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Gangtok & Darjeeling – 5 Days
Duration : 04 Nights / 05 Days
Destinations Covered: Darjeeling – Gangtok
Day 1: Arrival and Transfer to Gangtok
Our representative will be there to receive You at New Jalpaiguri Railway Station (NJP) / Bagdogra Airport (IXB) Tenzing Norgay Bus Stand (Junction) – You will be assisting for the transfer to Gangtok – Gangtok the capital of Sikkim Suits all from tranquility to adventure, land of the monastery, mystic rituals & festivals at a height of 1670 meters / 5480 feet and is the most visited spot in India. It is one of the most beautiful towns with varieties of Rhododendron, Orchids, and butterflies – Nearly 120 kilometers 4 hours’ drive – Check into hotel – Over Night stay at Gangtok.
Day 02: Excursion to Tsomgo Lake & Baba Mandir (Full Day)
Morning breakfast at hotel – Excursion to Tsomgo Lake & Baba Mandir nearly 40 kilometers and 2 hours drive along the Kyongnosla Alpine Sanctuary, the home to the red panda and the blood pheasant with Rhododendron and other alpine trees – Situated at an elevation of 3753 meters / 12310 feet – The Lake is oval shaped lake nearly 50 feet deep – Generally covered in snow for most of the year the year – This lake is home to the Brahmini ducks & many migratory birds – Nearby is the sacred Baba Mandir known to be a very holy site for all)- Back to Gangtok – Evening free to roam around M G Road (Mall) or local Shopping center – Over Night stay at Gangtok.
Day 03: Local Sight Seeing (Half Day) & Transfer to Darjeeling
Morning breakfast at – Drive for visit to Tashi View point , Directorate of Handicrafts & Handloom, Research Institute of Tibetology, Do Drul Chorten (Stupa), Enchey Monastery, White Hall, Flower Show, etc. After lunch Transfer to Darjeeling 110 kilometers 3.5 hours drive – At a height of 2123 meters / 70001 feet lies the land of breathtaking beauty, sloping tea gardens with spectacular views of the Mount Everest is the Queen of the hills – It is also home to the famous World Heritage train – The Darjeeling Himalayan Railway (DHR) – Check into hotel Evening free to roam around Mall or local Shopping center – Over Night stay at Darjeeling
Day 04: Darjeeling sunrise from Tiger Hill & Local Sight Seeing
Early morning at around 3:45 AM drive to 8000 feet / 2440 meters through primitive forests of oak, magnolia to Tiger Hill to view sunrise over Kanchendzonga Peak (subject to clear weather) – On the way back visit Ghoom Monastery, Peace memorial & Batasia Loop – Back to hotel – After breakfast half day city tour includes Padmaja Naidu
Zoological Park, Himalayan Mountaineering Institute (Closed on Thursday), Ropeway, Tensing Gumpo Rock, Tibetan Refugee Self Help Center (Closed on Sunday), Tea Estate, Natural History Museum (Sunday Closed), Peace Pagoda – Back to hotel – Evening freeto stroll around the Mall area or Chowk Bazaar – Overnight stay at Darjeeling.
Day 05: Departure – Darjeeling to NJP / Bagdogra
Morning breakfast – Guest are advised to start early and not to rush – Forwarding Journey.
Accommodation in twin share basis in Retreat Hotels or similar Deluxe Hotel.
Daily breakfast dinner only
Transfer sightseeing by private vehicle.
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Hamble Point Marina is hard to beat for its location alone, right at the mouth of the River Hamble with easy access to the world famous waters of the Solent. This makes the marina a magnet for competitive sailors from around the globe, and a favourite with racers and cruising yachtsmen alike.
The 230-berth marina itself offers extensive shore-side facilities. Besides a well-stocked chandlery, bar and restaurant, Hamble Point also has the best range of new and used boats for sale on the South Coast. There is also a dry stack system with 129 berths for motorboats up to 10 metres. Offering increased security and lower maintenance costs, the service includes unlimited launching on demand seven days a week.
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Hamble Point Marina will be hosting a fabulous Sailing Open Day, starting at 10am. It promises to be a fantastic day out for the whole family, with complementary RIB rides, Segway experiences and a miniature petting farm just some of the activities planned.
The Ketch Rigger is located in the very heart of Hamble Point Marina. We like customers to drop by on a whim, alone or with company. We are open all day for coffee, breakfast, elevenses, afternoon tea, even just for a drink as well as lunch and dinner, as substantial or modest as appetite dictates.
The bar area is somewehere to unwind, providing wifi internet access and offering a selection of "nibbles" to compliment that well earned drink. The atmosphere is upbeat and casual, yet stylish in its simplicity with a relaxing approach to food and drink and excellent "can do" service in a stunning waterfront marina location that offers both inside and al fresco dining.
Banana Wharf bar and restaurant at Port Hamble Marina is the perfect spot to meet, eat and drink by the water. The exciting menu mirrors the flagship Ocean Village restaurant blending tropical and oriental dishes with great seafood, traditional favourites, pizza, pasta and a fabulous breakfast selection.
