly adding years to your life. Now THAT'S living! So, how does one best prepare physically for a rafting adventure? Great question. We've made a list of simple exercises that can be combined together and are specifically applicable to a rafting adventure:
Strength: Gripping ropes (or paddles) is one universal constant for any rafting trip. Start squeezing stress balls or spring-loaded grip strengtheners. Keep these small items handy (pun-intended) while stopped at a red light, working at the desk, or while walking and talking. Legs are another key area to focus on - especially if you want to explore the side trips away from the river's edge. Start with walks around your neighborhood while gripping hand weights to strengthen grip simultaneously. You might as well do some curls with those hands weights while you're at it! Some hikes require some (or a lot of) stair-stepping activity. To really get your legs ready, consider squats, burpees, jump-rope or jumping jacks. All the little muscles in your feet that give you balance will come in very handy (or is that footy)? while walking on uneven terrain.
Lungs & Heart: Breathing heavy is a sure sign your heart rate is up. You probably know lots of ways to get your heart rate up, but one of the best ways to work your entire body (muscles AND heart and lungs) is an exercise with a stupid name, called "Burpees." (No, that's not what you get from consuming a 7-11 Slurpee too fast). You can do burpees at any pace you are ready for, but do it long enough to get breathing hard, then catch your breath and repeat for, say 5 minutes a day. Add in walking your dog, using hand-grip weights or anything else that also strengthens your grip to be more time efficient as you prepare.
Flexibility: Sitting in a raft is different from how we normally sit in a chair. Walking on uneven terrain is different than on a paved path. Flexibility may be more important than strength in helping prevent injuries. Consider that when you absolutely don't want to exercise, but you do have a minute to stretch. Always be stretching.
Balance & Mental Awareness: Of course knowing your own limits is vital for keeping yourself safer - and that responsibility can't be placed on anyone but you! While exercising and preparing for your rafting trip, pay attention to two things: (1) Your own sense of physical balance, and (2) how much harder you can push yourself that you initially may have thought. These two things will keep you safer, while also moving beyond self-imposed limitations and comfort zones. That's the definition of a great adventure!
Drink lotsa water: Get used to drinking a lot of water as you exercise more. In the hot sun, even simply sitting on a raft, you will sweat and burn more calories than you may have thought. Hydration is not an area to "push through" and "be tough" about! Drink water! Reward that hard working body!
Swimming skills are a plus! Swimming is a great way to prepare for a rafting trip too. You may (voluntarily or involuntarily) be doing some swimming on your rafting trip. Don't let that scare you. You've got a lifejacket (PFD) on at all times and may only need to do some strokes and kicks to get yourself back to the boat, or to shore.
Myth #9 on our 11 Myths of Whitewater Rafting page dispels the notion that you must be athletic to enjoy a rafting trip. Take a look there if you want to learn more about what to expect on rafting vacations.
If you have concerns or questions about your physical condition, we recommend you also consult your physician. If you have questions about the specific parameters of a rafting trip with Western River Expeditions, please contact our office at 1-800-453-7450 or 801-942-6669. We would be happy to provide any other information you need to make this decision, or to discuss any of this information in detail.
If I'm pregnant, can I still go rafting?
If you are pregnant, you will not be permitted to go rafting. Our trips take place in remote wilderness settings where access to advanced medical care can be hours away (possibly overnight), and conditions such as extreme heat and vigorous activity can exacerbate discomfort and any known or unknown conditions.
Please remember that you will not always be pregnant, but the river will always be here. We do not believe it is worth the risk, no matter how early you are in your pregnancy. We think moms are special and hope you understand.
Can I bring a CPAP machine on the river?
If you use a CPAP machine, please ensure that you can complete the trip if your CPAP machine fails or your batteries don’t last. Medical evacuation is only available for severe injury or an imminently life threatening condition. You must be able to safely complete the trip without a working device! Please contact our office to advise us if you will be bringing a cpap machine on your trip. 1-801-942-6669
Thank you for carefully considering additional challenges that traveling with a CPAP requires on a multi-day backcountry camping and rafting expedition. It is important to us that you choose wisely, and come well prepared to self-sufficiently manage this need while camping in the backcountry.
Reservations & Cancellations
What deposit is required?
An initial deposit of $500 per person is required to secure your space. Deposits are non-refundable and may be made by check or credit card (Visa, MasterCard, Discover, or American Express).
Can I hold space without a deposit?
We are happy to put a courtesy hold on seats for a 48-hour period of time, we do not require a deposit at this time. Based on the timing of the courtesy hold prior to the trip departure, we may be able to extend the hold time.
When is final payment due?
Payment in full is due 90 days prior to trip departure and is non-refundable. Payment may be paid by check (preferably) or credit card.
How can I make payments?
For your convenience, you can make secure payments online at anytime into your reservation by using the provided "Manage Payments" link provided in your order email. Final payments are due 90 days prior to trip departure and can be made through this link or by calling 800-453-7450 to speak with our office staff.
We reserve the right to cancel your reservation if full payment is not collected by the due date.
What is the cancellation and refund policy?
An initial deposit of $500 per person is required to secure your space. This deposit is non-refundable. Payment in full is due 90 days prior to trip departure and is non-refundable.
Our cancellation policy applies in every instance and there will be no exceptions for any reason. Western River Expeditions will not issue any refund for arriving late or leaving a trip early whether voluntary or caused by other circumstances. Western River Expeditions is not responsible for any expenses incurred due to travel delays, flight cancellations, non-refundable airline tickets, or illness. Western River Expeditions assumes no financial responsibility for personal injury, emergency evacuation, or personal equipment lost or damaged in any way.
Your trip operator, ROW Adventures, reserves the right, either prior to or after departure, in its good-faith discretion and in circumstances that warrant it, to change or re-price any tour, trip, or expedition. This includes the possibility of moving to different river or river segment due to extreme water conditions, forest fires, road closures and/or acts of God. If we are not able to provide a substitute trip, river, or altered itinerary and have to cancel the departure completely, you will be allowed you to use the full value of your non-refundable payments as a credit for a future trip. ROW Adventures reserves the right to cancel trips that are below the trip minimum (usually 6 persons). All trip members will be notified a minimum of 30 days before the trip departs and will receive a full refund.
