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Welcome to Greenland: Exploring the Airlines That Can Take You There
Greenland is an absolute wonderland, brimming with incredible scenic beauty, unfathomable natural wonders, and a plethora of cultural experiences. It is one of the most pristine and untouched corners of the world, and no matter what inspires you to explore it, you will never be disappointed. If you’re among those who are seeking to relish the beautiful island of Greenland, you must be wondering, “Which airlines fly to Greenland?”
Getting to Greenland
Greenland is a massive island nestled in the North Atlantic Ocean, sharing its borders with the Arctic Ocean. Despite being the largest non-continental island in the world, it has only a limited number of possible gateways to get to it. Diversely located airports make it a challenge to pick the right one for your itinerary. You may have a breakaway trip or an adventure-packed full itinerary visit in mind. Regardless of your travel plan, getting to Greenland is made straightforward with various airlines stepping up to tread their way high up North.
Airlines That Fly to Greenland
While there are no direct flights to Greenland from the US, Canada, or Europe, the best way to travel to Greenland is flying on a connecting flight from Copenhagen. A few airlines offer flights year-round and seasonal, so you can plan your trip accordingly. Here are a few that are worth considering:
1. Air Greenland
Being the national airline of Greenland, Air Greenland is the most significant carrier with the hub in Nuuk. The airline operates to/from eight locations in the country and internationally to Iceland, Denmark, and Canada.
Icelandair is an Icelandic airline and offers seasonal flights between Reykjavik and Keflavik to Greenland’s three international airports, including Nuuk, Kangerlussuaq, and Ilulissat.
Scandinavian Airlines is a joint venture between Denmark, Norway, and Sweden. SAS operates year-round service several times a week between Copenhagen and Kangerlussuaq and from Kangerlussuaq, SAS offers connections to other cities in Greenland.
4. Air Canada
Air Canada offers seasonal direct flights between Toronto and Kangerlussuaq. From there, you can connect to other Greenlandic destinations with Air Greenland.
5. Air Iceland Connect
Travelers in the UK and Europe can fly with Air Iceland Connect to Akureyri and Reykjavik, Iceland, and connect onwards to a Choice of destinations in Greenland.
Schedules for Airlines to Greenland
The schedules for different airlines vary depending on the season. They’re subject to change and fluctuation.
The airlines that operate flights to Greenland have planned out connections and itineraries convenient for getting passengers traveling from all over the world. While most flights are year-round, others go only during specific seasons.
Greenland is a unique destination and without a doubt worth the journey. It’s crucial to pick the right airline when traveling to Greenland, and luckily there are plenty of good choices. No matter which airline you opt to travel with, always pre-book your tickets to save money and secure your connectivity. Hopping on a connecting flight is the most suitable way to reach the northern hemisphere’s polar retreat. With the airlines mentioned above, you are all set to experience Greenland’s charm and beauty. Happy travels!


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Day 1: Arrival at Delhi with sightseeing and night halt.
Day 2: Delhi to Mussoorie visiting Lotus temple and halt at Mussoorie.
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Day 4: Barkot to Yamunotri visiting holy temple and halt.
Day 5: Yamunotri to Uttarkashi to visit Viswanath temple and halt.
Day 6: Uttarkashi to Gangotri to visit Ganga temple, valley and halt.
Day 7: Gangotri to Guptkashi to visit the lord of universe and night stay.
Day 8: Guptkashi to Kedarnath temple for lord Shiva devotees and halt.
Day 9: Kedarnath to Joshimath for Dharmastala, trekking and night halt.
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Holiday Inn Express & Suites Binghamton University-Vestal
Being so close to Binghamton University, 1/2 mile, makes us the perfect place to stay while visiting the campus or your children! We are also centrally located to many Business which makes us perfect for the Business Traveler as well! So come and visit the only hotel that focuses on both Family and Business Travel!
4.8 /5 (293 avis)
3615 Vestal Parkway East, Vestal, NY 13850, États-Unis
Réservations d'hôtels : 1 888 465 4329 | Réception de l'hôtel : 1-607-3480088
Holiday Inn Binghamton-Dwtn (Hawley St)
Located in Downtown Binghamton, New York and one block from restaurants, shopping, breweries, and arts, and minutes from I-81, I-88 and Hwy-17/86 with full-service event facilities make us ideal for leisure and corporate guests.
4.3 /5 (351 avis)
2-8 Hawley Street, Binghamton, NY 13901, États-Unis
Réservations d'hôtels : 1 888 465 4329 | Réception de l'hôtel : 11-607-7221212
Holiday Inn Express Owego
Since this hotel's location in Owego, NY is adjacent to our sister properties, you'll have access to this hotel's amenities, as well as those next door, for the perfect leisure trip or business jaunt.
4.5 /5 (145 avis)
20 Hickory Park Road, Owego, NY 13827, États-Unis
Réservations d'hôtels : 1 888 465 4329 | Réception de l'hôtel : 1-607-6879000
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Luxury stay in Santorini, Greece
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Offering a gorgeous view of the rugged Santorini coast, this hillside villa offers inventive design and interiors, plus abundant comfort. Embrace the shaded balcony love-seat and blue pool, which sharply contrast with the volcanic scene beyond. The sun-reflecting white exterior houses a dream sitting room and plush bedrooms, with Ancient Thera and black pebble beaches close by.
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Guildtown, Perthshire, PH2 6BS
• Well presented, award winning village inn
• Prominent location 6 miles north of Perth
• Lounge bar(30), restaurant(55) and 5 e/s letting rms
• Extensive refurbishment within last 2 years
• 1 bed owners flat and large private car park
• Excellent opportunity for chef operator
• Offers further potential to grow turnover
Having opened its doors in July 2014, after an extensive refurbishment throughout, the Anglers Inn has built up a reputation as being one of the finest privately-owned family restaurants in the area, winning various accolades, 3 star rating from visit Scotland and 4.5 stars from TripAdvisor. Supported well by locals it is seen very much as a destination diner with guests travelling from Perth and the surrounding villages to sample the fine product on offer, with a menu to suit all tastes. The Anglers Inn prides itself on cooking good quality homemade food at affordable prices and are renowned for their carvery on a Sunday bringing people from far and wide. Although the business offers all 3 income streams it is very much food led, so would be ideal for a chef proprietor, with very little in terms of the bar as this was not the avenue they wanted to promote. With the accommodation, it is felt that under a more hands on owner approach this is an area that could be grown much further, utilising many of the booking sites on a regular basis along with the current website
Since opening the Anglers Inn has built up a strong association with golfers, fishermen and shooting parties who come each year to take advantage of the outstanding countryside and sporting pursuits that the area has to offer. Included within the sale is the Anglers Inn minibus. Being run very much to suit our client’s requirements, the business is run with a compliment of staff including 3 full time (1 kitchen and 2 front of house) and 5 part time. In order to fully appreciate what is on offer and the growth potential the Anglers Inn has, a viewing is strongly advised.
Available as freehold and leasehold
Our clients are willing to offer a new FRI Lease on favourable terms. Details can be discussed with interested parties.
Located on the first floor is a one bedroom studio flat with bathroom.
The Anglers Inn occupies a prominent roadside location within the pleasing Perthshire village of Guildtown, 6 miles north of Perth, on the busy A93 road to Blairgowrie and Braemar.
Perth is a city located on the banks of the River Tay and is regarded as the administrative centre of Perth and Kinross with a population of circa 50,000. This exciting and vibrant city and the outstanding countryside that surrounds it has something to offer everyone, including country pursuits, fishing, golf, football (St Johnstone FC) and tourist attractions, making it very popular with visitors throughout the year. An abundance of local and high street retailers, licensed premises, leisure activities and primary/ secondary schooling are also available. Perth Racecourse, Scone Palace (home of the Stone of destiny) where the King of Scots was crowned are within 10 mins drive from Guildtown.
Perth is easily accessed with exceptional commuter links via the M90 motorway to Edinburgh and A9 which connects Stirling and Glasgow in the South West and Inverness/ Highlands in the North.
With its white washed façade and roadside location, the Anglers Inn is instantly recognisable and presented in very good condition both internally and externally, due to the extensive refurbishment that was carried out by the current owners. Split over two levels this detached property is of a traditional construction, set within a large plot. To the rear is a large enclosed private car park, with a small lawned area/ beer garden and pleasing views of the surrounding countryside.
Benefitting from the refurbishment, this area is presented to a fairly modern standard, yet very much in keeping with the property and the décor throughout. Offering covers for approximately 30 with the further benefit of bar stool seating. The feature bar servery can be accessed from the kitchen and the restaurant servery. Although not used to its full potential this welcoming room is an ideal place to relax, have a drink and watch Sky Sports on the large flat screen television.
A bright and welcoming restaurant presented to a very high standard and able to accommodate approximately 55 covers including a sun lounge area that runs along the front of the property, allowing guests to sit and watch the world go by. Feature fireplace, wood flooring with free standing tables and chairs and booth style seating which complement the lounge bar perfectly and its own bar/servery which backs onto the lounge bar. Both these areas are very easy to staff and can be utilised for small private function if required.
