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jacuzzi, heated indoor pool, delicious breakfast, friendly staff, good location
clean breakfast buffet, rain water leaking from ceiling in restaurant and corridors, bathroom facilities, gym well equipped but in poor state of maintenance, general state of decoration
- View to the Mediterranean Sea. - Breakfast. - Proximity to points of interest (if you have a car). - Good room.
In this hotel one finds relaxing time ,privacy, good service , breakfast very good and the prices in the caffeteria were very good .
Room and facilities excellent, the staff was very friendly and hepfull, easy reach to bus and promenade.
Good location and good access to public transport. Friendly personel.
I could find no fault in the hotel. The breakfast was particularly lovely I have nothing to complain about
location pool area rather simple, run-down
clean, a bit good looking too, wide spaces and good swimming pool. It's very close to the bus terminal it's a bit far away from the night life
Location and friendly helpfull staff
why not have coffee and tes facilities in the rooms?
Good staf, good view, good breakfast. The room was a little old and in some spot dirty. (curtains)
Good facilities, good breakfast, clean room, courteous staff only a very minor thing but would have been better to have fitted sheets and bigger pillows!
friendly and competent personal, services, variety of breakfast and dinner buffet,
the view and the courtesy bus was good service.... expensive bar...sheets only chaned once in 9 days..breakfast buffet was poor and flies on food...poor exchange rate on sterling....no tea and coffee facilities provided unless you pay extra which in a 4 star hotel should be in the room anyway...waited about i hour for iron and board..did not except sterling in bar and had to wait about 20 mins while reception did the tills so they could change.
every thing been six times here everything great nothing
Unfriendly staff, bad cleaning, lack of distinctness about service in the restaurant, old furnitures. For five days nobody start vacuum-cleaner in our room. I'll never propose this hotel. Additional the hotel is far from any cities. If you want to use remote control for TV, then you should pay for remote control.
Great hotel, fantastic position, large & clean rooms, nice staff
Bathrooms by pool in poor condition
swimmingpool / beach accomodation old fashion furnuture in hotelroom massive breakfast with hunderd of people running for food with awfull coffee
only stayed one night but the staff were very friendly and courteous, place was well maintained
Was comfortable, nice sea view, good pools, decent food and quiet atmosphere Incompetent staff..we were given the wrong keys at first. When we came all the way down for new keys, were given an average 2-star room. When we complained again, we were given a better room but still slightly inferior to other rooms of the same standard. Not just that our room was located at the far end of the corridor, and quite far from the lifts so was always time consuming going in and out of the hotel.
There was no noise in the evenings so no problems getting to sleep. Lovely swimming pools. Very busy dining room, had to wait for a table. Had to change room after one night very small room and no terrace. Next room had no sun on the terrace.
Locations was good. Close to bus station. The breakfast buffet was pretty good. They gave us a horrible room with a useless shower. I complained, then they upgraded us two twin beds. It was like night and day. They never replenished any of the consumables. I would recommend a better hotel. This is more like a three star hotel.
Great room. Great view. The beds were uncomfortable. Very hard. Requested queen bed but got twin beds pushed together. Staff seem to be teenagers working during summer holiday and weren't helpful with simple requests like 'where can I get a beach towel?' Although you wouldn't need to ask if the information in the guest directory was correct.
We found the staff to be very helpful and friendly. The whole atmosphere was very relaxing even when the hotel was busy a conference
Leaving(!) and the spa I was booked to stay for only 4 nights and tried 3 rooms in my time there. The first night they stuck me in the time share apartments .... dirty, smelly, mouldy, other people's laundry blocking the door to (167)my room, I could go on. Next they moved me to a room which wasn't an awful lot better (374). Finally they moved me to a room which was 'ok' (128), but certainly not 4*. Ensure you get a good room!
Quiet at night even though in St. Julian's; View from the balcony is nice; Spacious rooms; Rooms need renovation; New towels need to be purchased as the ones available are already worn-out; Type of room whether twin or king should be clarified upon room reservation.
Surrounded by buildings under contruction. No view at all.
Not enough pool. DIdn't like the area it was located near.
good gym facilites but it is not a 5 star hotel by international standards. room was not cleaned until 7.30 pm on one occassion and rest of stay usually after 3pm. did not replenish tea and coffee supplies had to ask ofr them each day. no hotel dressing gowns provided as stipulated in literature(telling of facilites) that was missing from room unitl 2 days before we left.
Suitable location, our room on the 10th floor facing the internal garten was quiet with comportable temperature without using any air conditioning Cleaningness of the pool, the pool area, toiletts and showers.
Amazing property! Wonderful service and very delicious food at two hotel restaurants, I would absolutely stay here again! The staff was wonderful, some of the best service I have ever received and I travel all over the world!
Comfortable and well equipped There were problems with interent connection, lack of access to TV channels and the air conditioning started leaking in the middle of the night.
The staff were trying very hard to make up for the short comings from the hotel facilities. The rooms had a smell of dampness and the location of the hotel was in the busiest night spot in Malta. You would probably enjoy this if you were a teenager, however at our age it was a bit too much to bear.
The fee upgrade to a junior suite, the friendliness of the staff upon arrival The overall impression given by the hotel is not the one of a 5 stars, from the bed and furnitures of the room to the various common spaces and pools. It looks more like a 4 stars or a very good 3 stars.
A very nice sea-side restaurant Paranga. The room really smells - that wet sort of smell embeded in the old sea-side hotels. Very annoying.
very clean and a good position none
friendly and attentive staff the room was good value , but the light fitting was loose .
Location Gym and pool facilities were not part of room rate and seperate to hotel
It's on the main road and across the street from the water's edge. The furniture in the room was better than we expected (after reading some comments by other users) The hotel's name cannot be seen from the road which makes it a bit hard to find. We drove by it a couple of times and had to call the hotel to see where they are exactly.Mattresses in the room we got need to be replaced since they are saggy & uncomfortable. Pillows are old and lumpy and bedspreads need replacing. Pity these things are not looked after as the room itself and furniture were fine. However, we did not complain to the hotel about them since we only stayed one night.
The shower did not have much power.The room was dark with a small room - but it was economy. The lifts were very slow to arrive. Tea and coffe could be arranged better at breakfast for a faster moving queue.
The patio and swimming pool area were quite decent, with a nice view and the kids area well separated from the relaxing and quiet "adult part". Very nice animation crew, organising fun activities and just chatting. I really didn't like the fact that the reception staff wasn't very considerate of my age (27) and recommended me a full day tour that was clearly organised for pensioners over 60 (apologies for my ageism, but it works both ways, my Mum wouldn't enjoy a full day tour with a bunch of 20 year old screaming and boozing kids!) ! I think the fact that the reception staff if forbidden to advise the hotel guest about other activities that we can participate in the area (like snorkelling, sailing) only because they are organised by the companies that are not in co-operation with the hotel is quite sad. I would enjoy my stay more if the staff would be a bit more open minded about this.
Excellant staff, nice pool area Hotel room furnitury, pool bar
fantastic hotel. rooms cleaned every day. we were given a sea view room with balcony which was amazing. all rooms mare big and spacious.all staff were extremely helpful especially when i fell over and they arranged me a wheelchair to be delivered from a local hire company. turns out i have broken my leg in 2 places swo very grateful for this. lovely pool area. beautiful hotel. would visit again. only thing is as i was in a wheelchair we had to use the lifts that were a bit tempramental and took forever to come to 3rd floor. also sometimes the didnt align properley so it was hard to get out of them in the chair but overall a very small problem.
Location-on the seaside and naer to the bus station. By the reservation there was no information that the economy room is without balcony and a connected room-very noisy!!! Even after our complaint by the manager on duty nothing was done:( Safe should be included in room price (4* hotel?!).
Good evening entertainment. Bathrooms need upgrading (significant mould and poor quality plastic bathroom suite)
The view from the balcony was exceptional, pool area was nice and proximity to restaurants was also good. Lots of things. It could in no way be classed as a four star hotel.
Large rooms. Very nice poolarea!! Good value for money. We got a good price trough booking.com The room was very dirty when we arrived. The hotel in general needs some upgrading.
This is my second time staying in the Corinthia St George,St Pauls Bay.. We had a very enjoyable week spent mostly sunbathing and swimming. The hotel buffet is very good.They have a nice gym and indoor pool which we used in the evenings.I like the Corinthia and hope to stay there on my next trip.
The room / suite was very comfortable The room was not ready when we arrived, even though we arrived well after allowed check in time.I had to call twice to get bathrobe. Heavy rain caused a leak in the ceiling.