Some of the most difficult situations occur when a guest needs to cancel a few days before a trip because of an injury, a family illness, or some other catastrophic event. In these situations, we generally do not have time to refill the space. Yet, we have already spent considerable time, money, and energy preparing for your trip: scheduling vehicles, flights, drivers, guides and equipment, purchasing food, etc. Because of our short season and very limited number of available seats, we cannot afford the financial loss that cancellations cause. Therefore, consider the investment you are making in your vacation and whether or not you could afford the loss if you did have to cancel.
What about tips and gratuities?
The accepted standard for guide gratuities is 10% of the base price of your trip. You can tip the trip leader of your adventure and he/she will split the tip among all other guides. Paying in cash is the most common form of payment though you can always bring along a check and make it out to the trip leader. It is customary to give your thanks and gratuity at the end of your adventure before you get off the river.
Are departures guaranteed?
Not all travel dates are guaranteed. There is a minimum requirement of 6 passengers to confirm any launch. These Lower Salmon trips appeal to larger family groups so with that, the minimum passenger capacity is usually met. Depending on snowpack, water levels can be high and swift at the beginning of the season which would mean the first 2 weeks of the season could be inoperable.
What if the date I want is sold out?
If the particular date and trip are not available, we are happy to put your name on our waitlist in the event we should have a cancellation for that trip and date. Western River offers many other rafting destinations and we are happy to discuss other trips that would work as an option.
How far in advance should I make my reservation?
We will be able to take reservations a year in advance of a trip departure (the season prior). You can check availability and make your reservation online or call anyone in our office for availability and reservations.
Groups & Charters
What is the maximum number of guests on this trip?
The maximum permitted capacity for a Lower Salmon River trip is 21 passengers.
How many guests per raft?
On a Lower Salmon River trip, there will be oar boats, paddle rafts and inflatable kayaks. An oar boat can take 4 guests with a guide comfortably. A paddle raft has a maximum capacity of 6 passengers and 1 guide. An oar boat is larger than a paddle raft and only has the guide do the rowing. In a paddle raft, all 6 guests and the 1 guide will have paddles. There are single and double inflatable kayaks, available for those who want to take on the challenge of the rapids alone or with 1 other (no guide on an inflatable kayak).
What is the easiest way to get my friends booked on the same trip?
Arranging a group trip with Western is an easy task! Begin by calling our office 866-904-1160 and making your own reservation. Members of your group may then call in and mention that they are traveling with you. If group members are paying separately each can have their own reservation while still being tied together as a group.
Depending on availability, it may be possible to place a courtesy hold for a few days on your specific trip date to enable your friends to call in with their own deposit. Seats would then be released from that hold as they place their individual reservations within your group.
What if I’m traveling solo?
Any river trip is a great experience for solo travelers. Meet like-minded, adventurous, new friends! On the Lower Salmon trip, pre and post river trip lodging is added to your reservation. Those nights would incur a single supplement fee.
Traveling with Children
What is the age limit for this trip and is it flexible?
The minimum age on a Lower Salmon River trip is 5 years old with the exception of the first 2 weeks of the season in July, the minimum age is 10 years old.
What if my kids are picky eaters?
On the “Family Magic” trips, there is a separate dinner served earlier that features a menu more suitable to kids’ tastes. Menu items include; Mac & Cheese, Grilled Cheese, Hamburgers, Hot Dogs, Quesadilla and Chicken Nuggets. If your kid has specific dietary likes, you are welcome to bring along additional menu items.
Is this the best trip for younger children?
On the Lower Salmon River departures, all Sunday launches are called "Family Magic" trips and were designed for families with younger kids. On a Family Magic trip, there is an extra guide called the “River Jester” who comes along to entertain and educate kids about the river, history and the surroundings. There are games and more that keep kids busy not to mention the rafting is perfect for all ages. On other Lower Salmon trips where there is not a River Jester (Monday departures), the river and beaches create such fun that this trip is the perfect match for "kids of all ages"!
Preparing & Packing
What should I bring?
All guests should come dressed and ready to raft on the first day. Also, be prepared with river clothes and personal hygiene items in a soft sided duffel bag approximately 12” x 13” x 24” in size on the day of your river departure. Any extra luggage or unnecessary clothing can be left at the Hells Canyon Grand Lion Hotel while you are on the river. All guests are given a large gear bag for their duffel bags and a day bag to use for smaller items like camera, sunscreen, necessary medications at the pre-trip orientation. You will want to pack your dry bag the night prior to trip departure so that you will be ready for the trip first thing in the morning.
Do I need a wetsuit or splash jacket?
In the early season, up to mid July, you may want to protect yourself from cold water while in the rapids, a splash jacket is an appropriate piece of clothing that keeps you dry and warm but is easy to remove for other activities. A wetsuit is unnecessary for this trip. Later in the season, a rain jacket is helpful for rainstorms. The water is warm on the Lower Salmon River and fun to swim in. Being dressed to enjoy all aspects of the rafting experience will make for a more enjoyable time.
Can I bring my own life jacket or PFD?
Guests are not allowed to bring their own life jacket or PFD. Commercial River outfitters are subject to regulations promulgated by the National Park Service, Bureau of Land Management and State Parks. All three of these agencies require that guests of commercial outfitters wear Type V Whitewater life jackets. Personal life jackets are usually meant for lake sports and even Type III jackets, meant for kayaking or canoeing, are not acceptable for use by our guests.
Fortunately, the newer generations of Type V life jackets are very comfortable. They also have a lot more flotation than the typical personal jacket.
What about fishing on the river?
Fishing on an Idaho rafting trip can be a rewarding experience. The waters are clear and great for fishing. You will need to come prepared with your own collapsible pole and Idaho fishing license (you can get an Idaho fishing license online at http://fishandgame.idaho.gov/public/licenses/fees/).
How should I be dressed the morning of my rafting trip?