Currently trading with 5 very well presented letting rooms with modern en suite facilities, each having benefitted from the refurbishment. These bright and welcoming rooms each have televisions and tea and coffee making facilities and are located on the first floor. All rooms are doubles although can be adapted into twins. Tariffs are based on a bed and breakfast rate.
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Puerto Princesa is the capital city of Palawan. Palawan is on the of best islands to visit in the Philippines not just for its rugged beauty but also for the people and its natural resources. So we have created this article so you will know how to travel from Puerto Princesa to Coron.
Puerto Princesa to Coron Overview
Is Puerto Princesa near Coron?
Puerto Princesa is lcoated in the central part of Palawan while Coron is a smaller island in the northern part of Palawan. Look at the map of Palawan below.
How much is ferry from Puerto Princesa to Coron?
The only direct ferry from Puerto Princesa to Coron is 2Go Travel. They only travel 2 times a week. The ferry cost from Puerto Princesa to Coron starts from Php 1,600. Book here
How to get to Coron from Puerto?
There are two ways to get to Coron from Puerto Princesa. The first one is to fly and the other one is via ferry.
How to Travel from Puerto Princesa to Coron
The best ways on how to travel from Puerto Princesa to Coron is via ferry and flight and the combination of van/bus and ferry. You can also go through El Nido and spend some days there before going to Coron. Below shows how you can do this.
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|Flights||Philippine Airlines/Cebu Pacific||This is an indirect flight 3 to 4 hours (stop-over in Manila)||Php 15,000 up||BOOK HERE|
|Ferry||2Go Travel ( Only 2 times a week) Thursday and Tuesday||17 hours (direct ferry)||Php 1,600 up||BOOK HERE|
|Van/Bus and Ferry Combo||This is a combination from Puerto Princesa to El Nido van/bus and then ferry from El Nido to Coron||11 hours up ( 6 hours van/bus) to El Nido and then 5 hours El Nido to Coron||Php 4,000 up||BOOK HERE|
Puerto Princesa to Coron by Flight
Currently (February 2023) there is no direct flight from Puerto Princesa to Coron. Passengers still need to go from Puerto Princesa to Manila flight and then Manila to Coron. It takes about 4 hours together plus layover so it will surely take about a day just to get there. Puerto Princesa to Coron flight costs from Php 14,000 up. You can check here to book your tickets.
Puerto Princesa to Coron by Ferry
There is only a direct ferry from Puerto Princesa to Coron which is being covered by 2Go Travel. They depart twice a week from Puerto Princesa and back to Coron. From Puerto Princesa they travel every Thursdays and Sundays. Travel time is about 12 hours and the ferry ticket costs from Php1600 up to Php2500. You can check here to book your tickets.
Puerto Princesa to Coron combination of bus/van and ferry
Traveling by combination of bus and ferry from Puerto Princesa to Coron is the best way to travel from Puerto Princesa to Coron because you will be able to see El Nido on your stop. You can take one of the minivans or buses from Puerto Princesa to El Nido. This takes about 5 to 6 hours. You can then take a good rest and spend a day or two in El Nido before taking the ferry to Coron which will also take around 5 to 6 hours. El Nido is a beautiful island in Palawan and a must to visit. Total cost will be around Php4000 for all transportation. You can check here to book your tickets.
So these are the best ways to get from Puerto Princesa to Coron. Whichever way you choose, make sure to have enough time for delays in departures and also weather disturbances.
Read more of our Palawan Travel Guides here.
|GO AROUND PHILIPPINES USEFUL TIPS AND LINKS|
|BOOK YOUR FLIGHTS|
To travel around the Philippines, there are 3 local commercial airlines. Cebu Pacific Air, AirAsia and Philippine Airlines. Smaller airlines called AirSwift (El Nido, Boracay) and Royal Air also fly to limited destinations. Book your local flights here.
For international flights, I found Kiwi and Trip.com have cheaper flight options to the Philippines.
|BOOK YOUR ACCOMMODATION|
There are many choices of hotels, hostels, apartments and guesthouses to stay in the Philippines. Book through AGODA for the cheapest options and Booking.com. I also use Hotelscombined to see all prices from different websites to choose from.
|BOOK YOUR BUS/FERRY/VAN/CAR|
The Philippines can be difficult to go around because many buses, ferries and even private vehicles are offline. The best websites to book them are through Bookaway.com and 12GoAsia – they have many partners in different destinations and you can purchase tickets online.
Car rentals are also available for you to choose from here.
|BOOK YOUR PACKAGE TOURS|
If you don’t know where to go and just want a hassle free trip to the Philippines, you can find package trips to different destinations with Klook – I recommend them for local tours and activities or Get Your Guide.
|DON’T FORGET YOUR TRAVEL INSURANCE|
|It is very important to be safe and ready whenever accidents happen, especially in the Philippines where some places don’t have quality hospitals and clinics. I use Safety Wings for whenever I travel in the Philippines or abroad.|
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Don’t know how to start planning your Philippines trip? You can start here.
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Reykjavik Residence Hotel
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A stay at Reykjavik Residence Hotel places you in the heart of Reykjavik, within a 15-minute walk of Hallgrimskirkja and Reykjavik City Hall. This apartment is 1.3 mi (2.1 km) from National Museum of Iceland and 1.8 mi (2.9 km) from Perlan.
Make yourself at home in one of the 47 individually decorated guestrooms, featuring kitchenettes with refrigerators and stovetops. Your pillowtop bed comes with down comforters. LED televisions with satellite programming provide entertainment, while complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected. Conveniences include safes and minibars, as well as phones with free local calls.
Take in the views from a terrace and a garden and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless Internet access.
Cooked-to-order breakfasts are available daily from 7 AM to 10 AM for a fee.
Business, Other Amenities
Featured amenities include complimentary wired Internet access, a computer station, and express check-in. Self parking (subject to charges) is available onsite.
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy. Government-issued photo identification and a credit 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. Please note that cultural norms and guest policies may differ by country and by property. The policies listed are provided by the property. When booking stays for 10 nights or more, different policies and additional supplements apply. For more details, please contact the property using the information on the reservation confirmation received after booking
Please note, there is important information about this property to know before you arrive.
Know Before You Go
- Children 11 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.
- No pets and no service animals are allowed at this property.
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Fee for cooked-to-order breakfast: ISK 2750 for adults and ISK 1375 for children (approximately)
- Self parking fee: ISK 2400 per day
- Nearby parking fee: ISK 3200 per 24 hours
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
Mandatory Fees and Taxes
You'll be asked to pay the following charges at the property:
- A tax is imposed by the city: ISK 333 per accommodation, per night
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.
- -Accessible bathroom
- -Free WiFi
- -Express check-in
- -Smoke-free property
- -Dry cleaning/laundry service
- -Express check-out
- -24-hour front desk
- -Safe-deposit box at front desk
- -Laundry facilities
- -Breakfast available (surcharge)
- -Concierge services
- -Long-term parking (surcharge)
- -Free wired Internet
- -Coffee/tea in common areas
- -Luggage storage
- -Computer station
- -Self parking (surcharge)
- -Multilingual staff
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Limo Service in Atwater California
Price4Limo offers the best limousine service in Atwater. We have a wide variety of vehicles available for your use: from executive sedans and luxury SUVs to party buses and motor coaches, we've got everything you need to get your group where they need to go. With our instant quote tool, you can check prices and book your ride in just a few clicks. Our modern fleet of vehicles has been hand-selected by our experienced team members with an eye toward comfort, reliability, and safety—so you can rest assured that whoever is driving will be able to get everyone where they need to go safely and on time. And if you're coming from out of town? We offer transportation services for visitors as well! As a top-rated company with years of industry experience under our belt, we pride ourselves on providing phenomenally reliable service at competitive prices (you won't find better deals anywhere else).
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With our extensive fleet of vehicles at your disposal, we can provide reliable service to any destination within San Diego County and beyond. If you're planning a trip out of town or simply want to treat yourself to something special, let us know! We'll be happy to arrange an evening out on the town with one of our many luxury vehicles. Our team is dedicated to providing excellent customer satisfaction through exceptional service and affordability - both online and in person - so don't hesitate to contact us today.
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Stretch Limousines fit 6 to 8 people costs about $135 to $180 per hour. Need More Room? 15 passenger limo rental prices vary from $95 per hour from Sunday to Thursday and $92 on Friday and weekends. Limousines can fit larger groups 15 to 20 passengers and are priced around $90 to $130 per hour. Hummer limos price start from $150 to $200 per hour. Wedding Limo Prices Vary from $75 to $225 per hour, Depending on what type of Wedding Limousine Prices for Transportation You Require.
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Atwater Limo Service Near Me
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Atwater party buses are great for groups of up to 50 people! These spacious double-decker buses offer plenty of leg room and amenities like TVs and sound systems that can be controlled by passengers themselves. They're also equipped with coolers filled with ice water and soft drinks so there's no need to worry about running out of refreshments during the ride home after a long night out in town.
With Atwater limousines, you can travel in style and comfort to any event. From weddings and proms to corporate events, airport transfers, and more—Atwater limousines are the perfect way to travel. We have a wide range of vehicles available that offer everything from simple transportation to an elegant experience with amenities like champagne service on our luxury sedans. Let us help you celebrate your special occasion with a ride that is both memorable and affordable.