In the Banana Bar you will find a variety of drinks to suit any occasion, from a coffee over breakfast, a quick beer after work, through to fine wines to accompany dinner. With a large heated and covered terrace area for dining with unobstructed views of the world famous river Hamble, Banana Wharf is the perfect spot to meet, eat and drink by the water.

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Top 7 things to do in Bath
Bath is a city like no other, and it's no surprise it's a UNESCO World Heritage site. Aside from soaking in the spas, there's loads more to do including shopping and indulging in fine cafes and restaurants as you're steeped in the city's beauty every step of the way. Canal trips, museums, and an abundance of pubs ensures you'll have a lively and enjoyable time!
1. Roman Baths
You can't swim here, but what you can do is soak up the atmosphere of the great baths by exploring the remains of the ancient heated rooms, changing rooms, and plunge pools.
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Everything's more exciting when you're high up! This six mile roundtrip takes you through hidden valleys, woodlands, and a 18th century landscape garden.
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They say traveling opens your eyes, and it certainly did for Sir William Holburne who began painting after traveling Europe. This city attraction showcases many of his fine and decorative works.
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Jump outside of Bath, and sail until your heart's content on one of many boat tours offered along the Kenet and Avon Rivers. Enjoy a canal or cruise boat tour with many pubs along the way.
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This valley park, which has one of only four Palladian bridges of this design in the world, was created in the 18th century. Roman settlements and woodlands are nestled amongst the park -- waiting to be discovered.
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Bath is quite a small city. Are there other interesting cities nearby?
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If you travel with any sort of frequency — or even if you don’t — it’s worth taking the time to learn how to pick flights effectively. Choosing good flights and good seats on those flights can often be the difference between an easy travel experience and a miserable one.
When you fly 100-200 times a year, the argument for taking the time to get good at picking flights this is sort of obvious: every little thing that’s wrong with your week-to-week travel experience adds up fast. When you get on an airplane twice a week or even more, poorly timed flights or dealing with a long (or delayed, or cancelled, or really any) connection can mean the loss of hundreds or even thousands of hours per year.
These things mean less when you fly less than, say 10-20 times per year, but even someone who only travels occasionally should learn how to choose flights too. At that number, you can just deal with inefficient timing and miserable experiences on every single one of those flights, but why would you want to, when a minimal amount of effort can put you on good flights instead?
Having a system by which you pick good flights can make the process of booking travel itself faster, too— you just choose the one that does the best against your criteria. No hemming and hawing about timing or scheduling, waiting a day and then being mad when the price goes up.
Choosing a flight shouldn’t take more than 10 minutes per trip, and it’s worth every one of the ten. What follows is my personal criteria and system for doing this. Yours may be a little (or entirely) different. That’s great. Use this as a starting place and tailor to your needs.
Shop For Flights On Value
Before we get into what makes a good flight good and a bad one bad, I want to explain the most important thing I’ve ever learned about choosing flights:
Never choose flights based solely on price. Choose flights based on value.
Price has a place in the calculus of choosing the best flight, sure, but the best flights usually aren’t the cheapest —nor are they the most expensive.
The best flight is the one that (in order) gets you to the place you want to go, when you want to be there, as quickly and comfortably as is reasonable, priced within an acceptable range. This is true whether or not you’re footing the bill.
If you only choose flights based on “price, lowest to highest,” you give up your right to choose (and complain about) literally everything else, from timing to seats to carrier.
Give yourself more flexibility by shopping on value instead.
If you are traveling for pleasure, this is especially hard, but I have a simple trick for you: put a price on your pleasure.
My price is $150 per round trip plus an extra $25 per hour of additional travel time I don’t have to incur. That is, even when I’m traveling on my own dime, I will spend $150 + $25 per hour shorter more than above the cheapest possible ticket to get a better flight. Whether that’s a better seat, a better airplane, a direct flight, a better time, whatever. The math is completely arbitrary; use whatever numbers make sense to your pocketbook. The idea I’m trying to sell is that your time and comfort also have a price, even (especially!) when you’re traveling for pleasure.
Let’s say you only take one vacation away from home this year, 10 days total. Do you really want to start that vacation miserable and exhausted by waking up at 4AM and then burning 10% of your total vacation time sitting in a connecting airport just to save a hundred bucks? Even if this hypothetical early morning connecting flight gets you in by the early afternoon, is it really worth $100 in your pocket to be too exhausted to actually do anything by the time you get settled and go exploring?
Remember also to do this math based on the loaded cost of a flight.
From a purely economic basis, the cheapest tickets are almost always on low cost carriers (or more frequently these days, the “basic” offering of major carriers, which are in many ways worse, because at least when you fly Spirit you know what you’re getting yourself into). They often fly into secondary airports from which it takes more time and money to get to your real destination, and, once you add back those transportation costs and the other amenities that you lose and have to buy back a-la-carte (like a carry-on bag), it’s often not even much cheaper.
If you are traveling for work, you doubly shouldn’t feel a need to get the cheapest possible ticket. Spend the extra hundred or two (or three!) to be on your preferred carrier on a good plane at the time that best suits you. It’s a good practice to treat your employer’s or client’s money with respect, but value of you being happy, well-rested, stress-free, and there at the right time — and therefore more effective during your working hours — is worth the additional cost to them.