Come dressed in shorts, top, swimming suit, water shoes, hat, sunglasses. Wear what can get wet and dry quickly.
What about sun protection?
Bring along plenty of sunscreen for any rafting trip. The air will be dryer in the West than you will find in many other climate zones. You will want to keep your skin hydrated and protected from the sun. Hats and sunglasses are very important items. A sarong or head buff can also protect you while in direct sun.
Am I able to charge my camera while on the river?
We are not able to supply battery backup or charging devices, you will want to bring along extra batteries or your own charging device.
How do I protect my belongings from getting wet?
Personal belongings for your multi-day rafting trip should be placed in a soft-sided duffle bag that will be stored away each day in a large, water tight, gear bag. This large gear bag is put on a cargo raft that will go ahead of your trip each day and be waiting for you at camp. You will also have a smaller, day use dry bag to put items like sunscreen, camera, medications, lip balm, etc into. This bag will be with you each day on the raft.
What gear is provided with the trip?
All of the camping equipment is provided for a comfortable camping experience. You will be given a 2 man tent, ground cover, sleeping bags, sheet, pillow, Paco pads to sleep on, camp chairs and 2 dry bags.
What do I do with extra luggage?
Any extra luggage that does not need to go with you on the river can stay at the Hells Canyon Grand Hotel for no extra fee.
What if I need to take medications?
We will want to note on our rosters about any medical conditions. Please let us know when making your reservation if you will need to have your medications kept in a cool place.
On the River
What is a typical day on the river?
Wake up to the sounds of the earth, your guides preparing breakfast in the kitchen and the sun coming over the rise of the mountains. After breakfast, you will help to take down the campsite and pack your dry bags to load on the cargo raft. Once all packed for the river, the group gets on their way for another new adventure. You will experience plenty of rapids and dramatic scenery, take side hikes to see Native American rock art left by original settlers of the area. After a morning of fun on the river, you will stop for lunch on one of the big, sandy beaches that the Lower Salmon is known for. Your guides will fix lunch while you rest or take a hike. For the afternoon, rafting again is full of fun, playful rapids and scenic side hikes. Keep an eye out for wildlife like Bald Eagles, River Otter, Big Horn Sheep and Deer. You will arrive at your campsite where your tents have already been set up and a guide (or two) have started the kitchen and appetizers will be ready. After you clean up from your day of rafting, everyone gathers for a relaxing dinner and time around the campfire. Get a good night’s sleep because another day is just hours away!
How much time is spent on the raft?
Time on the rafts each day will be different depending on the side hikes and where you are on the river. An average time spent is around 1 ½ to 2 hours at a time.
What about rapids and water levels?
The Lower Salmon River will have a combination of “pool and drop” water characteristics (meaning a long pool of calm water followed by a rapid) to big splashy rapids. Classification will be between II and IV. Water levels will be high in the first part of July due to snowpack and runoff. From mid July through the end of August, you can enjoy “roller coaster-like” rapids that are fun for all ages.
What type of raft can I expect?
On the Lower Salmon River, you will have the use of oar boats, paddle rafts and inflatable kayaks each day. If you are interested, try something new and rotate between the rafts throughout each day.
What is the water temperature on the river?
The Lower Salmon River is low in elevation relative to many other rivers in Idaho. You will find the water temperatures warm and comfortable. June and September you will find the water temperatures to be around 65 degrees. July and August, the water will warm up into the 70’s.
What about swimming in the river?
Swimming in the Salmon River will add to your rafting adventure. There are all sorts of opportunities to float along with the rafts, cliff jump and play from the sandy beaches in camp.
What bathroom facilities are available during my trip?
Because our trips operate in remote, backcountry settings, there are no permanent bathroom facilities. We use portable toilets that we haul with us. We’ve prepared a video describing toilet facilities on the river. Click on the link, watch the video and then call us if you have more questions.
The portable toilets described in the video are available shortly after we set up camp each afternoon until we leave camp the next morning. During the day while on the rafts, the guides will make frequent stops at which you can go to the bathroom. Liquid waste goes in the water by wading into the river or going for a swim.
What do I do about feminine hygiene during the trip?
If you expect to be menstruating during your trip, we recommend the use of tampons rather than pads. During the day, you will constantly be getting wet, so pads are not ideal. If you choose to use pads, we recommend wearing a good pair of waterproof rain pants.
A good strategy is to bring several sandwich-sized zip-lock bags pre-packed with individual tampons. The same bag can then be used for disposal after use. Toilet facilities will always be available while in camp and the guides will stop as often as is necessary during the day to accommodate your needs. We will always provide a means for discreet disposal of feminine hygiene items. It is best that you bring your own supplies, but we also carry a supply of feminine hygiene products.
Additional tips that have come from previous guests:
Bring a sarong that can be used for additional privacy. It also helps when changing clothes.
Wear a two-piece swimsuit such as a tankini with swimsuit bottoms covered by shorts. This is most comfortable for wearing lifejackets, sitting on boats and going to the bathroom.
Bring hand sanitizer, baby wipes, and non-applicator tampons.
Can I be contacted while on the river?
It is not possible to be reached while on the river. You can leave the Western River office phone number (800-453-7450) or ROW Adventures office phone number (800-451-6034) with your family. A message can be waiting for you as soon as you are off of the river.
Can I contact others while on the river?
There is no cell service while on the Lower Salmon River. This is also your opportunity to unplug, leave the rest of the world behind and enjoy your surroundings.
Are there any guidelines for camera use on the river?
We do have several guidelines and suggestions for camera use while on your trip. You are free to film and shoot photos during our trips, however, we ask that you consult with your guide before doing so. We have some guidelines you will be asked to follow. These include:
Shooting from an appropriate location - Wearing a camera in certain locations could endanger yourself or others around you. If you guide feels that your use of a camera may put you or another guest in danger, you may be asked to put the camera away or move to a safer location for filming.
No pole mounts or extension devices on rafts - Cameras cannot be mounted to poles or other extension devices while on rafts as this may endanger you or other guests.
