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Adelaide is home to several unique and fun picnic experiences. Whether you are planning the ultimate proposal or an anniversary to remember, these hamper experiences can make it all happen.
Be in the Good Books offers personalized gift boxes to take the stress out of gift-giving. Featuring only ecologically sustainable South Australian produce.
Make the gift of a picnic easy for your friends and family with a picnic hamper. These baskets have everything your loved ones need for an alfresco feast, including delicious gourmet food, wine, and desserts. They also come with a blanket and picnic accessories, making them the perfect way to enjoy a day in nature.
You’ll find a wide selection of picnic hampers on Hotfrog, so you’re sure to find one that suits your needs. Some even include a picnic table and chairs to make dining alfresco even easier. The best part is that you can buy them online, so they’re a great option for last-minute gifts.
The Adelaide natural oval wicker picnic basket is a beautiful choice that will show your loved ones how much you care. It can comfortably seat four people and features a premium wicker construction that’s lightweight and durable. It also comes with a glass top to keep the food and drinks protected from the elements.
The Picnic in the Park is a community event featuring music, comedy, and food. It’s a great opportunity to spend time with your family and friends, while supporting a local business. Tickets are available online, and proceeds benefit the Urban Design Trust’s advocacy for open streets.
If you want to make your next picnic extra special, consider giving a gift from Adelaide’s specialised picnic food and beverage businesses. These companies offer a range of personalised picnic hampers, including wine tastings, cheese and meat platters, or even a romantic picnic for two. These hampers are perfect for impressing a loved one on a date or for celebrating a special occasion.
Another great option is the Mystery Picnic. This self-guided food adventure is hosted by AmazingCo and allows guests to explore a local region while solving clues on their smartphone. They’ll collect various items to fill their picnic basket at different stops along the trail, then visit a stunning secret picnic spot to enjoy all of the local artisan foods acquired throughout the experience.
Whether it’s for a date night, a family picnic or just an afternoon of relaxing with the kids in your backyard, a blanket is essential for alfresco dining. Luckily, Adelaide has plenty of options to choose from.
A blanket is a large cloth or sheet used for covering the body or a seat. It is usually woven of soft materials such as wool or cotton, and can be used for sleeping, sitting, or simply lying down. Originally, blankets were used by men and women to protect themselves from the elements. In modern times, blankets are used for comfort, warmth and decorative purposes.
If you want to enjoy a gourmet picnic with the kids, you should definitely consider purchasing a large blanket that is suitable for outdoor use. This will make your picnic more comfortable and enjoyable for everyone. It is important to look for a high-quality blanket that will withstand the test of time and be resistant to the elements.
A blanket should also be comfortable enough to lay on for long periods of time, especially if you are spending the day outside. It should be made of a soft material that will not irritate the skin or make you feel itchy. It should also be easy to clean and maintain.
Chopping Board has everything you need to enjoy a picnic in style. They have a great range of local and imported produce all bundled into their Grazing Boxes and Picnic Baskets. These hampers are perfect for picnics and can be purchased online. The Grazing Boxes are designed to feed 2-3 people while the larger Picnic Baskets are ideal for 3-5 people.
If you’re looking for an even more fun and exciting way to spend a day in the Adelaide Hills, you should try a Mystery Picnic. This experience is the perfect combination of a food trail and a treasure hunt through a local region. It’s planned and booked by AmazingCo, and it begins with a clue sent to your phone that will lead you to different stops to collect your picnic food.
The key to any great picnic is the food, and fortunately for you Adelaide has plenty of delicious local produce to choose from. There is everything from fresh seafood to gourmet cheeses, cured meats and of course wines. There are also plenty of restaurants and cafes to pick from too. The famous Central Market is home to a number of cafes and restaurants selling everything from savoury bites to sweet desserts, plus there are fresh seafood stalls where you can grab the day’s catch.
Grazing boxes and platters are a must-have for any al fresco dining experience. These are the ideal way to share food with friends or loved ones and can be customised to cater for individual dietary requirements. Adelaide-based company Chopping Board have a wide range of options for you to chose from including a variety of locally sourced ingredients that are bundled up into gorgeous grazing boxes and hampers.
Another option for a gourmet picnic is the d’Arenberg Cube, which is set amongst the vineyards in McLaren Vale, one of South Australia’s premier wine regions. As well as a restaurant and cellar door, the d’Arenberg team offer a number of exciting events and workshops. These include a wine blending experience and a guided tasting, which is perfect for any budding oenophiles out there.
If you prefer to be pampered, there are also some great options to be found at the local markets and boutique cafes. Rundle Street is the best place to head for a brunch at a trendy cafe or lunch and dinner at one of the many historic pubs. There are also a few winery tour options for those who would like to get out and about.
Adelaide has a host of Amazed dining experiences on offer, which can be booked and paid for online. They include all the essentials of a delicious gourmet picnic hamper, including a hamper, blanket and glassware. A great gift idea for any foodie in your life.
A good picnic is all about food and drink, which is why a well-stocked hamper is essential for outdoor summer events. Whether you’re heading to the Sydney Royal Easter Show, Bondi Openair Cinema or one of the many music festivals around the country this year, pack your own gourmet picnic to enjoy with family and friends. Tomato tarts with pesto, prawn cocktails, eggs with curried stuffing, mini chicken schnitzels with roasted garlic aioli and rocket served on a dinner roll or a watermelon salad with red onion, chilli and feta are perfect for alfresco snacking.
A hamper is also the best way to avoid having to spend money on overpriced food and drinks at outdoor summer events. For example, the Australia Day celebrations at Parramatta Park will have food stalls and a rooftop bar, but patrons are encouraged to bring their own picnics. The same goes for the Bondi Openair Cinema, where visitors can bring their own alcoholic beverages but only in sealed bottles.
If you don’t want to make the effort of packing your own picnic, buy a hamper from a local market or online retailer. You’ll find a great range of options from supermarkets, gourmet food stores and wineries. Choose from a variety of sizes and designs, including hampers with a wine cooler bag for two.
Alternatively, you can book a Mystery Picnic experience from AmazingCo, which combines a self-guided food trail and treasure hunt through a local region. The company will send you a series of clues via app to help you find hidden gems at each location. The final clue will lead you to a stunning picnic spot for a delicious lunch.
The company has a wide selection of food and beverage experiences, including brunch, lunch or dinner vouchers for Adelaide’s top restaurants, hole-in-the-wall favourites and artisan producers. ‘Be in the Good Books’ also offers personalized gift boxes that can be used as a romantic gift for couples or to celebrate special occasions.
The ‘Micro Cider Co Adelaide Hills Gourmet Picnic Basket’ includes a mixed six pack of Micro Cider Co’s vintage ciders, $80 of small goods/ charcuterie from Skara Smallgoods Mt Barker and a $50 chocolate voucher from Red Cacao Chocolatier Stirling. It’s the perfect gift for someone special, or a fun and creative way to celebrate a holiday.


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NEW (2016) 1-BEDROOM FLAT WITH A BALCONY AND VIEW OF POOL, RESTAURANT AND CHILDREN ACTIVITY AREA (WITH PLAYGROUND, TENNIS, TRAMPOLINE, GAME MACHINES), IN MODERN AND COMFORTABLE RESIDENTIAL COMPLEX, 15 MIN TO WALK FROM THE LONG BEACH WITH GOLDEN SAND AND CRYSTAL CLEAR WATER, NEAR HISTORIC CITY OF FAMAGUSTA, ROMAN RUINS OF SALAMIS, NATURAL RESERVE OF KARPAZ PENINSULA.
1-BEDROOM APARTMENT CONSISTING OF A LIVING ROOM (OPEN PLAN KITCHEN) WITH A BALCONY, BEDROOM AND BATHROOM, FACING EAST, SITUATED ON THE 1st FLOOR (SEPARATE ENTRANCE PLEASE NOTE - YOU HAVE TO GET UP ON STAIRS)
ACCOMODATES UP TO 4 PERSONS - DOUBLE BED AND A SINGLE BED IN A BEDROOM AND A FOLDING SOFA (125 x 190 cm) IN A LIVING ROOM.