Again, I’ll just go for the economic argument: whether or not your firm charges by the hour, let’s say your services are ultimately billed to a client at an effective hourly rate of $250/hr. If taking a different flight means you’re able to get two more hours of effective, needle-moving, billable work done at the client (because you’re there longer, or you’re well-rested, or whatever), it’s worth it, even if the flight is $499 more expensive.
Don’t be penny wise and pound foolish.
Pick the best flight
In this context, best means flying on the biggest, newest aircraft possible, without connections. Oh, and avoiding regional jets if at all possible.
There are two main reasons for this: comfort and speed. Big new aircraft have better amenities, more space, more headroom, more luggage room, more comfortable seats, and because they also normally have bigger engines, they will literally get you to your destination faster than a smaller plane.
If you mostly fly one carrier (which you should), take time to learn which planes they fly, which of those are the newest, and which are regional jets, and use this info when picking flights.1 Ever wonder why a disproportionate number of business travelers are lunatic savants when it comes to being able to identify aircraft? This is why. If you don’t know this information or don’t know where to find it, the answer is the incredibly detailed airfleets.net, and as a backup, seatguru.com. All booking sites will tell you what kind of airplane any given leg of a trip is supposed to be on (it might be in an expandable “more info” section). Take a few minutes to cross-reference this with one of the above.
Fly nonstop whenever possible. All connections add time, regardless of the length of the layover. Even flights with well-timed connections can double your travel time once you add in the time it takes to taxi to the gate, leave the plane, walk to the gate, get on the new plane, wait to take off.
The connecting airport is also almost never exactly between your origin and destination, and can even be hundreds of miles out of the way, which also adds time. Add to that the uncertainty of having to deal with delays, cancellations, surprise maintenance, and other unexpected gotchas for not one but two aircraft? Fly nonstop whenever possible.
Fun air travel terminology gotcha: be wary of direct flights. All nonstop flights are direct flights, but not all direct flights are nonstop — direct just means that you can buy one ticket on one aircraft that goes all the way to your final destination. It might actually stop somewhere in the middle to pick up or drop off passengers (in which case, go for an actual nonstop or just a normal layover — you’ll have more flexibility).
If you can’t get a nonstop flight, try to connect through a hub, even if it’s a little bit out of the way. Hubs are more likely to send multiple flights to your destination over the course of a day, and the hour you lose from going out of your way is worth it as a hedge against massive delays and having to stay in that city overnight if your original connection gets cancelled or dramatically delayed.
When given the option, also make sure you’re flying to the right airport for the city you’re going to, avoiding secondary airports that pretend to be in your destination city but actually are far away or have poor access to the city center.
Practical example: if possible, fly into LGA. I know this is blasphemy to most New Yorkers, but I don’t care — LaGuardia is considerably closer to midtown Manhattan than JFK, and unless you’re going at five in the morning, Newark’s geographic closeness will never make up for the traffic nightmares that are the Holland and Lincoln tunnels. LGA is a little run down, sure, but who cares—your primary objective as soon as you enter an airport should be to leave it as soon as possible, not hang around and check out the dining scene in Astoria.2 If you do happen to want to check out the dining scene in Astoria, you should go to AbuQir or Sabry’s. They’re both no-frills but fantastic Egyptian seafood places, which is apparently a thing there. Makes sense, really, considering New York gets great fish and Astoria has a large Egyptian population.
Fly at the best times
In the context of business travel, all of the above considerations (even cost!) take a backseat to when the flight actually occurs. Aside from “a reasonable amount of time before you actually need to get there, in case something unexpected happens,” preferred flight timing is a personal thing.
That said, the goal is always to maximize your amount of productive or quality time on the ground — on the weekend, you want to maximize time at home and with people you like; during the week, you want to be working at the client site, as it’s harder to be productive in transit. This leaves two primary options: flying late, or flying early. Between the two, it really comes down to what you consider good or bad.
The pros of flying late are avoiding the misery of waking up at four in the morning for a 6AM Monday flight. If you’re already a morning person, this shouldn’t be too bad, but many would rather spend an extra night away from home than experience it. If you’re a morning gym person, flying late means you can maintain your routine (always a good thing).
The cons of flying are, well, you get in late. Often very late. Delays cut directly into sleeping time. When late also happens to mean the last flight out, a cancelled flight means you’re not going anywhere until the following morning.
Flying early has inverted benefits: delays eat into working time, not personal time; it’s an opportunity to get an early jump on the week while in transit, and you can spend Sunday evening in your own home watching Game of Thrones (or whatever it is that you do on Sunday night). Plus, you get an extra night in your own bed, although if you can’t nap on planes and want to get enough sleep, this extra night comes with a very early bedtime.
The drawbacks of flying early are mostly around getting up so damn early, sometimes as early as 3:30 or 4:00 in the morning. If you have a regular morning routine, this will be a weekly or bi-weekly interruption to it. Waking up that early can make you a sleep deprived zombie on Monday, which is always rough, but can be especially bad when it’s your first day on a client and you’re trying to make a good impression.