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We can make your occasions different and one-of-a-kind when you hire our limo services and packages. We have a wide range of services to meet your needs. In case you want something unique, Price4Limo can customize one according to your requests for these occasions and events:
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We can take you to and from the airport, including close-by airports in nearby cities such as Merced. Our are professional, courteous and experienced at driving on highways and in bustling city traffic. They will arrive early for your pickup so that you don't have to worry about waiting around for them at the airport. We offer a variety of packages, including one trip or multiple trips that can include airport transfers or other transportation needs while staying in Atwater.
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We can help you with all of your transportation needs, including field trip transportation. Field trips are a great way to get students out of the classroom and give them an opportunity to learn outside their normal routine. If you're planning a field trip, make sure that you have enough room for everyone on your bus or coach; we have options available that will fit both large and small groups comfortably! Our vehicles come equipped with everything needed for a successful day at school or business offsite events: ample seating capacity, AC/heat, WiFi access and much more! We'll take care of all the details so there's nothing else for you to worry about in regards to your upcoming trip!
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Popular Attractions in Atwater
Atwater is a city located in Merced County on State Route 99. The water tower in the city is one of the significant landmarks. The city is known for its “Community Pride, City Wide” motto.
- Castle Air Museum – Featuring the vintage aircrafts and WWII airplanes and Cold War planes, this museum offers up-close and personal view of the display. They have different old and vintage planes including the notable Grumman US-2A Tracker. This museum is located in 5050 Santa Fe Dr., Atwater, California. You can call their office at 209-723-2178.
- Merced County Courthouse Museum – Restored in 1875, this building became the museum that houses and displays rotating exhibits of artifacts about the history of the county. This museum is located in W 21st & N Street, Merced, California. You can call their office at 209-723-2401.
- Merced Multicultural Arts Center – The arts center holds different types of exhibits in rotating galleries. Most of the artworks are made by local and national artists. This center is located in 645 W Main St., Merced, California. You can call their office at 209-388-1090.
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I've just returned from my second visit to this hotel. The hotel is great, not too big and has fantastic views across the bay of Naples. The biggest advantage are the staff who are really friendly, knowledge and create a really relaxed atmosphere - it is like one big happy family. I love the fact that the staff feature on the website - something other grander hotels could learn from. The rooms are really clean, well-sized and have really comfortable beds. I do agree with another review - they do need more plug sockets particularly given how many things need to be charged these days. Drinks prices for a hotel in this area are really reasonable - particularly during the daily hour and a half price reduction. Great for when you've finished sunbathing, site seeing or a drink before dinner. The quality of the food at dinner is really good particularly compared to other hotels in this area. Do expect some noise as the hotel is situated near a fairly busy road - better to ask for a room not on the first floor!
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- Hotel Mediterraneo Sorrento sits on a cliff overlooking the sea of Sorrento bay about one kilometer from the city center. It is an easy walk but you can also take our free shuttle. The breathtaking sea view and friendly, personable staff make it the perfect place to spend your vacation on the Sorrentine Peninsula in a 4-star hotel. The Mediterraneo has a pool surrounded by palm and orange trees, a private beach, parking and a free wi-fi connection. Get ready for an unforgettable experience that is surprisingly affordable. ... more less
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This steakhouse and St. Joseph Old Cathedral can be both really attractive for tourists. You will enjoy its food, particularly mouthwatering fillet steaks, truffle risotto and black risotto. Ordering good crème brûlée, vanilla ice cream and chocolate cakes is what most guests advise. Delicious wine, brandy or champagne will make your meal tastier and you'll certainly come back. At Red PrimeSteak, clients can drink great chocolate frappe.
The convenient location of this place makes it easy to reach even in rush hours. The knowledgeable staff welcomes visitors all year round. The fabulous service is a big advantage of this spot. Delicious dishes at attractive prices are offered here. You will definitely appreciate the homey atmosphere and divine decor. This steakhouse earned a Zomato rating of 4.3 and leaves a positive aftertaste on guests.


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ATLANTA and MCLEAN, Va. – Homewood Suites by Hilton, Hilton Worldwide‘s (NYSE: HLT) international brand of upscale, all-suite, extended-stay hotels, announced today its newest property, the Homewood Suites by Hilton Atlanta/Perimeter Center. Bringing 114 new suites to the Atlanta market, the hotel is part of the ongoing brand expansion in major urban areas, as previous metro area hotels that have opened this year include Cincinnati and Washington D.C., with Miami, Pittsburgh, Savannah and Richmond slated to debut later in the year.
Developed and owned by Vision Hospitality Group, Inc., Homewood Suites Atlanta/Perimeter Center is part of the brand’s continued growth in the destination, which welcomes more than 42 million visitors annually.*
“We are thrilled about collaborating with one of our very best partners, Mitch Patel and the team at Vision Hospitality Group in a highly desired market that travelers are seeking,” said Bill Duncan, global head, Homewood Suites and Home2 Suites by Hilton. “Their management team is recognized for exceptional performance in guest service and consists of high quality operators with extensive brand experience that will help visitors be at home.”
“We are excited about our continued expansion in Atlanta through our ongoing partnership with Hilton,” said Mitch Patel, Vision President & CEO. “The development of Homewood Suites by Hilton continues to reinforce our strategy to invest in premium brands in growing markets.”
Located at 915 Crestline Parkway, Homewood Suites Atlanta/Perimeter Center offers guests convenient access to downtown Atlanta and popular attractions, including the High Museum of Art, Georgia Aquarium and the World of Coca-Cola. The property is also walking distance to the Sandy Springs MARTA Station, which offers a direct connection to Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport.
Offering guests inviting, generous all suite-accommodations including fully equipped kitchens and complimentary internet, additional essentials include free daily full-hot breakfast and complimentary evening social Monday-Thursday. In addition, Homewood Suites by Hilton offers a complimentary grocery shopping service** and fun recreational options such as a fitness center and indoor pool, enabling travelers to “stay in the groove.”
Homewood Suites by Hilton Atlanta/Perimeter Center participates in Hilton HHonors®, the only hotel loyalty program that allows members to earn Points & Miles® on the same stay and No Blackout Dates on reward stays. HHonors members always get our lowest price with our Best Price Guarantee, along with HHonors Points, digital check-in and no booking fees only when they book directly through Hilton. For more information or to make a reservation, visit Homewood Suites by Hilton Atlanta/Perimeter Center or call +1 770 415 3200.


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This attractive hotel affords a charming location in the heart of Varna. Nearby guests will find Varna's conference centre and famous aquarium with its exotic creatures. An array of shopping facilities and entertainment venues is some 100 m from the hotel whilst Varna airport is around 5 km.||This charming hotel comprises a total of 90 rooms on 5 floors. Guests are welcomed in the inviting lobby which houses a 24-hour reception desk safes and a currency exchange. Additional facilities include a cosy café shops a bar and a great restaurant with a separate non-smoking area and highchairs for infants. With its conference room the hotel is ideal for business guests. Room service is also available.||The modern tasteful rooms come with an en suite bathroom a direct dial telephone satellite/ cable TV a radio and a minibar.||Guests may select their breakfast and dinner from a buffet. Lunch and dinner can alternatively be taken à la carte. Half-board stays may be booked.
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Set in Pero, this air-conditioned apartment features a terrace. The unit is 10 km from Milan.
A dishwasher and an oven can be found in the kitchen. Towels and bed linen are offered in this self-catering accommodation. There is a private bathroom with a bath or shower and bidet.
Como is 35 km from La casa di Valeria, while Pavia is 35 km away. The nearest airport is Linate Airport, 17 km from La casa di Valeria.


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Nieuw Amsterdam is a ship whose name is associated with a rich and celebrated history for Holland America Line, and being on the ship gives you a sense of the classic age of cruising, back when Hollywood starlets graced the pool deck and dressing up for dinner was a time-honoured ritual.
In December 2017, the ship underwent upgrades throughout, and several public spaces feel refreshed and contemporary. People who have previously travelled on Nieuw Amsterdam might breathe a sigh of relief to know that the ship has now banned smoking everywhere, except the outside Sea View Bar at the ship's aft. Carpeting has been replaced throughout the ship's public areas, and even the casino smells fresh and clean.
The ship lacks the flashiness or overwhelming size of some mega-cruise ships, but its unique entertainment options make up for any missing bells and whistles. For example, Nieuw Amsterdam's Music Walk creates a three-punch hit list of rich musical venues all within a short walk of each other on Deck 2. From the symphonic orchestral beauty of the Lincoln Center Stage to the soulful, dance-floor-burning hits of B.B. King's Blues Club to the sing-along atmosphere of Billboard Onboard, you're guaranteed to find something your ears will enjoy.
You might notice the small details, such as the cool towels provided at the dock before you return to the ship from a day at port, the wrapped silverware in the buffet restaurant and the way crew members and even passengers in the hallway are more likely to say, "Good afternoon" or "Good evening," rather than a more informal "Hi!" The whole effect is dignified and unrushed.