FULL AIR CONDITIONING (BOTH IN A LIVING ROOM AND IN A BEDROOM)
KITCHEN EQUIPPED WITH A GAS HOB , OVEN, REFRIGERATOR WITH A FREEZER, WASHING MACHINE, KETTLE, TABLEWARE, BED LINEN AND TOWELS ARE PROVIDED AS WELL AS AN IRON AND IRONING BOARD AND A HAIR DRYER.
The living room has a balcony facing East, so during the day you can enjoy yourself sitting outside in a shadow from the heating sun with a glass of cold refreshing mojito or a beer.
And if you decide to quickly dip in the cool water after a hot day, nothing is easier - just hang a towel on your shoulder, get downstairs and immediately "fell" into the pool.
And of course the SEA!
Take a swim in a crystal clear sea water - Long Beach with a golden sand (1,5 km along the coast, free access) with a gradual entrance to the sea is 800 meters away ( 15 min. of normal walk ) or you can just have a promenade along the coast with the palms.
For your free use RIGHT ON THE SPOT within 30 Meters:
Swimming pools (unheated), including a separate pool for children with a water slide, and baby pool (also with small slide)
Playground for children with trampoline, also there is a tennis table
There is a professional gym, spa with massage but that one is is not free, if required you can enquire on the spot.
Basketball / football field, big tennis court.
NEAREST RESTAURANT IS 30 METERS AWAY.
SUPERMARKET IS 200 METERS AWAY.
ALSO WITHIN 15 MIN WALK:
Another Supermarket with the most needed food and household goods,
Fish restaurant and bar La Prima PORTA DEL MARE,
Office of servicing company.
Here you will find the ideal place for children of all ages - the sun and warm sea with sandy beach (gradual entrance to the sea), a lot of playgrounds near the complex and along the beach, small pools. You can watch from the balcony while your kids are playing in the leisure area, you can even freely let your childrens to play around themselves as this area is quiet, the crime level is zero ( as well as in other parts of North Cyprus ), the local people are extremely frendly and ready to help and so much loving children.
The nearest town is Iskele (3 km) where you can get by a minibus (1.25 euros per person) several times a day or on a rented car, or by taxi (6 Euros) There is a BIG SUPERMARKET there, also once a week every Friday you can find there a MARKET of local FRUITS and VEGETABLES ( on Friday there is a free minibus going to that market ), by the way the food here is inexpensive and so fresh and natural, especially it's worth to note a variety and quality of milk products, various greens and fresh meat ( beef and mutton).
Other things to note
SMOKING is prohibited except for on the balcony with the CLOSED balcony door.
CLEANING before and after your stay is INCLUDED in the rental price.
UTILITY COSTS are included in the rental price but please note - there are limits on water (no more than 1.75 cubic metre per week) and electricity (no more than 50 kWt per week) based on average normal consumption (which are enough for standard usage) and if you exceed those limits you will be charged extra fee according to a local price on water and electricity.
For INTERNET ACCESS there is wifi router in the flat.Get the full listing »

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The airport has three different parking options for passengers who need to leave their vehicle at the airport while they travel. The parking garage is just a few steps away from the terminal and allows long-term parking for $12 per day. The short-term parking lot also has long-term options. You can park in this lot for $13 per day. The airport also has economy parking that offers long-term parking for $9 per day. Parking in this lot is offered on a first-come, first-served basis, and the airport has a complimentary shuttle that takes passengers from the lot to the terminal. If you take a taxicab from downtown Atlantic City to the airport, you can expect to pay approximately $27. You can reserve a rental car using the Orbitz.com website if you need a vehicle once you arrive at your destination.
If you need to grab a meal before your flight, the airport has a variety of options. Duece's Wild is a full-service bar, but it also serves breakfast, lunch and dinner. Thrasher's has a variety of hot and cold sandwich options available. Travelers who use Orbitz.com to book flights from Atlantic City get great deals on airline tickets.
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The fastest flight from Atlantic City, NJ (ACY-Atlantic City Intl.) to Los Angeles, CA (LAX-Los Angeles Intl.) is 6 hours and 32 minutes. Bring something on board to keep you out of mischief, like an interesting read or a crossword puzzle.
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As a guest of The Bower Byron Bay, you'll find an outdoor pool, a garden, and concierge services. Public spaces have free WiFi. You can enjoy a drink at the bar/lounge. The Bower Byron Bay also features dry cleaning/laundry services, pool umbrellas, and an elevator. Free self parking is available. This 4-star Byron Bay hotel is smoke free.
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking
The Bower Byron Bay offers 14 accommodations with coffee/tea makers and designer toiletries. Rooms open to balconies or patios. Beds feature premium bedding. Flat-screen televisions are featured in guestrooms. Bathrooms include complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. This Byron Bay hotel provides complimentary wireless Internet access. Housekeeping is provided daily.
Special check-in instructions:
To make arrangements for check-in please contact the property at least 24 hours before arrival using the information on the booking confirmation. Guests must contact the property in advance for check-in instructions. Front desk staff will greet guests on arrival.
To arrange for check-in, guests must contact the property at least 24 hours prior to arrival using the information on the booking confirmation. Guests must contact the property in advance for check-in information. Front desk staff will greet guests on arrival.
Charges for extra guests may apply and vary according to property policy.
A cash deposit, credit card, or debit card for incidental charges and government-issued photo identification may be required upon check-in.
Special requests are subject to availability at the time of check-in. Special requests can't be guaranteed and may incur additional charges.
Guests must contact this property in advance to reserve cribs/infant beds. This property accepts Visa, Mastercard, and American Express. Cash is not accepted. Onsite parties or group events are strictly prohibited. For guests' safety, the property includes a fire extinguisher, a smoke detector, a security system, and a first aid kit in each accommodation. This property advises that enhanced cleaning and guest safety measures are currently in place. Disinfectant is used to clean the property and commonly-touched surfaces are cleaned with disinfectant between stays. Social distancing measures are in place and guests are provided with hand sanitizer.


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BBQ Facilities, Outdoor Pool (all year), Grounds
Hot Tub, Playground
Food & Drink
Restaurant, Bar, Special Diet Meals (upon request)
WiFi is available in all areas and charges apply.
Free! Free private parking is available on site (reservation is not needed).
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2:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Children and Extra Beds
All children are welcome.
Free! All children under 2 years stay free of charge when using existing beds.
One child under 2 years is charged NZD 10 per night in a crib.
All children from 2 to 17 year are charged NZD 15 per night for extra beds.
One older child or adult is charged NZD 25 per night in an extra bed.
The maximum number of extra beds/cribs in a room is 1.
Any type of extra bed or crib is upon request and needs to be confirmed by management.
Additional fees are not calculated automatically in the total cost and will have to be paid for separately during your stay.
Free! Pets are allowed on request. No extra charges.
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Palm City Motor Inn accepts these cards and reserves the right to pre-authorize your card prior to arrival.
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The Shoreline Motel is next to the Napier Beach and is a short walk from the town of Napier. Featuring modern rooms with a well-equipped kitchenette, this property provides free parking on site.
Score from 479 reviews Excellent
Overlooking Hawke’s Bay, Beachfront Motel offers self-contained studios and apartments, each with a spa bath and full kitchen.
Score from 236 reviews Wonderful
Just 50 metres from Westshore Beach, Fairley Motor Lodge offers self-contained accommodation with free Wi-Fi, an iPod dock and flat-screen satellite TV.
Score from 83 reviews Excellent
Boasting luxury accommodation with a balcony or a patio offering sea views, this beachfront property is located on Napier’s iconic Marine Parade, just a 9-minute walk from McLean Park.
Score from 28 reviews Exceptional
when i confirmed booking manager asked if we would be interested in pre dinner drinks & nibbles before we even arrived..... fantastic Service, Highly recommend!
Weather, wet & cold could not not use Pool
Quiet location, very close to everything we needed.
having a hairdryer available
unsure why it was necessary to pay a portion of the account, then the final amount on checking out. Havent experienced this anywhere else.
Hospitality, and the staff were excellent, polite and courteous. Very good atmosphere displayed and the food was good in the guestaurant. Awesome couple of days spent there. Rooms were very clean and tidy.
We stayed in a Family Apartment and it was great. Spacious, clean and tidy.
The shower kept going hot and cold.
Fab rooms and staff .wonderful place would definitely stay there again !
No free booze ! Just kidding !
Dean and his wife (the owners) are the loveliest couple. So welcoming and very kind people. Nothing is too much trouble. The room was just what we needed for an overnight stay. Comfortable beds, very clean and nicely decorated. Yummy breakfast too.
