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A stay at Rodeway Inn places you in the heart of Adelanto, within a 15-minute walk of Adelanto Branch Library and Richardson Park. This hotel is 32.3 mi (52 km) from Mountain High and 1.8 mi (2.8 km) from Stater Bros. Stadium.Rooms
Make yourself at home in one of the 21 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and flat-screen televisions. Wireless Internet access (surcharge) keeps you connected, and satellite programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature deep soaking bathtubs and complimentary toiletries. Conveniences include desks and microwaves, as well as phones with free local calls.Amenities
Take in the views from a garden and make use of amenities such as wireless Internet access (surcharge) and a television in a common area. Additional amenities at this hotel include a ballroom and a vending machine.Dining
A complimentary continental breakfast is served daily from 6 AM to 9 AM.Business, Other Amenities
Featured amenities include a business center, a 24-hour front desk, and multilingual staff. Free self parking is available onsite.Attractions
Distances are displayed to the nearest 0.1 mile and kilometer.
Adelanto Branch Library - 0.9 km / 0.6 mi
Richardson Park - 1 km / 0.6 mi
Stater Bros. Stadium - 2.9 km / 1.8 mi
Adelanto Chamber of Commerece - 4.9 km / 3.1 mi
California Route 66 Museum - 12.9 km / 8 mi
Victorville City Hall - 14 km / 8.7 mi
Victor Valley Global Medical Center - 14.3 km / 8.9 mi
St. Mary Medical Center - Apple Valley - 16.3 km / 10.1 mi
Mojave Narrows Regional Park - 17.1 km / 10.6 mi
Victorville Municipal Golf Course - 17.2 km / 10.7 mi
Green Tree Golf Course - 17.4 km / 10.8 mi
Knolls West Convalescent Hospital - 17.8 km / 11 mi
The Mall of Victor Valley - 22.3 km / 13.8 mi
El Mirage Lake - 23 km / 14.3 mi
Desert Valley Hospital - 25.9 km / 16.1 mi
The preferred airport for Rodeway Inn is Los Angeles - Ontario Intl. Airport (ONT) - 74.7 km / 46.4 mi
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card, debit card, or cash deposit may be 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.
Front desk staff will greet guests on arrival. Due to COVID-19, this property's food and beverage options may be limited pursuant to local regulations.
Please note, there is important information about this property to know before you arrive.
- Guests can arrange to bring pets by contacting the property directly, using the contact information on the booking confirmation (surcharges apply and can be found in the Fees section).
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Pet fee: USD 25 per pet, per night
- Late check-out fee: USD 20 (subject to availability)
- Crib (infant bed) fee: USD 20 per day
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
- -Free self parking
- -In-room accessibility
- -Roll-in shower
- -Accessible bathroom
- -24-hour front desk
- -Laundry facilities
- -Business center
- -Free breakfast
- -Television in common areas
- -Multilingual staff
- -Designated smoking areas
- -Vending machine
- -WiFi (surcharge)
- -Wheelchair accessible path of travel
- -Wheelchair accessible parking
- -Braille or raised signage
- -Assistive listening devices available


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The hotel galatea is located on the coast of the Navy lucense. Es a quiet respite from the burdens of the city. It has many blue flag beaches.
Burela is located between Ribadeo, famous for its cathedrals beach among others, and Viveiro, famous for its famous Holy Week processions, beaches, ctc. It is well connected with the cities of A Coruña and Lugo. ' The hotel galatea is at the center of town, next to the bus station and train station, just steps from the harbor and beaches. The rooms are all modern, full of bright colors and elegant, have phone, internet, desktop, and most dvd. There are also several rooms with terrace. The hotel also has a private spa for the customer to have their privacy, and reservations are necessary.
- Hotel Non-Smoking Throughout, Disabled Facilities, 24 Hour Reception, Cots available, Safety Deposit Box, Hairdryer in each room, Telephone In Each Room, Limited Hours Room Service, Limited room service for hot food, Wake Up Call Available, Pets Allowed, Lift to all floors, Public Air Conditioning
- Car parking available onsite, Car Parking Available Offsite
- Wi-Fi Available, Meeting Facilities, In-room Broadband, Wi-Fi Available In Public Areas, Wi-Fi Available In Rooms, Business Centre
- Gymnasium, Sauna, Massage, Jacuzzi, CD Player
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- Disabled Access Public Areas, Disabled Access Bedrooms, Disabled toilets on ground floor, Wheelchair Access, Wheelchair Access To Reception, Wheelchair Access To Restaurant, Wheelchair Access To Bar, Wheelchair Access To Conference Rooms, Wheelchair Access To Leisure Facilities, Wheelchair Access To Disabled Car Parking Spaces
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we stayed for 3 nights at this hotel. there is a person at the front desk from 9 am until about 3. the room was clean, and had its own bathroom. wifi was good. fairly close to the places we wanted to visit and see....More
Easily accessible by bus from the main train station. Although we managed to walk from the station to the hotel and it was good, but it is not advisable if you have any luggage that has to be dragged. The roads are all very narrow...More
For a visit to this magnificent city,the Manzoni is the perfect venue.Every consideration is unconditionally catered for.From the moment we arrived to our reluctant departure,we were treated royally.We're definately re-booking.We would ,however strongly advise anyone not to bring a car.It would be pointless,and anyway,parking is...More
Not only the place is well located, clean and charming but also it is managed for one the kindest persons ever. We visit it with our family and we all had a great experience, after we left the place, my sister realized her family had...More
Great place to stay... Small cozy B&B located at Piazza Beccaria in Florence; about a 10 min ride from the main train station. The staff was courteous, helpful and (importantly) understood and spoke good English. Bfast was not elaborate but sufficient, with tea/coffee maker/tit bits...More
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Stop and stare at the beauty and symmetry of the Basilica of Santa Croce any time day or night. Unraveling around it are a number of architectural and artistic masterpieces, from the Synagogue to the Central National Library. As a hub for young people, the area gets busy with people who want to have fun: a continuous flow of tourists and locals become animated by songs and dances.


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Reykjavik Residence Apartment Hotel, Reykjavik
|Hverfisgata 45, 101, Reykjavik, Capital Region, ICELAND.|
Description: Reykjavik Residence Apartment HotelCentrally located in the in the heart of Reykjavik's fashionable 101 district, Reykjavik Residence Apartment Hotel is set in a newly-restored and renovated listed Reykjavik mansion. This charming boutique property offers luxurious accommodation and full hotel service in a highly central location.
Perfect for both business and pleasure visits to the buzzing, vibrant capital of Iceland,Reykjavik Residence Apartment Hotel is within easy reach of both Laugarvegur and Skolavordustigur, the city's main shopping streets, with a fantastic variety of stores, boutiques, restaurants, cafés, museums, nightclubs and art galleries. Many of Reykjavik's most important landmarks and attractions, such as the Museum House, the Hallgrímskirkja church and the Parliament building are also just footsteps away from the hotel.
Accommodation at Reykjavik Residence Apartment Hotel consists of just 17 exclusive self catering apartments, with the luxury of full hotel amenities, which include 24 hour reception and room service. The Apartments are elegantly appointed and spacious, and come with a full range of high-tech amenities, including flat-screen TVs and iPod docking stations. iPads are also available on request for a small rental fee, and all apartments are suitable for guests with limited mobility.
Type of rooms: Reykjavik Residence Apartment HotelStudio Apartment:
Ideal for two persons, this charming studio comes with double / twin beds, a fully equipped kitchenette with fridge, microwave, stove, a tea/coffee maker, a toaster, and a dining/sitting area for 2 persons. There is also a private bathroom with a shower, bathroom amenities, slippers and bathrobes. Other amenities include a telephone, flat-screen TV; free wireless internet; a first aid kit; bed linens and towels; breakfast delivered to the room, and daily maid service. Studio size 23-25 sq m.
Superior Studio Apartment:
This larger studio is ideal for guests travelling with small children. It comes with a double/twin bed, a modern, fully equipped kitchenette with a fridge, microwave, stove, tea/coffee maker, a toaster, and a dining area for 3 persons. There is also a sitting area for 3 persons, and a private bathroom with a shower, bathroom amenities, slippers, bathrobes. Other amenities include a telephone; flat screen TV; free wireless internet; a first aid kit; bed linens and towels; breakfast delivered to the room, and daily maid service. Two extra beds can be added for a modest charge. Studio size 29-33 sq m.
These spacious Junior Suites come with a Double/Twin Bed, a sofa-bed / couch, a modern, fully equipped kitchenette with fridge, microwave, stove, tea/coffee maker, a toaster, and a dining area for 3-4 persons. There is also a sitting area for 3 persons and a private bathroom with a shower, bathroom amenities, slippers, bathrobes; telephone; flat screen TV; free wireless internet; a first aid kit; bed linens and towels; breakfast delivered to the room, and daily maid service. A child's cot can be added free of charge. Suite size 29-33 sq m.