Location was very good. The poolarea was fantastic.
Ther wasn't any tea or coffee making facilities in the room, I feel this is essential.
fantastic friendly hospitality...definitely made up for shortcomings, very child friendly room rather small, in need of modernisation. Breakfast not 5-star
Bayview Restaurant was buffet only which is a shame for the restaurant with the best views of all the hotels' restaurants
size of room size of balcony
Opulant surroundings and quality of service from the staff corridors were not kept clean. Bath was in poor condition
The view from our balcony, pool area, local amenities and the early evening live music played from the foyer balcony We were first shown a room at the front of the building, the balcony and view not as good as the room we moved to. To cater for all preferences it would be nice to have double rooms available at the front and back, and twin rooms available for business people front and back.
Pleasant room with a sea view and balcony which had sun most of the day. Room was clean, well maintained and comfortable. Ineffecient ventillation/air conditioning. Despite the fact it was autumn, the room was always too hot to sleep when I returned on an evening. The ventillation system was noisy. Due to mosquitos it was not practicable to leave the patio door open.
Friendliness and efficiency of reception and concierge staff Good tables cleared and reset very slowly at breakfast time
good value for money, because of special price. Did not read others wiews
Good breakfast selection and location (over looking St Julians Bay). Access to sunbeds and private section of sea. No, all in all decent value for money; it was my fifth stay at the hotel.
The comfort and facilites are what you would expect from a 5 star establishment. The location is perfect. Just a short walk around the bay to where the action is, clubs pubs restaurants etc, but far enough that there was no passing traffic or disturbance. Full choice of breakfast, English or continental All rooms have a sea view, some better than others, ours was fine! Our room was close to the lobby area. Guests arriving late could keep you awake. some of the facilites spa and indoor pool were located in the sister hotel next door, probably why the Marina's rates are less
It is nice and good hotel in excellent location near good night life area, the room is good and has more enough space, comfortable bed and good bathroom. sometimes there are sounds from above as furniture movement.
Location by the sea. Good breakfast. Very friendly staff. After the high season the childrens play area had apparently been closed, which was a shame as we were lacking things to do when it rained for a couple of days during our stay. Not quite the family hotel I imagined it would be. Nice hotel though. For some reason there was a smell of cigarette smoke in the bathroom for the whole 6 days we stayed there. I have no idea where this smell originated from.
I enjoyed the location. Thank you AnnMarie for your "awesome service." Limited shuttle service to and from Valletta and Sliema, hint, people need transportation during the weekends. I would consider checking the temperature on your cold items that you serve for breakfest. The yougart I had was not cold at all, a breeding ground for bacteria growth and spoilage, and my tea kettle I had something floating in it. Paying attention to details will make the difference.
As someone who likes to hop around hotels I ended up staying here for a night. The adjacent hotel, that guest have access to, has a very nice pool area and the staff at both hotels are very accommodating. As someone that jumped around a lot of hotels in St Julian's I can assure you this is not the one that you will get the most bang for your buck. It is old, the exterior and interior need to be redone and the pool area for the hotel is ok at best, having a tiny pool, smaller than typical ones in your backyard. If the price is similar stay at the Radisson or if you don't need a resort stay at the Argento.
Staff were very friendly and helpful Hotel is very big and making your way to the lobby from your room can take a while.
The hotel was directly on the coast with wonderful views. We had a good size room with a very comfortable bed and the bathroom was modern and clean. The hotel was very convenient for public transport as well as for local shops and a choice of restaurants. The staff were very friendly and helpful and there was a very good choice for breakfast. Overall we very much enjoyed our stay. Just one or two points worth mentioning: the airconditioning system in the room worked well in the day but was largely ineffective during the night, resulting in a stuffy room. Disappointingly, breakfast was served in a rather cold marquee, which, admittedly we were there in October, but I think a greater effort could have been made to provide a larger indoor eating area. On the days when it was warm enough we could eat outside on the wonderful terrasse.
Reception staff were very nice Room stunk like cigarette smoke after cleaning.
I have stayed at the Maritim Antonine before and have found it easy to find, very relaxing, very helpful & friendly staff all around the hotel. The Spa treatments are wonderful, good value for money and free use of the sauna & steam rooms is great. There is a wonderful relaxation room too where you can just sit and relax. N/A
The Hotel food is very good, the rooms are clean. TV wasnt working properly..
Good views if you get a sea view room A bit dated for a four star hotel..but still good value, if the improvements are made if would be great value...
Very big room, excellent food would definately go again
the chance for a good price to get a very comfortable room with a nice view of the bay through the window and SPA included. Also there is a chance to eat in one of few different quality/price level restaurants in the complex. The internet is not for free. Even the service to buy internet access for 24 hours I couldn't buy at the reception, because they were out of it. Also, it is quiet distant from Valletta or Paceville so if you plan to spend a night partying you should plan your trip back to hotel by taxi, which is costly.
We arrived late from the airport and found it easily in the dark without a map, simply following the signs from the airport to the area the hotel was in. The breakfast room was lovely with outdoor seating in the garden. 3 swimming pools to choose from although as it was winter we didn't use them. Lovely area, still close to St Julians and Sliema by car due to the fact that Malta is such a small island. Excellent off-peak rates. The car parking set up is terrible. We had a medium sized car and had to wind our way slowly down the circular tunnel, stopping to reverse and line up several times in order not to hit the wall. After the first night we decided to use street parking instead which we found very easy as it was off-peak season.
Very nice, modern hotel, our room was beautiful, spacious and very clean. Breakfast was amazing : wide selection of food. The staff was very friendly. For people looking for intimity, the bathroom is very modern but the door can't be completely closed... 45 minutes by bus from Valetta.
Relatively inexpensive cost for room, location is close to public bus stops and restaurants / cafes (the restaurant Al Ponte attached to hotel was excellent), and I had a great experience at the bar (very friendly bartender) and spa (great massage!) I had ants all over my floor and throughout the entire bathroom upon check-in, the room smelled like sewage, the air quality was stale and the room was humid, the towels were very thin and worn, and although the complimentary breakfast had many options and the food was okay, the quality of the juice and coffee was very poor.
Loved the hotel, great value for money! Lovely SPA with a nice pool (although there were kids&babies after 12pm which according to their own rules shouldnt have been there - allowed only in the morning because its a SPA where people should be able to relax - they should act on it) & the breakfast was quite elaborate as well. Nothing but a good experience this was.
Breakfast was great, a great variety of food. The restaurant besides the hotel (run by the hotel) is great, good italian food and good price. The staff at the reception desk should try to be nicer, at least, one smile.
The location was excellent and the price was very affordable! I wasn't disappointed with the choice of my booking! The beds were two single beds. I expected a double bed. Also, the breakfast starts at 7.30am - for me it was too late since I had to check out at 7am.
amazing choice of breakfast! great location and nice pool area. Great being able to sit outside for a drink in the evening. towels and bed a bit hard, decor old fashioned - could have made more use of fabulous position
The pool area and sun deck and very nice, and the food, especially breakfasts were superb Extremely noisy neighbours, playing load music late at night
A very good hotel with good facilities. Clean and accommodating staff. May be a little difficult to access sea due to sea conditions. However, 4 large swimming pools available
the staff where very nice polite and helpfull, the entertainment was good and the bar at the deck was excellent
the atmosphere was great and relaxing and the staff was extremely helpful and friendly the water was a bit expensive...make sure that you purchase it from the grocery next door....bottle of water in hotel cost euro 4.5
Large and quiet room, nice decor, location next to the bay. Very good Thai restaurant. Poor quality of breakfast. Pooor quality of dinner in the main restaurant. Sheets were not changed daily. Very aggressive communication such as "you mustn't touch anything in the minibar or you will be charged a fortune". The hotel blocked 400eur on my credit card for two weeks.
Just returned from Hotel Hilton Malta feeling very relaxed. Hotel was great with excellent restaurants on site and within walking distance at the marina and nearby Spinola Bay,
Scenery was pleasent but it was a little bit uphill slope to climb! The hotel. Generally if I go to malta I would prefer it again.
The executive lounge was very good for breakfast and pre dinner drinks, felt that it should have stayed open for after dinner drinks.Good location. Access to certain parts of the building required changing lifts.
Staff were all v. v. friendly, location, breakfast is one of the best Hilton breakfasts I've had, pools, good offer on the spa on a rainy day. Room cleaning was not up to scratch, it was of the 'lick and a promise' variety. Bed changed only once during 7 nights' stay, @ €415 per night...Housekeeping walks straight in without knocking, which is really not on. Car park is a very strange affair with hidden lifts and level 5 inside the hotel is level 0 in the car park, utterly confusing.