Shut down cameras in emergency situations - For the privacy of those involved and your own personal safety, you will be expected to shut your camera down if first aid is being rendered or in an emergency situation. We need all guests to remain alert and undistracted from filming or taking pictures in such situations.
Anticipate battery or card change necessities - If you see your card getting full or battery getting low, change them ahead of time during an appropriate moment. Rafts or vehicles cannot be stopped to change batteries or memory cards.
Cameras may be damaged or lost - We cannot guarantee the safety of your camera. It may become wet, sandy, lost in the river, dropped on a hike, etc.
Respect the privacy of others - If someone does not want to be filmed or photographed, please respect their privacy.
If you’re wondering what type of camera is most suitable for the river, here are a few thoughts.
Waterproof/Shockproof Digital Cameras - These cameras are perfect for everyday use and have become very affordable with most at $100 to $300. They’re rugged and waterproof, but also elegant and trim like any other digital camera.
GoPro and Similar Cameras - Together with their durable waterproof cases, these cameras can take some nice shots while on and off the water. Generally, the wide angle zoom cannot be adjusted so this should be taken into consideration. We ask that you plan to mount these cameras only with the head strap or helmet mount options (bring your own helmet). You will not be allowed to mount the cameras anywhere on the rafts during travel on the river.
Larger SLR Cameras - It is possible to bring a larger SLR camera, but be sure to have something sturdy to protect it. We recommend a hard-shell Pelican Case if you’re planning to bring a more expensive camera. Space is limited on the boats, so we try to keep additional camera equipment minimal.
Aquapac - This is a good solution if you aren’t in the market for a brand new camera, but just want to protect the one you have. It is a flexible waterproof housing to fit a number of camera types -- including video cameras. You do need to make sure the plastic housing stays clean as you’re shooting through it, but a lot of our guests find this to be a nice solution.
Batteries and Cards - While your are in remote areas during your trip, there will not be any location to charge your batteries or devices. Consider bringing extra batteries and memory cards and don't forget to charge your extra batteries before you get to the river.
Small Float - You might consider attaching your camera to a small float that may save your camera if you happen to drop it in the river. GoPro sells a small, attachable float that fits on the back of the camera housing that many of our guests find useful.
The Great Outdoors
What can I expect at camp?
A typical day on the river will get you into camp around 4:00 pm. On a Lower Salmon River rafting expedition with 13 or more guests, there will be a cargo raft that takes all tents, drybags and kitchen gear ahead on the river each day An extra guide will set up camp each day before guests arrive after a day of rafting. When you arrive into camp, you will find your dry bag on shore. From there, pick a tent location and freshen up from your day on the river. (Note: In rare circumstances there may be a trip with less than 13 guests. In this case, a cargo raft may not be run. On these smaller trips, guests and gear travel together down the river. Guides are still happy to set up your tent if you like, or you may enjoy doing it yourself.) This is your time when you can play games, hike, fish or just relax. The River Jester will offer hikes, games and crafts with the kids while dinner is prepared. After dinner a campfire is lit, stories are told and star gazing will amaze you. The following morning, you will awaken to the smell of coffee and the sounds of your hardworking guides preparing breakfast around 7:00 am. Once you have eaten and are ready for the day, everyone takes down their own tents and helps to pack up the rafts for another day of rafting. Departure on the water is around 9:30 am.
What are the sleeping arrangements during the trip?
Camping equipment on the Lower Salmon River includes tents, self-inflating foam pads, sleeping bags, flannel liner, pillows and ground cover. Tents are roomy and will fit 2 guests with their dry bags. If you are a solo traveler, you will have your own tent. For most travelers, the option to sleep under the stars is the most desirable.
How do I bathe while on the river?
On many Idaho summer rafting trips, frequent swimming in the clear water leaves you feeling clean. For those guests who want to clean up, it is always done well above the river’s high water line. Bio-degradable soap does not go in the river. For most trips, there will be solar showers available on day 2 and later, the hot water is great for bathing.
What about bugs and other critters?
Mosquitoes are rare or nonexistent on the Lower Salmon River. There are sometimes bees and flies and it's a good idea to bring some repellent. If you have a bee allergy be sure we know and bring your own medication. Snakes are also rare, especially during the heat of summer when they tend to come out only in the cool of night. They fear us more than we fear them and do a good job of staying out of sight.
What do I do with jewelry while on the river?
It is best to leave your jewelry behind. Rafting is an active vacation and jewelry often gets in the way. Earrings and necklaces can get caught on lifejackets. Rings can also cause injuries when you are holding on tightly to ropes.
Food & Beverage
What meals are provided with the trip?
The night prior to the trip departure will be dinner on your own. On Day 1, lunch and dinner will be provided on the river (breakfast on your own). Days 2, 3, 4, you will have breakfast, lunch & dinner on the river. Day 5 will have breakfast and lunch on the river.
What is the food like?
The quality of the food on an Idaho rafting trip reflects the quality of the wilderness environment of the river. Fresh fruits and vegetables, fresh dairy products and meats. From these ingredients, bountiful, healthy meals are prepared. Breakfasts will be balanced with fresh fruit juices, omelets, fruits and cereals. Lunches are a variety of sandwich Deli meats or chicken salad. Dinners include meals from fresh Alaskan Salmon to Prime Rib, side dishes, salads and delicious desserts cooked in Dutch ovens. During fire restrictions, dessert options may vary.
What beverages are supplied and what can I bring?
There will be juice, coffee, tea and cocoa each morning. During the day, there will be 2 complimentary sodas and beers per person, per day available and a limited supply of wine with dinner. You are welcome to bring along any additional drinks. Please try to avoid glass containers.
What about dietary restrictions or food allergies?
On multi-day river trips, our food service is limited by several factors:
We use a portable, camp-stove style, kitchen with a limited cooking surface and a limited supply of propane.
Our cold and dry food storage capacity is also limited because it all has to fit on the boats along with the camp gear and the guests.
Because we operate in remote, rural locations, many items are simply not available.