Luxury One Bedroom Apartment:
These are One-Bedroom suites with elegant furnishings and bright, spacious living room, perfect for couples or individuals. Each has a bathroom with shower, though some have a shower and a bathtub. Bathrobes are also included. The apartment comes with a modern, fully equipped kitchenette. Apartment size 50 sq m.
Cosy two-bedrooms apartments, each bedroom has a double bed or twin beds. They are equipped with a private bathroom with a shower, bathroom amenities, slippers, and bathrobes for 4 guests. They also feature a modern, fully equipped kitchenette, with a fridge, a microwave, stove, a tea/coffee maker, toaster and a dining area for 6 persons. There is also a sitting area for 4-6 persons and a telephone, a flat-screen TV, and free wireless internet. Other amenities include a first aid kit; bed linens and towels, breakfast delivered to the room and daily maid service. All two-bedroom apartments also have a dishwasher, washing machine and dryer. Apartment size 65 sq m.
Ideal for large families and/or two families with children. Each of the three-bedroom apartments offers double/ or dual twin beds and a fully equipped kitchenette, plus a sitting area for 6-8 people, as well as a private bathroom with tub/shower. In addition to modern kitchen appliances, a dishwasher, washing machine and dryer are included in all three-bedroom apartments. Apartment size 122-130 sq m.
Additional information: Reykjavik Residence Apartment Hotel
Airport transfer services are available by prior arrangement. Charges apply.
Street-side paying parking is available close by the hotel.
Reykjavík Airport, served by a small number of regional flights, is at 2,4 km
Number of rooms: 17
Official category: 3 stars.
Year of establishment and/or latest refurbishment: 2010.
Languages spoken: Icelandic, English, Polish.Smoking policy: Non-smoking property.
Credit cards accepted: American Express, Visa, Euro/Mastercard, Diners Club, Maestro. There is a small surcharge for payment by American Express and Diners Club.
GPS Coordinates: 64° 8' 46.34'' N 21° 55' 37.95'' W
Nearest airport: Keflavík International Airport - 50,3km.


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- COVID-19 continues to spread across the US, which means even in winter travelers are looking to destinations with ample outdoor activities.
- Mountain resorts make it easy to savor nature in all seasons with hiking, biking, snowshoeing, and, of course, skiing.
- We rounded up the best mountain hotels including rustic lodges, luxe ski resorts, and boutique hotels for warmer escapes.
- Our top hotels range in price from $134 to $649 to start and are well-rated, meticulously researched, and boast coveted amenities.
- Read more: Is travel safe? We interviewed experts on risks associated with flying, booking hotels or Airbnbs, renting cars, and more, plus ideas on safe vacations during COVID-19
There's nothing quite like waking up to fresh mountain air and a glimpse of rugged peaks outside your window. America's finest mountain resorts offer a quiet retreat from bustling urban life with opportunities to explore the great outdoors, any time of year.
That scene is now more attractive than ever due to the continued spread of the novel coronavirus. As travel slowly picks back up, many US travelers are looking to stick closer to home with domestic options that embrace the great outdoors in order to avoid crowds and practice social distancing.
If you're wondering if it's safe to travel and stay in hotels, it's important to understand the risks. Without a vaccine, there is no firm guarantee on safety, and it's crucial to follow guidelines from organizations such as the CDC and WHO, and wear a mask, wash your hands, and maintain social distancing. Additionally, check current state travel restrictions before booking, stay up to date on new policies from major hotels, and consider your own level of risk and whether you're traveling from or to a hotspot, so as not to increase infection rates.
If you're comfortable with how to best protect yourself, you'll find breathtaking sky-high locales all across the US. We also highlighted new COVID-19 policies for each, so you may make informed decisions on what to expect before booking.
On the East Coast, discover vast wildernesses from New York's Adirondacks to the Blue Ridge Mountains in North Carolina. In the West, the rugged Colorado Rockies feature some of America's best skiing, plus posh resort towns like Aspen and Vail. In star-studded Sun Valley, Idaho, known as America's "First Destination Ski Resort," celebrities from Clark Gable to Bruce Willis have hit the slopes. Though, if skiing is your primary objective, you may want to consider our list of the best ski hotels in the US. Additionally, if you're wondering if skiing is safe right now, be sure to read up on expert recommendations and precautions to take.
Of course, the mountains aren't just for skiing. The startling red rock formations of Sedona have lured New Agers and spiritual seekers who find healing powers in the mountains' energy vortexes.
All the aforementioned destinations also draw off-season crowds who enjoy spring, summer, and fall activities, or the simple pleasure of soaking up the beautiful scenery.
We've chosen our favorite mountain resorts in the US based on the following criteria:
- Going hand-in-hand with their mountain locales, all hotels have excellent proximity to nature and access to year-round outdoor activities.
- All hotels are well-appointed stays with excellent amenities from pools and hot tubs to ice skating rinks.
- Our choices range in price from $134 to $649 per night to start to suit a variety of budgets and needs.
- We selected these options based on personal travel experiences, as well as input from trusted traveler sites such as Trip Advisor and Booking.com.
Rates for these hotels generally tend to be highest during winter and summer, so consider fall or spring for the best deals.
These are the best US mountain resorts, sorted by price from low to high.
The Lodge at Nakoma – Portola, California
Book The Lodge at Nakoma starting at $134 per night
The centerpiece of this California mountain lodge is its Frank Lloyd Wright-designed clubhouse, home to the dramatic octagonal-shaped Wigwam Room with soaring wood-paneled walls, stained-glass windows, and a towering four-sided stone fireplace.
It's one of many stunning spaces at the four-star property, located 45 miles north of Lake Tahoe in Lost Sierra, an alpine wonderland of mountain peaks dotted with glacial lakes, crisscrossed with trails for hiking, biking, cross-country skiing and snowshoeing.
Set on 1,280 acres, The Lodge at Nakoma also features a championship golf course, a spa, swimming lake, and the 12,000-square-foot Altitude recreation center, with a huge range of family-friendly amenities including a heated outdoor pool, indoor climbing wall, game room, movie theater, children's play area, and a casual bistro.
The property is scattered with private residences and villas but the lodge itself holds just 42 rooms in a two-story wooden building that emulates Frank Lloyd Wright's minimalist aesthetic. A double-height lobby features tall windows overlooking the golf course and is decorated with sleek leather furnishings, anchored by a tall gas fireplace.
Rooms are similarly mod, done up in neutral tones with large picture windows. Most rooms, whether King or Double Queen, measure 400 square feet, though there are a handful of Executive rooms that are larger with separate sitting areas. There is a two-night minimum on weekends year-round.
Trip Advisor Ranking: 1 out of 3 hotels in Portola
Booking.com Rating: 8.9 out of 10
Pros: The setting is simply gorgeous, especially in fall when the leaves are changing colors. There are many year-round, kid-friendly activities at the recreation center, and equipment is available to rent on-site for winter and summer sports.
Cons: There is a nightly $25 resort fee. Many guests complained about the room layout, which has the bathroom sink located separately from the bathroom in the bedroom.
COVID status and policies: This hotel is currently open and accepting reservations, but but in accordance with California's Public Health Order, the hotel cannot accept out-of-state guests unless their reservation is for a minimum of 10 days and the guests quarantine during that period or they are traveling for essential travel as outlined in the health order. The following new cleaning policies are in place:
- Reduced dining hours.
- The recreation center is available for members and hotel guests only.
- The spa is open for select treatments only.
Hotel Ketchum – Ketchum, Idaho
Book Hotel Ketchum starting at $146 per night
This Sun Valley boutique hotel is close to all the mountain attractions, while its downtown Ketchum location places guests in the heart of the town's lively bar and restaurant scene. A free local bus stops out front and shuttles you (and your equipment) to the slopes of Baldy and Dollar Mountain for top-notch skiing in winter, and wildflower-filled hiking and biking in summer.
The lobby, dubbed The Hangout, is decorated with a modern mountain look, featuring a huge copper gas fireplace surrounded by fluffy flokati chairs and curving leather sofas, and faux animal heads dotting the walls. Cozy seating nooks have cowhide chairs and funky, nature-inspired wallpaper patterned with birch trees and local fauna. Outside, there's a sprawling courtyard with spectacular mountain views, a year-round heated swimming pool, and hot tub. The newly opened Barrio 75 offers savory street tacos and more than 40 different tequilas among bright, Mexican-inspired decor.