Another feature that we greatly appreciated was Holland America's Navigator, an internet-based application that allows passengers to see daily scheduled events at a glance, book dinner reservations and shore excursions, and chat with any family and friends who are traveling with you -- all without paying for internet access.
Holland America's clientele skews more toward older adults, and this ship fits that profile, with retirees accounting for a large number of the population. Though there weren't many younger cruisers or families during our trip, a friendly atmosphere and ample opportunities for getting to know fellow passengers over meals or on shore excursions led us to meet many interesting people along the way.
The biggest downsides of the ship were related to the number of people onboard compared to the size of the public spaces. For example, it was often very difficult to find pool chairs at either the main or the aft pools and waiting in line for meals or popular events was very much the norm. If peace and quiet is what you're seeking, the key is to find spaces of solitude wherever you can.
Daytime: Casual clothing is the norm during the day.
Evening: On a seven-day itinerary, you can expect two formal evenings (called Gala Nights), while the rest of the nights are designated "smart casual" in the Dining Room and speciality restaurants. On Gala Nights the majority of women wear dresses (similar to what you might find at a daytime wedding), while men wear button-down shirts -- occasionally paired with jackets on formal nights. A small percentage of people dressed to the nines, with one group on our sailing even donning tails and top hats.
Not permitted: Swimsuits and other pool wear, men's tank tops, shorts and distressed jeans are not allowed in any of the restaurants during the evening hours.
Every night of your cruise there will be at least one live performance (usually a main seating show followed by an encore performance) in the Mainstage theatre. The theatre spans three levels -- Decks 1, 2 and 3 -- in comfortable tiered theater seats fanned out around a majestic-looking stage, and there was never any problem finding a good seat. Performances range from comedians and jugglers to traditional singer-and-dancer shows supplemented with stage special effects from giant video screens.
These shows don't have the high production value of big-ship cruise lines -- there aren't any pyrotechnics or a lot of aerial tricks. The performances are best viewed as a supplement to the other great evening entertainment elsewhere on the ship. There are also shows you might not expect to see on a cruise: One evening the Filipino crew members performed a homespun talent show of songs and dances; on another night, orchestra players performed the score to footage from BBC's wildlife documentary "Planet Earth II." On the whole, these performances ran from mediocre to great -- with the comedian and juggler earning the most rave reviews around the ship the next day.
On select days of the voyage, Mainstage hosts bingo and is used to screen current films, so check the When & Where for listings of upcoming movies.
Your When & Where, a trifold guide delivered to your room nightly by your stateroom attendant, is a handy overview of all the day's events. We also highly recommend using the Navigator on your cellphone, which allows you to scan and select which events interest you, generating a personalized daily planner -- you can even preview all of the events for the full week of your cruise ahead of time.
Though the schedule doesn't include an overwhelming number of activities, chances are you'll find at least a couple of things that interest you each day. There are several branded activities, including "America's Test Kitchen," BBC Earth Experiences and O, The Oprah Magazine.
"America's Test Kitchen" transforms the B.B. King's Blues Club into a TV-ready cooking stage, complete with professional stove tops, ovens and prep space, as well as cameras that track and zoom in on the presenter. These events show passengers how to prepare a variety of items (with themes like "We Love Chocolate" and "Lunch for a Rainy Day") using often nontraditional but thoroughly tested techniques for cooking and baking. You'll also be provided with a recipe and a website for learning more.
O, The Oprah Magazine has lent its name to a series of onboard activities related to health and wellness, including an early morning yoga/mindfulness session, a book discussion and seminars on healthy eating. BBC Earth programs showcase groundbreaking nature documentaries and even the occasional trivia game.
A Microsoft Digital Workshop, which offers regularly scheduled classes on a variety of digital photography and Microsoft products (such as OneNote, Cortana and Windows 10), is offered up to six times daily and was always well attended.
Explorations Central (EXC) is another great source of onboard enrichment -- the EXC guides give interesting talks throughout the cruise on everything from the history of Nieuw Amsterdam to the legends and lore of pirates in the Caribbean.
One of Nieuw Amsterdam's greatest strengths is the Music Walk on Deck 2, where you'll be treated to a variety of live music from the early evening hours to late into the night. If you're a classical music fan, you'll want to check out Lincoln Center Live, where a quintet of classical musicians performs chamber music. Each night features performances with different themes: "Piaf to Peanuts," "Bernstein to Buble" and "La Musica Latina." The performance space was updated in December 2017 and features lovely acoustics.
Billboard Onboard is another new addition to Nieuw Amsterdam. The sleek, modern stylings of the lounge, with plentiful comfortable seating organized around a bar and stage with duelling pianos, lends itself to a relaxed atmosphere where you join in the songs you know and love from the '50s to today. Most days will include three scheduled performance times with a loose theme, such as "Great Standards," "Hot 100" or "All Request." The two pianists have great chemistry and rapport with the audience, and their passion for music was apparent.
Finally, we can't overstate the quality of the B.B. King's All Stars, now an entertainment staple of the Holland America Line available on several ships in the fleet. Though this particular club -- with a small stage and modest number of seats and booths -- isn't as grandiose as the B.B. King clubs on other ships in the line, the calibre of entertainment brings down the house. If the three evening sets of blues were the only form of entertainment we received during the entire cruise, it would have been enough. More often than not, you'd be hard-pressed to find a good seat if you showed up late -- and forget about a space on the dance floor on popular nights. This was THE place to be in the evenings for standing ovation-inspiring covers of Aretha Franklin, Marvin Gaye and, of course, B.B. King. And, if you couldn't get enough dancing in those three sets, there would be a DJ playing popular music in the same location later in the night.
The casino on Nieuw Amsterdam (Deck 2, across from Billboard Onboard), includes a few dozen slot machines, in addition to games such as blackjack, roulette, craps, Texas Hold'em, plus regular bingo tournaments.
Explorer's Lounge (Deck 2): Located directly across from a stunning mural of New York City (formerly called Nieuw Amsterdam), this lounge is a favourite among classical music fans because of its proximity to Lincoln Center Stage. During the day, there are occasional spa-themed talks here on topics like acupuncture.
Pinnacle Bar (Deck 2): This warm wood-toned bar offers an excellent wine selection and hosts Sip & Savor, a great wine tasting event that pairs a different food with a specially selected wine pairing each day for a $5 fee. During the day, you might find the occasional talk hosted by the spa or jewellery team.
Gallery Bar (Deck 2): One of our personal favourites, this newer bar is tucked behind the casino and generally doesn't get a lot of traffic. Its hip ambience, with funky mismatched portraits and cloche lamps, plus a beverage menu from celebrity mixologist Dale DeGroff (including an epic spiced daiquiri, hand-shaken Cuban mojito and frosty chocolate mint buzz) make it a fun place to spend a few hours. This bar sets the stage for evening trivia, O's Reading Room book discussions and also singles meet-ups throughout the cruise.
Ocean Bar (Deck 3): This elegant bar is located in the atrium area near Pinnacle Grill and makes an ideal place for a predinner cocktail. A solo pianist plays here in the evening.
Sea View Bar (Deck 9): If you're hanging out at the aft pool area, this bar is ideally located for a deck drink. Daily specials are posted on a board at the bar, and wait staff will deliver your drinks to your spot in the sun (or shade).
Lido Bar (Deck 9): This bar is located right at the main pool and features beautiful silver mermaid tail-shaped chairs organized around the counter. Order from the bartender or have a waiter deliver your frosty cocktail to your lounge by the pool.
Tamarind Bar (Deck 11): This Asian-inspired bar is tucked away next to the Tamarind restaurant, which makes it feel more exclusive than other bars throughout the ship. Order a saketini and enjoy the beautiful ocean views. The bar hosts martini and premium wine sampling events and also group meet-ups.
Explorations Cafe (Deck 11): Formerly called the Crow's Nest, this area is a bit of a hidden gem on the ship, but certainly one of the most scenic. Sip some gourmet coffee or enjoy a little something extra while you take in the panoramic view at the top of ship.
There are two main pool areas on Nieuw Amsterdam: the Lido Pool, considered the "main pool" at midship, and the Sea View Pool, which is for adults only and located at the back of the ship.
The Lido Pool, featuring three hot tubs and a water feature, has a limited number of padded deck chairs arranged around it, with dining tables and chairs at the outer areas. There are also extra-fee cabanas available by reservation on the right-hand side of the ship. It can be hard to snag a chair here, particularly on busy sea days, and this area is occasionally noisy due to the amount of foot traffic. There is a retractable roof over this pool so it can be used even in inclement weather.
The Sea View Pool area includes two hot tubs and a large soaking ledge for passengers who just want to cool off and not swim. There are a larger number of non-padded deck chairs available here, and this area is a bit quieter than the Lido area, but there isn't a ton of shade to be had. There are a handful of umbrellas if you can snag a spot under one.
Up for a little friendly competition? Passengers can choose from Ping-Pong at the Lido Pool area, or a sports court on Deck 11, aft, which includes a basketball/volleyball court covered with netting to prevent lost balls.