That we couldn't stay longer!
The warm welcome when entering the office to check in, the clean room when comming back from town, nice and warm. Like a cosy little home !!
We paid for three nights but our event was rained off so we only stayed one. Totally understand why we couldn't get a refund (unless the room was re-rented; but supposedly wasn't over the Easter weekend?) but really disappointed that after leaving the children's Easter eggs there by accident, they required us to send the $16 worth of courier bags to have them posted. Given we paid for two nights ($600) we did not use, it may have been good customer service to just send the eggs at no cost to us. After all even if the room wasn't re-rented, it didn't have to be serviced. Left a real sour taste. 512P
The 2 story unit was spacious, clean & modern. Excellent use of space especially for families. Children's facilities in full view of our unit.
On our last day the manager was confrontational with our friends who stayed in the studio units. He acted unprofessionally with his choice of using inappropriate language. Unfortunately the incident left a rather sour note to an otherwise great stay.
good location, clean, spa, friendly reception. The room had good facilities
highchair requested was not safe and did not work and the tv reception left a lot to be desired. The room was nice enough but for the price tag we expected a little more and left feeling a little disappointed. From the online description we also expected a little more from the children's play area.
Comfortable, clean & quiet.
Very polite helpful staff and rooms kept clean
On our last morning we had a very noisy neighbour who woke us up at 6:30 but made owners aware so they could deal with it.
We enjoyed our stay.
Arrived late but restaurant staff stayed late to accommodate me. Manager kindly came and collected me from the bus depot because I could not get a taxi. Service given way beyond what was expected.
Our apartment was excellent
The managers are extremely lovely people.
No fly screens on windows, however managers seemed willing to fix the problem.
Friendly helpful service
The owner was very helpful with advice about tours etc and also went to a lot of trouble to help me out with "lost wallet" incident!
I liked how clean the apartment was it smelt fresh and clean. Staff were very friendly and helpfu
The exceptionally friendly and helpful reception staff were only too eager to ensure your stay was successful and your needs satisfied. I would recommend this motel to all my friends and colleagues.
I did like it there!
Lovely clean room, comfy bed. Nice friendly staff, great location.
No hand towels
I liked the in room spa, good wide parking, the friendly staff and much more.
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We are hoping to visit Italy during the dates above in winter 2013. (Mother and two kids 18&22). Landing in Milan Dec 23. Departing Rome Jan 5.
I was thinking of spending week 1 in the north and week 2 in Rome and its surrounds. New years Eve in Rome. Christmas day/Boxing day in Venice.
What is a suggested itinerary ? We will have to travel by train. Interested in picturesque old world places. Sightseeing, a bit of shopping, restaurants, and absorbing the surrounds and culture.
I was thinking .....
Milan 1 night
Verona 2 nights
Venice 2 nights
Florence 3 nights
Rome 5 nights
Thought of side trips to Ravenna, Bologna whilst in the north. And any other suggested places from Rome.
Any suggestions / changes to the above most welcome considering the dates include public holidays over christmas etc.
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Koh Samui weddings are known to be romantic and serene, made even more memorable by the tropical weather and the natural beauty of the islands. Koh Samui wedding venues make a great venue for a once in a lifetime union. Wedding venues have to be strategically located, accessible, and must be able to keep up with the demands of planning a wedding. Koh Samui wedding venues are some of the island’s most popular wedding venues, whether you like a traditional Thai wedding or a western wedding.
Koh Samui wedding venues like the Hutcha and Kanda Residences provide couples with the most romantic venue as well as the most irresistible packages for their special day. If a wedding by the beach is what you dream of, these two venues should be on top of your list. Set amidst a beautiful location, with a long stretch of beach and a magnificent view of the island’s dramatic landscapes, they represent an idyllic place to exchange your vows.
The Kanda Residences is a jewel right here at Koh Samui. A brief flight from Bangkok, it is highly accessible and only three minutes away from the airport. Should you decide to hold your wedding right here, you need not worry about your guests not being able to find it. Surrounded with tall coconut trees, it is a relaxing haven for those who are looking for some peace and tranquillity. The ambience is filled with romance, making it a favourite venue among soon to be married couples.
The wedding resort is a charming complex that follows an island inspired theme all throughout, like most Koh Samui wedding venues. The decor is mostly wood and Thai accents combined with warm colours that play with the eyes. The infinity outdoor pool is simply breathtaking, echoing the blueness of the beach just nearby. The open design areas are perfect for a lavish beach wedding. It is a serene place with impressive function areas and a number of fine dining restaurants that serve both local island favourites and western offerings.
The Koh Samui wedding packages offered at Calendar Events are simply hard to resist. A wedding is considered to be one of the most important events for a couple so it’s only right that every detail has to be taken care of. Here at the Kanda Residences, the wedding of your dreams will surely be lavish and truly wonderful. Imagine saying your vows with the beach as the backdrop. Imagine being surrounded with the sun’s golden rays at sunset as you exchange your vows with a beloved. Right at Kanda Residences, every aspect of your wedding can be addressed with ease and pure luxury. Your guests will surely be impressed with the accommodations as they all boast a view of the beach and the island’s tropical gardens. For the honeymoon, the intimately decorated rooms that feature their own balcony where one can admire the lush scenery provide couples with a romantic nest for their first night as husband and wife.
Aside from the Kanda Residences, Hutcha is also among the most popular Koh Samui wedding venues. Located at a majestic elevated area on the North of Chaweng beach, this island paradise is one magnificent resort that is bound to make every wedding event feel extra special. The location is serene, with the turquoise waters and fine white sand lined with coconut trees. The warm coloured rustic theme observed in the whole property makes the entire place elegant yet seemingly airy as the breeze can waft in and out without too much effort. Because of its impressive location, its own private beach, and top notch accommodations, the Hutcha is considered to be among the top Koh Samui wedding resorts in the islands.
The great thing about the Koh Samui wedding resort is that it has its own private garden—lush and well maintained to provide a great dose of greenery. Because of the presence of tropical plants along the entire stretch of property, the resort feels more like an island vacation home than a resort. It is intimate and tranquil, with a spectacular view of Samui’s famous skyline.
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Stayed here one night before ferrying over to Mackinac Island for a 2-night stay at the Grand Hotel. We arrived later in the evening so a relatively easy check-in was appreciated; however, the parking lot was packed & we had to park quite a distance from where our actual room was. When we got to the hallway in front of our room, we had to go around the maintenance man who was trying to get rid of a bat that was either injured, or worse, lying on the sidewalk outside our room. Not a very pleasant first impression. Due to a cancellation, we were "upgraded" to a jacuzzi room, but had to wait before entering so that the desk clerk could remove the "romance package" from the room. The room was at a closed-in end of the hallway, and each time we went out of or into the room, we had to dodge a flying bat. So if you have a bat phobia, or don't like bats swooping that close to you, you may want to either stay in your room and not leave at night, or avoid the hotel altogether, as bats do seem to be an issue.
The room itself was fine for an overnight stay. The decor is dark, dated, and shows several years worth of wear & tear, but it was clean & the king bed was comfortable. We didn't use the jacuzzi tub, but it seemed to be a comfortable size & was clean as well. We were on the first floor so the "balcony" consisted of a railing around a very small concrete pad. I wouldn't recommend this room for anyone seeking privacy as it's right on the beach and anyone on the beach can look right into your room. There were no sheers behind the heavy drapes so you either have to keep the drapes closed, which makes the room very dark, or keep them open where everyone can see in. There was a mini fridge in the room, which is always appreciated, but the "coffee station" was situated on the small, one-sink vanity, and it had to be removed just so there was enough room for minimal toiletries. Also, the vanity area is located in the main area of the room, separate from the toilet & tub. The bulb was out in the bathroom light, so to have light in there, we had to turn on the heat lamp. You would think that housekeeping would've noticed that the light was out when they were in there cleaning, but maybe not? There was a large flat screen TV in the room and the WiFi had a good signal, although the remote control for the TV was sluggish.
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Situated near a mall and markets, the 2-star Days Inn - Guelph welcomes guests with 87 non-smoking rooms. The property opened in 1900 and features antique architecture.
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The nearest bus stop is 100 meters away. 15 minutes by car from Kitchener-Waterloo Regional airport.