The most common pattern I see is probably a combination of the two: fly early on Monday and directly after work on Thursday (assuming four days on-site), jumping on the next flight out after their weekly obligations are complete.
You don’t necessarily have to do that, though. For example, I prefer my routine to not be interrupted by travel, even if it means not being home exactly as soon as I possibly can, so I often stay an extra night and fly out on Friday morning, especially if I’m going directly to my home office for a day of work anyway. Make the choices based on your priorities, not what everyone else is doing.
Select the best seats
The best seats in an airplane are as close to the front of the aircraft as possible, on an aisle. Pick these.
The front of the plane is desirable because you can leave the plane faster, and the farther away from the engines you are, the less their rattle and noise will bother you.
The aisle is desirable because you can get up to move around, stretch, or use the bathroom as often as you like. The view from an airplane window really never gets old, but it’s not worth the inconvenience and discomfort of sitting in a window seat.
In the aisle seat, you will have to deal with row-mates needing to pass by you, which requires you to stand up every once and a while, but since you should aim to stand up and move around at least a few times and up to as often as is reasonable on a flight, being periodically forced to stand by your row-mates is actually a feature, not a bug.
There are only four major reasons you would not choose a forward aisle in my mind. They are:
- If you’re picking premium cabin seats.
Seats in first and business class cabins normally have enough leg room that while aisles are still nicer, being on the window is not a major impediment to getting up and moving around. Unless you make way more than me, you’ll mostly only be put in these seats on an upgrade, so don’t worry too much about it — you won’t get to pick your seat anyway.
- If you’re flying on a red-eye or first-thing-in-the-morning flight.
First off, red-eyes are the worst value-for-money flight in the business; do not fly them if you can at all avoid it. That being said, the window seat may create a better napping setup, as it provides a wall to lean against. Plus, your sleep won’t be interrupted if one of your row-mates needs to get up. This only applies if the flight is three hours or shorter; on longer-haul flights, aisle access is more important than either of those benefits.
- Bulkheads and exit rows.
The bulkhead (the row with no seats in front of it) and wide exit rows can be a godsend for anyone taller than about 6’4”, but otherwise avoid them. Part of the deal is that they move your tray table from a the back of the seat in front of you into an uncomfortable and rigid armrest divider, robbing you of a couple of inches of seat space and the ability to hang out into the aisle slightly. This goes double if it’s a mid-plane bulkhead on a 767 or similar, because that space that you thought was all yours becomes a de-facto waiting area for the bathroom on the other side of the wall in front of you, which means you get to spend much of your flight looking at and listening to the sound of butts (and if you’re trying to sleep, the area around the bathroom is usually brightly illuminated the whole flight). The row in front of an exit row is also a no-go, as they have limited or no recline to ensure there’s space in the case that the exit row actually needs to get used as an emergency exit. Sit a row or two back instead.
- Other anomalies.
No heuristic is perfect. Some aircraft are just laid out weird, and the front-and-aisle heuristic doesn’t work for certain seats or even entire planes.3A good example here is tiny one-and-two regional jets. A one-seat row means you have both a window and an aisle! The best of both worlds! Not exactly — these craft are so damn tiny that the curvature of the plane’s body robs you of precious shoulder and leaning room. Sit on the aisle of the two-person row instead, or better yet, take a bigger plane. This can be mitigated with a quick check on SeatGuru or Airfleets for your specific aircraft, which will also tell you nice-to-know things like plug availability and location, and if the seat you’re picking randomly has limited recline. Be sure you search for the aircraft and airline together — different airlines will often configure the same aircraft in different ways.
On most major carriers, the seats I’m describing are almost always listed as economy plus or similar, and reserving them comes at a premium unless you have status with the airline. This shouldn’t be an issue for you, because you have status with the airline (right?), and even if you don’t, you’re a value shopper, not a price shopper (right?). Sitting in the front of the plane is worth the 10-15% increase in cost when you have to sit there every week.
Whatever seat you select at the time of booking, double-check the seatmap again at the time of check-in and look for better options. Some primo seats are artificially reserved until close to check-in time, and others will open up as the highest-status people who originally booked into them get upgraded into first.
Ticketing Carriers and Operating Carriers
Not all tickets are created equal, because the travel industry is …weird. Spend a couple of extra minutes before you book to double check two things: the operating carrier and the ticketing carrier. They will ideally match.
The operating carrier — carrier is just airline-industry speak for airline — is the business that will actually be flying your plane. It may not be the same as the ticketing carrier who you sold you the ticket. For most US travel, having a different operating carrier will be a result of regional feeder airlines, networks of smaller technically-independent partner airlines that fly short- and medium-haul flights to secondary markets like Madison, Tulsa, St. Petersburg and Cincinnati.
Look for something like “OPERATED BY: WESTJET AIRLINES DBA UNITED EXPRESS,” directly below the main flight details on whatever booking site you’re using; this may require to open an expandable “more information” drawer.