Everything was excellent, staff, rooms, location, they had great half/full package deals. Kids had lots to do and really enoyed themselves. Lots of sport facilities so we did lots of sports, could eat well and did not put on a gramme of weight!!!
did'nt a room with full sea view even though start of season
Staff are excellent - very friendly and helpful Very Very poor value for money compared to the Intercontinental just round the corner. We stayed in a Tower room which leaked water from the rain and required a new carpet. For the same money at the Inter we could have stayed in a family room and used the VIP lounge. Breakfast was expensive and evening meal was poor for the money. We actually ended up eating at the sports bar in the Inter for 2 nights which has a better menu and far better value for money
The staff and facilities at the hotel were excellent. Very clean hotel and helpful staff. The lounge bar with piano is gorgeous. Can't say anything negative about the hotel.
Absolutely everything - from check-in to check-out! The staff were professional and genuinely friendly. The room was large and comfortable and we had a side view of the pool and the bay. Even if we had a minor problem or question, it was immediatly taken care of. The indoor pool and the gym was excellent, as was the steam room and sauna. Breakfast was yummy, drinks at the bar were classy and the one dinner we had at the hotel was delicious. The gymand indoor pool were not open til after 4pm on New Year's Day (after we had checked-out).
Friendliness off staff, excellent service and food, comfort and ambiance of hotel
i did't like the fact that they block 150 euros on my credit card when we arrive for the future expensis during my stay. i never heard of such thing before!
Clean and nice hotel. The Reef Club was not open, and they did not inform about this. Even the staff at the orher pool did not know there was such a club! It was supposed to open next week, but seeing the spot, I doubt it...
The hotel staff made the stay pleasant. Enjoyed the lobby bar/restaurant with live piano undertainment in the evening. The wardrobe facilities including the sauna by the indoor pool needs upgrading. The fact that it also is used by none hotel residents makes it to much public. Quite a few people were making their full morning toilet.
Wonderful hotel, excellent facilities and friendly staff.
The view from the bedroom, the space in the foyer, the comfort of the hotel. Happy with hotel
It was very expenisve to eat and drink in the hotel
Kindness of Hotel staff Presence of many ants in room 634, however in good igienic conditions
The massages Loud whistling noise from closed windows when the wind was blowing outside.
Good location, nice rooms Staff not very helpful, food average, courtesy bus offered costs more than public transport
excellent room service, friendly staff, terrace, sea view location a bit far away from mainstream cultural, tourist, shopping and night life.
It was a really relaxing and enjoyable experience. The hotel had every facility possible, with lots of pools, deckchairs, several good quality restaurants,, a gym, shop and hairdresser. The buffet breakfast was magnificent. Our room looked out over the sea and it was quiet. The staff were friendly and obliging. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay. The beds in the room were very narrow single beds. I would have expected two queen size beds or at least king singles for that price. The bathroom is tired and needs retiling. The toilet leaked and it smelled.
Friendliness of staff they were great!!! Absolutely nothing and we have been travelling and staying in hotels for 3 mths and this was the best - the people made it
Food menu was horrible and they tried to charge me for mini bar items upon check-out. I didn't even know there was a mini bar. .
Location, great view , comfortable room Didn`t feel as luxurious as expected for 5 star hotel
Great value for money and very friendly staff Queing for a mediocre and somewhat tasteless breakfast. I didn't use them, but the swimming pools (very small outdoor and large bath indoor) must be woefully inadequate during the summer. Not an issue for me, but certainly one for a family.
The tranquillity that there is in this hotel is really billiant during the night and the food is good the drinks at the bar are fair price ........the room was clean hotel is clean aswell I would go there again in a short time for sure The only thing that I did not like was that in the restaurant ...... there is a rush to finish your meal cause there is a function afterwords and they start to clear the restaurant at 20.15 when the last serving is at 20.00 and befor everyone is finished they start peprering the food for the other function and what is finished for that time is not replaced I think that it is a pitty cause all is good and fine there
nice and clean hotel to a very good rate.Near bus stop easy to travel were ever you wanna go. bar lounge and reception noisy every evening if you don`t like coverbands and karaoke
Rooms: we didn't see the sky, we see the wall and stay all day with the lights, room was not so clean. The coffe wasn't good and the breakfast also.
r4ooms were of good size beeding towels change daily staff helpful heating in rooms very poor i feel heating should have been at guest discretion as to when and the temputure was to be acessed in rooms and public areas thease were timed and controlled for when guest may be out of hotel very poor
The good weather :-) This hotel is not 4 stars! for me it's a 2 star hotel.
The friendliness of the hotel staff, they are helpful and very knowledgable about local travel etc. There is a comfortable relaxed atmosphere in the public areas. A bit cut off from the town but this was okay for an off season holiday where it was cool enough to walk to a restaurant or cafe. Too few sun loungers, especially on the roof which got more of the sunshine but again okay off season when we were more interested in touring than sun bathing. Breakfast is poor, didn't mind missing it. Didn't expect to be served instant or vending machine type coffee in a hotel but this is a minor gripe, I like a good cup of coffee, especially in the morning!
nice relaxing stay roof spa not working
very good value for money hote, food excellent, staff excellent, free shuttle takes you to ther bus terminal where you can acces everywhere with ease and cheaply only thing i'd say is my partner and me developed cough's within a few days of arrival, as did several other guests i noticed, maybe the air con needs checking? my partner;s cough developed into plourisy,
The location was a little further than I expected from the centre.
Beautiful location, extremely friendly staff, very clean, an absolutly amazing restaurant. I would not hesitate to stay here again
The location is lovely. Great views of St. Paul's Bay. For what we paid, it was good value for money. When arriving late at night, receptionist denied knowledge of our booking as they hadn't checked their printer all day to find the fax from booking.com (which had been there since the morning!). General hotel maintenance is not excellent. Breakfast was average.
the room was equipped quite well. the shower was uncomftable. I could not shower convinently finding quite ergonomical to shower.
one can totally relax and instantly feel on holiday. Breakfast and Spa are excellent. We got married at the hotel and the reception was fantastic - service was excellent throughout and food was superb. Please note that the room I booked was for one of the guests and I stayed in a suite for a longer period. Kids room is smally and floor looks shabby. The carpets in our suite were not cleaned once during our stay and this was quite disappointing considering it's a five star hotel. Our bathroom was cleaned while we were in and this seems quite unprofessional to me. I think there is room for improvement where housekeeping is concerned. Also staff entered our room twice (5 mins apart) when we were in.
Good location! Cleaning of rooms was not perfect, obtaining beach towles was difficult, weak coffee and watery fruit juices at breakfast
The Serene Room with Bedroom and a separate living room and the spectacular sea views. Fantastic lagoon pool. Dreadful car park. Not enough car parking space for a large hotel as this one.
Everything one can possibly imagine, staff, room, cleanliness, resort, pool area. Fabulous treat. We were billed for mini bar when we did not take. apparently they were missing to start with, but because we did not open the fridge we were not aware of this. But it wasnt a problem because they were just deducted from our bill.
Perfect! The hotel is situated in the more quiet, remote spot of Malta. Nice sandy beach, good food, friendly people.... The average age is a bit higher then normal...
the view lack of flexibility by staff, not enough common facilities (such as gym - too small)
Location of the Hotel Yes, Kids were not allowed in the indoor pool after 12 and because of that we will never go again to this hotel especially if it's winter. Kids will get bored in their room and most of them they love swimming. So it's not a suitable hotel for us with 3 kids. It's a pity. Besides the room was much smaller than the one we had last time we visited. We were 4 people in a small room.
We enjoyed the pool and beach facilities plus the evening entertainment were excellent. The bar staff were efficint and friendly and World Cup coverage again excellent. We ate at Flavours on the first evening and very dissapointed, the food was nowhere near the standard we expected, meat was dried up, consequently we did not eat at the hotel again. The poolside bar service not good, friendly kids but they were not looking for opportunities to serve. Reception on check out, the girl (a trainee) was fairly efficient but no eye contact.
Beautifully finished room - amazing views - superb breakfast - great hospitality
First three days in one b/room apart.was very good & without fault. The second part of our stay was in studio apart.Not quite as good.Found a few niggles when we transfered.Main fault being access to the wardrobe facilities & not enough space for two persons clothing.Shower tended to flood the floor.On several occasions items were omitted when the cleaning staff had been.These were soon replaced on request.The airconditioning came on by itself on several occasions through the night,waking us up.
friendliness of all staff everything satisfactory
Friendly and helpful staff. Location of hotel - easy access to Valetta by local transport. Hotel surrounded by beautiful gardens and next to the Presidental Palace Gardens (San Anton) which are always open to the public.