Passengers can reserve a cabana space at The Retreat on Deck 11, forward, which is exclusively for paying cruisers. The daily fee includes the use of a private cabana in the quiet area, a catered lunch as well as complimentary Champagne. The charge is $75 for port days and $120 for sea days; Lido cabanas (the ones by the main pool) -- which do not include Champagne -- are $50 and $95. There are several padded lounge chairs covered with soft terry and plush towels here, as well. If you want to reserve these, you can do so through guest services or by inquiring with the bar staff, but do it as soon as possible (or even before your cruise), as they do book up quickly.
In our quest for a fee-free, quiet and partially shaded lounge area, we stumbled upon Deck 12, forward, which can be a bit challenging to get to (take the outside stairs from Deck 10). There were never more than a couple of people here, and it was very peaceful.
Nieuw Amsterdam has one of the most inviting and visually pleasing library/game spaces we've seen on a cruise ship. Make your way to Deck 11, forward, where the cruise line has placed the EXC desk (the shore excursions team), an appealing small library of current books and various board games in a space that gives you a great view from the Crow's Nest. There are also interactive maps that allow you to see where you are along the route and take quizzes that crowdsource where passengers are from, favorite foods, etc. and display them on a digital map.
This is also the space where you can listen to lectures from the EXC staff, book an excursion (though this is also easily done on the Navigator app) or grab a cup of coffee or a drink from the Exploration's Cafe.
There are a variety of conference rooms located on Deck 3, and religious services are held here, including a Catholic mass every day, plus the occasional game of Party Bridge.
You'll find a small collection of shops on Deck 3, midship, including Merabella, a high-end jewellery boutique, as well as shops with Oprah-branded items, perfume, clothing, souvenirs and sundries.
The Art Gallery is located on Deck 2, aft; the Photo Gallery is on Deck 3, aft; and Microsoft Digital Workshop is located on Deck 2, aft. Guest services is on Deck 1, aft, and there are kiosks located nearby for printing your statement or booking a shore excursion.
There is no self-service laundry, but you can pay a per-item fee to have clothes laundered.
Wi-Fi access runs on the slower side. The fee is 75 cents per minute or you can purchase a discounted package (500 minutes costs $175).
The Greenhouse Spa and Salon is a retreat space where you are greeted by the soothing sounds of trickling water on Deck 9, forward, behind the Fitness Center. Along with hot stone massage ($149 to $229), the spa also offers treatments you might not find stateside, like a Thai Herbal Poultice Massage ($195) or the Elemis Aroma Spa Seaweed Massage ($195 for 75 minutes or $259 for 100 minutes), which includes two separate body wraps (one seaweed, one foil), during which you are cozily enveloped in a weighted blanket while relaxing on a heated water table, followed by a full body massage. Men's services include an Elemis Pro-Collagen Grooming Treatment with Shave ($95) or an Elemis Urban Cleanse Facial ($129).
There is a fee-based Greenhouse Retreat with four "monsoon" showers, a thalassotherapy pool (also known as a hydropool) and warm ceramic-tiled lounge chairs and saunas. You can purchase a pass that grants you access for the cruise (about $249 for two people for a seven-night cruise).
The spa also frequently offers lectures promoting its medi-spa services. The salon offers manicures, pedicures, tooth whitening and blowouts with haircuts (from $175). We recommend taking a tour of the spa on the first day to check out the treatment rooms, get a feel for the offerings and maybe scoop up a deal. You can also try asking for a discount when you book your appointment -- often if you book a longer treatment, they will give you a deal. The spa also offers stepped discounts for multiple services -- for example, 10 percent off your first treatment, 20 percent off your second and 30 percent off your third when you book three at once.
Located on Deck 9, forward, the Fitness Center is a fairly basic, no-frills gym with a variety of weight machines, treadmills (overlooking the water), stationary bikes, free weights and a small area for group fitness classes (paid classes for indoor cycling, yoga, etc. are $12). Hours are generally 6 a.m. to 9 p.m., and the minimum age for use is 16. Our favorite thing about the gym: the chilled rolled towels available from the refrigerator near the door -- so refreshing after a workout.
Many people walk on the track on Deck 3 (three laps equal 1 mile), but jogging is not permitted there. A smaller jogging track is located on Deck 10, where four laps equal 1 mile.
Holland America has a well-earned reputation for its cuisine, from the food that is delivered to your stateroom (a pot of coffee and a fresh omelet on your balcony is a fine way to start your morning) to the variety of fresh and indulgent cuisine options in the Lido Market and the seaside Gala Nights in the Dining Room. There are also three great options for paid dining if you want to get away from the crowds. And, afternoon tea is served in the Pinnacle Grill from 3 to 4 p.m. daily. In each case, wait staff pay careful attention to particular dietary needs. The experience is effortless and relaxing, just as a vacation should be.
Dining Room (Decks 2 and 3): A circular space with plentiful window-side seating, the Dining Room (the ship's main headquarters for traditional cruise dining) is appointed in a modern global theme with bright pops of orange, mirrored accents and fresh floral arrangements. It spans two decks (traditional seating on the upper level and open seating on the lower) and is generally open for breakfast and dinner.
Breakfast (and lunch, when it is available) is open seating. Breakfast is served from 7:30 or 8 a.m. to 9 or 9:30 a.m. and includes classics (including Dungeness crab Benedict, corned beef hash and eggs, All American breakfast, kippered herring and Pan-Asian breakfast), three-egg omelettes, skillet breakfasts, waffles, pancakes and baked goods.
An express lunch was only served one day of our cruise, in addition to an invitation-only Mariner Society lunch.
Traditional dinner seating times are 5:45 and 8 p.m. each night, with open seating between 5:15 and 9 p.m. Even if you are booked for open seating, you can call to make a reservation time each night -- the advantage of doing this is that you'll likely avoid a line of people waiting at particularly busy times.
Dinner in the Dining Room typically consists of four courses -- starter, soup or salad, followed by a main dish and dessert and coffee. On formal nights, you might be served an amuse-bouche to start your meal. There's always a full basket of fresh bread and rolls on the table. Your waiter will offer recommendations for dishes each evening, and assistant waiters are always quick to refill water and iced teas.
A team of chefs, the Holland America Line Culinary Council, working alongside Master Chef Rudi Sodamin, including Elizabeth Falkner, David Burke, Jacques Torres, Jonnie Boer and Mark Best, created the menu. Each of them offer dishes with unique flavours, and their recipes are highlighted throughout each menu. There is always at least one vegetarian entree, one "no sugar added" dessert and designated "responsible seafood" dishes, a result of the cruise line's partnership with the Marine Conservation Institute. Though we didn't see any expressly stated gluten-free options, servers were careful to ask about any allergies or dietary restrictions prior to each meal.
Examples of starters include salmon tartare with baby zucchini, gazpacho with crab and coconut, and carrot and radish salad with creamy black sesame vinaigrette. Main dishes included black sesame jumbo shrimp baharat salad, pan-seared rainbow trout and vegetable curry with forbidden rice. Desserts might include devil's food cake and caramelized pear crepe.
Overall, the food quality in the Dining Room was above average, with the super fresh seafood and delectable sauces being particular standouts for us. We quickly learned to order shrimp whenever it was available (and even if it wasn't available, we occasionally sweet-talked our waiter into "finding" some in the kitchen), as well as the featured fish. From the hollandaise on eggs Benedict to the delicate creams found atop fruits and desserts, the sauces stole the culinary show.
Explorations Cafe (Deck 11): This cafe, presented by The New York Times, mainly serves as a for-fee gourmet coffee shop, but there are usually plates of cookies and other baked treats placed on plates for the taking -- a quick free snack if you're curled up here with a good book or playing a game of chess.
Lido Market (Decks 9): The Lido Market spans the aft of the ship between the two pools. Here you'll find fast, casual international cuisine for breakfast, lunch and dinner. There are buffets lining both sides, port and starboard, with some repeats on each side, but also a few different options. Drink stations with coffee, tea, lemonade, iced tea and water are available in two locations. The Lido is generally open 7 a.m. to 11:30 p.m., but sometimes service is scaled back to select stations throughout the day. Check your When & Where daily program for closures.
If you're used to the grab-and-go buffet hustle and bustle of larger cruise lines, the Lido is a bit more dignified. For starters, rather than being serve-yourself, kitchen staff man most of the stations, and the food is assembled or prepared to your liking. This includes everything from cooked-to-order omelettes in the morning to freshly made salads. Some passengers may not like the extra time this takes (or the lines it creates during peak times), but it does feel a bit more refined and also presumably reduces a lot of germ-sharing associated with buffets.
Another difference from other cruise lines is that waiting staff are quick to take your drink order and provide wrapped silverware (you'll never have to get this yourself). You can still grab a quick lunch, but the sit-down service is as outstanding here as it is elsewhere on the ship and deserves high marks.
The food here is fresh, with several healthy options and international flavours. For breakfast, one station offers waffles, crepes and eggs Benedict. Another station includes eggs and a variety of meats, as well as hot cereals. Several passengers commented on the tastiness of the Swiss muesli and other traditional cereals that were just somehow more delicious onboard. For lunch or dinner, you can grab a plate of sushi or a Thai noodle dish, one of the featured hot Italian or Mexican dishes, a fresh salad or even grab a prepackaged market sandwich and potato chips.