Our guides, who are also the cooks, are so busy with all of the tasks involved with running a river trip, that they do not have excess time to prepare special food requests. They strive to maximize the time spent hiking, rafting and enjoying the canyon with less time spent preparing food.
Within these limitations, we’ve crafted a menu that is designed to be prepared quickly and efficiently and to appeal to a large variety of tastes. All of our meals are served “buffet or family style” with any custom, per person preparation being limited to things like “how would you like your steak cooked” or “do you prefer your eggs scrambled or over-easy?”
While we try to accommodate some special dietary needs, we are not always able. If you have a specific food allergy or sensitivity, please let us know. If you have dietary restrictions based on a lifestyle choice or religious practice, please let us know. If your food allergy is severe, we need to have a more in-depth conversation about what can and cannot be done.
Please understand that we may not be able to completely meet your needs. However, we have found that most people find what they need from within our established menu.
The policy we have developed to maximize the common welfare of all guests on a river trip, and to allow our guides to focus their time and attention on critical aspects of a trip is that:
Guests may bring supplemental items if they do not require special preparation by our guides, or use of our cooking facilities. We will always have an ample supply of snacks, fresh fruits, vegetables, and side items to choose from. While our storage space is limited, we have both cold and dry storage available on our boats for any supplemental products you may bring.
We cannot absolutely guarantee your safety if your food allergy is severe enough to cause anaphylaxis. You must bring an adequate supply of your own Epipens to meet your needs. Please understand that one injection of an epipen will only last 10-20 minutes and that an evacuation from the river may take hours.
Please let us know of any special dietary needs well in advance. Special food requests made within two weeks of the trip launch date may not be able to be accommodated.
Can I bring my own food and snacks?
We bring a variety of snacks on every trip. As a general rule, snacks will be served mid-morning and mid-afternoon while traveling down river. If you would like to bring some of your own snacks, small, pre-packaged items are best. We can provide cold or dry storage. If you have special dietary needs, bringing some of your own snacks that work well for you is a great idea.
Travel & Logistics
When is the best time to travel?
With runoff on the Lower Salmon River, June water levels can be too high to raft. Trips begin in July and go into September. Trips generally are set to launch on Sundays and Mondays but on the Lower Salmon River, there is flexibility with the permits and trip launch dates can be set to meet your schedule.
What weather should I expect?
Keep in mind that weather in the northwest is unpredictable. You will want to come prepared for cold/wet weather and hot/sunny weather – sometimes all in the same day! For up to date, current weather forecasts, go to our website: http://www.westernriver.com/lower-salmon-river/weather. This weather link is for Lewiston, Idaho and can change at any time. Weather in the canyon can vary.
How do I get there?
You can fly round trip into Lewiston, Idaho to the Lewiston-Nez Perce County Airport (LWS). There is a complimentary shuttle to and from the airport to the Hells Canyon Grand Hotel. Spokane, Washington is located 2 hours north of Lewiston, Idaho. You can fly into Spokane, rent a car and drive to Lewiston for the start of this trip. You vehicle will stay in the Hells Canyon Grand Hotel parking lot while you are on the river. It is best to keep your car keys with you while you are on the river. Place them in your duffle bag, preferrably in a zippered bag.
What transportation is provided with the trip?
Transportation to the river on the day of your river trip and the return to the Hells Canyon Grand Hotel on your last day is included in the base price of your trip.
What accommodations are recommended before and after the trip?
On a Lower Salmon trip, you will begin and end your trip in Lewiston, ID. Guests meet at the Hells Canyon Grand Hotel where an important orientation meeting is held at 7:00 the night prior to the rafting trip.
Hotel reservations may be made at the Hells Canyon Grand Hotel (208-799-1000) in Lewiston, ID for the nights prior to and after your river trip. A booking link for you to make your reservation at the Hells Canyon Grand Hotel will be provided upon confirmation of your rafting reservation.


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Villa Capri has everything you need to make your stay a memorable one. This fully furnished, three bedroom, two bath home is complete with a screened in lanai, private solar-heated salt water pool, private boat dock. It is located on an 80-foot wide, gulf access canal, in the southeast portion of cape coral, 20 to 30 minutes from the southwest florida international airport in fort myers. By land or by sea, beautiful Fort Meyers Beach, Sanibel & Captiva islands, and gulf of mexico waters are 30 minutes away.
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Set next to bars, a stadium and restaurants, this hotel also offers a cocktail lounge and an indoor swimming pool on site.
The venue is 4 km away from the city center. It will take around 25 minutes to get to Lambert-St. Louis International airport by car.
Hampton Inn St. Louis-Downtown At The Gateway Arch provides 190 guestrooms appointed with wireless internet, TV, a refrigerator, IDD telephone and individual climate control for a pleasant stay in Saint Louis. Most of the rooms offer a beautiful view over the river. All bathrooms come with a shower, a hairdryer and towels.
Eat & Drink
Every day a complimentary breakfast is served in the dining room. Irish dishes are offered in the premier on-site restaurant. Guests can relax in the beer bar serving hot drinks.
There are an exhibition space, a conference room and a business center available on site.
Cots and a playroom are provided for guests with children.
Wireless internet is available in the entire hotel for free.
private parking is possible on site at USD 15 per day.
Year renovated: 2009.
Number of floors: 16.
Number of rooms: 190.


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Many hotels offer access to exotic sports cars, but Rocco Forte Hotels takes it a mile farther with an ultimate road trip through Germany. Anyone who loves to drive fast knows the Autobahn is a highway without speed limits (at least in some parts). So Rocco Forte has teamed up with Elite Rent-a-Car to offer guests the vehicle of their choice—be it a Lamborghini, a Ferrari or, as in our case, a Porsche—as part of a five-day tour of the country with stays at The Charles Hotel in Munich (Sophienstrasse 28; 888-667-9477; charleshotel.de), Villa Kennedy in Frankfurt (Kennedyallee 70; 888-667-9477; villakennedyhotel.de) and Hotel de Rome in Berlin (Behrenstrasse 37; 888-667-9477; hotelderome.de). The itinerary is programmed into the car’s GPS, so you’ll never get lost. Tour starts at $7,590; contact Elite Rent-a-Car at 41-22/909-8787 to book.