The courtesy/helpfulness of the staff, guided by an excellent general manager.
I would only have one complaint - the person who carries out checks on the spa and pool etc did not wear overshoes. I thought this was unhygenic.....
Hotel was not quite up to 5* Standard.Carpets were worn and wallpaper starting to come off wall
Difficult to find the hotel, especially by night
The facilities are very nice especially the sauna and the staff was very nice and helpfull The wireless internet acces is really expensive regarding the facilities of the hotel and malta in general.
friendliness of staff The indoor Rickshaw oriental restaurant. Quality of food was good, but it took about 2,5 hours before we received our main course. This also happened to other visitors and some were angry and some even left the place.
The staff was extremely nice and helpful. The beds and pillows very really soft and comfortable to have a good night's sleep. Nothing, everything was great.
The Hotel was well located, and of a good standard all round. Staff were friendly when spoken to. The music in the lifts would drive anyone insane....all the guests we shared the lifts with felt the same. The staff were not friendly, or outgoing personalities, and very much waited on us as patrons to make conversation with them. The rooms had very little information if at all any about the area and services offered at the hotel. No daily weather updates etc.... all being said though not the worst I have experienced ether
Lovely room. Good location, Free parking in busy area. Good Gym/Spa. Limited room service menu.
The location is perfect. One thing that is important, is the free car parking for the quests of the hotel. But most we enjoyed the indoor pool and Spa. Very relaxing experience!
The room was good and clean The food. Especially the room service menu.
We loved all of our time at Le Meridien Hotel. It is close to our house and we decided to spend the first few days of our honeymoon there before flying to Rome. My new wife and I enjoyed every moment and look forward to going again as soon as we can. Nothing at all..we we entirely happy with everything and hope to spend our anniversaries there too
all services of a palace at a good price. children policy very aggressive is also a major selling point.
The Pool, gym and spa facilities were very good and it has a large sun terrace. It is also well located near the waterfront and lots of bars and restaurants. Building site outside our room woke us up at 7am every morning. Quality of building work and finish in hotel was sometimes poor, but this seems to be a feature of Maltese workmanship generally. Our toilet flush broke and had to be fixed. Our room safe also broke and had to be fixed. Speed of response from hotel staff could have been better.
The professional staff, location & ambiance. There was nothing we did not like.
the hotel was nice and clean the elevators system needs to be fixed. it takes forever to get elevator and then it makes frequent stops when it doesn't need to
The service,friendleness and cleanliness. N/A
clean and spacious room, great views over st julians bay. tried to book a massage for our last day the day before but there were already no available slots


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Get an overview of this hotel3-star Montpellier hotel in Historic Centre, walk to Botanical Garden
Located in Historic Centre, this hotel is steps from Montpellier Cathedral, Botanical Garden, and Peyrou Gardens. Fabre Museum and Comedy Square are also within 10 minutes.
Concierge services, dry cleaning, and a 24-hour front desk are available at this smoke-free hotel. WiFi in public areas is free. Additionally, multilingual staff, a garden, and a front-desk safe are onsite.
All 35 rooms provide free WiFi, room service, and coffee makers. Hair dryers, phones, and ironing boards are among the other amenities that guests will find.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!Opens in a new window
Best Western Hotel Le Guilhem
Best Western Hotel Le Guilhem features a terrace, multilingual staff, and a garden. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. This Montpellier hotel also offers concierge services, dry cleaning/laundry services, and a safe deposit box at the front desk.
Best Western Hotel Le Guilhem is a smoke-free property.
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 35
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Concierge services
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Free WiFi
- Multilingual staff
- Luggage storage
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Long-term parking (surcharge)
- Offsite parking discounted rates available
- Smoke-free property
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Long-term parking (surcharge), Offsite parking discounted rates available
- Premium TV channels
- Air conditioning
- Coffee/tea maker
- Hair dryer
- Iron/ironing board
- Free WiFi
- Room service
Where to Eat
Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge.
Room service is available.
Check-in time starts at 2:00 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-out time is noon
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Pets stay free
- Restrictions apply
- For more information contact the property at the number on the booking confirmation
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Pets allowed (no fees)
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 1 per person, per night
- Fee for buffet breakfast: EUR 12 per person (approximately)
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Guests can arrange to bring pets by contacting the property directly, using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
This property has received its official star rating from the French Tourism Development Agency, ATOUT France.

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A condensed version of our longest running tour, focusing on East Flanders.
This tour takes place in East Flanders, an area rich with beer culture. We’ll visit at least 5 breweries, the medieval town of Gent, and end in Brugge.
- All skill levels welcome. Ride between 20 and 35 miles each day, 90% flat, with two nights in Gent. We’ll cycle along many dedicated bike routes, many along quiet canals.
- Perfect balance of historic cities, small villages, traditional family-owned breweries, and inventive new beer makers.
- Bike / bag rentals, breakfast, lunch, snacks, brewery tours + beer samples all included. Vehicle support included for groups at least 8. Everyone pays for their own dinner each evening.
- Miles of scenic views of farms await us along our rides… Strawberries, zucchini, rhubarb, rye, wheat, Brussels sprouts, carrots, and of course the bigger fields with barley, potatoes and corn. We’ll get a chance to try regional produce with our meals.
- This tour features two of our favorite “mystery stops” in Belgium. Who doesn’t like surprises?
- Make new friends and visit a different brewery every day, as you explore the country at the perfect speed to soak in your surroundings.
From Blonde to Bruin, Sweet to Sour, this tour has something for everyone’s palette.
Typical breweries we visit on most tour include:
- Liefmans – One of the oldest breweries. Most famous for their “old bruin” style beers.
- De Ryck – Small, family-owned brewery that has won “best triple” in Europe several times.
- Van Steenberge – Makers of the legendary “Gulden Draak” and masters of balancing flavors of high alcohol beers.
- Brouwerij ‘t Gaverhopke – Small artisanal brewery / cafe nearby Kortrijk. We’ll enjoy lunch and get a private tour.
- Brewery Bourgogne des Flandres – Brand new brewery in the heart of Brugge. We’ll get a tour and a generous beer tasting!
- Other brewery visits change based upon availability and time of year. Places we have visited on previous tours include: Huyghe (Delirium), Gruut Stadsbrouwerij, Vliegende Paard Brouwers (Prearis), Syphon, Fort Lapin, L’arrogante.
Itinerary / Stats
Locations and distances vary from tour to tour, but generally fall between these guidelines:
- Day 1 – The group meets in the fun, lively city of Kortrijk. From Brussels it is 1 hour 15 minutes by train, or you can use our airport shuttle service for an extra charge. The tour officially starts at 11:00 AM when the bicycles are delivered to our hotel. We’ll do a warm up ride to a local brewery for lunch.
- Days 2 to 4 – Cycling along the canals visiting breweries nearby Oudenaarde (sleeping overnight day #2) which is famous for their annual “Tour of Flanders” bicycle race and “Old Brown” sour beers. In the medieval town of Ghent we will spend two nights, do a day trip to a brewery, and have time to explore the sights, sounds, and tastes.
- Day 5 – More beautiful canal paths await us in route to the the historic town of Brugge. Here we will have a brewery tour and beer tasting before the tour officially ends. Most people will stay in Brugge an extra night and if so we will invite you to join us for a pub crawl and dinner in town! Brugge is full of great beer cafes, let us show you our favorites!
- Day 6-10 – This tour is available to be combined with our “5-Day Flanders Sampler” tour, which will meet the next morning in Brugge. If you’d like to sign up for both tours we offer a large discount!
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Heathrow is one of the most popular airports in the world and among the top airports in Europe. If you arrive to Heathrow, you can expect it to be crowded throughout the entire day. Luckily the transportation from the airport to the city center is effortless to arrange, especially as the airport is connected to downtown with the metro.
Heathrow Airport has three underground stations (for the different terminals), all located in zone 6 on the public transportation system. A single ticket to London costs appx. £5 if you buy such a ticket. The Picadilly line takes you from Heathrow stops at major metro stops such as Kings Cross, Picadilly Circus, Covent Garden, and many other stops.
2) Heathrow Express
Heathrow Express is an express train taking you to the center of London within 15 minutes. It leaves from the airport every 15 minutes and takes you to London Paddington. The price of a normal single far is £18.