This eco-friendly property features multi-channel TV, IDD telephone, an iron with ironing board, high-speed internet and a refrigerator in all guestrooms. Many guestrooms offer views of Niagara Falls. They come with coffee/tea makers and a microwave as well as bathrooms with a hairdryer, free toiletries and a shower.
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"This unit is exactly the way it is represented. It is a perfect location in Terrasol. You can step out from the wrap around deck area onto the sand overlooking both the main pool and the ocean. Unit is very nice and updated. You cannot tell there was a hurricane at the property at all. We were able to see the whales from the room. We felt very safe and slept with all the windows open to enjoy the ocean breeze. Plenty of towels for both beach and showers for the 6 in our group. Terrasol is very laid back and quiet so you can get away from the party whenever you want. The kids discovered that they could catch the water taxi right at the bottom of the hill for $3 per person (just walk down the alley to the right of the bus stop) so that made getting to the beach they wanted to go to for spring break nice and close. Highly recommend the tacos at the pool bar. We walked an average of 5 miles each day discovering lots of really good restaurants off the beaten track. Also ventured onto the bus for 12 pesos up to the Mega store. That was great for us. The owners are very very responsive to multiple emails with questions. The only reason I didn't give a 5 is the pullout beds are both not very comfortable. But they rarely are anywhere. I would definitely recommend this unit to anyone."
Guest: Judi R.Date of Stay: March 2015Review Submitted: April 3, 2015
"We are just completing our 12 day family Xmas vacation at this villa and aside from a few post hurricane repairs being underway, this place was perfect. We especially enjoyed being on the ground floor with an easy and safe walk out to the pool area and the beach. The unit is well equipped, clean and comfortable. Being so close to the beach as well as close to many amenities makes this a perfect location!"
Guest: RolenDate of Stay: December 2014Review Submitted: December 26, 2014
"As soon as we stepped into this beautiful condo we saw the Sea of Cortez from every window, the bluest of blue water you've every seen. The condo is practically ocean front and the balcony is great to sit outside late evening meals (after the sun goes down when its cooler) The condo was spacious and had a nice layout. Villa La Perla was the perfect place to stay to relax. We enjoyed all of the many pools, especially the swim up bar! It is located right in between Cabo San Lucas and San Jose del Cabo, so if you're planning on visiting both locations- its really the perfect location for you. It is really a peaceful environment, great for a relaxing getaway. We would recommend staying at this condo, and would love to return."
Guest: Darby S.Date of Stay: August 2015Review Submitted: August 16, 2015
"Safe and wonderful return trip (3rd) to this lovely ocean front home and the Baja. The town, home and the property are perfect for a family or group seeking a traditional old remote baja type experience. If you want a quiet and natural vacation this place is for you. We enjoy fishing, cooking, scuba diving (1.5 hours away) and walking the white clean beaches. The small friendly coastal town has almost one of everything you need. We drive 30 minutes to the larger town for one big weekly shopping trip. The home owner is great and very helpful. Cabo is 2.5 hours away if you want the action of the big city. We have explored all of the baja south of La Paz and while we love it all we appreciate returning home to this special property."
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13 incredible family glamping experiences in England and Wales
With new accommodation ranging from rustic-chic roundhouses to glamorous safari tents, glamping in the English and Welsh countryside has been elevated to an art. Here’s where to book a getaway with the whole family this summer.
If you thought glamping was merely camping with a few extra frills, then think again. The trend for bedding down under a glammed-up canvas has taken off since the first yurts started popping up in the early noughties — so much so that ‘glamping’, or ‘glamorous camping’, was officially added to the Oxford English Dictionary in 2016. Accommodation can range from vintage shepherd’s huts with fitted kitchens to grand safari tents with four-poster beds or high-end treehouses with wraparound balconies.
And that’s only half the fun: a glamping getaway is all about the experiences, whether that’s sunrise yoga sessions, private chefs and wild swimming sessions all thrown in. As we ease our way back into the world of travel, families not quite ready for bustling cities or packed-out resorts might find the answer in glamping — and there are plenty of incredible sites across England and Wales to sample this summer.
1. Luxury Family Hotels Pop-up-Hotel, Bath
Enjoying the great outdoors has rarely felt more luxurious than on a stay at this new glamping concept. The result of a collaboration between Luxury Family Hotels and The Pop-Up Hotel company (an enterprise versed in erecting fancy tents at Glastonbury and other major events), the glampsite is in the grounds of Woolley Grange Hotel, close to the city of Bath. And in-need-of-a-break parents can expect the peak of luxury in the two-bed suites: crisp bed linen, bath products, private bathrooms, fresh towels, power points and terraces for munching on breakfasts delivered to your door. There’s a nearby pop-up cafe and bar for those long, balmy nights and free access to all the top-notch facilities in the hotel — including 90 minutes of free childcare a day. Hallelujah!
How to do it: From £375 a night, B&B. luxuryfamilyhotels.co.uk
2. Hidden Valley Yurts, Monmouthshire
A sweet spot for a switched-off experience, this collection of five yurts — three of which sleep up to seven, and two sleep up to five — is surrounded by wildflower meadows in a secluded wooded valley. Raglan and Usk Castles are close by, but this is a site made for relaxing, from thumbing through a book on your yurt’s terrace to playing boules late into the evening. There’s a campfire nook, a wood-fired-pizza oven and a safari-style dining tent. The yurts have proper, sturdy beds and wood-burning stoves, and a couple even have their own toilets. If it’s a fine evening, you can even pull off the rain cap to stare at star-strewn skies while curled up in bed. If you’re after even more seclusion, check into the Lake House — a spruced-up cricket pavilion that’s now a two-bed bolthole with a terrace opening to lake views.
How to do it: From £445 per yurt per week. hiddenvalleyyurts.co.uk
3. Experience Freedom, Isle of Wight
While you won’t hear a lion roar from your bedside, safari tents still add an extra layer of fun to a glamping escape with kids. Experience Freedom is an offshoot of the Caravan and Motorhome Club and, for the summer season, it’s added four new canvas safari tents to its Southland campsite, pitched at nudging distance from the island’s Shanklin and Sandown Beaches. Inside, there’s space for up to five — spread across two bedrooms — and there’s a plush kitchen and a living area that opens to a terrace where guests can simmer down with a sundowner.
How to do it: From £39 a night (two-night minimum stay). experiencefreedom.co.uk
4. The Samling, Lake District
One of the latest, greatest creations on the UK glamping scene this summer are the new Prospector Tents at the enduringly luxurious The Samling. Pitched away from the main hotel, the tents sit on the fringes of a wood. Guests can take their butler-brought morning coffee on their terraces while enjoying expansive views of Lake Windermere and the surrounding fells suspended in the morning mist. There are four-poster beds and wooden dining tables inside, and although this is an upmarket spot catering to adults, younger guests are never going turn their noses up at exploring nearby trickling becks and rocky hillsides.
How to do it: From £3,000 for two nights. thesamlinghotel.co.uk
5. Penhein Glamping, Monmouthshire
A working farm near Chepstow sets the scene for this glampsite with its clutch of Iranian alachigh tents. Inside the dome-like pods are beds with timber headboards, fresh flowers on bedside tables, stargazing windows, mini kitchen areas with cool boxes and en suite toilets. The farm’s natural springs supply the sink and there’s a wood-burning stove for dinners al fresco. Can’t be bothered to cook? The owners will call in chefs who’ll prepare a meal using local produce. The grounds are vast and have stirring views of the countryside, and there’s plenty of ancient woodland and meadows to explore. Head to Castroggi Brook, where kids and adults alike will love paddling in the shallows, or stay on-site for a host of outdoor experiences, from bushcraft to den-building.
How to do it: From £140 a night; minimum stay two nights. penhein.co.uk
6. Swallowfields Luxury Glamping Retreat, Castlemorton
As lockdown was tentatively lifted in spring, so too was the curtain on this new rural glamping retreat at the foot of the Malvern Hills. It’s a collection of art deco-inspired spa lodges, all doused in luxury, and with space for up to six guests — and two visiting dogs. Expect velvet cushions, private bathrooms, ridiculously cosy beds, flatscreen TVs, wi-fi and coffee machines. The best bit? A drinks cabinet stocked with locally sourced craft wines, beers and ciders, made for supping in the outdoor hot tub.