Rooms start from 340 square feet and are done up in minimalist style with wood floors, tartan headboards, and modern furnishings. Consider upgrading from the entry-level King room to one with a fireplace and balcony with mountain views. The Baldy King rooms measure 450 square feet and include a larger seating area and fantastic mountain views through multiple windows.
Trip Advisor Ranking: 5 out of 10 hotels in Ketchum
Booking.com Rating: 9.2 out of 10
Pros: The hotel offers free continental breakfast, parking, and storage for your skis or bikes. If you didn't bring your own, the hotel also operates a shop on-site that rents all the seasonal equipment you'll need.
Cons: Balconies facing the street can be noisy. The breakfast choices are a bit limited.
COVID status and policies: This hotel is currently open and accepting reservations and announced new procedures that include:
- Contactless check-in options, text communications, and remote key pick-up.
- Outdoor entry to all guestrooms to aid in minimizing person-to-person contact.
- Limited occupancy levels to allow for increased comfort and distance among guests.
- Breakfast service is currently suspended but expected to resume with the start of the 2020/2021 winter ski season.
- All hotel employees will engage in frequent hand washing and use of hand sanitizer.
- Hand sanitizer dispensers shall be placed at key guest and employee entrances and contact areas.
- All employees shall receive COVID-19 safety and facility sanitation protocol training recommendations from the CDC and practice social distancing and wear masks.
- Contactless payment processes are encouraged.
- Self-parking options are emphasized, shuttle service is limited.
- Linens, towels, and laundry shall be washed in accordance with CDC guidelines and cleaning and disinfecting protocols will require attention to high-touch, hard nonporous items.
- Daily housekeeping will not be offered, however fresh towels and trash/linen collection will be performed upon request and delivered to and picked up from in front of the guest room door.
- In the event of a presumptive case of COVID-19 the affected guest room shall be removed from service and quarantined.
- Pool operation will be monitored regularly for water conditions and proper sanitizing and chemical balance. Seating shall allow at least six feet of separation between groups of guests.
The Foundry Hotel Asheville – Asheville, North Carolina
Book The Foundry Hotel Asheville starting at $178 per night
For a bit of urban flair with your mountain town experience, this industrial-chic four-star hotel is set in a converted steel mill in the heart of Asheville's historic African-American business district, The Block. Yet the Blue Ridge Mountains and all its hiking and leaf-peeping opportunities are just a few miles away.
Mixing vintage and contemporary design, the three foundry buildings and two new builds feature many preserved artifacts including exposed industrial ceilings and original pulley elevators and signage. The award-winning Benne on Eagle serves rib-sticking modern soul food among exposed red-brick walls, and locals love the craft cocktails in the lobby's Workshop Lounge, housed in a 1920s woodworking building.
Rooms blend modern tufted headboards and dark wood furnishings with vintage touches like industrial-style windows and historic black-and-white photos. Some rooms also feature exposed brick walls and wood floors. The entry-level King rooms are spacious and offer views of the surrounding downtown or the courtyard. But if you want Blue Ridge vistas, you'll need to trade up to a Mountain View room.
The hotel is managed by the Hilton Curio Collection, so members can earn or redeem Hilton Honors Points.
Trip Advisor Ranking: 17 out of 76 hotels in Asheville
Booking.com Rating: 9.1 out of 10
Pros: While you are within walking distance of many Asheville attractions, the hotel's free Tesla drop-off service will take you anywhere in the city you want to go.
Cons: Rooms on the first-floor lack views. Only valet parking is available and it's pricey.
COVID status and policies: This hotel is currently open and accepting reservations and will follow new procedures from Hilton Hotels' 'CleanStay' program:
- The Hilton 'CleanStay' room seal will add an extra measure of assurance by placing a room seal on doors to indicate to guests that their room has not been accessed since being thoroughly cleaned.
- 10 High-Touch, Deep Clean Areas will include extra disinfection of the most frequently touched guest room areas including light switches, door handles, TV remotes, and thermostats.
- Removal of pen, paper, and guest directory; supplement with digital or available upon request.
- Improved guidelines for disinfecting fitness centers, possibly closing for cleaning multiple times daily, and limiting the number of guests allowed in at one time.
- Increase the frequency of cleaning public areas and provide stations at primary entrances and key high traffic areas, for instance, a station to allow guests to wipe the elevator button before pressing.
- Contactless check-in using digital key technology for guests who desire to have a contactless arrival experience. Guests can check-in, choose their room, access their room with a digital room key, and check-out using their mobile devices through the Hilton Honors mobile app at participating hotels.
- Hilton will continue to expand its Digital Key capabilities to common doors and access points throughout the hotels.
- Hilton is exploring the addition of new technologies like electrostatic sprayers, which use an electrostatically charged disinfecting mist, and ultraviolet light to sanitize surfaces and objects.
Amara Resort & Spa – Sedona, Arizona
Book Amara Resort & Spa starting at $189 per night
Set along the quiet banks of Oak Creek with incredible views of Sedona's towering red rock formations, the four-star boutique Amara Resort offers a modern take on the region's Native American heritage.
The desert-hued facade blends in with the natural surroundings, while the lobby, with its vaulted ceilings and wood-paneled walls hung with Native American baskets, showcases extraordinary mountain scenery through a wall of windows.
The hotel's best amenities are all outdoors. From the stone patio and fire pits, the SaltRock Southwest Kitchen terrace, and the infinity pool and hot tub, you can soak in views of the famous "Snoopy Rock" in the distance. If you're itching to explore the surrounding mountains, the hotel is about a 10-minute drive from several trailheads.
Rooms are on the smaller side for the area, with entry-level guest rooms measuring 340 square feet, plus a furnished balcony. All are warmly decorated in tan tones with wood headboards and colorful artwork. The best views (which are naturally pricier) are in the Creek Side Spa rooms and suites, which overlook the creek and have partial red rock views.
Trip Advisor Ranking: 31 out of 50 hotels in Sedona
Booking.com Rating: 8.5 out of 10
Pros: A daily yoga class, nightly wine hour, valet parking, use of the spa's eucalyptus steam room, bikes, and shuttle service to nearby attractions are all included in the room rates. The award-winning spa offers unique, locally-inspired treatments like massages that incorporate native rattles, smudging with sage, crystals, and specially crafted oils. The hotel is just a short walk to the buzzy Upper Sedona area.
Cons: On the whole, rooms are small and some rooms face the adjacent property or parking lot. There is a nightly $33 resort fee.
COVID status and policies: This hotel is currently open and accepting reservations. Their new policies include:
- Team members wear masks and gloves, and, in accordance with local regulations, a mask or face covering may be required in all public spaces for guests.
- Social distancing will be followed with rearranged common areas and new signage.
- The spa is open but steam rooms and showers are closed.
- Increased frequency of cleaning public and high touch areas with antimicrobial fogging sanitizing and cleaning systems. UV light cleaning technology will sanitize room keys, key card packets, and credit cards.
- Hand sanitizer dispensers have been added around the hotel.
- All guest rooms will offer individual packet(s) of sanitizing wipes as an additional amenity.
- Housekeeping will only be provided upon request and guest rooms remain vacant for 48 hours (based on occupancy) between bookings. Turndown service is suspended.
- All non-essential items have been removed from guest rooms.
- Shield protectors have been added to applicable areas including front desk stations, reception desks, host stands, and retail outlets.
Topnotch Resort & Spa – Stowe, Vermont
Book Topnotch Resort & Spa starting at $220 per night
Nestled on 120 wooded acres in Vermont's lush Green Mountains, this sleek four-star boutique hotel is nicely situated between Stowe Village and the ski resort of Mount Mansfield. Interiors take a contemporary spin on the typical rustic alpine lodge, notably in the lobby. The open-plan space features stone walls, a wood-burning fireplace, and low-slung modern sofas that look out onto surrounding peaks through a wall of windows.
The excellent Flannel restaurant offers tasty, locally-sourced fare — be sure to order the cheese plate, with an array of Vermont cheeses, and enjoy it out on the stone terrace with sweeping mountain views.
Other amenities include indoor/outdoor pools (plus a separate adults-only outdoor pool), an award-winning spa, and indoor/outdoor tennis courts. An on-site gear shop provides arrangements and equipment for outdoor activities from winter skiing to summer mountain biking. Topnotch Stables offers horseback riding and winter sleigh rides, too.
Rooms and suites are minimal and modern with warm wood furnishings and tartan accents. Entry-level Deluxe King rooms, located on the first and second floors of the hotel, measure around 350 square feet. The top-floor Executive rooms feel far more spacious thanks to 13-foot ceilings, while suites are packed with amenities like gas fireplaces, kitchenettes, and private decks with mountain views.