3) National Express
National Express has several buses from Heathrow Airport to several destinations in London and all around England. If you book early, the prices are excellent.
4) Private taxi
Would you like to get to your hotel as quickly as possible? Does it sound nice to have a driver waiting for you in the arrival hall at Heathrow with a sign with your name on? You can book a private driver to pick you up at Heathrow below.


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Jim HansenUnited States
I was totally happy with our tour guide and the driver....couldn't have asked for better service and incredibly knowledgeable....recommend them to everyone...5 out of 5 rating
Patricia KnottUnited States
Galia is a phenomenal tour guide. She was professional, flexible and prompt. She was a delight to spend the day with her. She is knowledgeable and wine and the region. I learned so much at the Chateaus about how wine is made from start to finish. The experience was available due to Galia's knowledge and relationships with the Chateaus as well. Anyone going to Bordeaux she request Galia. Tricia
Sally TorgesonSANTA BARBARA, CALIFORNIA, United States
Just great. Very accommodating to change d needs. Greg, driver, was also very nice to spend the day with. Much better than a cruise bus tour!
William StevensUnited States
Galia Was the best, she took us on a walking tour of Bordeaux and then to two great winery's. We would highly recommend Galia to anyone, she speaks 5 languages and knows her way around.
TOUR GUIDE RESPONSE: Dear Steve, thank you very much for your beautiful review. It was a great pleasure to know you both. Looking forward to seeing you again. Have a nice Summer! Best wishes, Galia
Spero ValavanisUnited States
We had an absolutely outstanding experience with Galia. She has a wonderful personality, engaging and easy to talk with, and wanted to make sure our entire trip was an amazing experience. She helped with accommodations, Restaurant reservations, sights, drivers, etc. for the entire time we were there. Simply can't say enough about how great she was!!!!!
TOUR GUIDE RESPONSE: Dear Spero thank you so much for these touching words. I am so happy to hear that you enjoyed your stay in Bordeaux and the journey in Medoc. It was a real pleasure to know you. I hope to see you soon and have a glass of great Bordeaux wine together. Have a nice Summer!
Cesar TrujilloUnited States
What a wonderful full day. We could not have asked for better locations to stop for photos and tastings. Galia and her driver have great general knowledge of the area while allowing the experts on wine to really give some wonderful in depth history and explanation of the complexities, traditions, and advances in Bordeaux wine making. We saw Chateau La Tour Carnet. We fell in love with the castle and hope to stay there someday. Next we loved Chateau Giscours and Chateau Prieure Lichine. Best wine-Giscours.
TOUR GUIDE RESPONSE: Hi Cesar, Thank you very much for your review. It was a pleasure to meet you and spend the day with you and your friends. Greg said that you are his favorite travelers I have to stay impartial). Good flight back home. Best wishes, Galia


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Walking distance to Med Center and NRG Park and Metro Light Rail. The luxury you deserve at the price you can afford. Beautiful new granite, amazing mocha laminate, gleaming stainless steel, king size bed and quality furnishings showcase this rental's attention to detail and luxury at an affordable price!
The apartment is exactly two miles from downtown Houston, and it's a five-minute walk to the MetroRail line bringing you downtown in 15 minutes. We're close to the city's Mexican "Restaurant Row" on Navigation Blvd., and to the burgeoning "EaDo" nightlife scene. A second floor apartment, it's filled with wonderful natural light filtered through massive trees. The historic "Eastwood" neighborhood was developed in 1915, and has a number of classic and important Houston homes.


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Luxury travel blogger Amanda O’Brien, a.k.a The Boutique Adventurer, shares her favourite boutique hotel spots in England.
As a luxury travel blogger, I love that I am spoilt for choice when it comes to boutique hotels in England; each have their own unique characteristics and offer so much more than just a fancy goose feather pillow to place your head on for the evening.
Many visitors to the UK focus their time on London and Edinburgh; however boutique hotels have been increasingly popping up in some of the more off-the-beaten-path locations. From the exotic micro climate of the Isles of Scilly, to the chocolate box villages of the Cotswolds, to the Wild Ponies of the New Forest, why not try somewhere stylishly different for your next weekend away!
An English gastro-pub boutique hotel in Oxfordshire
[stars number="4"] The Trout at Tadpole Bridge
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Photos courtesy of The Trout at Tadpole Bridge
The Trout is exactly as you would imagine the perfect English gastro-pub in the Oxfordshire Cotswolds. The building is made of the honeyed Cotswolds stones and is set on the river near a very cute Bridge – the Tadpole Bridge of course!
Inside, you’ll find English country pub meets Farrow and Ball. A clean yet pared back design with some serious wallpapers and tasteful colours. The six rooms are stylish, but oh so comfortable. They feature rain showers (I had one in my room and it was terrific), claw foot bath tubs and large brass beds. Dogs are welcome for a small extra charge in three of the rooms.
The menu is upmarket gastro pub with, of course, as many locally sourced ingredients as possible (particularly the fish and the game). The restaurant sources all its meat from a small supplier in nearby Cheltenham. There is an excellent wine list – and even better a huge outdoor grassed area where guests can sit and enjoy said wine – right down to the banks of the river.
And that’s not all! For Downtown Abbey fans, the hotel is close to the village of Bampton: the heart of “The Downton Mile”. Many exterior shots for the TV show were filmed here: you can see the church, the hospital and Mrs Crawley’s house.[button text="Compare price" href="https://www.trivago.co.uk/?iGeoDistanceItem=1839785"] [related-article id="18925"]
A historic boutique hotel in the New Forest with incredible food
[stars number="4"] The Bell Inn
This historic Inn has been owned by the same family since 1782 and is located in the heart of the New Forest and is home to the oldest golf club in Hampshire: the Bramshaw. The Grade 11 listed building mixes the Inn’s classic architecture with modern style and comforts; its 28 bedrooms come with Egyptian cotton bed linen, soft duvets plus all the modern comforts you’d expect.
The Bell Inn is surrounded by great walks and cycling paths, so be sure to pick up a copy of the hotel’s area guide. See if you can spot the New Forest “Big 5”: wild ponies, donkeys, pigs, sheep and cows, on your way to Minstead Village or Cadman’s Pool.
Being in the New Forest provides the Inn with some fantastic local sourcing opportunities for its acclaimed restaurant. The menu changes with the seasons, serving meat from local farms. I enjoyed some fantastic pork belly when I visited, it was very light and tender and accompanied by ham hock hash and Blackwater Farm Faggot. My starter was one of the chef’s specialties – crab brulee – and was quite the sensation. For dessert the Inn offers mini versions of its most popular offerings; I highly recommend the lavender panna cotta and chocolate torte.
Breakfast consists of a buffet with homemade granola, Greek yogurt, cereals, pastries, juices etc. You can then choose from the full English (vegetarian option available), kippers, salmon and eggs etc.[button text="Compare price" href="https://www.trivago.co.uk/?iGeoDistanceItem=947005"]
A boutique hotel in Sussex with a luxurious spa
[stars number="3"] Ockenden Manor
If you’re looking for a historical boutique hotel in England, Ockenden Manor is the perfect choice. It was first built in the 1500s and then rebuilt in the 1650s following a fire; it has been a hotel since the end of World War Two.
The Manor is a gorgeous old building. The ground floor has a very cozy bar, and the larger dining room is the venue for main meals. My personal favorite was the lovely living room where afternoon tea is served and where you can also enjoy a pre-dinner drink.
The Sussex area is the home of English sparkling wine. There are three on the menu at Ockenden Manor and I highly recommend you try one (or three!).
The rooms are extremely cosy and comfortable whilst still feeling stylish. The bathroom was huge with both a claw foot tub and a shower with lovely large shower head.
Ockenden Manor is part of a small classic English village called Cuckfield. There are some lovely walks around the area; however, in my opinion the best thing to do whilst staying at Ockenden Manor is to use their lovely spa!
The spa offers a variety of treatments; I tried their signature float tank which is a very relaxing treatment. In the spa you’ll find a 15-foot pool that has an outside and an inside section, plus multiple lounges. I particularly enjoyed the rainforest shower near the pool.[button text="Compare price" href="https://www.trivago.co.uk/?iGeoDistanceItem=46458"]
A boutique hotel in London with incredible views
[stars number="5"] Shangri La The Shard
The Shangri La is the extreme end of boutique hotels and the London location offers such personalized service and unique experiences, that I had to include it! Let’s start with its amazing location at the top of Shard, offering incredible views over central London. The hotel takes full advantage of these views– you can even take it in from your bathroom!