One of the most popular stations is the dessert station, where you can order a waffle cone filled with hand-scooped or soft serve ice cream, plus your choice of toppings.
Dive-In (Deck 9): If you're looking for run-of-the-mill burgers and hot dogs, this little poolside restaurant (open 11:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.) just might inspire you to think outside the bun. Dive-In's gourmet take on these American staples is mouthwatering -- and worth the line you'll sometimes endure at peak times of the day. But, don't worry -- they'll give you a beeper to let you know when your order's up.
Dive-In's burger menu includes fresh beef patties plus the cruise line's zippy Dive-In Sauce and toasted brioche buns. The most popular is reportedly the Cannonball, featuring Gouda cheese, applewood-smoked bacon, caramelized onions, lettuce and tomato. The restaurant serves Nathan's Famous beef hot dogs, with equally inventive toppings, including crispy onions, bacon, queso and jalapenos. Don't forget to order fries, too -- and if you really want to throw dietary caution to the wind, add some cheese to them.
New York Pizza (Deck 9): The pizza here was the talk of the ship -- passengers seemed to enjoy the variety of toppings, the inventive featured pizzas and the way they could order a pie or three late into the evening (open 11:30 a.m. to 11:30 p.m.).
There are five standard pizzas served daily, from the Wall Street (prosciutto, arugula, olive oil, white sauce, gorgonzola and mozzarella), the Bronx (capicola, pepperoni, smoked ham, sweet Italian sausage, pomodoro sauce, mozzarella) and the Central Park (red peppers, red onion, mushroom, artichoke, kalamata olives, tomato sauce and cheese). There's also a featured pizza, or you can make your own. Put in your order, and they'll fire up a personal-sized thin crust pie of about six slices (enough to share with a friend). You'll receive a beeper that tells you when your food is ready.
Don't overlook the fresh salads here -- we particularly enjoyed the caprese salad -- as well as the desserts in the case, including panna cotta and ricotta bomboloni.
Room Service: You can order room service 24 hours a day from a limited menu. Morning options include classic eggs, bacon, sausage, hash browns, cereals and omelettes (there's a small upcharge for a few items, such as smoothies, steak and eggs or a smoked salmon Benedict). Midday to evening options include soup, chili, salad, sandwiches, pasta, chicken and desserts; late-night selections include quesadillas, sandwiches and chocolate chip cookies. There's a special kids' menu, too. If you want something from Dive-In or New York Pizza, there's a $5 upcharge.
Pinnacle Grill (Deck 3); $35 ($10 for lunch on select days): One of the ship's most posh-looking venues, this steak and seafood restaurant glimmers with mosaic mirrors, glass chandeliers, beautiful tiled floors and rich fabrics. If you are lucky enough to score a table by the window, order a glass of wine and settle in for a romantic evening by the sea. The menu features sustainably raised beef from the Double R Ranch in Washington. It's also the location for afternoon tea every day from 3 to 4 p.m. (free) and is open on select days for lunch ($10). One night per week, the menu changes to Rudi's Sel de Mer, a French seafood brasserie, for a $49 cover charge.
From the regular menu, first courses include lobster bisque, shrimp cocktail, crab cakes and Caesar salad. Main courses include petit filet mignon, crab legs and lobster tails. Unlike the Dining Room, you'll be charged extra for ordering more than one entree (this is the policy throughout all the paid restaurants). You are encouraged to order multiple side dishes to share: asparagus, French fries and Brussels sprouts were among the options.
Desserts include a Grand Marnier chocolate volcano cake, Pinnacle Souffle and fresh berries with sabayon sauce (our favourite dessert from the entire cruise).
We found the menu to be hit or miss and spoke to several fellow passengers who felt the same way -- we had high expectations for the steaks, but they were cooked inconsistently (a nearby passenger sent his back twice while we were there), and we weren't sure the menu merited the highest upcharge compared to the other speciality restaurants onboard.
Rudi's Sel de Mer (at Pinnacle Grill, Deck 3); $49: One night per week, the Pinnacle Grill becomes the French brasserie Rudi's Sel de Mer. Its seafood menu is inspired by the cuisine of the French Riviera. Appetizer options include steak tartare, Rudi's Seafood Tower (an assembly of lump crab, shrimp, octopus and a brandy cocktail sauce), bouillabaisse, foie gras and escargot. Featured entrees are a broiled catch of the day, broiled Maine lobster, rack of lamb persillade and duck cassoulet. Desserts are profiteroles, crepes Suzette, petits fours and Rudi's Souffle.
Canaletto (Deck 9); $15: This restaurant is located in a cordoned-off section of the Lido Market and is open for dinner each night. The concept of this Italian restaurant revolves around sharing small plates -- the menu describes it using the word "spartire," which means sharing. The menu is split among small plates like antipasto, zuppa di pesce, Canaletto salad and beef carpaccio; pasta such as spaghetti with clams and shrimp; garlic shrimp ravioli; potato gnocchi; large plates of vitello al forno (slow-roasted prosciutto-wrapped veal tenderloin); braised chicken cacciatore and more.
Though walled off with glass partitions, the area gets more traffic than the other specialty restaurants during dinner from buffet-goers to the Lido, but the food earned rave reviews. Canaletto was among the most popular restaurants, and at times it was hard to get a reservation, so we recommend making one early on in your cruise.
Tamarind (Deck 11); $25: Among our favourite dining experiences onboard Nieuw Amsterdam, Tamarind has quite possibly the best view from the ship on Deck 11. The restaurant is simply decorated in an Asian motif with soft lamp lighting, velvet-covered chairs and quiet music. You'll start your meal with a cup of "welcoming tea" and a compressed towel that expands when wet to cleanse your hands.
The menu is inspired by the four elements: water, wood, fire and earth. Appetizers include Indonesian-style laksa, Thai chicken and rice soup, crispy vegetable spring rolls and trail of spices satay sampler. You can also order sushi or sashimi as an appetizer (highly recommended). Main courses include ginger and garlic wok-seared lobster, Vietnamese-style lamb with mint and Korean duck breast bulgogi with sticky rice cake.
Though the food was delicious -- particularly the sushi -- the whole experience of dining at Tamarind, including the very attentive service in a secluded part of the ship, was what made it special. If you have the inclination to go to just one specialty restaurant, we'd recommend this one.
Every stateroom aboard Nieuw Amsterdam includes two beds (which can be converted to a queen-sized bed) with Sealy Euro-Top mattresses and upgraded cotton bedding. You'll find a flat-screen TV in each room, programed with a limited number of stations and movies, plus interactive options for previewing the nightly dining menu, as well as forward and aft ship views. There's a small desk and chair, couch/sitting area with table, a three-door closet space with interior full-length mirror, adjustable shelving, a safe and storage cubbies above the couch. A mini-fridge is stocked with sodas and liquor, available for purchase.
Two bedside tables include a shelf and two drawers (one drawer can be locked), and there are also adjustable bedside reading lights. A recent ship refurbishment added useful cellphone charging ports and plugs right at the bedside table areas. There are bathrobes hanging in the closet and a hair dryer with an above-average power level compared to other cruise dryers. There are also several hooks for hanging robes and towels.
Sofa beds are only available in suites and staterooms with third- and fourth-person capacity (which are available in every category).
You'll insert your key card into a slot by the door to turn on power in your cabin, which is both a clever green energy solution and also a good way to keep track of your key.
Each bathroom includes an upgraded showerhead and Elemis-branded bath amenities (from wall-mounted dispensers to bottles of lotion). There are three small shelves that run alongside the bathroom mirror for toiletry storage.
The expanded storage options (in particular, the closet area, which is spacious for a cruise ship room) combined with extra service touches from your stateroom attendant make you feel truly pampered. Complimentary fresh fruit, such as bananas, apples and grapes, is provided to your stateroom daily (ask your stateroom attendant), and your ice bucket is refilled regularly. A nightly turndown service includes chocolates and towel animal creations, and 24-hour room service is complimentary.
Interior: About 156 interior cabins on Nieuw Amsterdam range from 141 to 284 square feet. Among these are a group of Spa Interior cabins that include organic cotton bathrobes and slippers, a yoga mat, a tabletop water fountain and other spa-inspired amenities. The bathrooms in interior cabins offer showers only (no bathtubs).
Oceanview: You can reserve either a Standard or Large Oceanview, which provides a window overlooking the ocean; light can blocked by closing the drapes. Cabin sizes range from 169 to 267 square feet. Some rooms have fully or partially obstructed views, depending on the location on the ship; Spa Oceanview rooms are also available, featuring the amenities listed above.
Balcony: Over two-thirds of Nieuw Amsterdam cabins feature balconies, which provide a seating area with two chairs and a small table outside with a glass-paneled balcony overlooking the water. In most of these cabins, the bathrooms include a bathtub/shower combination (there are exceptions on Decks 1, 4, 5 and 6). These cabins range from 213 to 379 square feet, which includes the veranda (which measures, on average, 54 square feet). On Deck 11 forward, you can find 10 Curved Verandah cabins, with balconies measuring 22 square feet.