Trip Advisor Ranking: 8 out of 25 hotels in Stowe
Booking.com Rating: 8.7 out of 10
Pros: You're never without a view of the mountains, whether strolling the beautifully manicured grounds, playing a round of tennis, or relaxing with a drink on the stone terraces. During ski season, there is a regular shuttle to Stowe Mountain Resort.
Cons: The hotel isn't within walking distance of Stowe village and there is a daily $30 resort fee.
COVID status and policies: This hotel is currently open and accepting reservations and announced new procedures that include:
- Resort guests will have access to the outdoor pool as well as the outdoor tennis facilities, on-property hiking trails, and direct access to the Stowe recreation path.
- Additional amenities and guest services will resume on a gradual basis including indoor fitness, the indoor pool, additional spa services, and food and beverage operations.
- The spa is open for some services but reservations must be made in advance. The same applies to tennis courts.
- The resort gear rental shop will clean, disinfect, and deliver any rental equipment guests may need during their stay.
- New cleaning and disinfecting standards are in place for public spaces and communal areas, guest rooms, restaurants and bars, meeting and retail spaces, pools, and any area where guests or team members queue.
- Guests should come prepared and follow all CDC and local health guidance including practicing good hygiene and social distancing, wearing facial coverings in public spaces, and staying home and not visiting while sick.
The Omni Homestead Resort – Hot Springs, Virginia
Book The Omni Homestead Resort starting at $254 per night
From Thomas Jefferson to Bill Clinton, 23 US presidents have visited this grand Allegheny Mountains resort built in 1892 and listed as a National Historic Landmark.
The magnificent red-brick building is enormous with multiple wings fanning out from a central turreted lobby. The hotel sits on a 2,000-acre property that boasts a vast number of amenities, including a spa, water park, ice-skating rink, several indoor and outdoor pools, a myriad of restaurants, two golf courses, a zip-lining course, shooting range, and even its own ski hill.
Traditional decor spans the resort's many public spaces, from the clubby Lobby Bar, lined with presidential portraits, to the elegant main dining room with its original columns, coffered ceiling, and wood dance floor. Top marks go to the indoor pool built in 1904 that is fed by local spring waters and flooded with light thanks to enormous arched windows.
Rooms are also traditional in design and supremely tasteful, with striped wallpaper, floral draperies, and classic dark wood furnishings. They vary in size, layout, and views, depending on the wing. Entry-level Traditional rooms are a snug 170 to 220 square feet; the next tier up is similar in size but with better views of the manicured grounds. If you want mountain views, upgrade to a pricier Premium room. Members of the Omni Loyalty Program can earn or redeem points for their stay.
Trip Advisor Ranking: 1 out of 2 hotels in Hot Springs
Booking.com Rating: 8.5 out of 10
Pros: The wealth of history makes staying here feel truly unique even though the hotel is operated by a large hotel chain. Family-friendly activities abound, no matter the season.
Cons: There is a $40 daily resort fee. There are few amenities in the tiny town of Hot Springs, which means nearly all meals and shopping are confined to the resort. Some restaurants require dressy attire or coat and tie.
COVID status and policies: This hotel is currently open and accepting reservations. Omni Hotels & Resorts enacted the 'Stay A Part of Clean' initiative, which includes new cleaning guidelines and additional procedures that include:
- Daily health screening, including temperature checks for staff, as well as frequent sanitization of all common areas, thorough re-training on proper hygiene, and best practices including Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).
- Increased frequency of sanitization with EPA-certified cleansers that are CDC-compliant, additional guest sanitization stations in public areas, increased cleaning of HVAC systems, and replacement of air filters.
- Signage and distance indicators will be used throughout the hotel in high-traffic areas to allow for and encourage proper social distancing.
- Custom menus will focus on quality ingredients that limit contact in kitchen prep, with attendant-only served buffets, plated meals, receptions, and coffee stations. Hotels will use single-use, individually sealed food and cutlery items, where applicable.
- Cleaned and disinfected guest rooms will have an "Omni Safe & Clean" seal of approval sticker upon completion with single-use amenities provided in each guest room, as well as enhanced disinfecting of high-touch items, and requested items delivered in a contactless manner.
The Whiteface Lodge – Lake Placid, New York
Book The Whiteface Lodge starting at $585 per night
Set two miles outside of Lake Placid village and encircled by the towering Whiteface Mountains, this luxuriously rustic all-suite property evokes the famed bygone Great Camps of the Adirondacks — though it was built in 2005.
From peaked timber building to its wood-lined interior outfitted with exposed logs, hand-hewn railings, and handcrafted Adirondack-style furniture, everywhere you look is surrounded by wood. Adding to the lodge-like feel are wood-burning stone fireplaces, antlered chandeliers, and the requisite mounted deer, elk, and moose heads. The grand Kanu dining room serves local Adirondack specialties like duck and venison, while the more casual Peak 47 has a fantastic wine and regional beer list.
Family-friendly on-property amenities include a 56-seat surround-sound movie theater, two pools (including a heated outdoor pool), hot tubs, tennis courts, a game room with billiards and foosball, and a two-lane bowling alley. Visitors can take advantage of the surrounding snowshoe and cross-country ski trails (ideal for hiking in the warmer months) and there's ice-skating (with free skates provided) on the adjacent pond. In summer, that same pond offers catch-and-release fishing, and there's free shuttle service to the nearby private Canoe Club where you can take out complimentary kayaks and canoes.
Suites range from one to three bedrooms and include Adirondack-style furnishings, wood-beamed ceilings, and balconies. Entry-level One-Bedroom Junior Suites measure 500 square feet and sleep four, with a Queen-sized bed and Queen-sized pull-out sofa. Second-floor Clubhouse Suites are larger and have mountain views and cast-iron gas fireplace.
Trip Advisor Ranking: 2 out of 33 hotels in Lake Placid
Booking.com Rating: 9.3 out of 10
Pros: There's a huge range of complimentary activities available year-round, plus guests have access to an award-winning spa. A breakfast buffet is also included the rate, as are s'mores at the nightly bonfire. Best of all, there is no additional resort fee.
Cons: The hotel is located far from Lake Placid village with its many restaurants, bars, and attractions, though there is a free shuttle service. Skiers should note, Whiteface Mountain is a 20-minute drive and there is no direct shuttle from the hotel.
COVID status and policies: This hotel is currently open in limited capacity and accepting reservations as follows:
- Spa is open with reduced hours and steam rooms and saunas are closed.
- All breakfasts are packaged to-go and may be delivered to guest rooms or picked up.
- Cleaning efforts are increased throughout our resort and include, but are not limited to, cleaning and disinfecting hard surfaces and frequently touched items in guest rooms and throughout the public spaces of our lodge. Cleaning materials and supplies meet or exceed industry standards.
- Valet services and shuttle services are currently unavailable.
- Daily housekeeping services are not provided to reduce guest and employee contact.
Park Hyatt Beaver Creek Resort and Spa – Beaver Creek, Colorado
Book Park Hyatt Beaver Creek Resort and Spa starting at $599 per night
Winter sports fans will adore the location of this five-star resort, set right at the base of Beaver Creek Mountain, one of the top destinations in Colorado's Vail Valley.
The ski-in/ski-out property is mere steps from the lifts and gondola, and the on-site ski valet will take care of all your equipment. Just out front is bustling Beaver Creek Village and its outdoor ice-skating rink. In warmer months, hop the lifts for access to the mountain's hiking and biking trails. Year-round, take advantage of the hotel's swanky Exhale spa, outdoor pool (heated in winter), five outdoor hot tubs, and sprawling slope-side terrace with fire pits — an especially relaxing apres-ski spot.
Inside, the resort is decorated in a cozy lodge style with a fireside lobby decked out with comfy couches; grab a complimentary hot chocolate and soak in spectacular mountain views through the enormous windows. The signature 8100 Mountainside Bar & Grill serves meat-heavy fare like steak and elk sausage, while the lobby bar has a nice selection of local cheeses and micro-brews on tap.
Rooms are modern and simply decorated with rustic wood doors and trim as the only nod to its mountain surroundings. Entry-level Standard Kings are large, measuring 450 square feet, with space for a desk, windows that open, and balconies at no extra charge. Upgrade to a Slopeside room for mountain views. World of Hyatt members can use and earn points for their stay.
Trip Advisor Ranking: 3 out of 9 hotels in Beaver Creek
Booking.com Rating: 9.3 out of 10
Pros: The resort is seriously family-friendly with a whole host of free activities including table tennis, corn-hole, board games, seasonal family outdoor movies, and in winter, complimentary s'mores kits. In the hallways, mounted signs stating "family quiet time" (between 10 p.m. and 7 a.m.) mean your sleep won't be interrupted by boisterous partying.