I try to stay away from regional carriers. I’ve heard stories about some of these regional carriers having lower aircraft maintenance standards or lower-quality flight attendants and in-flight service, so that may be a concern, but I’ve honestly never noticed much of a difference. I personally stay away because they fly old and small planes, which leads to gate-checked bags, uncomfortable seating, and bumpy flights. Often these planes are hand-me-down regional jets that were purchased second-hand from larger carriers after a fleet upgrade, and as such are often worse than flying an RJ on a major carrier, which is already not a pleasant experience.
In the case of regional feeders, your tickets are still on the main carrier’s system, you use the main carrier’s gates, and so-on. There’s really not much that will be different outside of the flight and aircraft itself.
Cross-carrier issues are trickier, and have to do with code-sharing and interlining, generally beneficial practices that can occasionally leave you in a serious lurch.
In this situation, you’re dealing with a different airline entirely. Interlining and code-sharing work by allowing you to buy tickets through one airline for flights that actually occur on a different airline, which lets carriers offer more routes to more places. Most of the time you’ll see this on multi-leg international flights, but it’s also possible to accidentally book direct domestic cross-carrier flights, especially across Star Alliance or OneWorld partners.
You buy, for example, a United Airlines ticket from Houston to Toronto. The first leg is a United flight from Houston to Chicago, on United metal, with United crew, but the Chicago to Toronto leg is actually an Air Canada flight, complete with Air Canada aircraft, gates and staff, despite being issued as a United ticket (this is interlining; selling tickets on a partner airline using your ticketing system) and potentially also a United flight code for that flight (this is code-sharing; effectively aliasing a flight as two different flights on two different carriers. It’s what allows interlining from a technical perspective).
The problems arise when you need to change basically anything about that Air Canada flight — because it’s often not clear who is allowed to make a change or rebook you, neither carrier wants to, and you have to spend three fucking hours at Chicago O’Hare walking between the United ticket counter and the Air Canada one and finally convincing an employee of one to hand-write you a note and have them call the other, and still ultimately pay a change fee for something that should have been free and taken six minutes. No, I’m not bitter.
ANYWAY, cross-carrier flights are also bad for status reasons. They make it hard-to-impossible to take advantage of a carrier’s status amenities, like a lounge or upgrade (either via voucher or status). Because you’re technically on an AC flight, you won’t be able to use an upgrade voucher and will be put in the standard upgrade queue as a Star Alliance partner, behind anyone who has comparable status on Air Canada itself. In this specific example, Star Alliance reciprocity agreements will get you in whichever lounge you prefer to be in, but that’s not always the case.
Avoid these kinds of cross-carrier flights if at all possible, and if you can’t, don’t count on the same ease of flight changes, upgrades, lounge access and other status amenities you’ve come to expect.
One last thing to look at before you actually press “purchase:” what is the fare code of your ticket?
While we think about classes of service in large buckets—First, Business, Economy—airlines think of think of them in much more granular terms, designated by one-letter codes: there are often 3-5 fare codes for business and first class seats, and as many as 12-15 for economy, plus some special wildcard fare codes for things like military personnel traveling on orders. A fare code is best thought of as your real class of service. In fact, within the airline industry and on frequent flier websites, “class of service” normally refers to a specific fare code, not an entire “travel cabin” like Business.
The reasoning behind all of these different buckets comes down to price discrimination — by offering much smaller pools of tickets at different prices, the airlines can target different customer segments.
The simplest way to charge more or less for a seat within the same cabin is by changing the things that come with it. This is where you get concepts like economy plus and the unpleasant but increasingly popular economy basic, AKA economy minus, but also certain fare codes that can increase or decrease your ability to be upgraded, your ability to get the ticket refunded, and your ability to accrue status-qualifying miles.
Within a block of economy tickets with the same amenities, there might still be several different fare codes, each with different prices. The logic here is that leisure travelers, who are more price-sensitive but also more time-flexible, plan further ahead and will buy the tickets from the lower-priced buckets, leaving only the higher-priced tickets for business travelers, who often book later and don’t mind paying a little more for exactly what they want.
As such, for any economy ticket on an airline, there are always a couple of codes to prefer, and a couple to avoid. Naturally, fare codes are not standard across airlines. That would make too much sense. I’m going to use United and American as examples, but you’ll have to learn the fare codes for your airline if it’s not one of these two.
“Full-Fare Economy” codes, which are fully refundable, sometimes accrue qualifying miles at a rate of 150% or even 200% of actual mileage, and come with a high likelihood or even a guarantee for upgrades into the business class cabin if there’s space. These are codes Y and B on both United and American, and also some—but not all—W codes on American.
“Deep Discount Economy” and “Basic Economy” codes, which are non-refundable and often non-changeable, come with no likelihood of upgrade, often restrict other benefits like seat selection, and accrue 0% to 50% of the miles. United’s are Z, P, S, T, K, L, G and N, American’s are G, N, S, Q, O and B. At the end of the day, this is another place where the minor benefit of having a higher likelihood of upgrade or the marginal cost does not outweigh more important considerations like the timing of a flight or the aircraft it’s on. Unless you’re actively gunning for a status level, or need a refundable flight, choose the flight first, and then try and get the best fare code you can.