The rooms themselves are stunning. Beautifully decked out in the highest quality linen (300 thread count Frette) and furniture, you will feel wonderfully pampered. Some of the rooms even come with a telescope for you to explore the winding streets below and vast skyline ahead. L’Occitane toiletries, plush bathrobes, and your own Nespresso machine finish things off nicely!
Perhaps my favourite thing about the Shangri La is how closely it works with the local community. When you hit the amazing breakfast buffet in the morning you’ll be treated to delicious local honey that has been sourced from Bermondsey Bees.
In addition to being located inside the Shard, the Shangri La is only a few paces from London’s famous Borough Market. And one of the unique local experiences the hotel offers is a behind-the-scenes tour of Borough Market – complete with tastings![button text="Compare price" href="https://www.trivago.co.uk/?iGeoDistanceItem=2498036"] [related-article id="24063"]
A boutique island hotel on the Isles of Scilly
[stars number="3"] Tregarthens
The Isles of Scilly have to be one of the best kept secrets in the UK. This stunning collection of seven islands has its own micro climate, allowing for tropical gardens and much better weather than the rest of the UK. It’s location- off the coast of Cornwall- limits tourism and gives the Isles of Scilly a far away, magical feel.
Getting to Scilly is one of the best parts of the trip. Whilst you could take a boat across the choppy seas, I would recommend going by air. It is one of the most fantastic small plane short journeys available and I would have happily paid for this as an experience in itself – the fact that it got me from A to B was just a bonus!
Tregarthens is the boutique hotel to stay in on St Mary’s – the largest of the seven islands and the only one that has roads. The hotel has a fantastic location on the harbour and the majority of rooms overlook the sea. The hotel offers everything from standard rooms to cottages with several options in between.
The Isles of Scilly are all about boats, walks and crab sandwiches. Each morning the times and locations for boat journeys for the day are posted on the harbour. Choose any island, and you will be guaranteed a stunning walk and at least one restaurant serving crab sandwiches!
Image source: travel blogger Amanda O’Brien
My top tip is to check the nightly boat schedule. Each evening a boat heads from St Marys to one of the other islands. It arrives in time for you to have a walk around the island and a pub dinner. The boat will then be waiting to take you back to St Marys. This gives a whole other meaning to popping out for a pub meal![button text="Compare price" href="https://www.trivago.co.uk/?iGeoDistanceItem=3390442"]
London based travel blogger Amanda O’Brien is The Boutique Adventurer. Her blog focuses on luxury adventures in emerging destinations, that always end with a high thread count on your sheets!


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Lovely 4 Bed home swap in London, England
A very comfortable Victorian terraced four bedroom family home with a 60 foot garden. The house has been extended and completely re-decorated over the last five years since we bought it. It has a huge eat in kitchen opening out onto our much loved garden.
We have four large bedrooms including two singles, a bunk room and the master king size bedroom with ensuite plus family bathroom. Family home so plenty of toys and DVDs if needed. Wifi, Broadband, TV/DVD.
We live in Shepherds Bush on a lovely street centrally located to excellent public transport links (tube and bus) and to Heathrow airport. Ten minutes to Holland Park and Notting Hill. Twenty minutes to most central London locations eg Piccadilly Circus, St James's, Buck Palace, Theatreland, Covent Garden etc. Two miles from Westfield (largest shopping mall in Europe). Close to Wembley, Earls Court, Wimbledon, Olympia - all 2012 Olympic venues. Nice residential street with great neighbours
We are centrally located for everything! Getting into the city, getting out of the city, close to the beautiful vistas and ancient pubs along the Thames, the bars and restaurants of trendy Notting Hill, or the stylish shops of leafy Chiswick. Perfect for accessing all that London has to offer, and then being able to relax and de-stress at the end of the day. Ideal for families who need a bit of space and don't want to be cramped in a central London aptmt. Only available in school holidays.
Type of home swap
- Home Exchange
- Open to Offers
Conditions of home exchange
- Non smokers only
- No pets allowed
- Children welcome


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This resort is located in Uvero Alto, right on the sandy beach.
The complex has a lift and features 502 rooms. The friendly staff at the reception desk are happy to answer any questions. A baggage storage service and a cash machine are available. Wireless internet access in public areas (no extra charge) allows guests to stay connected. The tour desk offers assistance with booking excursions. The resort has wheelchair-accessible facilities. Everyday necessities can be purchased at the supermarket. The grounds of the resort feature a playground and a lovely garden. Additional facilities include a playroom. Guests arriving by car can park their vehicles in the car park for no extra charge. Further services and facilities include a babysitting service (for a fee), a childcare service, room service (limited hours), a laundry service, a hairdresser, a coin-operated laundry and a hotel doctor. Lectures, presentations and meetings can be held in one of the 7 conference rooms.
Air conditioning and a fan ensure that rooms maintain comfortable temperatures. Guests can enjoy the sea view from a balcony or terrace. The rooms have a double bed and a sofa bed. Extra beds can be requested. A safe, a minibar and a desk are also available. Guests will also find a tea/coffee station included among the standard features. An ironing set is provided for guests' convenience. A telephone, a flatscreen television with cable channels, a radio and WiFi (no extra charge) are provided as well. Amenities provided in the rooms include slippers and a daily paper. Bathrooms are equipped with a shower and a whirlpool bath. A hairdryer, a vanity mirror and bathrobes are provided. For extra comfort in the bathrooms, guests are offered cosmetic products. Bathrooms with wheelchair access can also be booked. The complex has non-smoking rooms.
Guests can cool off in one of the 6 outdoor pools. There is a children's swimming area as well. Pure relaxation in the hot tub, fun on the waterslide and refreshing drinks at the pool bar – guests will experience just how rich and varied a day in the water can be. Sun loungers and parasols on the terrace invite guests to relax and unwind. The resort offers a wide range of outdoor sports, including tennis, beach volleyball, volleyball, paddle tennis and fishing. For a fee, guests can also enjoy golf. With canoeing, sailing, kayaking, diving and water aerobics available, fans of water sports will have plenty to choose from. Sport and leisure facilities at the resort include table tennis and aerobics. Various wellness options are available at the resort, including a spa, a sauna, a hammam, a beauty salon and massage treatments. Additional leisure activities include an entertainment programme, a kids' club, live music, a dance club, a casino and a nightclub. Copyright GIATA 2004 - 2022. Multilingual, powered by www.giata.com for client no. 124971
Various dining options are available, including 7 restaurants, a café and a bar. Refreshing drinks at the beach bar are a perfect way to enjoy warm weather. All-inclusive is offered as a catering option. All-inclusive holidaymakers enjoy special extras like snacks, in addition to a selection of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages. Breakfast, a lunch buffet and dinner offer plenty of delicious variety. Special culinary options, such as vegetarian dishes, are also available.
The resort accepts the following credit cards: American Express, VISA and MasterCard.
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Take some time off and allow yourself some relaxation with us. Enjoy the stay at a comfortable room and the walks by Lake Haapsalu, and feel self-confident and beautiful after a spa procedure. Check out the package and come for a visit.
Our guests also have free access to:
The water and sauna centre Mon – Fri 1 pm to 10 pm and Sat-Sun 9 am to 10 pm
Package for one from 155 €* (1 person in a standard+ double room) *The final price depends on the selected period and type of accommodation.
*The package can not be used during big summer events, information www.laine.ee
Check-in to rooms starts at 3 pm and check-out is until 12 am.


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The hostel is about 40min walk from the train station and 20min from the centre. Facilities are great, though, kitchen was big anc clean. Stayed in 5-bed dorm, bathroom and kitchen were shared with one other room. Supermarket right accross the street. Only minor problem was that the receptionist was almost never around and some girls actually had to call him in the morning to come and let them pay as they were leaving (!). Would stay again, besides the location the place had everything we needed.
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This restaurant based at Copenhagen Airport is good, despite being at Airport prices. The burgers are excellent, the fries are handcut and when you order a big glass of wine, you actually get a BIG glass! And since most seats are in front of the windows, you getr a great view out towards the flights.
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Broadmeadows House offers well-appointed and comfortable self-catering accommodation in the rural Scottish Borders .3 spacious, self-contained apartments for party sizes from 2 up to 10 persons. A perfect rural retreat, families welcome.
Let us welcome you to Broadmeadows House, a late Georgian country mansion constructed in the Palladian style.