Cons: There's an expensive nightly resort fee ($35 in summer/$50 in winter) for so many activities and the daily parking rate is pricey.
COVID status and policies: This hotel is currently open and accepting reservations and will follow new procedures from Hyatt as part of their 'Global Care & Cleanliness Commitment,' a global bio-risk advisory council accreditation at all of their hotels globally. The first hospitality brand to commit to the GBAC STARTM accreditation will include the following measures:
- Detailed training at 900+ Hyatt hotels with internal and third-party audits.
- A working group of trusted medical experts and leading industry professionals from organizations like Georgetown University Medical Center, American Airlines, Ecolab, the Global Wellness Institute, and hygiene managers appointed at every Hyatt hotel by September 2020.
- Limited service available – food service, shuttle.
The St. Regis Aspen Resort – Aspen, Colorado
Book The St. Regis Aspen Resort starting at $649 per night
Located at the base of Aspen Mountain, with swanky Aspen town right at your doorstep, this five-star resort has all the plush amenities you'd expect from the St. Regis luxury brand.
Indulge in a treatment at the posh Remède spa, dine on upscale Rocky Mountain-inspired cuisine at the Velvet Buck restaurant, and sip a signature St. Regis Bloody Mary at the cozy Mountain Social Bar & Lounge. And there's no better spot for an apres-ski soak than in the mountainside outdoor pool and hot tub area.
The decor takes an elegant spin on the classic ski lodge with wood-paneled walls and big leather couches in the sprawling fireside lobby, where guests gather for the live nightly piano music and champagne sabering. Adjacent is the cozy book-lined library, decked out with leather club chairs and a wood-burning fireplace. Be sure to say hello to the resident Bernese Mountain Dog
Rooms have high-end custom Ralph Lauren leather beds and desks, wood floors, Frette linens, and marble bathrooms with heated floors, and most have mountain views. Entry-level rooms measure a generous 400 square feet. Higher category rooms feature fireplaces and balconies and suites offer butler service. Marriott Bonvoy members can use and earn points for their stay.
Trip Advisor Ranking: 9 out of 34 hotels in Aspen
Booking.com Rating: 9.4 out of 10
Pros: In addition to the luxurious feel of the hotel, there are some nice freebies included like valet service from the Aspen airport, and a ski shuttle to ferry you to other ski resorts in the area. There is no resort fee.
Cons: Wi-Fi in the rooms is surprisingly only available for a fee.
COVID status and policies: This hotel is currently open and accepting reservations in line with new policies from Marriott Bonvoy that include:
- New cleaning technologies that include electrostatic sprayers that allow for touchless disinfecting capabilities and cleaning processes, along with and new regimen changes.
- In public spaces, the company has required that surfaces are treated with hospital-grade disinfectants and that this cleaning is done with increased frequency.
- In guest rooms, Marriott has added detailed cleaning practices, requiring all surfaces be thoroughly cleaned with hospital-grade disinfectants. The company will also be placing disinfecting wipes in each room for guests' personal use.
- Signage in lobbies will remind guests to maintain social distancing protocols.
- Marriott will remove or re-arrange furniture to allow more space for distancing.
- The company is planning to add partitions at front desks to provide an extra level of precaution for guests and associates and is working with supply chain partners to make masks and gloves available.
- You'll see more hand sanitizing stations around Marriott's hotels particularly near the entrances and front desks, elevator banks, fitness areas, and meeting spaces.
- In more than 3,200 of the company's hotels, guests can choose to use their phones to check-in, access their rooms, make special requests, and order room service that will be specially packaged and delivered right to the door without contact. These "touchless" services can all be done quickly via Marriott's mobile app.
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Top 10 MICE destinations for 2019
The world’s most popular meetings and incentive travel destinations for 2019
The meetings, incentives, conferences and events market (MICE) is highly lucrative for the travel industry. We take a look at the top 10 MICE destinations for 2019 according to Global DMC Partners.
Costa Rica is a country that offers it all. With picture-postcard beaches, volcanoes and stunning rainforests to explore, as well as upscale hotel facilities and accommodation, a reliable infrastructure and easy airline access, it’s no wonder it came top of the list for MICE travel in 2019.
These Caribbean islands offer travelling guests a range of accommodation from corporate hotels to boutique hideaways. A group of some 700 islands, Grand Bahama and Paradise Island provide some of the best conference facilities in the region. Fishing, scuba diving on Spanish Galleons, snorkelling and sailing are just some of the many adventure activities available.
Long a favourite holiday and conference destination, the island of Malta – and its sisters Gozo and Comino – are conveniently situated in the Mediterranean, south of Sicily. Renowned for its historic legacy, Malta has a wealth of sites to visit.
Puerto Rico boasts the largest convention centre in the Caribbean – the Center Pedro Rossello which can host up to 10,000 delegates – in both indoor and outdoor areas. Luis Munoz Marin International Airport is less than 15 minutes’ drive. A paradise for outdoor lovers, Puerto Rico has mountains, tropical rainforest and stunning beaches to enjoy.
Morocco, offering renowned hospitality and cultural legacy, and a variety of landscapes to explore, including the enigmatic Atlas Mountains, the beaches of Agadir and Essaouira, and the desert charm of Ouarzazate. Marrakech, Fez, and Casablanca are equipped with five-star hotels, luxury riads, boutique hotels, and an exotic culture – all just a short flight from Western Europe.
This fascinating region is blessed with influences from East and West, resulting in an enviable cultural legacy, fabulous cuisine, and an international outlook. Conference facilities here range from exclusive boutique hotels and villas to palaces and castles. One of the most popular hotel venues is the Sheraton Dubrovnik.
This volcanic Caribbean island is famed for its year-round tropical climate, the warm welcome from its inhabitants and its iconic Piton mountains. Palm-fringed beaches, outstanding cuisine, eclectic nightlife, and myriad adventure activities await, including deep-sea fishing, rum tours, and rainforest treks.
Denver is an outstanding summer and winter MICE destination. A sophisticated choice with its thriving cultural scene and outdoor sports, the capital of Colorado is a superb conference and events location.
South Africa – especially Cape Town and Johannesburg – are an excellent choice for conference and meeting organisers. Value for money, a cosmopolitan vibe, mild winters, and warm summers, ease of travel, as well as proximity to game parks and reserves, makes South Africa a compelling MICE destination.
Blessed with a strategic location at the heart of the Asia-Pacific, Thailand is the perfect MICE destination offering reliable and fast transport links, an efficient infrastructure, and some of the best diving in the region. In addition, most countries do not require visas for visits of under 30 days.
As the world’s leading aircraft charter company, with over 45 years’ experience, our dedicated air charter team understands what it takes to create memorable experiences for the MICE industry. With offices strategically located in every continent around the globe, we’re able to offer aircraft charter solutions to any of these top MICE destinations in 2019.
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VENUE INFORMATION AND CAMPUS MAP
Online registration will open on 12 January 2018 for the New Chaucer Society Congress 2018 (#NCS18). The Congress will take place at Victoria University in the University of Toronto.
Sessions will take place in the Victoria College building and Northrop Frye Hall. The plenaries, members Parliament, and the Friday evening performance of Wahala Dey Oh! will take place in Victoria University’s Isabel Bader Theatre.
Early registration will be open from 1-5pm on Tuesday 10 July, in the foyer of the Victoria College building. Registration will then be open from Wednesday 11 July - Friday 13 July, also in the foyer of Victoria College.
POWERPOINT AND INTERNET ACCESS
You will be provided with instructions for how to access University of Toronto WiFi in your conference materials.
Please note that you will need a valid passport to enter Canada, whether you travel by air or by land. Canada has introduced a new entry requirement, known as an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA), for certain international travellers who fly to Canada. Read about the changes and how they may affect you.
Toronto is serviced by two airports: Lester B. Pearson Airport and Billy Bishop Airport. While most flights pass through Pearson International Airport (located approximately 40 minutes outside downtown Toronto), regional flights via Porter Airlines come into Billy Bishop Island Airport, just south of downtown Toronto.
Travel from Pearson Airport:
Taxis and Airport Limos: Taxis and airport limousines are readily available at designated areas outside the terminals at Pearson Airport. The most cost effective option of these is (counter-intuitively) the flat-rate limousine services: so we recommend you head to the LIMO stand. The flat rate to your hotel should be between $60 and $70 CAD and take approximately 40 minutes to reach downtown. Airport limos can be booked in advance at (416) 304-1010.
Taxis will cost between $65 and $75 CAD and take approximately 40 minutes to reach downtown.
You are advised not to hire drivers soliciting inside the terminals or asking guests to follow them to the parking garage or any other location due to safety reasons.