How to do it: From £29 per person, based on six staying. swallowfieldsretreat.co.uk
7. The Little Shire, Somerset
New Zealand is off limits for now, so Tolkien fans, great and small, can immerse themselves in The Shire at this new hideaway on a working farm near Wells. Seemingly buried into the grassy hills of the farm, the three-bed Wabbit has all the perks of a luxe hotel — fitted kitchen, walk-in shower, proper beds — but with an extra side of whimsy. Guests can hunker down in the wood-fired hot tub, toast marshmallows in the camping shed, and watch the kids as they tackle the play area. There’s an on-site farm shop too to stock up on artisan breads, organic wines and nibbles for those country rambles.
How to do it: Luxury Coastal offers three nights from £707. luxurycoastal.co.uk
8. Castle Knights camp site, Monmouthshire
For a night in the shadow of a looming tower wall, this glampsite is pitched in a field beside Usk Castle — a ruin in the gardens of a private family home. To explore the castle, you have to be a member, but stay at Castle Knights, and you can gaze at the crumbly tower walls from the decking of your cabin. Some are on the smaller side, like the Shepherds Cabin, sleeping two with a mini kitchenette and a wood-burning stove, though the Yurt and the fortress-like Glyndwr Fort have space for four, with cosy beds and furniture. Plus, there’s a communal kitchen a short walk away, snaking footpaths that dip towards the Usk River and bikes for hire.
How to do it: From £100 per night in the Yurt. castleknights.co.uk
9. Round the Woods, Norfolk
Husband-and-wife-duo Kate Symonds and Seb Burns, unveiled Willow Roundhouse in the spring — a passion project that’s taken more than two years to finalise and now joins a fleet of luxury yurts on their 20-acre site. Painstakingly built using natural or reclaimed materials (including a storm-felled oak tree carved into kitchen counters) the clay roundhouse is undeniably a cut above your average glamping bolthole and can sleep up to seven. There’s a large wooden bed, a hanging rattan chair to thumb through a book, a kitchen and large dining table to gather round, and an outdoor wood-burner for those cosy evenings. And this being Norfolk, there are plenty of wild, golden beaches to lose yourself in, too.
How to do it: From £380 for a two-night break. roundthewoods.co.uk
10. Wild Canvas Camping, Bedfordshire
For a focus on activities, look to this fresh pop-up campsite in the verdant grounds of Bedfordshire’s Turvey House estate. It’s run along the lines of a festival, with a rotation of family-friendly and wellness-based workshops on the bill, from nature walks and SUP sessions to daily yoga. Your digs for the night could be tipis handmade in Glastonbury or spruced-up tri-lodge tents, with separate private showers and loos. Meanwhile, on the menu are the obligatory wood-fired pizzas and burgers from cult restaurateur Patty & Bun.
How to do it: Tri-lodge tipi tents from £100 a night. wildcanvas.uk
11. Canopy & Stars Campout 2021, Devon and elsewhere
Glamping operator and all-round know-it-all when it comes to bedding down in nature Canopy & Stars has a plethora of quirky and interesting hidey-holes on its books. And this year it’s going one step further with the launch of its Campout concept, hoisting up bell tents in 12 locations across the country that will remain popped up until the end of September. Opt for Pixie Woods on a farm in Devon and you’ll have two bell tents with space for up to six sleepers, outdoor barbecues and firepits, and jaunts to Dartmoor, Exmoor and the Tarka Trail when you feel like venturing out.
How to do it: Bell tent for six from £190 a night. canopyandstars.co.uk
12. Cowmans Cabin, Herefordshire/Shropshire
While most of us watched too much Netflix during lockdown, the family at this dairy and sheep farm set about tinkering with a new, unique stay. They took a converted lorry bed trailer and added in natural and recycled materials to conjure into being the rustic-yet-remarkable Cowmans Cabin on the Herefordshire-Shropshire border. There’s a double and bunk beds, a kitchen for rustling up brekkies and an indoor shower, plus hot cocoa courtesy of Hotel Chocolat. Plus miles of bucolic loveliness right on your doorstep.
How to do it: From £150 a night. cowmanscabin.co.uk
13. Flamborough Glamping & Vineyard, Yorkshire
New on the UK viticulture scene is this freshly planted vineyard in the coastal hub of Flamborough. There are plans for a winery but, in the meantime, the husband-and-wife team at the helm have opened eight luxury glamping pods, which loom over sea vistas and, in the other direction, rows of grape vines. Each has its own bathroom, kitchen and living space, and there’s a sofa bed for the kiddies — plus, underfloor heating if things turn chilly. And if you haven’t discovered the rock pools, chalky cliffs and golden sands along this stretch of coast, well, you’re in for a treat.
How to do it: From £250 for two nights. flamboroughgv.co.uk
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The Hôtel le Clos Saint-Louis offers a romantic experience in old Québec City. The ambiance is cozy and the décor honors the building’s history: this is a former pair of Victorian houses renovated into a small boutique hotel. As the building is historic, ask for a ground floor room if you have mobility issues; there is no elevator. The rooms all come with a tea service set and are also decorated in Victorian-inspired furniture. The Hôtel le Clos Saint-Louis also specializes in romantic packages for couples, ensuring a true taste of Québec City’s culture.
Set in the Arashiyama district on the western side of Kyoto (an area frequented by Japanese nobles of years gone by), Suiran sits seamlessly on the jade waters of the Katsura river. The original buildings, which now house the restaurants and lobby, are constructed around beautifully manicured Japanese gardens, and sunlight-dappled pebble-stone pathways lead the way to the more modern low-rise buildings that house the rooms. Yukata-clad staff welcome you warmly with a hot towel and tea whilst discretely whisking your luggage off to your room, leaving you to enjoy the serene surroundings, bathed in light and soothed by the sounds of flowing water. Here, chaotic city life is a distant memory and the deliberate and un-rushed pace is the catalyst for achieving a state of repose.
At Calistoga Ranch in northern Napa Valley, guests rejoice in the hotel's bevy of amenities, which include complimentary use of a Mercedes-Benz, a private lake, a private wine cave, an on-site vineyard and more. The No. 1 Best Hotel in Napa Valley invites visitors to relax on its 157 acres of land, with offerings such as outdoor spa treatments, an on-site mineral pool and a restaurant dishing out California cuisine with expert wine pairings. (Courtesy of Calistoga Ranch, an Auberge Resort)
A top-to-bottom refit of the Lambs Club, the historic thespian hangout in the heart of Midtown’s Theater District, has turned this actors’ den into a sleek 76-room hotel with Art Deco lines and ocean liner-inspired fittings that hark back to travel’s bygone era. Rooms are fitted with gorgeous steamer trunk–like wardrobes and desk-vanity combos in chocolate leather, while bathrooms come with wall-to-wall mirrors and rain showers stocked with custom Asprey amenities. Guests can find a break at the cozy Lambs Club Bar, hidden away above the lobby, and at the underground spa, with a clever "endless" lap pool and small gym—probably the only place on the property where you can let them see you sweat.
Not only do Mr and Mrs Robert Wtterwulghe share an extraordinary surname, they also hold the world record for the most visits made by paying guests to One&Only Le Saint Géran. The Belgian couple made their 88th pilgrimage here this past year. Few hotels inspire such loyalty. When it opened in 1975 it was, if not the only place to stay in Mauritius, the only one you would have wished to stay in. Its proprietor, South African Sol Kerzner, announced his intention to ‘blow the guests away’. In a sense, he achieved the opposite. They came in droves. They are still coming in droves. These days it is not uncommon for three generations from the same family to arrive simultaneously. Now Mauritius has the greatest concentration of five-star hotels of any island in the Indian Ocean and yet Le Saint Géran has in no way been overtaken. The changes made during a 2017 makeover were uncontroversial, either merely cosmetic or merely sensible. The number of rooms has decreased, and they are the very definition of tasteful neutrality, taupe and teal, as soothing as a sea breeze. The spa has expanded and there’s a new pool. But the essentials remain the same. The location – on 60 acres with a mile of flawless beach – is unbeatable. The spangled Alice Temperley teepee is still available for seaside revels. The adored tree in the lobby continues to grow. By Steve King
At the far reaches of the Punakha Valley, on the Mo Chu River in central Bhutan, is this COMO retreat. The 11-room hideaway gives harried guests views of terraced rice fields, the temple of Khamsum Yuley Namgay, and snowcapped Himalayan peaks. The restaurant Bukhari, so named for the traditional Bhutanese fireplace, might be the best place to savor these vistas. Park yourself on the outdoor terrace, preferably by a smoking, standing fireplace, for a seasonally driven dinner made with local organic ingredients—red rice, hand-ground buckwheat flour, apple cider vinegar, and hand-moulded farm cheese.