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The best way to tour Germany? Behind the wheel of your own (rented) Porsche, Lamborghini or Ferrari.


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Free! Wi-Fi is available in all areas and is free of charge.
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Facing the sea, the Hotel Le Bon Port offers a nice outdoor swimming pool and 2 terraces with sweeping views overlooking the Collioure Bay and Royal Château.
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Situated on a quiet square in picturesque Collioure, this hotel is located a few feet from the beach. The hotel was renovated in early 2009 and features a contemporary style.
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Provident Doral At The Blue is located in Miami and features free Wi-Fi. It also offers a swimming pool, a sun deck and a sauna.
The hotel features a range of facilities, including a concierge, a 24-hour business centre and a golf course. Additionally, the multilingual staff are on hand to provide local information. It also has a fitness centre with a swimming pool.
Provident Doral At The Blue offers 174 rooms, all of which are fitted with a spa bath, a microwave and a rain shower. Also included in the rooms are a hairdryer, an in-room safe and an ironing board.
The hotel offers a variety of places to dine, including Chophouse 5300 and Poolside Bar and Grill. A wide selection of dining options are also found in close proximity to the property.
Provident Doral At The Blue is situated in the popular tourist destination of Doral. American Airlines Arena is just a short car ride from the hotel.
Restaurant, Cable / Satellite TV, Microwave, Hair Dryer, TV, Shower, Spa Bath
Business Center, Concierge, Dry Cleaning, Multilingual Staff, Safe-Deposit Box, ATM / Cash Machine, Meeting Rooms, Shops, Souvenirs/Gift Shop
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I had a great time there ! Great location, quiet at night, safe place and not to far on transportation, like bus and subway. Good service at reception and free wifi and parking !I recommended it ! And near to Echo Park !
We booked this hotel last minute. The price was downright cheap. We thought, "What the heck. It's only one night." We were expecting a fleabag hotel. Instead with were treated with a delightful, recently renovated hotel with a very nice staff. We walked a few blocks to a…
Clean rooms and free parking! Just a block(ish) from Echo Park and some nice restaurants on Sunset. Go for a walk in the park or stop into Mohawk Bend for some great beer selections and a nice dinner. I would usually think of this brand as a two star hotel but would rate this…
This is a very clean, comfortable, and cozy hotel! I stayed here for almost a week and I felt it was a relaxing oasis!! The bedrooms are all newly remodeled and the interior design of the rooms are very trendy. All the rooms are equipped with big screen TVs, with a large…
We stayed there for a week and we liked the hotel. The is a continental breakfast in the morning and the rooms were nice and clean. Room service is good too. The fare is reasonable and I suggest people to stay there
"Get a room in one of the corners far away from the stairs. Noisy."
"King Rooms have a lot of room and are very comfortable!"
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Located in Glendive, Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Glendive has a fitness center and barbecue facilities. This 2-star hotel features free WiFi and a shared lounge. The property provides a 24-hour front desk, a business center and luggage storage for guests. Guest rooms at the hotel come with a seating area. Each room includes a coffee machine and a private bathroom, while selected rooms are equipped with a kitchenette. At Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Glendive, rooms have a flat-screen TV with cable channels. Guests at the accommodation can enjoy a continental breakfast. At Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Glendive guests are welcome to use a hot tub. Sidney-Richland Municipal Airport is 47 miles away.


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Hotel has superb location, opposite main train station and handy to the old town. The room was of comfortable size. That’s the end of the good review! Upon arrival, the man at the reception desk seemed indifferent, not welcoming. Although signs advertise currency exchange he…
The hotel is located right accross from the main railway station and offers almost an ideal path to the main Zagreb Square which is 10 minutes away on foot. The rooms are decent and clean but quite loud due to passing trams. The WiFi reception is very good while the breakfast…
great location, near rail station and 1 km from bus station. moderate prices, it’s all you can expect from 3 star hotel. rooms are relatively big. at the moment some of the rooms are in renovation process.
The hotel was centrally located, great for exploring the city in a few hours which is all we had as we had arrived the night before. The breakfast was also very good. However, our first room was very cold and there was plastic rubbish on the floor, revealing that it hadn't been…
It's a excellent hotel It's central to everything The staff are friendly and helpful The decor is in a time warp ,but that is beauty of the hotel You see the past of Croatia & the former country The breakfast is included and very good
"choose a room that's not facing the main road and check the heating in winter"
"Ask for room with station views"
"For a quiet room try and not be on the side facing the tram or rail station."
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Enjoy our classic Deluxe hotel rooms for maximum convenience and traditional accommodation details. Unwind from the day on a king-size bed with a fresh cup of coffee or sit at the well-designed room desk to look up campus events on your laptop. Our Deluxe hotel rooms feature interiors that epitomize Grand Canyon University, with custom artwork representative of the university and beloved region. Welcome to GCU spirit and southwest beauty during your refined overnight stay.
- 2 Full XL Beds
- 1 King Bed
*Two adult guests are included in the nightly room rate and each additional adult guest will incur a $20 per night charge. Maximum occupancy is 4 guests.
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- Full-service restaurant and bar, Canyon 49 Grill, offering modern American cuisine for breakfast, lunch and dinner
- Ice buckets in rooms and ice machines on all floors
- Outdoor pool and hot tub
- Keurig coffee maker with complimentary K-Cups
- Ironing board and iron
- Flat screen TV and alarm clock
- Complimentary Wi-Fi
- Bath amenities: shampoo, conditioner, lotion, soap and blow dryer
- Laptop-ready work desk and chair
- 24-hour security
- Free parking
In the event you are unable to keep your reservation, please contact the hotel to cancel the reservation.
- Cancellations made three days prior to the reservation date will incur no charge.
- Cancellations made fewer than three days prior to the reservation date will incur a 100% charge.
- Please note, if the room you book is labeled as non-refundable, non-cancellable (or similar), all cancellations will incur a 100% charge, regardless of the date in which the cancellation is requested.