We offer well appointed and luxurious self catering accommodation in 3 well-equipped, spacious, self-contained apartments for party sizes from 2 up to 10 persons.
The West Lawn is a secluded single-bedroomed apartment on the ground floor of Broadmeadows House. with south facing terrace. A perfect romantic retreat.
The Uplands is a spacious two bedroomed apartment on the top floor of Broadmeadows with sensational views out over the valley and the Bowhill Estate forests.The Uplands will accommodate four in comfort. One of the bedrooms has a standard double, the other two single antique brass beds.
The East Lawn is a spacious two bedroomed apartment on the ground floor with a light and airy ambience assisted by french doors opening onto a patio or the main lawn.The East Lawn will accommodate four in comfort. One of the bedrooms has a standard double, the other a king size bed which can be split into two singles on request.
Each of our accommodation offerings has a unique character but all have our dedication to quality and comfort in common. All are heated by a state of the art biomass heating system; tastefully furnished and offering amenities including comprehensively equipped kitchens and complementary wi-fi internet access.
Broadmeadows is situated in the central Scottish Borders, just 4 miles from the historic town of Selkirk and within easy reach of major Scottish and northern English cities .Our location provides for many popular rural pursuits, including mountain biking, fishing, equestrian activities, shooting, golf, or just plain old hiking.
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Outdoor activities in Cumbria at Talkin Tarn, Brampton.
Boat hire, activities & water sports for team building, schools, hens & stags
Boat hire will be open 11am-4pm until Octoberl 2022 (school holidays and weekends - weather dependent) We do not take bookings for boat hire - please see our calendar for instructor led sessions or contact us for larger groups.
Please see our online booking for availability of private group sessions for up to 6 people. Contact us for larger groups. We occasionally arrange open sessions for individuals to book a place - please follow this link for details of open sessions.
We are taking bookings for Non-Residential Outdoor Adventure Courses for Schools and Youth Groups, and Private Family Groups
OUTDOOR ACTIVITY CENTRE IN CUMBRIA BASED AT TALKIN TARN
Join us at Talkin Adventures, our activity centre at Talkin Tarn Country Park, for outdoor activities in Cumbria. Situated just 20 minutes from Carlisle, with good links to Hexham, Newcastle and Penrith, with great facilities on site for your activity day or family day out. Talkin Adventures boasts a superb position on the edge of the North Pennines Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and between two UNESCO World Heritage Sites - The Lake District National Park and Hadrian’s Wall.
Activities available to book at Talkin Tarn include Archery, Canoeing, Kayaking, Orienteering, Raft Building, Stand Up Paddle Boarding, and the Treasure Chest.
A GREAT RANGE OF THINGS TO DO
Boat hire and Mini-golf is open until October 2022, during school holidays and weekends. There is no need to book for boat hire but please be aware that we may close or oﬀer a limited service if there are strong winds/lightning.
Available to hire are rowing boats, open canoes and sit on top kayaks (£12 per half hour) Opening times vary around a core opening of 11-4pm.
All under 14s must be accompanied in the boat by an adult when hiring a boat.
Also available - minigolf, orienteering, boat launch/fishing permits.
Talkin Adventures provide friendly, professional instructors to guide you and your group during an introduction to water sports, archery and team building activities. Contact us to arrange a bespoke activity package for your birthday parties, corporate events, school adventure days or hen and stag do.
Please note: We will provide buoyancy aids, which must be worn for all of our water activities including boat hire. We have a range of sizes, including XXL from Peak UK, which is suitable for up to 110kg/130cm chest.
You are welcome to bring your own boat, canoe, kayak or paddle board to Talkin Tarn. There is a permit system in place. Please see the Carlisle City Council website here for more details of permits. Talkin Adventures provide day permits and hire of buoyancy aids, paddles, wetsuits, if required, during normal opening times. Please see the tea rooms when we are not open (equipment hire only available when we are open)
OUTDOOR ACTIVITY FACILITIES AT TALKIN TARN
Come and see us at our activity base at Talkin Adventures, Talkin Tarn Country Park, Brampton. Just a short drive from Carlisle and only half an hour from Hexham, we are your family adventure destination along Hadrian’s Wall and the A69, just minutes from a World Heritage Site in the North Pennines.
There is plenty of parking available on-site costing just £2.35 for a full day, giving you plenty of time to explore the woodlands, take out a boat and have a spot of lunch or cake.
Our adventure company rivals any activities in the Lake District with some superb on-site facilities such as the Talkin Tarn Cafe and Tea Rooms with their delicious handmade cakes, lunches and gift shop. There is good accessibility for people with limited mobility, with wheelchair friendly footpaths around the lake. For those who enjoy watersports there are hot showers and changing rooms… just in case. Stay for coﬀee and cake and take a stroll along the 1.3 mile wheelchair friendly path around the Tarn.
For outdoor activities in Cumbria, Talkin Tarn provides a one stop shop for all your needs and is situated in a stunning location beneath the northern Pennine hills. The tarn is a kettle hole lake, formed by glacial at the end of the last ice age, around 10,000 years ago and now plays host to:
Talkin Tarn Amateur Rowing Club (TTARC)
Brampton Sailing Club
Carlisle Model Boat Club
EVENTS AT TALKIN TARN
Check out our events listing, outlining available Talkin Tarn activities from archery to Stand Up Paddle Boarding and British Canoeing Paddlesport Courses.
Activities are available by prior booking for private family groups, school adventure courses and business team building, making for some brilliant activity days in the North West. Throughout the year, we organise lots of things to do near Carlisle. We arrange Adventure Day Camps as a school holiday club with local charity, Brampton Area Action Group. Details of these activity days are distributed to local schools as availability is limited.
Please contact us in advance to book these activities for your event, the perfect addition to any Hen and Stag Do, Team Building event or ideal alternative to a school residential. Beneft from the outdoor experience that you would gain from staying at an activity centre without the cost, stress and commitment of an overnight stay.
Pop along when we’re open or get in touch today to arrange a tailor-made, cumbria activities package.
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PROUDLY SUPPORTING NORTH CUMBRIA RESCUE & RESPONSE TEAM
Talkin Adventures are proud to support our local ﬂood and swift water rescue team. North Cumbria Rescue and Response are a team of trained volunteers, ready to be deployed to help the local community, or nationally, in the event of severe weather events and emergencies.
The team welcomes new members (no experience necessary), volunteers and supporters. They are funded by kind donations. For more information please take a look at their website and get in touch with them directly.


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Domaine de Murtoli – Corsica, France
Hotel Type: A unique concept of a 5* hotel dotted across a private estate. The estate consists of a boutique hotel, shepherds houses and private villas. All offer a tailor-made hotel service.
Location: On the stunning south west coast of Corsica – a 25 minute drive from Figari, and 90 minutes from Ajaccio. Corsica is accessible by a short flight from mainland France or fly directly from many European countries.
Style: Rustic luxe
Rooms: 20 individual shepherd’s houses and private villas with pools, dotted around the estate. There is also Hotel de la Ferme on the estate that has 9 simple and luxuriously decorated rooms & suites.
Favourite Room: Extremely difficult seeing as all of the dwellings are so unique. For a group of 4 people we love the U Fragnu which is an old mill with panoramic views and a spectacular pool in the rock.
Ideal For: Getting away from it all. It is perfect for enjoying plenty of privacy in your own secluded dwelling while making the most of hotel facilities and services.
Swimming: Most of the dwellings have their own private pools and the boutique hotel has its own private pool too. There is also a private beach to be enjoyed by all guests.
Dining: Delicious Corsican cuisine – dine in your villa, on the beach at La Table de la Plage, or in the Michelin starred restaurant, La Table de la Ferme, or in a natural cave with a terrace boasting beautiful views at La Table de la Grotte.
Activities: There are plenty of activities to be enjoyed on the site itself. You can go wine tasting or take a Corsican cooking lesson, learn about farm life, play golf on the 12-hole golf course, partake in Pilates or yoga, go kayaking or paddle-boarding, explore the estate by bike or foot or horseback, try fresh river or sea fishing and visit the local Archaeological sites.
Spa: During the summer season there is a spa by the beach.
Accessibility: Generally speaking we do not recommend Murtoli for those with reduced mobility as unfortunately the old authentic houses are not well equipped for those with reduced accessibility.
Low season Price From:
- In Hotel de la Ferme: €260 per night Petra Nera room including breakfast.
- In a 1 bedroom Shepherds hut: €500 per night in a 1 bedroom Shepherds House Country Side, includes a daily pastry delivery.