This was founded in 2001 by siblings Joe and Catherine Bartolomei, whose great-grandfather migrated from Italy and acquired a ranch and vineyards, building the house where Catherine still lives today. She and Joe are a constant presence, checking in with regulars at the restaurant and joining in afternoon wine tastings (including a knockout red-field blend from their own Lost & Found label). Their deep Sonoma roots translate into perks for guests at local wineries, restaurants and shops, whose owners invariably light up at their mention. And the pair’s enthusiasm percolates through to the easygoing attitude of the longtime staff. You’re as likely to get a great oyster shack or hiking trail tip from the parking attendant as you are from the concierge desk. Of the bedrooms, the newer ones at the quieter, wooded end of the hotel are best, with porches that feel suspended among the trees. Inside you’ll find a conga drum refashioned as a cocktail stand, a vintage ladder propped against one wall under the vaulted wooden ceiling. A double-sided fireplace faces both the bedroom and the Adirondack chairs outside on the porch. The inn’s restaurant has become a destination in itself: chef Steve Litke has a light touch with his Mediterranean-inflected menu, including a delicate Hokkaido scallop with Moroccan spices, and a thyme-scented trio of rabbit (applewood-smoked loin, confit of leg, roasted rack with mustard cream). But you can take the electric car out and head westward to the coast and have lunch at the inimitable Marshall Store, where Sonoma’s best oysters (raw and wood-fire-grilled) are served on wooden barrels along the shore of Tomales Bay. Family-owned and run hotels are now a rarity in California’s wine country, which makes this switched-on place so exceptional. By Peter Lindberg
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A few miles inland from the Mediterranean, this 67-room hotel on the Costa del Sol is the elegant centerpiece of an ambitious real estate project that includes private villas and a top-rated golf course. Surrounded by impeccably landscaped grounds, the Finca Cortesin took its cues from traditional Spanish farmhouses—low, whitewashed, terra-cotta-tile-roofed, and built around interior courtyards that often have a Moorish decor. Take advantage of the complex's three restaurants, superb spa with an indoor saltwater pool (there are two outdoor pools), a high-tech gym with Med views, a hammam, and a Finnish-style snow room.
The people of Quebec City are hardy and quite used to the harsh weather that is typical in the long winter months. Rather than mope and complain they tend to turn lemons into lemonade, or rather snow and ice into sculptures and other works of art. The city holds a winter carnival every year, officially known as Le Carnaval de Quebéc. Despite the brisk temperatures that are experienced at this time, this carnival is as popular among travellers as events held in the summer months. In fact it is the largest carnival of its kind in the world, with more than one million people drawn to view the ice sculptures, take part in winter sports and attend parades and masquerade balls. Bonhomme, a stylised giant snowman, is the delightful official mascot. Those looking for a unique and beautiful place to stay in the deep winter months should head a few miles to the north of the city where the Hôtel de Glace, North America’s only ice hotel, is open from January to March each year. The spectacular suites are carved out of the ice by artists and have to be seen to be believed.
The No. 4 Best Hotel in California is located on a quiet, carefully manicured property about 25 miles north of San Diego. A winner of multiple industry accolades, including AAA's Five Diamond Award and recognition on Condé Nast's Readers' Choice List, Rancho Valencia Resort & Spa appeals to R&R-seekers who want to be pampered while on vacation. On-site facilities include an adults-only pool, a yoga pavilion and a spa with a menu of massages, facials and more. Visitors also offer ample praise for the resort's staff and the Mediterranean-inspired ambiance of the hacienda-style suites. (Courtesy of Rancho Valencia Resort & Spa and Rouse Photography)
Secluded among 157 acres of ancient trees and burbling streams, this Northern California retreat got raves from readers for its leafy privacy. The 48 “rooms” are actually cedar-and-glass cabins with huge views of the woods, along with fabulous outdoor living rooms, “bath gardens” and outdoor showers. Given the spa’s mud baths and private mineral-soaking pools, the resort also scored well with readers for its stress-relieving potential.
This legendary hotel on Manhattan's Upper East Side has a highly developed sense of noblesse oblige. The Carlyle opened inauspiciously in 1930, the year after the Wall Street Crash, and its lobby retains the original black-and-white tiled floor designed by Dorothy Draper. The lift operator knows each guest's name and room number, handy should you return late and a little squiffy. And each room has a proper key: no troublesome cards or spooky 'iris recognition' here. The bedrooms themselves are generously sized - at least for New York - while the tower suites are positively vast and very beautiful, with pale beechwood parquet floors, Chinese cabinets, onyx lamps and silk-cushioned fauteuils, as well as heart-stopping views of Central Park. Refreshment is never far away: tea is served in the Ottoman-styled Gallery, cocktails in the Bemelmans Bar (the bar of the Upper East Side) and lunch or dinner in the Carlyle Restaurant, which is decorous without being sedate. And music is inherent at the Carlyle, whose first tenant was composer Richard Rodgers. In its public rooms and suites there are 14 baby grand pianos, and Woody Allen still plays jazz clarinet every Monday night, six months of the year, at the ground-floor Café Carlyle. But in the end, the Carlyle's brilliance lies in its understatement. The fire instructions say, 'Remain relaxed'. Here, at what is still New York's grandest hotel, it's hard to do anything else.
This elegant Art Deco tower piercing the blue Californian skies on Sunset Boulevard has long been a landmark of the city, home to Hollywood greats since its arrival in 1931, courtesy of architect Leland A Bryant. In those days it was Clark Gable and Greta Garbo, Frank Sinatra and Ava Gardner – and John Wayne, who apparently kept a cow on his balcony to ensure fresh milk for his coffee. Now it’s shiny again after a multi-million-dollar renovation, and 21st-century stars are coming here just for a night or to grab a drink in the see-and-be-seen Tower Bar on the notorious Sunset Strip. No photographs. No phone calls – it says on the bottom of the menu firmly while maître d’ Gabé Doppelt discreetly juggles regular guests such as Jennifer Aniston with those who prefer dim lighting or need private corners for tête-à-têtes. The spicy tuna tartare is nearly everyone’s favourite; the seared scallops with black leek and truffle sauce a close second. The 81 bedrooms are done up in dusty pinks and browns with dazzling bathrooms clad in metallic gold wallpaper designed by fashion illustrator Donald Robertson, and there’s a Joanna Vargas spa for those red-carpet moments. The newly refreshed outdoor terrace overlooking the small but beautiful pool is one of the loveliest spots – in a city with a strong alfresco game – for a breakfast of mashed avocado on sourdough with poached eggs, or simply to relax for an hour or so, taking in the spectacular views of LA and basking in that brilliant golden sunshine. By Mary Lussiana
Chanalai Garden Resort is located at Kata Beach, along Phukets busy west coast.A four-star hotel, Chanalai Garden Resort , it stands just a few hundred metres from the water and enjoys lush foliage and tropical plants and trees, making it an atmospheric and charming place to stay.Here, you are never far from good shopping, nightlife, fine-dining and convenience stores - and of course the beach so its a winner when it comes to location. Read More...
Karon is an especially family-friendly part of Phuket, as well as being quiet and relaxing. Our list of the best places to stay in Karon Beach reflects that. Many of the hotels and resorts below have excellent facilities. These include big swimming pools, great restaurants, first-class spas and modern, spacious rooms. If you're looking at Karon Beach as your next Phuket holiday destination, these are the places which will almost guarantee you have a fantastic time.