Union Pearson Express: The Union Pearson Express runs every fifteen minutes from Terminal 1 and takes approximately 30 minutes to reach Union Station in downtown Toronto. The UP Terminal is directly adjacent to the Link Train service linking Terminals 1 and 3. The one way fare to Union Station is $12.35 CAD ($24.70 return). Tickets can be purchased at the UP service counter in the International Arrivals hall of Terminal 1 or online.
For the Park Hyatt and the Intercontinental, travel north from Union Station on the University-Spadina Line to St. George Station. For the Toronto Marriott Bloor Yorkville, travel north on the University-Spadina Line to Bloor Station. For the Holiday Inn Downtown and the Courtyard Marriott Downtown Toronto travel north on the Yonge Line to College Station. The Adult TTC Fare is $3.25 CAD (one way).
Public Transit (TTC): The “Airport Rocket” (Bus #192) provides all-day, regular accessible express bus service between Pearson International Airport and Kipling Subway Station on the Bloor-Danforth Subway Line (Line 2). The Adult TTC Fare is $3.25 CAD (one way). Take Bus #192 from Terminal 1: Ground Level – Second Curb, Column R4 or Terminal 3: Arrivals Level – Third Curb, Column C12 to Kipling Subway Station.
For the Park Hyatt and The Intercontinental, travel east from Kipling Station on the Bloor-Danforth Subway Line to St. George Station. For the Toronto Marriott Bloor Yorkville travel east on the Bloor-Danforth Subway Line to Yonge Station. For the Holiday Inn Downtown and the Courtyard Marriott Downtown Toronto travel east on the Bloor-Danforth Subway Line to Yonge Station, then south on the Yonge Line to College Station.
Travel from Billy Bishop Airport:
Taxis: There is a taxi rank immediately upon exiting the airport. Standard city rates will apply.
Airport Shuttle: Billy Bishop Airport offers a complimentary Express Shuttle Bus between Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport and Union Station in downtown Toronto. The shuttle runs approximately every 15 minutes and is open to anyone going to the airport, whether or not they are traveling.
Public Transit (TTC): For The Park Hyatt and The Intercontinental, travel north from Union Station on the University-Spadina Line to St. George Station. For the Toronto Marriott Bloor Yorkville, travel north on the University-Spadina Line to Bloor Station. For the Holiday Inn Downtown and the Courtyard Marriott Downtown Toronto travel north on the Yonge Line to College Station. The Adult TTC Fare is $3.25 CAD (one way).
For planning your travel around Toronto we recommend using the TTC Trip Planner (http://www.ttc.ca/Trip_planner/index.jsp) or the Google Maps app. Fares on buses, streetcars, and subways are paid either by a Presto card or with a token. Tokens can be purchased from machines at the airport and from booth collectors in every subway station.
Travel to/from the venue
The nearest subway stop for the conference venue is Museum (Line 1/Yonge-University). Exiting from the east side of the station will bring you out on Charles St. W, a few minutes walk away from the conference venue. Information about the nearest accessible TTC station can be found on our accessibility page.
Taxis in Toronto may be hailed from the street, or pre-arranged by telephone. They are recognizable by their light on the roof of their car, and are legally required to carry their badge and registration in the interior of the cab. If you plan to travel via taxi we recommend using Beck Taxi or Dignity Transportation Inc. Please note that taxi companies are not permitted to charge extra for wheelchairs or service dogs.
ELECTRONIC TRAVEL AUTHORIZATION
Many international visitors require an Electronic Travel Authorization to travel to Canada. It is relatively quick and painless, costs $7 CAD, and is all done online:
FAMILY ROOM & LACTATION ROOM
The Northrop Frye Centre in Victoria College will be available to attendees as a family room. There are no special facilities like sinks or plumbing but it will have tables and chairs as well as WiFi. Attendees can use it as a rendezvous room for partners and kids, or a place to relax with a tired child. As with the previous conference, the room is intended as a place where you can feel more comfortable; especially too, where partners or baby-sitters can wait without feeling out-of place at the conference. There will be a Facebook group to share advice and babysitting - please contact Alexandra Gillespie directly for more information. Room 206 in Victoria College will be available as a lactation room.
Room 211 in Victoria College will be available for attendees to use as a quiet space throughout the conference.
FOOD AND DRINK
There are many options for dining in and around the University of Toronto campus:
For breakfast, brunch, lunch, or a snack, L’Espresso Bar Mercurio (321 Bloor Street West) is about a ten minute walk from Victoria University. The Exchange, five minutes from the Bloor/St. George intersection in the Rotman School of Business (105 St. George St), which has all day breakfast and good coffee and is much cheaper! For light, fresh, vegetarian food, we recommend Fresh on Bloor (326 Bloor Street West, on the corner of Bloor and Spadina). There are also two middle of the road food-serving pubs nearby: Duke of York (39 Prince Arthur Ave, one block north of Bloor and one block east of St. George St.) and Bedford Academy (36 Prince Arthur Ave).
Chinatown and Kensington Market are a short walk south of College Street on Spadina Avenue and they have a large number of inexpensive and interesting restaurants to choose from. You can read about some of them here and here.
There are several higher end venues on Harbord Street, which is on the way to Chinatown. See here for details.
There are also many restaurants to choose from further west on Bloor including Japanese, Indian, Korean, Thai, Middle Eastern, Mexican, and Hungarian restaurants.
Detailed information on accommodation can be found on our accommodations page.
CLIMATE AND CLOTHING
Summer in Toronto is traditionally hot and humid. Temperatures can range from 22C to 30C / 70F to 90F - it’s a good idea to carry a water bottle with you around the city. Be prepared for sun or showers.
Credit cards are widely accepted throughout Toronto. The major cards in Canada are MASTERCARD and VISA, and AMERICAN EXPRESS is also widely accepted. Cash can be obtained at every bank branch as well as in all ATMs throughout the city. There are several ATMs at and around the University of Toronto campus, a map of which can be found here.
The Canadian dollar is at a low against the US dollar, the British pound and the Euro, but rates do fluctuate. You can change currency at the airport and at banks, although it is now usually cheaper to withdraw cash from an ATM.
Toronto is a great city for shopping, with both mainstream retailers and small independent shops throughout the city. The mainstream shopping area of the city is at Yonge and Queen Street (Queen or Dundas station); this includes large fashion retailers, the Eaton Centre Mall, the Hudson’s Bay Company, and the new Sak’s 5th Avenue department store. Other areas for fun shopping include Queen West (Osgoode station or the 501 Queen streetcar) for smaller stylish clothing boutiques; the St. Lawrence Market (King station), named National Geographic’s top food market in the world; the Distillery District (King station and 514 Cherry streetcar) for hipster crafts, dining, clothes, and design. Harmonized Sales Tax (HST) is not included in pricing and will be added at the cash register at the rate of 13%.
Remember, if you are coming from outside of North America you’ll need to bring adaptors for your electrical goods: every socket uses a two- or three-pin plug, 120 voltage.
PHARMACIES, EMERGENCY AND MEDICAL HELP:
Nearby pharmacies include two Shoppers Drug Mart locations on Bloor St. (236 Bloor St W) and Charles St. (718 Yonge St).
The emergency number (when there is a risk to life, or if a crime is being committed) for the Emergency Services (Fire, Police, Ambulance) is 911. The non-emergency number for police is (416) 808-2222. The nearest emergency room is at Sunnybrook Hospital (43 Wellesley St E,) just east of Yonge St.
TELEPHONE AND MOBILE PHONES
The code for Canada from overseas is +1. Direct non-US long-distance calls can be made to Europe by dialing 011 plus the country code, and the number you wish to reach. Toronto sits within two area codes, 416 and 647. In order to reach a local number, you will need to add one of these three-digit area codes before the seven digit local number, e.g. 416-978-2011. Many American phone plans like Verizon and T-Mobile offer North American-wide add-ons which allow you to use your phone in Canada just as you would at home.
TIPPING AND TAX
Most purchases made in Ontario are subject to Harmonized Sales Tax (HST), which is added to the stated price of the purchase at the point of sale at a rate of 13%. Certain goods, including books, newspapers, certain food and beverages, childrens’ clothing, and feminine hygiene products, are exempt from HST.
Tipping, although nominally expected with quality service, is expected in cabs, restaurants, bars, and with home delivery services at a minimum rate of 15%, or 20% if service is exceptional.


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Marco Polo Hostel is located in Wan Chai district next to Victoria Peak, Soho and Hong Kong Visual Arts Centre.
Thanks to a ferry port nearby, the eco-friendly hostel is well connected with other parts of Hong Kong. Guests can dine in Taj Mahal Club and Sky Lounge located within a 5-minute walk of the property.