High Season Price From:
- In Hotel de la Ferme: €800 per night Petra Nera room including breakfast.
- In a 1 bedroom Shepherds hut: €1480 per night in a 1 bedroom Shepherds House Country Side, includes a daily pastry delivery.
Please note there is a minimum 7 night’s stay over peak periods. Please speak to a member of the team for more details and dates.
Open From: April – January
It’s not hard to see why this expansive wilderness has become one of Europe’s hottest destinations. A private estate of over 6,000 acres of rugged mountains, shady woodland and bordered by long stretches of white sand and turquoise sea, Domaine de Murtoli is a haven for those who are never happier than when they’re far from anywhere. Artfully refurbished farmhouses, watch towers and stone shepherd huts, are scattered amongst the estate – some near the beach, others nestled in the hills and valleys looking out over the Mediterranean Sea, with the hotel at the heart of it all. The estate is understated and discrete luxury, set in the stunning maquis, on an island famous for its wild beauty and unique culture. The food is sublime, the service is exceptional (think private chefs) and there’s enough to do to keep you occupied forever. Or perhaps, you might opt for a week of just gazing out over the hills, the beach and the sparkling emerald sea.
Exquisitely converted from the main farm building, and all centred around a courtyard, the hotel rooms and suites are an expertly designed mix of local materials and visually stunning interiors. They feature private terraces, balconies, large walk in showers, cast iron baths, terracotta floors and heavy oaked beamed ceilings and share swimming pool dedicated to guests staying here. Each and every one of them is very comfortably spacious, utterly dreamy and perfect for two.
The villas and shepherds huts are some of the very best we have seen anywhere. Each one is completely different – having once been home to shepherds or a herd of cows centuries ago. They range from bijou romantic nests for two, and quirky barns for families, to sprawling affairs for parties of up to 16. Most of them have pools, which form part of the landscape, and gardens that blend into the surrounding land, and all have staggering panoramic views. We love their secluded locations, where you can easily go an entire day without seeing a single soul. The uniqueness of each property is partly what gives them their charm. Arba Barona, which sleeps four, appears out of the rocky hillside, tucked into the valley high above the beach. For people who truly crave remoteness, A Figa is an old watchtower up in the hills, where the silence is magical. There are three villas by the water, sleeping eight to 12 guests, with the deserted private beach just steps away. And up the valley, there’s the fabulous Hamlet Rosumarinu, a collection of three shepherds houses with accommodation for 16 guests and far reaching views down to the sea. There’s a daily maid service and fresh pastries brought each morning. Guests can eat at any of the restaurants, cook for themselves, using produce from the estate gardens, or have your groceries brought to you, or not lift a finger at all and book a private chef (subject to availability).
Domaine de Murtoli has three excellent restaurants, with produce fresh from the estate and naturally, the sea. The meat is bred on the farm and olive oil is direct from its own mill. The magic of much of the cuisine in Corsica is from the herbs, and these all come fresh from the gardens. And let’s not forget all the delicious Corsican wines here. Sit out on the terrace overlooking the golf course, or inside the restored farmhouse at La Table de la Ferme, with its exquisite one Michelin star haute cuisine with Corsican flavours and modern techniques. The unimaginably romantic La Table de la Grotte is a candlelit gastronomic treat in a cave and no visit should be without eating here at least once. Down at the beach, with tables spilling out from terraces onto the sand, with loungers and sun beds, there’s La Table de la Plage, with freshly grilled fish and divine Mediterranean dishes, and cocktails in the evening.
A week here with your family, is a week to remember – where freedom is all around, with every chance to run around uninhibited. During the summer, there’s a kids’ club with a vast range of organised activities. They’ll discover the magic of the estate, from treasure hunts to expeditions to the beach and learning how to play Golf, to discovering delicious treats in the estate gardens. There’s babysitting available too, for when the grown ups would like a late meal at La Table de la Ferme.
You could be forgiven for arriving at the Domain, putting down your bags, and sitting in your garden by the pool for the entire week. However, whether you’re in the hotel, or a villa, it is equally easy to fill each day with something different. The estate is there to be discovered – you can roam freely by foot or on a mountain bike – we definitely recommend exploring as much as possible – it is truly a beautiful place. Seeing it from the back of a horse is also pretty amazing, and the estate partners with a riding centre, where you can also take lessons. There are botanical, geological and archeological tours, and more locally, you have access to the estate’s vegetable gardens and are welcome to help yourself. Golfers will love the 12 hole links course and later in the season, there’s hunting and shooting. Domaine de Murtoli has 3km of private beach – an exceptionally beautiful stretch from where you can swim, kayak and paddle board. Boat charters can be organised, as can sea fishing. And don’t forget to book a treatment at the outdoor beach Spa, with the sound of the waves as your backdrop. We can safely say, you’ll probably never set foot outside of the estate!


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The Alla Fornace di Sacerno is situated 9 miles (14 kilometers) from the main part of Castelfranco Emilia. Or, alternatively, the Art Hotel Commercianti is situated 15 miles (24 kilometers) away. The Art Hotel Novecento and also the Art Hotel Orologio are alternate bases in Castelfranco Emilia.
If time is on your side, why not broaden your horizons and discover the many delights located around Emilia-Romagna while you're in Castelfranco Emilia? Explore Emilia-Romagna's ruins, castles and traditional villages. Anyone with a passion for nature can also take the time to admire its rural landscapes, coastal plains, forests and rivers. Travelers in this area of Italy love snowboarding.
Want more to do? Consider spending a few hours exploring Sestola Fortress and Museum of Mechanical Musical Instruments, which you'll find in Sestola, 30 miles (45 kilometers) southwest of Castelfranco Emilia. The Hotel San Marco and Locanda San Giorgio are a handful of the Travelocity-listed accommodation choices in Sestola. Or, you could consider staying in Maranello, 12 miles (19 kilometers) southwest of Castelfranco Emilia, where you can choose between the Maranello Palace and Locanda la Gazzella. If you're staying in Maranello, a couple of sights worth adding to your itinerary are the Ferrari Museum and Ferrari Factory.
Simply because you and your traveling partners are taking a break from your usual habits, who's to say you can't fuel your passion for stadium sports. Find Arena di Verona 60 miles (94 kilometers) to the north of Castelfranco Emilia. Find accommodation nearby to the action at the Grand Relais The Gentleman of Verona - Guest House or the Due Torri Hotel.


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Located in Seseh on Bali’s South West Coast, Sejuk Beach Villas offers spacious serviced villas with service staff, private pools and a fully equipped kitchen. Its facilities include free internet, satellite TV and a home theatre system.
Sejuk Beach Villas is a beachfront property with direct beach access. Featuring a mix of modern and Indonesian architecture, villas have plenty of living space, and are fitted with private patios that overlook the Indian Ocean.
Sejuk Beach Villas is 7 km from Tanah Lot Temple and the Nirwana Golf and Country Club. Seminyak Town is a 20-minute drive from the resort.
Local Balinese and Western dishes as well as a menu of healthy food and drinks using organic ingredients are available. Enjoy a romantic sunset dinner or a barbecue by the pool.
Guests can go on mountain biking trips or nature trails. Horse riding and surfing activities can also be arranged. The resort provides childcare and babysitting service. Sightseeing arrangements can be made at the tour desk.
Address : Pantai Seseh, Munggu, 80391 Canggu, Indonesia
Check-in : 13:00 – 14:00 hours
Check-out : 12:00 – 13:00 hours
Children and extra beds : Children cannot be accommodated at the hotel.
There is no capacity for extra beds in the room.
Pets : Pets are not allowed.


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The bathroom within the villa is finished to the highest standards with modern fittings and walk in shower. There is a separate bath in which to relax.
There is a guest toilet adjacent to the front door.
Fresh towels are provided throughout your stay. Pool towels and robes are provided.


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With a stay at NH Sport, you'll be centrally located in Zaragoza, within a 5-minute drive of Aljaferia Palace and Plaza del Pilar. This hotel is 1.4 mi (2.3 km) from Zaragoza Museum and 1.5 mi (2.5 km) from Plaza de Espana.
Make yourself at home in one of the 64 air-conditioned guestrooms. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with bathtubs feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include phones, as well as desks and a turndown service.
Make use of convenient amenities such as complimentary wireless Internet access, concierge services, and a television in a common area.
Wrap up your day with a drink at the bar/lounge. Buffet breakfasts are available daily from 7 AM to 10:30 AM for a fee.
Business, Other Amenities
Featured amenities include express check-in, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and a 24-hour front desk. Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.


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