All of this is easier said than done. Shopping on value and not price is strangely hard for a lot of people, myself included, because of some basic ways our brains work. We have a hard time imagining ourselves in the future, and so we book 6AM flights with long layovers on bad carriers with worse aircraft, and when we start looking at flights that aren’t the absolute cheapest, loss aversion kicks in hard — TWO HUNDRED WHOLE DOLLARS? NO WAY! I’D RATHER BE MISERABLE!
Now you is fine with future you being miserable, sure, but future you won’t like it very much. Be nice to future you: decide ahead of time what your comfort is worth. By doing this, you build it value shopping into your decision-making process ahead of time, and there’s no hemming and hawing over which flight to choose. Again, my personal rule is that per round trip, it’s worth up to $150 plus $25 per hour of additional travel time saved to buy the best flight available. Your number maybe be a little higher or lower, but pick one and stick with it.


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Find the best activities, restaurants and things to do in Highgate, United Kingdom. Explore Highgate travel guide before you plan your trip here. When planning a trip to Highgate, make sure you visit its near-by prime city of Liverpool. Attractions in Liverpool include Museum Of Science And Industry, The Lowry, The Village. To reach Highgate, hop on a flight to airport which is the nearest major Liverpool John Lennon Airport. A holiday in Highgate can generally be of 1-2 days.
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Casino Trip / Pubs / Night Life in Michigan
A-1 Airport Car offers exclusive transports to your favourite pubs, casinos and nightlife spots all over Michigan. We give you a chauffeur driven car so that you arrive in style and also provide you a safe drop back to your home, hotel or any other destination. This way you can drink and dine without worrying to drive home back.
Nightlife is “electric” in Michigan downtown. The urban areas are really live and happening and people like to enjoy their evening with quality dining and luxurious playing in casinos. Here are a few major night life hotspots, casinos and dining pubs for you to have a good night out in Michigan.
The 3 Major Casinos - MGM Grand, Motor City & Greektown Casinos
MGM Grand Casino is the first casino resort and hotel featuring 400 luxury suits and features over 90 table games, 4500 of the latest slots and video poker, premier poker room and three signature restaurants to delight your sensory cravings.
The Motor City Casino Hotel features Four Diamond Award-winning restaurants, a relaxing spa and an intimate theatre. A very popular casino hotel amongst local businessmen and corporate who’s who.
At Greektown Casino-Hotel, the nightlife just abounds in the downtown area. a massive 100,000 square feet of gaming space featuring 2,600 slots, 60 table games and the largest Poker Room in Detroit. It is a 30-story tall hotel with plush guest rooms and luxury suites with a modern design. The blue radiant windows opffer stunning views of downtown Detroit, the Detroit River and Canada. The Bistro 555 restaurant, Shotz Sports Bar offer International Buffet for cuisine from Mexican to American to Chinese. It is also well surrounded by more than 20 restaurants in the Greektown Entertainment District.
The other noticeable casinos in Michigan are Kewadin Casino in Alger, Lansing, Mackinac and Chippewa. The Gun Lake Casino at Allegan, FireKeepers Casino in Battle Creek, Bay Mills Resort & Casino, Kings Club Casino and Chippewa. The Four Winds Hartford Casino in Hartford and Caesar Casino in Windsor, Ontario are amongst the most visited in the list.
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The people of British Columbia (BC) have intimate ties with the lay of the land. Water, mountains, and forests are dominant features of the landscape of Canada’s westernmost province. The cultural identity of its inhabitants blossomed in fertile valleys and coastlines. Vancouver, a major metropolis in BC, is hailed as one of the top cities in the world that fosters a high quality of life. Vancouver is a popular starting point for adventures in BC’s three reserves and four national parks. Coastlines, rainforests, lakes, and snowy slopes bring travelers to British Columbia with hopes of unbridled escapades. Discover areas of this Canadian province you haven’t explored. Read about the best resorts in British Columbia, Canada.
Whistler’s Olympic Park was the 2010 Winder Olympics venue. Near the village and the local skiing mecca is Resort Fairmount Chateau Whistler. Be the envy of your friends once you book a lovely room at the base of Blackcomb Peak and minutes away from established skiing runs. Upper Village and its chalet homes are just 10 minutes away on foot, which makes Fairmount Chateau the best place for a ski-in/ski-out vacation in British Columbia. Enjoy upscale dining, entertainment, and wellness facilities, and never leave without spending time in the Eucalyptus steam rooms.
Tofino is along the tip of Esowista Peninsula of Vancouver Island off the British Columbia mainland. It’s a district that welcomes surfers, anglers, and campers in the summer. In the winter, the natural hot springs and stormy seas satisfy curious travelers. If adventures on the open water are on your mind, book a coveted at Tofino Resort + Marina at the heart of town. The hotel’s private marina on Clayoquot Sound has seen many fishing charter send-offs and received exhilarated tourists back from whale watching. The resort is near Pacific Rim National Park and is known for its modern lodgings, excellent seafood, and steak dinners.