All guest rooms are 100% non-smoking. Any smoking policy violations will result in at least a $250 fine.
- Check-in is at 4 pm
- Checkout is at 11 am
The Grand Canyon University Hotel does allow well-behaved pets. The pet owner will be responsible for any and all damages of any kind caused by their pet. Additionally, a fee of $25 per pet, per seven days will be charged for deep cleaning of rooms upon departure. Pets left unattended in hotel rooms must be in a pet carrier.


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TORRE PRINCIPESSA – POSITANO
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Seasons & Tariffs for 2018:
Weekly rents are preferable from Fridays or Saturdays, but alternative dates are negotiable.
Generally the villa is available only during the summer months from June to end September
A discount will apply to bookings (second, third & forth weeks) that are more than one week.
1st week: 21.400€
2 weeks: 42.800€
3 weeks: 62.500€
4 weeks: 81.700 €
Security Deposit: is 2000 € a week to be paid with final villa payment. Then 1000 euro for every successive week. This will be reimbursed at the conclusion of your stay minus any extra expenses or damages incurred.
Town : Positano
Beds : sleeps 11 pers.
Distance: 16 kms from Amalfi & apx 60 kms from Naples airport
This is the postcard of Positano – and for me always was. When I moved to Positano in the 80’s I learnt that the owner was a real live Princess! Hence the name Torre Principessa!…and like many princesses she lived to almost 100! This magnificent Tower hugs the shore line of the Amalfi Coast just outside Positano on the beach of Fornillo and its 13th century origins are typical of this area and its Saracen history. Its original pentagonal shape makes it one of the truly outstanding properties on the Amalfi Coast.
In the 1920’s Gilbert Clavel a renowned Swiss contemporary architect and writer embraced this largely destroyed historic tower and nurtured it back to life with his innovative and artistic flair, filling it with his signature wooden furniture and colourful well known celebrities like Pablo Picasso, Cocteau, Depero and many others. It became a well known haven for the creative elite!
At the far side of the property lies a small private beach directly linked to the tower with a hot/cold running shower and toilet right at beach level. It also has its own private docking area for boat transport in and out of town.
It’s thick sturdy walls act as a natural insulation again the summer heat. Due to the structure of this ancient property, there are many low walls, narrow staircases and in some place quite high drops; hence children and elderly people are not encouraged and must be discussed with me on booking.
The property is divided into three sections. The main tower CLAVEL sleeps 5 pers. and two annex houses PORTICATO sleeps 3 pers and SIRENE sleeps 3 pers. In total there are 4 double bedrooms and 3 single bedrooms. There are 5 bathrooms and 2 service toilets. The two annex houses are not available as separate rental properties and must be rented with the main tower. Tower rentable separately on request only.
Property Features are divided as:
CLAVEL- Main Tower – sleeps 5
Ground floor: modern kitchen with fridge, dishwasher, oven & cook top.
First floor: The BLUE double bedroom and bathroom with tub & shower.
Second floor: Main living area with fireplace and toward the sea a single bedroom with bathroom which give access to a totally unique balcony overlooking the coast with a hand painted tile floor by the famous ceramicist Ernestine.
Third floor: The YELLOW double bedroom, bathroom with shower, tub & double basin.
Air-conditioning in both bedrooms and living area .
*From this bedroom you have the sole access to the wonderful star gazing rooftop terrace.
PORTICATO – Annex
Ground floor: Delightfully attached to the main Torre CLAVEL by means of a pink subterranean corridor, you will find the main terraced dining area (covered), long generous communal dining table and built in wall banquettes with cushions. Also the principle working kitchen of the villa where the staff prepare meals is found on this floor and a full working laundry run exclusively by the staff is attached.
First floor: The GREEN double bedroom (beds can be separated) & bathroom with tub, shower & two basins. A single “library” bedroom can also share this bathroom or use a small service toilet. Both bedrooms lead onto the generous dining terrace.
SIRENE – Annex –the only section of the villa that is fully airconditioned.
A staircase will lead you to the SIRENE annex from PORTICATO.
First floor: the SIREN double bedroom and small corridor to bathroom with tub and shower.
Second floor: single DIAMOND bedroom with own bathroom.
Third floor: Cosy sitting room with working kitchenette and fridge. A staircase leads to a furnished terrace with table, chairs and a cane “pergola” for shade.
A small beach below the property with cold/hot shower and toilet is the perfect private sea access. This property due to its original low walls and position on the coast is not ideal for elderly people or small children.
Included in the Rental:
Linen changes twice a week (Saturday and Wednesday)
Water, electricity, gas, and final cleaning.
WIFI Internet access
House cleaning 6 hours @ day (9 am – 3 pm/6 days per week). 20,00 euro per extra hour.
Chef 6 hours @ day (10 am – 4 pm/6 days per week). 35,00 euro per extra hour.
Custodian during day time for general service.
Luggage transfer from Positano to the property on arrival & departure
Room fans and hairdryers available
*A simple but delicious welcome dinner or lunch at the chefs choice and naturally considering vegetarian guests and/or allergies. this is to be established on booking
Extras not included in Rental:
Telephone –fax – personal laundry @ 15 € /hr. Chef ( extra hours) – 20 €/hr
Clients are request to arrive between 4pm and 6 pm.
Owner must be notified if children are in the travel party.
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We had been in Anaheim, to visit Disney, and had a day at Legoland planned. The hotel we originally checked into was... Well, let's just say, the only thing good about it was that it was close to Disney. I called around to find a hotel closer to Legoland for the last 2 nights of our trip (at 4 pm the day we needed a place, bc I had *had* it with the original hotel), and they not only got us in, we had a fabulous room, free dinner (I guess this is a sometimes thing that they do, because on night 2, they didn't make dinner), free breakfast that was hot and good, a clean, spacious pool and hottub, and blessed quiet. It was a tiny drive (5 min) from Legoland, plus a bunch of restaurants and the ocean. It was, literally, a trip saver. The front desk staff were incredibly friendly and helpful, and I really couldn't have asked for more.