Hong Kong International airport is 30 minutes' drive from the hostel.
The hostel offers rooms like Room Assigned On Arrival, Family Double Room, Single Room and Triple Room featuring satellite TV, an iron with ironing board, high-speed internet, a mini-refrigerator and climate control. The rooms also have a marble floor. There are tiled private bathrooms.
Eat & Drink
At the restaurant, local dishes are served.
Guests will benefit from shuttle service, newspaper service and 24-hour reception along with a designated smoking area, a cash machine, an elevator, a safe deposit box and a luggage storage.
Wireless internet is available in the entire hostel for free.
private parking is possible on site (reservation might be needed) at HKD 350 per day.
Year renovated: 2012.
Number of floors: 16.
Number of rooms: 88.


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Pavillon Indochine Boutique - Hotel
Back Road to Angkor Wat, Siem Reap, Cambodia –
Nestled in a tropical garden, Pavillon Indochine is the closest hotel to Angkor Wat. Pavilion Indochine is a charming hotel with a French colonial feel. You will indulge all the comfort in a peaceful environment. We are located on the way to Angkor Wat just after Le Meridien hotel. The location is perfect for those who want to escape the hustle and bustle of the growing city of Siem Reap.
Area Info –
- Wat Thmei 0 miles
- Apsara Spice Garden 0.2 miles
- Apsara Theatre 0.7 miles
- Angkor Handicraft Association 0.8 miles
- Angkor National Museum 1.1 miles
- Miniature Replicas of Angkor's Temples 1.3 miles
- Angkor Shopping Centre 1.3 miles
- Tourist Information Office 1.4 miles
- Preah Ang Chek Preah Ang Chom 1.4 miles
- Lucky Mall Siem Reap 1.4 miles
Most Popular Landmarks
- Royal Residence 1.4 miles
- Kravan Temple 1.4 miles
- Ta Prohm 1.4 miles
- Angkor Panorama Museum 1.5 miles
- Angkor Night Market 1.9 miles
- Pub Street 1.9 miles
- Angkor Trade Centre 1.9 miles
- Cambodian Cultural Village 2 miles
- King's Road Angkor 2 miles
- Angkor Wat 2.1 miles
Restaurants & Markets
- Old market Supermarket 1.2 miles
- Old market Market 1.2 miles
- Old market Restaurant 1.2 miles
- Old market Cafe/Bar 1.2 miles
- Tonle sap Lake 5 miles
- Siem reap River 0.3 miles
- Angkor International Airport 3.7 miles
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Pool and Spa
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- Couples' Massage
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- Pool Bar
- Saltwater Pool
- Outdoor Pool (all year)
- Outdoor Pool
- Massage (additional charge)
Pets are not allowed.
- Bicycle Rental (additional charge)
Food & Drink
- On-site Coffee Shop
- Special Diet Meals (upon request)
- Snack Bar
- Restaurant With Dining Menu
Free! WiFi is available in all areas and is free of charge.
Free! Free public parking is available on site (reservation is not needed).
Front Desk Services
- Concierge Service
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All children are welcome.
One child under 3 years stays free of charge when using existing beds.
One child under 2 years stays free of charge in a crib.
One older child or adult is charged USD 10 per person per night in an extra bed.
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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.
Pets are not allowed.
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You know how much of an independent traveller I am. Your gal is a serious DIYer who prides herself on her travel savvy, packing skills and punctuality. I love wandering new places and spaces and have no issue chatting up strangers for directions or advice. Above all, I am not a ‘tour group person.’
Or am I?
After my recent Monograms tour to Europe, I’m not so sure. I’ve been rethinking the kind of traveller I am. As a family traveller I am budget-conscious but like to spend on the important aspects of the travel experience. Things that save me time, add to my comfort and offer unique and authentic opportunities. I hate waiting in lines (so do my kids), need to know where I’m sleeping every night, and I want the inside scoop on what’s good in whatever city I’m in.
Monograms did all this for me. And more. They actually out-mom’ed me (is that even a word?!) by being incredibly well-organized, punctual and offering a top quality travel experience. And the best part is, anyone can experience this level of VIP service. Here’s why you should totally consider the better way to travel on a Monograms travel holiday.
Why Plan a Monograms Travel Holiday
Monograms Travel Packages are All in One
The award-winning travel company Monograms is part of the Globus family of brands, one of the largest in the world. A Monograms vacation includes hotels, transportation between cities and countries of your choice, sightseeing, and 24/7 access to your Monograms Local Host and his/her expertise. All the little trip details are taken care of, leaving you to enjoy your curated experiences and independence equally.
Once you’ve booked your general itinerary, in-country train travel, flights and transfers are all booked for you. All you need to do is show up at the appointed time and place, accept your ticket from your Host and wave Ciao as you board your train.
It’s the same way with hotels. Travellers can choose from a variety of centrally located hotel options that suit their own styles and preferences. These hotels are all vetted by Globus and Monograms to ensure they’ll meet the need and expectations of their guests. And breakfast is always included, as is baggage handling from rooms to transportation hubs and vice versa.
Create Customizable Itineraries
You can vacay your way. Choose the number of dates and nights you wish to stay on your Monograms European city tour. Want to combine countries and do an epic European tour? No problem, Monograms operates in multiple countries, including England, Italy, France, Spain and Ireland. You can dive deep into Rome for a week, or do a leisurely Italian tour of Florence, Venice, Rome and Sorrento.
You can further customize your holiday by choosing from a collection of MyMonograms experiences and excursions. If you want to enjoy great local food in Rome, guided tours of the Trastevere or Testacchio neighbourhoods are for you. Travelling with wizard-obsessed kids in London? Booking a day trip to the Warner Brothers Studio Tour London to see the Making of Harry Potter is a MUST.
Your Monograms hosts take care of the reservations, transportation and tickets so you don’t have to worry about purchases, directions or well, anything.
Feel like a Local with a Monograms Local Host
Here’s the biggest takeaway that I learned during my Monograms trip. What really sets Monograms apart from other guided tour companies and adds huge value to its brand is its people, in the form of Local Hosts.
There is a real English-speaking human being at your service 24/7. The Local Host greets you at the Airport or train station, escorts you to your hotel or back to the train station when you leave, gives you an orientation package with your complete itinerary as well as local tips on what places to visit or restaurants to try. And there is always a local host at your hotel for a portion of the day, to answer any questions or book excursions for you.
“Local Hosts make all the difference for Monograms travelers,” says Steve Born, Chief Marketing Officer for Group Voyagers, the company that markets Globus family of brands. “From organizing excursions to answering questions about the local culture and customs, a Monograms Local Host can turn every question into an answer and every problem into a solution. They’re there for our travelers to use as much – or as little – as they want.”
Why is this so valuable? Because things happen when you travel. You forgot an adaptor or cable, have no clue how to get from the airport to your hotel, can’t decide what excursions you want, or left your wallet at the restaurant. Your Local Host can help solve problems and take care of things so you don’t have to. In the local language and with knowledge of local customs, no less.
The Value of a Local Host
I experienced the value of my Local Host many times during my Monograms trip, but nowhere more importantly than in Florence, Italy.
I had organized a couple of Florentine excursions prior to my arrival, but after receiving my welcome package from Local Host Ornella, there was no mention of them. She quickly assured me that she would set things right. She sent me off to the Central Market to eat lunch upstairs in one of the many tasty food vendor stalls. I enjoyed a leisurely lunch of gnocchi with wild boar ragu (so yummy), then wandered the market, streets and piazzas for a few hours before returning to my hotel. Sure enough, my envelope of excursion details and vouchers was there waiting for me.
When Ornella called later to check in on me (they do that too), I told her I was impressed by the service. ‘There is nothing for guests to do or worry about with Monograms, just to enjoy. We take care of everything,’ she said.
I could get used to this.
Enjoy the VIP treatment
Who doesn’t enjoy a little pampering? The special VIP treatment begins when you see a Monograms host or driver holding a sign with your name on it at the airport. After a ten-hour flight, you better believe I was overjoyed to find someone waiting for me on the other side of the ocean. I was even more chuffed to meet my private car and driver who brought me from the airport to the hotel. I never had to worry about directions or even schlepping my own bags. And that was just the beginning.
The VIP experience extends into Monograms’ guided city tours. We skipped the lines with priority access to the major attractions in each Monograms city, a tour that is included in every booking. The English-speaking guides are certified, friendly, and experts in art, history, and architecture. A guided tour is really a must if you’ve never been to a particular city before. You learn so much about the history, culture and people of the place you’ve chosen to visit.