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Hotel built in 2009, Number of floors 9, Total number of rooms 230, Number of single rooms 12, Number of double rooms 218, of which have 2 separate beds 33, of which have a double bed 185, of which are suitable as three-bed rooms 23, of which are suitable as four-bed rooms 6, Rooms with connecting door 12, Number of suites (separate rooms) 2, Number of junior suites 8, Hotel open all year round, Reception manned 24 hours a day, Earliest check-in 15:00, Latest check-out 12:00, English-speaking staff available during the day, English-speaking staff available at night, Hotel, City hotel, Business hotel, Art/design hotel, Trade fair/conference hotel, Health and beauty hotel, No-smoking hotel, Gay and lesbian-friendly hotel, No-smoking room 230, Family rooms available 6, Children's beds/cots 5, Extra-long (over 2m) beds in 230 rooms
Lichttoren 22, 5611 BJ Eindhoven, The Netherlands
- Station (Eindhoven - Railway Station) 0.43 km
- City centre (Eindhoven) 0.1 km
- Airport (Eindhoven Airport (EIN)) 7.08 km
The ART Hotel Eindhoven is centrally located in the city, within walking distance from the Philips Stadium and the main station. Uncountable shops and restaurants can be found nearby. A visit of the Evoluon building and the Vesteda Tower is worthwhile. All destinations in and around the city are conveniently reachable by public transport.
0:00 AM to 24:00 PM
Reception manned at weekends:
0:00 AM to 24:00 PM
- American Express
Accepted payment methods
- Reception (lobby)
- Public Internet terminal
- Hotel-owned car park Fee per 24 hours 15 EUR
- Garage in the hotel Fee per 24 hours 15 EUR
- Garage is a 1-minute walk away
- Executive/business floor
- Restaurant(s) 1 open from 06:30.00 until 22:00.00
- Hotel bar
- Open-air restaurant/beer garden, etc.
- Children's playground
- Turkish bath
- Fitness room
- Health and beauty center open from 06:00.00 until 23:30.00
- Fire alarm
- Smoke detectors
- Video surveillance of entrances
- Video surveillance of hotel lobby
- Video surveillance of hallways
- WLAN with Internet access in lobby Fee per day 0 EUR
- Mobile phone reception
- Fitness centre Fee 0 EUR
- Door with spy-hole in 227 rooms
- Door with security chain in 227 rooms
- Door with security lock in 227 rooms
- Breakfast from 07:00 o'clock to 10:00 o'clock
- Vegetarian food available
- Smoke detectors in all rooms
- Hallways equipped with fire exstinguishers
- Hotel has emergency lighting
- Hotel staiways ventilated
- Hotel complies with country/state/local fire laws
- Audible smoke alarms in guest room
- Audible smoke alarm in hallways
- Hotel auto linked to fire station (Alarm automatically notifies fire station)
- Emergency exits for each floor
- Guest rooms accessed by interior entrances
- Building meets all current local, state and country building codes
- Guest room doors self closing
- Parking areas patrolled
- Parking area equipped with lights
- Video surveillance recorded 24 hrs a day
- Hotel staff trained in first aid
- Hotel staff trained in cardio pulmonary resuscitation (CPR)
- Hotel staff trained in automated external defibrillator usage (AED)
- Automated external defibrillator on site (AED)
- WLAN with Internet access in rooms Hourly rate 0 EUR
- Cable TV
- TV remote control
- Seating area
- Telephone on the desk
- Room safe
- Kitchenette in 18 rooms
- Fridge in 18 rooms
- Coffee machine/tea-maker in 227 rooms
- Microwave oven in 18 rooms
- Ironing machine for pants in 227 rooms
- Centrally controlled ventilation
- Windows for opening
- Full-length mirror
- Bathroom with bathtub
- Bathroom with shower
- Plan of emergency exits
- Water boiler in room
- Free tea supplies in room
- Large dogs permitted Fee per day 15 EUR
- Hotel safe
- Vending machine for beverages
- Ice machine
- Porter service Cost per item 2,50 EUR
- Laundry service
- Shoe-polishing machine
- WLAN in room
- Adaptor for Chinese/US plugs
Evaluations of Inntel Hotels Art Eindhoven
Nice design overall in the hotel the bar/restaurant and the guest room. Jacuzzi in the guest room is very nice. Breakfast offering is tasty nice looking and pretty complete. Staff is friendly and helpful. Nice location walking distance to downtown.
Parking garage has too few spots - so you need to park in the garage on the other side of the street. Cleaning service in the rooms is not effective (trash from former guest under the curtain chalk stains in the bathroom. TV system with very few channels in analogue antenna system not up to date any more. TV sound also very low and thin.
Very good location - City Center Area with Parking facilities just across the street. Individually arranged rooms - away from the Standard hotel chains.
proximity to Bosch facility Philips decorative theme availability of iron/ironing board
air conditioner did not cool room enough
Very clean and quiet. Rooms were nicely appointed and the staff was very friendly and helpful.
A little expensive. The breakfast should have been included in the room rate. The food choices were very limited.
Location friendly staff style
car park could be narrow for some. room stylish but with less than good qulity toilet smell at check-in probably due to toilet brush next to toilet seat. Complaint but no Change...
Staff were very nice & helpful. Rooms are spacious and quiet.
Rooms miss some necessary small stuff needed for any guest. Room were not cleaned properly after 1st night towels were left unfolded.
great location - friendly helpful staff
always cold in the winter - rooms have very high ceilings and some rooms have tiled flooring - so very cold
Staff is fast and courteous. good food and choices / service in breakfast.
Security deposit amount of EUR 50 debited from my credit card is still not reversed. With this my bill settlement is on hold with my company. When I checked-in to hotel I was given a room that was not cleaned and the leftover of the previous guest was there. When informed of same to the front desk I was given another room.
Excellent position of the Hotel nice design good WiFi quiet & clean.
The general attitude of the staff is too detached and a bit strange colorfuly described in this statement from 23rd April: " NO WATER 11:00 - 16:00 23rd April On Wed 23rd of April 2014 there will be no water available between 11:00 AM and 4:00 PM to improve our services. ..."


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About this property
In the heart of Lecce, Eos Hotel is within a 5-minute drive of Piazza Sant'Oronzo and Cathedral of Lecce. This hotel is 1.4 mi (2.3 km) from Lecce Obelisk and 1.5 mi (2.4 km) from Roman Amphitheater.Rooms
Make yourself at home in one of the 30 individually decorated guestrooms, featuring minibars and flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with showers feature designer toiletries and bidets. Conveniences include safes and desks, and housekeeping is provided daily.Amenities
Take in the views from a terrace and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless Internet access and concierge services. This hotel also features a television in a common area and discounted use of a nearby fitness facility.Dining
Enjoy a meal at the restaurant, or stay in and take advantage of the hotel's room service (during limited hours). Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at the bar/lounge. A complimentary buffet breakfast is served daily.Business, Other Amenities
Featured amenities include a business center, express check-in, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Event facilities at this hotel consist of conference space and a meeting room. Guests may use a roundtrip airport shuttle for a surcharge, and self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.Attractions
Distances are displayed to the nearest 0.1 mile and kilometer.
Torre del Parco - 0.7 km / 0.4 mi
Casa Museo Spada - 0.8 km / 0.5 mi
Sigismondo Castromediano Museum - 0.9 km / 0.6 mi
Chiesa di San Matteo - 1.1 km / 0.7 mi
Biblioteca Provinciale Nicola Bernardini - 1.3 km / 0.8 mi
Piazzetta Giosue Carducci - 1.3 km / 0.8 mi
Convitto Palmieri Lecce - 1.3 km / 0.8 mi
Church of Santa Maria della Grazia - 1.3 km / 0.8 mi
Roman Amphitheater - 1.3 km / 0.8 mi
Castle of Charles V - 1.3 km / 0.8 mi
University of Salento - 1.3 km / 0.8 mi
Piazza Sant'Oronzo - 1.4 km / 0.8 mi
Piazza Giuseppe Mazzini - 1.4 km / 0.9 mi
Museo Diocesano Lecce - 1.5 km / 0.9 mi
Piazzetta Sigismondo Castromediano - 1.5 km / 0.9 mi
The nearest airports are:
Bari (BRI-Karol Wojtyla) - 165.1 km / 102.6 mi
Brindisi (BDS-Papola Casale) - 46.2 km / 28.7 mi
The preferred airport for Eos Hotel is Bari (BRI-Karol Wojtyla).
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card, debit card, or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- All guests, including children, must be present at check-in and show their government-issued photo ID card or passport.
- Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 2999.99, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation.
You'll be asked to pay the following charges at the property:
- A tax is imposed by the city: From 1 October - 30 April, EUR 1.00 per person, per night, up to 5 nights. This tax does not apply to children under 12 years of age.