Tofino Resort + Marina
Address: 634 Campbell Street
Gift shop On-site parking Packed lunches WiFi available in all areas Cashless payment available Shared stationery such as printed menus, magazines, pens, and paper removed Security alarm Guest accommodation sealed after cleaning
Incredibly relaxing views of the ocean from your comfortable bed—that’s what a typical day is like at Tigh-Na-Mara Seaside Spa Resort. The resort is enclosed in forested lands and offers a tranquil escape from the busy mainland. This wellness center is a stone’s throw from Rathtrevor Beach, one of the two sought-after sandy beaches in Parksville. There’s enough sand on Parksville beaches to make a thousand sandcastles. This city in Vancouver Island holds an annual sandcastle building competition in the summer. Make whimsical creations in between swimming, tennis bouts, and cocktails. Let nature enfold you from all sides at Tigh-Na-Mara Seaside Spa Resort.
This resort lets you enjoy your coffee by the harbor and savor a million-dollar view. Located in Victoria on Vancouver Island, the resort is near the bustling center of BC’s capital city. Victoria’s vibrant nightlife and gourmet dining scene are minutes away. You may also choose to go to the onsite restaurant for regional dishes served on the patio by the sea. There is a water taxi stop at the hotel’s location, which is a doorway to exploring the harbor more intimately. Since your well-appointed rooms let you rest peacefully at the end of the day, find time to go around and visit the historic buildings of Victoria, “The Garden City.”
Brentwood Bay is a small village north of Victoria. Brentwood Bay Resort & Spa is proud of its world-class facilities for diving, kayaking, and eco-tours of the Saanich Peninsula. Guests also have access to the hotel’s marina. Luxury amenities include a full-service spa, hot tub for adults, and a state-of-the-art gym. You can sit contentedly watching the harbor and pastoral scenery in the hotel’s restaurant. Go for a different type of experience at the hotel’s pub. Set in a rural setting, the pastoral views soften the ultra-modern facade of the hotel.
The Gulf Islands on the Strait of Georgia have plenty of local attractions for artists, nature lovers, and history buffs alike. If your main agenda is cozying up in a villa after spending the day hiking and fishing, then you’re welcome to stay at Poets Cove Resort and Spa. The resort is located on Bedwell Harbor in South Pender Island, which is known for white shell beaches and lovely coves. The sub-Mediterranean climate lets you enjoy the outdoor pool and hot tub after a scenic walk along nearby trails. Take advantage of world-class spa treatments and exclusive marina access at Poets Cove Resort & Spa.
Harrison Hot Springs is a lovely village of mineral springs, mountain trails, and lakeside escapades. Along the coast of Harrison Lake is the ideal accommodation for pleasure-seekers. No need to go far to soak in the area’s famed hot springs. Harrison Hot Springs Resort & Spa’s indoor hot pools are at your service. For high-octane ventures on the lake, head to the hotel’s marina and check out available powerboat rentals. At night, dress up a little for a few drinks at Islands Bar, and see the lake shimmering under the moonlight. Harrison Hot Springs is a spot off the beaten track east of Vancouver.
The trail maps and ski runs of Whistler and Blackcomb will keep you occupied for hours. You can take on a handful of trails to disconnect from the world and book a fantastic room at the same time. For easy access to both the village and the mountain wilderness, stay at The Westin Resort and Spa. Keep warm in front of a fireplace in the privacy of rooms with a mountain view. Relax in the bathtub for a few minutes. The hotel’s spa and wellness center can offer other remedies for your tired muscles. Golfers need only to cross over to the Gold Course Driving Range to get back into form.
This resort promises guests large, well-appointed rooms with wood furniture and views of lush surroundings. This hotel in Salmon Arm is surrounded by the beautiful scenery around Shuswap Lake. The city has been lauded as one of the best places to live not only in British Columbia, but also in all of Canada. When you dine at the resort’s restaurant, stay a while longer on the terrace to view the lake. The staff will provide you with bicycles if you want to see Salmon Arm’s physical beauty up close.
Prestige Harbourfront Resort; BW Premier Collection
Address: 251 Harbourfront Drive Northeast
Non-smoking rooms Sun terrace Non-smoking throughout Restaurant WiFi available in all areas Cashless payment available Contactless check-in/check-out Safety deposit box
Whistler’s Upper Village is an alpine area about 10 minutes from the main village. You can take a shuttle and look for Blackcomb Way. That’s where you’ll find Four Seasons Resort Whistler, which, as the name suggests, is open year-round. The hotel welcomes skiers in the winter and hikers in the summer. Whatever your itinerary may be, the hotel will offer a luxurious room with alpine views. Add an entry for the daily wine reception offered by Four Seasons Resort Whistler on your daily calendar.
Four Seasons Resort Whistler
Address: 4591 Blackcomb Way
Pets allowed WiFi available in all areas Hiking Cycling Shuttle service (free) Ironing service Contactless check-in/check-out Linens, towels and laundry washed in accordance with local authority guidelines
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The Pacific province is wild at heart, and there are about 40,000 islands to visit. That’s already two reasons to visit British Columbia. When you take on new adventures in this Canadian province, remember that you can rely on BC’s best resorts and hotels to keep you safe and warm.