Not only does avoiding lines save precious trip time, it allows for guests to enjoy memorable moments to explore cities independent of a group. Because sometimes you just want to go your own way, and you can with Monograms. In Rome, I chose to visit the Spanish Steps at sunset, the Trevi Fountain at dawn, and wandered the ancient streets eating gelato. I loved having free time to explore the Eternal City, one of my favorite places in the world.
Leave the Wondering and Worries at Home
It is liberating to not have to worry about trip logistics and travel details like airport transfers, and have excursions arranged and taken care of for you. It’s an incredible level of service that frankly took me a bit of time to get used to. Monograms promised to be with me ‘every step of the way’ and they weren’t kidding.
When I had to travel 45 minutes from Florence for my pasta-making farm experience, I was filled with questions.
How was I going to get out there? The car is arranged. How will I get back? The car will be there. Do I have to do or pay for anything? No.
As the person who makes all the travel arrangements in our family, I was not used to having someone else do this for me. After I locked my Type A personality in the hotel safe, I chose to relax and enjoy the experience as much as I could. And I did.
Monograms Tours for Families
Have you ever planned a family holiday with a travel company? Monograms takes the stress and worry out of figuring out the logistics of family trip planning, which can get pretty complicated, leaving you to enjoy quality family time instead. Families can book excursions catered to their interests and kids’ ages. Fun activities like park picnics, cooking tours, and the Making of Harry Potter Tour outside London.
Judging by how much I enjoyed my curated solo experience, I can only imagine how much more fun we’d have on a Monograms trip as a family of four. The Florentine pasta-making class alone would make for lifelong memories, laughter and flour-covered selfies.
There’s an App for that
The MonogramsGO app is an organizational tool for your smartphone that you can download before you leave home. In addition to having your customized Monograms Italy or Monograms London itinerary and hotel information, there’s a ton of suggestions about attractions, restaurants, and entertainment. As well as practical information about the history, culture, climate, geography and even sports on the places you’ll be visiting. Travel tip: Delve into all this good stuff during your flight, it’s the perfect opportunity to become acquainted with your holiday destination.
International travellers want less hassle and stress and more fun and good experiences when heading overseas. With a Monograms vacation, you never have to guess or worry about logistics, schedules, things to see or do, where to eat, shows to see, or anything you need to know about a destination. Once you experience this level of service and travel experience, you may never want to travel any other way again.
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Disclosure: The writer was hosted by Monograms. Her opinions about the value of curated organized holidays and eating gelato on the streets of Rome are honest and her own.
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Generous discount for Disney products at the park, Disney stores, online store, and some locations at Downtown Disney.
Overall, good company discounts & free park admission, but average/normal full-time employee benefits. If you consider free park admission to be highly valuable then maybe you could take this review lightly & consider the perks above average then.
Offered 50% off at any Disney resort and free entrance at any Disney park!
Best perk is free theme park admission as well as discounts on food and beverage, merchandise, and hotel stays.
Disney employees get 35% off in Disney stores and online! It is nice around the holidays
Cast Member Discounts was great.
Great discount on hotels, merchandise, food, cruises, etc.
Benefits and brand are great. No major complaints outside of medical coverage can get a little expensive but that's the trend across all industries.
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Super awesome and helpful staff! Great location, easy to walk or catch the bus.
Perfect location for me to wander Banff. Clean and quiet ...well my room was quiet. Nice people.
I loved having the peanut butter and jelly sandwich & some apple juice right before leaving on a hike!
Only thing I thought could have been better was that the main light in our room actually stopped working so we had to use our individual ones to help our new roomate
Breakfast was good, location was close to town and plenty of parking. Bed was quite comfortable.
Rooms did not have enough storage, lockers are way too small to even fit a medium backpack in. As a result, everyones suitcases/bags are all around the room. The bathroom in the the room has no racks or anywhere to put your belongings apart from on the floor! Why not install at least some towel racks or a bench etc! Also a bath mat would be nice too so the floor is not wet all the time.
Bathroom is clean. The staff are helpful. We reported to them that the hairdryer in our room was out of order ans they fixed it on the same day. So efficient!
A little bit expensive but it seems that all the accommodations in Banff are higher than in other cities. The breakfast is the same everyday.
When you stay at Banff International Hostel in Banff, you'll be in a national park, within a 15-minute walk of Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity and Banff Lake Louise Tourism Bureau. Featured amenities include complimentary wired Internet access, a computer station, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Free self parking is available onsite.
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FAQs when booking at Banff International Hostel
Where is Banff International Hostel located?
Banff International Hostel is located at 449 Banff Avenue, 0.5 miles from the center of Banff. Canadian Ski Museum West is the closest landmark to Banff International Hostel.
When is check-in time and check-out time at Banff International Hostel?
Check-in time is 4:00 PM and check-out time is 11:00 AM at Banff International Hostel.
Does Banff International Hostel offer free Wi-Fi?
Yes, Banff International Hostel offers free Wi-Fi.
Does Banff International Hostel offer free parking?
No, Banff International Hostel does not offer free parking.
Does Banff International Hostel offer free airport shuttle service?
No, Banff International Hostel does not offer free airport shuttle service.
How far is Banff International Hostel from the airport?
Banff International Hostel is 67.2 miles from Calgary. Banff International Hostel is 99.3 miles from Red Deer.
Can you bring pets to Banff International Hostel?
No, pets are not allowed at Banff International Hostel.
Does Banff International Hostel have a pool?
No, Banff International Hostel does not have a pool onsite.
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Welcome to AXOR BARAJAS Hotel. Opened in 2009, our hotel will enjoy personalized service and modern facilities and stylish. We are strategically located to 5 minutes from Madrid-Barajas airport and IFEMA Exhibition Centre, Congress Palace and Juan Carlos I Auditorium. For your convenience, we offer free shuttle to the airport and IFEMA. If you prefer shopping, Plenilunio Shopping centre is within 5 minutes walking distance. City centre is 15 minute drive away. Our 217 rooms, distributed among Double, Executive and Family rooms, are equipped with satellite TV, LCD 32 ', minibar, telephone, room service WiFi connection and safe free of charge, a laptop (In Executive Rooms) and a fully equipped bathroom with a large shower, magnifying mirror and hair dryer professional. We also have rooms for smokers, disabled and adapted to welcome your pet. The hotel facilities include a restaurant where you can enjoy our buffet breakfast, lunch or dinner, a cafeteria, a Wii room, a fitness room with sauna and Jacuzzi, a chill-out room, a business centre, a reading lounge with TV, meeting rooms to celebrate any type of event and a covered car park, for 250 cars, with security surveillance.
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I enjoyed my stay at the Holiday inn hotel. The rooms and facilities were as advertised. The rooms are very modern, stylish, clean and comfortable. I stayed two nights and the staffs were very
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One department I must commend is the laundry department. I was very impressed with how they cleaned my clothes.
The place is close to the airport and if you want to be close to the airport this is the place to be.
The facility however is not close to the beach and the nearest beach you can swim is blue bay and it’s about 15 minutes from the hotel, and of course there are free shuttles to take you there if you want to visit the beach. You can decide to rent a car to move around the island which will save you some money than going with taxis. [Less]


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Just enjoyed a brilliant Sunday at the Beckford Arms. My wife and I booked room 7 for the evening and for a 2.30pm lunch in the afternoon. On arrivail we were surprised at the number of people enjoying this great pub.We were greeted by the very friendly barman and offered a seat at the bar while waiting for our table, we were seated for lunch and enjoyed some very good quality food, crab and potatoe starter, Beef and Pork for mains and a top notch chocolate brownie for dessert, all washed down with a well priced bottle of red. After lunch were were shown to our room by the very friendly co owner Daniel, the room was of a very high standard, nice free standing bath with top quality products.
Heading back down to the lovely garden area at the back of the pub we enjoyed a few more drinks in the sunshine, we spoke to Charlie the owner who sat and chatted to us about the business.
The rooms was very comfortable, bed great, a selection of movies offered to use in the DVD player and a great nights sleep.
Fresh milk delivered in the morning for coffee, enjoyed a great selection of breakfast options, fresh bread for toast, boil your own eggs as you like, jams and fresh pastry's ! Odered bacon sandwich and beans on toast which was cooked by the very talented Daniel.
We have stayed in many similiar type pubs throught the Uk but would have to say that the Beckford Arms was the best so far.
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- Official Description (provided by the hotel):
- The Beckford is situated on the edge of beautiful Wiltshire rolling parkland. It is a country pub with 8 simple but elegant bedrooms, a restaurant, a private dining room, a sitting room and a wonderful mature rambling garden with hammocks under shady trees. Bedrooms include bespoke, handmade natural bathroom products and guests may borrow DVDs from the library to watch in their rooms. On Sunday nights a classic movie is shown in the sitting room. ... more less
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