- A tax is imposed by the city: From 1 May - 30 September, EUR 2.00 per person, per night, up to 5 nights. This tax does not apply to children under 12 years of age.
We have included all charges provided to us by the property. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Self parking fee: EUR 10 per night
- Cribs (infant beds) are available for an additional fee
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.


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The Cape Milner is a four-star hotel located in the city center near the beach and Table Mountain. Airport transfer and shuttle service in the city are provided.
This luxurious hotel offers 57 spacious guestrooms with wonderful view and up-to-date facilities. Wi-Fi is provided. The guests can organize their social event in one of the meeting rooms: Milner 1&4 and Milner 2&3. The conference amenities are offered.
The fine dishes and various cuisines are served in the hotel restaurant “2 on Milner”. On Saturdays (sometimes on Fridays), the hotel presents free live entertainment with DJs and music programs. The parties and weddings can be organized here as well.
The proximity to the city center lets the hotel guests visit fashionable restaurants, shops, sights and enjoy the special offers (diving, mountain walking, helicopter flights etc).
Year renovated: 2008.
Number of rooms: 57.
There are 57 guestrooms in the hotel, namely: two executive suites, 10 luxury rooms, and 45 standard rooms (twin rooms, double rooms, and twin room for the disabled). The room view is over Table Mountain & Lions Head.
The standard room facilities include air-conditioning system, free tee/coffee making facilities, remote control TV in all room, direct dial telephones, MNET/DSTV, cots (on request), safes, and hair dryer. The rooms with higher comfort also have foot spas, filter coffee machines, iPod docking stations, and mini-bar.
The guests are invited to the restaurant "2 on Milner". Here, you can taste the dishes from local and international cuisines. Breakfast is served in the form of a full buffet from 7am to 10.30am. You can choose either continental or full English hot breakfast.
Terrace dining is offered from 12pm to 6pm, and the cocktail bar and pool decks work from 10 am to 11pm. The continental menu where the fine dishes from different cuisines (French, Indian etc) are offered is served in the fine dining restaurant at 6pm.
In the summer, there is an interesting offer “Summer Sundowners” from 4pm to 9pm on the Terrace. Here, you will enjoy free entertainment and light food and drinks.
The hotel Cape Milner serves a buffet breakfast for free.
There are two meeting rooms for 40 and 120 people max. These venues can be used for conferences, banquets, presentations, product launches, and other events.
The conference facilities include video projector, flipcharts, wireless internet, screen, overhead projector, and VCR.
The guests can use in-house gym and swimming pool.
The hotel offers its guests such services as: 24h reception services, undercover and off street parking, babysitting facilities, business center, currency exchange, disabled facilities, spacious lounge areas, Wi-Fi.
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April is a great time to visit our nations capitol, Spring will be in full bloom and that can only mean one thing! The Nation's Greatest Springtime Celebration, the National Cherry Blossom Festival. imagine 3,000 cherry trees in bloom encompassing Washington, D.C. and all its grandeur.
IAFN has secured a group rate at the Sheraton Suites in Old Town Alexandria, VA. The deadline for this special rate was 03/03.
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With 32 simple rooms, the Emerald Land Inn is a charming guest house offering comfortable accommodation with a distinctly Mandalayan touch.
Rooms are split into two categories - Standard or Superior, but the hotel also offers three suites which offer more privacy and space. All rooms have en-suite bathrooms with hot water, air-conditioning, mini-bar and satellite television. Furniture and decor are simple, to say the least, but the overall charm of the property makes the Emerald Land Inn a homely and welcoming retreat in a quiet area of the city.
A small swimming pool adds to the pleasant appeal, whilst the warm and welcoming staff will make the hotel your home away from home.
The Emerald Land Inn will be too basic for many travellers but those on a budget looking for a place with genuine charm and plentiful local flavour will be more than satisfied here.
Comfort - This is our lead in category. There will generally be a no frills approach and while some will be characterful, some will do exactly what it says on the tin - provide a clean, comfortable and good value place to spend the night. These places are normally 3* hotels.
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Meet Champagne region’s first contemporary five-star hotel comprising a 16,000ft2 spa, cuisine by two-star Michelin Chef set in the hills above the area’s most famous villages, Champillon and Hautvillers.
The storied history of Champagne – one of the world’s great wine regions – will take on another dimension this summer with the launch of the Royal Champagne Hotel & Spa. The new property will embraces the lush bounty of the wineries and the surrounding UNESCO World Heritage Site. Each of the 49 rooms and suites will offer spectacular views of the Champagne valley, appointed with Hermès amenities and state-of-the-art comforts. Guests will also have exclusive access to private Champagne houses, harvesting sessions with local wine producers and tastings with Champagne producers, personally curated by the in-house concierge team.
The Royal Champagne Hotel & Spa boasts an enviable location, situated right in the middle of the vineyards that stripe the hills of Epernay, the capital of Champagne, and the historic villages of Champillon and Hautvillers of Dom Perignon fame. Reimagining a wine-country retreat for all seasons, local Reims-based architect, Giovanni Pace has designed the property in the style of a contemporary amphitheatre, incorporating the original 19th Century Post House where it is said that King Charles X of France stopped over before heading to Reims for his coronation.
The original property has been closed since 2014 after it was acquired by Boston-based Champagne Hospitality collection, a group of boutique luxury hotels and spas that includes the award-winning Le Barthelemy Hotel & Spa in St. Barths. The hotel will be led by Nicolas Béliard formerly General Manager of the Peninsula Paris.
In partnership with acclaimed French brand Biologique Recherche, the wellness centre comprises nine treatment rooms; state of the art fitness facilities; a wood-lined yoga studio; eucalyptus-infused sauna; manicure and pedicure stations and a mosaic tiled Hammam. Completing the experience are two temperature-controlled, chaise-longue-lined swimming pools – one indoor, one outdoor – along with dedicated staff who will deliver invigorating juice blends and guide guests to multiple relaxation lounges.
Two-star Michelin chef Jean-Denis Rieubland will be the Royal Champagne Hotel & Spa’s Executive Chef, where he will lead the two gastronomic dining experiences – a gourmet dining room, Le Royal, and a more casual, all-day restaurant, Bellevue. Formerly Executive Chef of Le Chantecler at the Negresco Hotel in Nice, Chef Rieubland brings the highest level of gastronomy to Royal Champagne, where he intends to preserve French know-how while injecting a contemporary touch.
Make it happen
The hotel is a mere 35-minute TGV train journey from Gare de L’Est Paris, a 30-minute flight from Charles De Gaulle airport and a 15-minute drive to the hotel from both the airport and Epernay train station.
Rates at the Royal Champagne Hotel & Spa start at €485 per night with rooms available over four categories, including the 1,150ft2 Suite Joséphine, a luxurious suite offering a separate living room and sumptuous master bedroom with stunning views of the Champagne valley.
Find out more via www.royalchampagne.com


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The hotel is located at the edge of a vast and magnificent golden sandy beach, which was renovated in 2006/7. When staying at the hotel, guests can enjoy numerous sports facilities and entertainment facilities throughout the day. Guests are welcomed in the lobby with 24-hour reception and check-out services, a hotel safe, currency exchange and newspaper stand. Facilities at this club resort include air conditioning, a hairdressing salon, auditorium, games room, children s playground, kids club, cafÎ“Â©, bar, disco, restaurant, conference facilities and a car park. Wired and wireless Internet access and a laundry service are also available for additional fees. Other Hotel Information Year of construction 1963, Last renovated 2010, Number of floors (main building) 2, Garden, Terrace Other amenities/ services Bathroom, Bath, Mini fridge, Double bed, King size bed, Individual air-conditioned, Individual heating, Safe, Balcony, Terrace, Air-conditioned in common areas, Reception area, 24h check-in, 24h. Reception, Money Exchange, Cafe, Newspaper stand, Supermarket, Shop-s, Hairdresser, Disco / Club, Theatre, Game room, Breakfast room, Dining room, High chairs, Mobile phone network, Public Internet, WLAN access point, Laundry service, Medical Service, Mini club, Playground, Number of pools, Fresh water pool, Heated pool, Children s pool, Snack / pool bar, Sun loungers, Parasols, Sunbathing Terrace, Steam bath, Massage, Special SPA packages, Gym
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