Suites: There are 114 suites aboard Nieuw Amsterdam: Signature Superior Verandah suites, Neptune Suites and Pinnacle Suites. Each suite includes a large balcony and sofa bed. Bathrooms include full-sized whirlpool tubs with separate showers and double vanities.
Passengers in Neptune and Pinnacle suites enjoy complimentary mimosas with breakfast delivered to their room, a state-of-the-art sound system, premium bedding, bathrobes and slippers, binoculars to use while at sea and an in-suite coffee and espresso machine. Other amenities include complimentary laundry and pressing services, corsages and boutonnieres for formal nights, predinner hors d'oeuvres, priority boarding and tender service, high tea service served ensuite and more. They also have exclusive use of the Neptune Lounge and a 24-hour concierge service.
Signature Suites: These suites measure 300 square feet, plus they have private 98-square-foot verandas, a large sitting area with a sofa bed that sleeps one, chairs and a large desk. Two beds can be converted to a queen-sized bed, and the bathroom includes a dual sink, a full-sized whirlpool bath and shower, and an additional shower stall. There's also a dressing room.
Neptune Suites: These suites range from 510 to 700 square feet including the veranda. Two beds can convert to a king-sized bed. The bathroom includes a dual-sink vanity, full-sized whirlpool bath and shower, and an additional shower stall. There's a dressing room, large sitting area and a sofa bed that sleeps two.
Pinnacle Suites: There are two of these suites, which measure 1,000 square feet and have a 318-square foot private veranda with four lounge chairs and a whirlpool tub. There are separate living and sleeping areas. The bedroom includes a king-sized bed and the bathroom features a whirlpool bath and shower, additional shower stall, dressing room and powder room. There's a guest bathroom, butler's pantry and living room with a sofa bed that sleeps two.


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Overlooking Victoria Harbour, with direct access to the Ocean Terminal and next door to the Star Ferry. Just 15 minutes away from the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre. Centrally located with excellent facilities making this ideal for all travellers. 665 luxurious rooms offer modern comfort and sophistication.
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U.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT NAMES THREE BOSTON HOTELS AMONG 50 BEST HOTELS IN THE USA
The Four Seasons Hotel One Dalton Street, Boston (#16), the Boston Harbor Hotel (#21) and The Langham, Boston (#29) made the list of prestigious properties
BOSTON (February 9, 2023) – Meet Boston, formerly known as The Greater Boston Convention & Visitors Bureau (GBCVB), is proud to share that three hotels in Boston, Massachusetts, have been recognized among the 50 Best Hotels in the USA for 2023 by U.S. News & World Report: Four Seasons Hotel One Dalton Street, Boston (#16), the Boston Harbor Hotel (#21), and The Langham, Boston (#29),.
The 13th annual Best Hotels rankings evaluate properties across the United States, Europe, Bermuda, Mexico, Canada, and the Caribbean. U.S. News is the only organization to evaluate hotels by taking into account the aggregate opinion of published travel experts through industry awards and the overall customer satisfaction expressed in online guest reviews.
"We are very proud, yet hardly surprised, that three beautiful Boston properties were represented on the U.S. World & News Report list of the 50 Best Hotels in the USA,” said Martha J. Sheridan, President & CEO of Meet Boston. “In fact, our hotels all landed in the top 30 of this very distinguished list, which is a true testament to Boston's spectacular and always growing luxury hotel inventory and the premium services that guests will find here."
For 2023, U.S. News rated more than 35,000 hotels. The highest-ranking hotels are typically those that both experts and everyday travelers recognize for their exceptional quality.
"The travel industry has evolved over the last decade, highlighting the need to support and recognize hotels that maintain excellent standards," said Zach Watson, senior travel editor at U.S. News. "The 2023 Best Hotels rankings offer a dependable place to stay for every type of trip, from romantic getaways to family reunions."
The Best Hotel methodology factors in data, including awards and recognition, hotel class and guest rating, to determine the ranking. U.S. News evaluates the number and prominence of awards and recommendations a hotel has received from expert travel industry sources. Hotel class is determined after reviewing multiple sources, and a hotel's Guest Rating is calculated using data provided under license by TripAdvisor.
Meet Boston is the primary private sector marketing and visitor services organization charged with the development of meetings, conventions, and tourism-related business, with a goal to enhance the economy of the Boston metropolitan area, and to drive visitor dollars to all of greater Boston’s diverse neighborhoods and communities. Meet Boston is a not-for-profit, membership-driven sales and marketing organization comprised of over 900 companies in Boston, Cambridge and across New England that depend upon the visitor and convention industries for their own success and growth. For more, please visit: https://www.MeetBoston.com/.
ABOUT FOUR SEASONS HOTEL ONE DALTON STREET, BOSTON:
Located in the heart of Back Bay, Four Seasons Hotel One Dalton Street, Boston features spacious and beautifully designed guest rooms and suites along with The Wellness Floor, a five-star urban spa destination. The Hotel also offers chic restaurants including brunch hotspot One+One; Trifecta, the stunning cocktail lounge featuring Boston’s best cocktails and delicious New England fare; and Zuma, the internationally acclaimed izakaya inspired restaurant and bar. For more, please visit: https://www.fourseasons.com/onedalton/.
ABOUT BOSTON HARBOR HOTEL:
A social hub of activity, where paths converge for locals and guests from afar, Boston Harbor Hotel's 60-foot archway welcomes travelers to a hospitality experience unlike any other. Nestled on beautiful harbor waters, the Forbes Five-Star & AAA Five Diamond urban resort pairs timeless beauty and modern elegance with a hint of magic. Comfort and elegance reimagined, the rooms are crafted for the modern traveler who appreciates thoughtfulness and intentionality in design. Discover iconic with sweeping views, world-class dining, 20,000 square feet of meeting and event space, and 34-slip marina. Come, capture the light at Boston Harbor. For more information, please follow @bostonharborhotel on Instagram, or visit: https://www.bostonharborhotel.com/.
ABOUT THE LANGHAM, BOSTON:
This elegant property, once the Federal Reserve Bank, is a national architectural landmark. An ideal downtown location, the hotel offers a unique blend of historic charm and urban sophistication next to the finest shopping and attractions including Faneuil Hall Marketplace, Boston Common, the Freedom Trail, the Theater District, and the waterfront. The hotel's award-winning restaurant, Cafe Fleuri, serves breakfast, lunch, seasonal Saturday Chocolate Bar, and Sunday Brunch under lofty atrium ceilings. BOND restaurant / lounge serves lunch, metropolitan afternoon tea, small plates of global cuisine in the evenings, and distinctive cocktails. Chuan Body + Soul offers guests 24-hour access to the fitness center, an indoor lap pool, a whirlpool and spa treatments based on Traditional Chinese Medicine. The hotel has won AAA's Four-Diamond award. For information on The Langham, Boston, please visit: https://www.langhamhotels.com/en/the-langham/boston/.
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Book your room at Hilton Garden Inn Daytona Beach Airport
Standard KingMax Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child, 1 infant)
2 Queen Beds Junior SuiteMax Occupancy: 6 guests (up to 5 children, 5 infants)
1 King Bed Junior SuiteMax Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children, 3 infants)
One Bedroom Suite, One King BedMax Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children, 3 infants)
One Bedroom Suite, One King Bed, with Jetted TubMax Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children, 3 infants)
Standard Two QueensMax Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children, 3 infants)
3-star hotel, walk to Volusia Mall
A stay at Hilton Garden Inn Daytona Beach Airport places you in the heart of Daytona Beach, minutes from Volusia Mall and close to Daytona International Speedway.
This hotel is within close proximity of Dale Earnhardt Sr. Statue and Richard Petty Driving Experience.
Make yourself at home in one of the 115 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Your room comes with a pillowtop bed. Cable programming along with video-game consoles are provided for your entertainment. Bathrooms feature shower/tub combinations, designer toiletries, and hair dryers.
Be sure to enjoy recreational amenities including an outdoor pool and a fitness center. Additional amenities include complimentary wireless Internet access, gift shops/newsstands, and wedding services.
Satisfy your appetite at the hotel's restaurant, which serves breakfast and dinner, or stay in and take advantage of room service (during limited hours). Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge.
Featured amenities include a business center, express check-out, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Planning an event in Daytona Beach? This hotel has 2040 square feet (190 square meters) of space consisting of conference space and meeting rooms. A roundtrip airport shuttle is complimentary during limited hours.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
Hilton Garden Inn Daytona Beach Airport features an outdoor pool and a fitness center. The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access.
Business-related amenities at this 3-star property consist of a business center and meeting rooms. Event facilities measuring 2040 square feet (190 square meters) include conference space. This business-friendly hotel also offers barbecue grills, multilingual staff, and gift shops/newsstands. A roundtrip airport shuttle is complimentary to guests during limited hours.