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- The Residence Inn Carlsbad is centrally located just a few miles from LEGOLAND, Carlsbad Beaches, LEGOLAND Water Park, SEALIFE Aquarium, and the flower fields. IT is also just a short drive to the Safari Park, the San Diego Zoo, Sea World, and many San Diego attractions. The Residence Inn offers free parking, free WiFi, free breakfast, and a evening social hour Monday through Wednesday with free beer and wine. All suites offer tons of space and full kitchens. ... more less
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After the following the Scenic Bernina route from Milano via Tirano to Sankt Moritz I was happy to be walking to my hotel, the Hotel Soldanella. After walking the steep uphill climb from the station to towards Sankt Moritz Dorf and discovering I could have just used the escalators from the station up to the village I arrived at the Belle-Epoque style building. It is not the typical building you would expect in an alpine landscape, but the “grand” hotels built in the early 1900’s all featured this style in the new and upcoming tourist resorts in Switzerland at the time. It all reminded me of my stay at the M Gallery Royal St. Georges in Interlaken.
I entered the hotel at the entrance located in about the middle floor of the hotel, as the hotel was built up against the hillside, above the entrance you had the floors with the rooms, below you had the restaurant, function rooms and all technical spaces of the hotel. At check-in I was greeted by a very friendly women, checking me in very swiftly and providing me every information I needed, even going as far as looking up for me where and which supermarket was still opened so I could buy some supplies for my travel on the next day.
After opening the door with a real key, not a keycard as is common nowadays, I entered the corner room. It was decorated in a classical style, with 2 beds next to each other, a closet and a desk with a chair and the minibar and coffee and tea facilities located under and on top of it. The room even sported a small balcony with a table and chairs to sit on and enjoy the view.
The best part of the room however was the bathroom, whilst small it was clearly recently refreshed and designed in a way that the space could be used in the most optimal way. While the toilet and washbasin where rather standard the shower must have been the best hotel shower I have ever had, with various massage functions to be selected using push buttons and contrary to the massage shower in Turin everything worked flawlessly.
As mentioned before the hotel restaurant was located one level below the lobby, and sporting the typical belle Époque style. When entering the room you could see the beautiful alpine scenery from the windows at the opposite side of the entrance. The breakfast in the morning consisted of a small buffet with bread, fruit, yoghurts and cold cuts. Of course in true Swiss fashion you had a display of different Swiss cheeses to choose from and some Gipfeli to satisfy your Sweet tooth. Tea, coffee, water and juices where of course also available in a self-service setup.
I was very satisfied with my stay in Hotel Soldanella, a classic hotel with a very family style service. If I ever visit Sankt Moritz again I will definably consider staying there again.


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An unique experience of a lifetime!!! If you have the ability to snorkel in a tropical area it is a must. This is the easiest way ( right in Waikiki!) and most rewarding, I think this particular spot has the biggest concentration and variety of fish on the island. max people will be 8-10 per group.
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Moree’s world-class artesian aquatic centre has launched a new service for business visitors.
A free airport shuttle service will run Monday to Friday from the airport catering for Qantas and Fly Corporate flights.
Moree is known to have fly-in, fly-out visitors here strictly on business.
However, the shuttle will allow guests to enjoy a bit of rest and relaxation without the worry of getting to the airport to catch their flights back to the city.
Business guests will have the opportunity to enjoy their wait time at the Moree Artesian Aquatic Centre (MAAC).
Chief executive Scott Hawkins said many of Moree’s visitors find they have a gap between meetings and flight times out of Moree.
“Some will have morning meetings and the Fly Corporate visitors are here overnight, but what do they do until they have to get back on the plane?,” he said.
The free shuttle offers hour-prior drop off times.
Qantas passengers of the 7.05pm departure can catch the 6pm shuttle from the aquatic centre back to the airport and Fly Corporate passengers will catch the 9.15am shuttle for the 10.15am departure.
“We have free social wifi, the all-day cafe, our beautiful artesian waters, the gym and day spa so instead of visitors staying in their rooms they can experience something Moree is renowned for,” he said.
Mr Hawkins said the wait times for Moree’s guests were usually outside of retail hours making it difficult for them to enjoy cafes or local shops.
Tailored to suit business people visiting the town, the idea stemmed from just that.
“We’ve had ladies in town for business who’ve heard about the aquatic centre, come in, purchased a pair of swimmers and enjoyed their swim,” he said.
A new banner and pamphlets have been established at the airport to inform guests, with the hopes word will spread after a few people try out the service.
“Those using the shuttle service can visit reception and let staff know once they arrive so the shuttle can be arranged for the set departure times,” Mr Hawkins said.
The new service hopes to tap into a new market and encourage visitors to enjoy a world-class facility in the heart of Moree.
For more information about the free shuttle service, or the Moree Artesian Aquatic Cente call the friendly staff on 6752 2272.


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Amwaj Rotana, Jumeirah
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Jumeirah Beach Residence,
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Located on Jumeirah Beach's lively waterfront walkway,
Amwaj Rotana features a gym, sauna and outdoor swimming pool.
All rooms have balconies with Arabian Gulf views and elegant
The Rotana provides stylish, air-conditioned accommodation
with a satellite LCD TV and in-room coffee-making facilities.
Each well-stocked bathroom has robes and slippers.
The Rosso Restaurant serves Italian cuisine and has a wood-fired
pizza oven. Guests can enjoy tapas and drinks indoor or al
fresco. Steaks and seafood are freshly prepared and grilled
at Benihana Steak House, which also serves sushi.
The well-equipped gym features cardiovascular equipment.
After a workout, guests can unwind with a massage treatment
or in the jacuzzi.
Many Jumeirah Beach boutiques, cafes and restaurants are
within 10 minutes' walk.
Amwaj Rotana is tucked away in the middle of Dubai's new business
and leisure hub, just few minutes away from Dubai Marina and
Jebel Ali Free Zone, 5 km away from the Internet and Media
City, 5 km from Palm Jumeirah, 20 km from Dubai World Trade
Centre and Exhibition and a 30-minute drive from Dubai International
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