- Free airport transportation
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Fitness facilities
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Conference space
- Business center
- 24-hour front desk
- Express check-out
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Fireplace in lobby
- Barbecue grill(s)
- Coffee/tea in lobby
- Number of floors - 5
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Laundry facilities
- Meeting rooms
- Total number of rooms - 115
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Conference space size (meters) - 190
- Outdoor pool
- Television in lobby
- Wedding services
- Free WiFi
- Multilingual staff
- Conference space size (feet) - 2040
- Number of meeting rooms - 3
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
- Premium bedding
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Climate control
- Free weekday newspaper
- Air conditioning
- Free local calls
- Coffee/tea maker
- Daily housekeeping
- Designer toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Iron/ironing board
- Cable TV service
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Pay movies
- Premium TV channels
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Shower/tub combination
- Video-game console
- Room service (limited hours)
- Pillowtop mattress
Where to Eat
Hilton Garden Inn Daytona Beach Airport has a restaurant serving breakfast and dinner.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the hotel include an outdoor pool and a fitness center.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Parasailing nearby
- Golf lessons available nearby
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the “Special or Accessibility Requests" section of “Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible path of travel
- Roll-in shower
- Accessible parking
- In-room accessibility
- Accessibility equipment for the deaf
- Accessible bathroom
- Braille or raised signage
Minimum check-in age is 21
Check-in time starts at 4 PM
Check-out time is 11 AM
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit 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.
We should mention
Children 16 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.


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River City Brewing features the best views in Downtown Jacksonville and a casually elegant atmosphere, but that doesn’t mean you have to wait for a special occasion to dine here. River City Brewing features daily lunch & dinner specials, $25 prix fixed menu, and live entertainment. The River City Marina Located on the Southbank Riverwalk of the St. John’s River between the Acosta and the Main Street Bridge and offers slips for 20-foot boats to 90-foot yachts.
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River City Brewing Company is Jacksonville’s premier riverfront restaurant located on the Southbank of downtown Jacksonville. The casually elegant 325 seat main dining room overlooks the beautiful St. John’s River and the skyline of downtown Jacksonville. The menu offers dishes created with global flavor and culinary expertise including fresh seafood, tender steaks creative pasta dishes and Chef’s daily creations.
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COVID-19 & RCBC UPDATE!
We are taking every precaution we can to not only ensure the same standard of service our guests have come to expect, but we also wish to maintain the safest environment we can! Following all the CDC guidelines for our guest's and employee's safety.
THIS WEEK'S RESTAURANT SCHEDULE
Monday-Friday: 11 AM - 8 PM
Saturday: 11 AM - 8 PM
Sunday: 10:30 AM - 2:30 PM*
*Sunday's will be a breakfast and lunch menu, not a buffet*
Dining in? Reservations are strongly encouraged due to the spacing of tables. Call 904-398-2299 to make yours.
Tuesday-Sunday: 10 AM - Varied
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Get an overview of this hotelHostel with 24-hour front desk, walk to The Old Church
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Located in the heart of Amsterdam, this hostel is within a 5-minute walk of Berlage Stock Exchange and The Old Church. Dam Square and New Church are also within 10 minutes.
A 24-hour front desk, tour/ticket assistance, and multilingual staff are available at this hostel. WiFi in public areas is free.
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Orange Tulip Hotel Amsterdam - HostelDamrak 31-32 Amsterdam 1012 LK
Orange Tulip Hotel Amsterdam - Hostel features tour/ticket assistance and multilingual staff. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access.
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 16
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Luggage storage
- Multilingual staff
- Free WiFi
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
- Housekeeping - once per stay
- Shower only
- In-room safe
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Free WiFi
Check-in time starts at 2:00 PM
Check-in time ends at midnight
Check-out time is 11:00 AM
- Pets not allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
- No onsite parking is available. Special cancellation policies or charges may apply for group reservations (more than 8 rooms for the same hotel / stay dates).
- A 5 percent city/local tax will be charged
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- Noisy street (request a room above the 4th floor)
- Wacky purple design (fun but cheesy)
- No fitness center
- No business center (just a computer on the lobby counter)
- No room service
The Best Western President is, by New York standards, a budget hotel. For the low price, though, it's hard to find another decent hotel in Times Square, or anywhere in Manhattan for that matter, that measures up to this hotel.
All rooms have flat-screen TVs and sleek furnishings. The style is modern but certainly not conventional -- hallways have purple calico wallpaper and mirrors silk-screened with photos of U.S. presidents. Each of the hotel's 44 suites are decorated with plastic busts and silk screen paintings of all 44 heads of state.
The old lobby was also overhauled to match this presidential direction during the hotel's most recent renovations. The hotel clientele consists largely of leisure and business travelers on a budget.
For upwards of $100 more per night, there's the Hilton Garden Inn right around the corner or the massive Marriott Marquis in the heart of Times Square. In both hotels, guests get much better features, like a large, modern fitness center. But it's hard to beat the Best Western's rates.
There are friendly bellmen and decent concierge services, but this hotel doesn't stand out for its service.
Service is fine, but nothing exceptional. The staff have the brusque-but-still-polite air of people who deal with tourists all day long -- they don't seem particularly interested in their guests. The bellmen are friendlier and attentive to guests coming and going.
When I asked the concierge to recommend a good Japanese restaurant, she pointed me to a nearby restaurant called Zenith. It got great reviews on MenuPages, but she didn't mention that it's strictly vegetarian, and Pan-Asian.
The hotel is on 48th Street between Eighth Avenue and Broadway. This is still Times Square, though it's half a block removed from the bright lights and pedestrian traffic. On the block, there are two theaters, as well as several restaurants and bars. Numerous subway lines and sights, such as Rockefeller Center and the Empire State Building, are within walking distance.
About 30-90 minutes from three airports.
New York City has three nearby airports: JFK, La Guardia, and Newark (in New Jersey). Flying into JFK or LaGuardia is typically easiest and the least time-consuming. From JFK, it's a (one-hour) $45 flat-rate taxi ride to anywhere in Manhattan. From LaGuardia, it's about a (30-minute) $40 metered cab ride to Midtown Manhattan. Rides from Newark cost at least $40 (plus tolls), and can take more than 90 minutes. Don't forget to tip your driver 15-25 percent.
To save some cash, try the group shuttles that are available at all three airports for about $14/person. For more information on the shuttles, go to Super Shuttle or New York Airport Service. You can also take public transit from any of the airports for as little as $7 per person, but travel can take up to two hours and involve a lot of lugging bags up and down stairs. For mass-transit directions right to the hotel, check out HopStop.com.
Rooms have a kitschy design, flat-screen TVs, and free (finicky) Wi-Fi. The lower levels get a lot of street noise.
Starting at 168 square feet, the rooms are small, even by New York City standards. The design is a matter of taste: swirling purple wallpaper and matching bedspreads, plastic white furniture, and silk-screen paintings. Personally, I found it a little tacky, but others might appreciate a look that brings Urban Outfitters to mind. At the very least, it's a clean room with modern furnishings.
Every room comes with a flat-screen TV and a coffeemaker. As a bonus, all local calls are free if they're under 30 minutes. Suites have a refrigerator, and feature a mini-bar (I didn't get to see its offerings).
The standard bathrooms are small and simple with white tile, a toilet, and a shower/tub. The suites' bathrooms have marble tiles, a separate shower area, and a full-size tub. In the Presidential suite, there's even a 26-inch flat-screen TV above the tub. The hotel offers free Wi-Fi in all rooms as well.
Noise is an issue, since the hotel is situated on a busy street. Guests I spoke to and TripAdvisor reviewers agree that floors two through four get an unacceptable amount of noise, making sleep difficult. Guests can request a higher floor, if it's available, or pay extra for one of the suites, which are all located on the top floors of the hotel.
There are two penthouse suites.
There's a concierge in the lobby who can book tickets to popular Broadway shows. Right beside her is an ATM.
A single computer sits on a counter just past the lobby. There's no seat, so guests must stand -- this helps keep the waiting time between users short, though it gets uncomfortable when the line grows long. Free Wi-Fi, however, is available in every room.
Plenty of kids' attractions are off site, but the hotel isn't the best for families. Cribs are available, but there isn't kids' food or activities.
A family of four can fit in a double room, which has two double beds, but there are no roll-away beds. Cribs are available upon request and without charge. There's no kid-friendly food or kids' activities on the premises.
The hotel Web site states that "Children 12 and under are free in room with one paying adult in existing bedding." But this doesn't exactly make sense, as the hotel does not charge per head.
Times Square is one of the busiest areas in New York City, so parents should keep a close eye on their kids. It's a generally safe tourist spot, but the crowds can be overwhelming. Madame Tussaud's Wax Museum, M&M World, and Toys "R" Us are a five-minute walk from the hotel. There's a large Hershey's store at the end of the block on 48th Street and Broadway.
Mediocre Japanese and Vietnamese restaurants are next door. Continental breakfast is available for $12 (incl. tip) at the lobby bar.
There are two restaurants next to the hotel that are considered on-site dining. Aoki serves mid-range Japanese fusion -- a bento box costs $22. Saigon 48 has Vietnamese cuisine, and its entrées are under $10. According to most Yelp reviews, the food at each of these places ranges from mediocre to worse.
There is also an on-site lounge, Primary, and the lobby lounge serves a continental breakfast buffet, which includes pastries, juice, and coffee, in the mornings.
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