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Some of our readers sometimes like to have some inside juice on great places to stay in North Cyprus, and whilst we are in the business of informing, it’s just that from time to time its hard to let go of those things which we wish to keep to ourselves! Balcı Plaza in Yenierenköy is one of those places, but it would be unfair not to tell everyone wouldn’t it! Also Hassan, the proud owner would be upset with us too! Whilst thinking of what to write, thoughts initially came up with great beach, fantastic food and sleeping under a sunshade all day, but we have dug deep to pad it all out for you!
So you are looking at where to go for your well deserved and anticipated, sun drenched summer holiday? Well let us tempt you with some very good reasons why you might well consider taking your holiday in North Cyprus!
1 – Beaches
The beaches in North Cyprus can cater for all your tastes and preferences. If your preference is solitude then take your pick of the beautiful stretches of beach dotted all along the North Cyprus coastline. [Read more...]
If you are thinking of taking the plunge, getting hitched, tying the knot or making it ‘official’ so to speak, then there are places of romance all over the world where you can do so, but a great option and perhaps possibly the only option, being the birthplace of Aphrodite, would be North Cyprus! Add to that the sunshine, the stunningly scenic and panoramic backdrops and you can’t go far wrong!
To get the legalities over and done with first – all marriages are legal and legitimate internationally so it doesn’t matter if you come from such places as the UK, Russia, Canada, America or the rest of Europe, you can legally wed here in North Cyprus. [Read more...]
A nice little treat for most of us are the cheap goodies we can buy coming in and out of North Cyprus! Note that there are limitations on what you can bring in and what you can take out however, (taking out is more relevant for the country you are travelling back to!).
When arriving into Ercan airport which serves North Cyprus you are currently allowed to bring in: -
Ever fancied taking to the skies, floating on the thermals or just want to see a different view of North Cyprus than you have before? Why not take the opportunity to try your hand at paragliding which has become the most exciting way to see the breathtaking views that the island has to offer! [Read more...]
If you’re thinking about renting a villa for your holiday, or perhaps you’re thinking about a long-term rental to see if North Cyprus is the place for you if you’re considering relocating to the Mediterranean, then you can be assured that there is plenty of choice out there to suit everyone’s requirements.
From pretty fishing villages, untouched harbours, magnificent mountains, crusader castles, year round sunshine, sandy beaches, hidden coves, wild flowers, rare wildlife, delicious cuisine to some of the friendliest most genuine people on earth…North Cyprus has it all. And it also has a wealth of quality rental accommodation in which you can stay and enjoy the delights of the island.
For families there are holiday villas big enough to accommodate large parties, all have their own private pool and gardens so that everyone can enjoy plenty of outdoor space. This gives the luxury of having your own private pool to float around in all day, being able to dine al fresco from your own barbeque and have views of sea and mountains to die for!
There are also smaller rental properties for smaller parties, couples and retirees who would like some seclusion, peace and quiet. If you are not too concerned about the privacy and seclusion side of things you also have the choice of renting apartments with access to a communal pool.
If you are thinking about renting a property for your holiday in North Cyprus then think about what you want from your holiday – perhaps you might like to experience a variety of nightlife, be close to all the local amenities such as restaurants, music venues, shops etc., or to be by the sea or in the mountains, in the centre of town, or to be in the middle of nowhere! Perhaps you might also want to be close to the golf courses and diving schools? Your choices will guide the accommodation you select of course…
If you would prefer to be close to the action then you might consider renting in Kyrenia or the nearby towns of Karaoğlanoğlu, Ozanköy, Zeytinlik or Alsancak, all a short drive from the centre of town. Kyrenia is home to the world famous Kyrenia harbour and enjoys the stunning backdrop of the Kyrenia Mountains. You’ll find many dining opportunities in the town, a host of pubs, bars, late night music and dancing venues. Lapta is another good option having its own nightlife and also daytime entertainment meaning you might not feel the need to venture anywhere else!
If you want to stay in the Famagusta region, but not within the city, then the pretty harbour town of Boğaz, with its restaurants and bars make it an ideal place for renting as there are a number of properties near to the coastline. If you venture even further afield then you will also find properties to rent nearer to the Karpaz such as some in Kumyalı, a great base if you want to go exploring the peninsula.
For the world famous views of Bellapais Abbey consider the towns of Ozanköy and Bellapais which in themselves are great villages to stay in. For golf and beaches, consider villas in Esentepe, and for the best diving choose anywhere from Kyrenia out to Lapta in the west! If you want a mountain retreat then maybe see if you can rent a house in Edremit, or Karaman (Karmi), where you will find more individual and quaint village property rentals.
Villa rental accommodation in North Cyprus tends generally to be of a high quality; if any particular facilities are essential for your personal holiday enjoyment then ensure the properties you consider offer these. From hot tubs and swimming pools to sea views and beach access, from satellite TV and home entertainment to fully equipped kitchens – everything you could wish for is available if you find the right property.
Another major plus for renting a villa for your holiday in Northern Cyprus is that prices are amongst the most competitive in the Mediterranean, with the additional bonus that rental companies base their prices in sterling so that you don’t get caught out with fluctuations in exchange rates when booking.
In the not too distant past hire cars were really the only way of seeing a lot of the island, and not much has changed! To be able to have the freedom to explore North Cyprus, it’s always nicer to do it on your steam and to a schedule that suits you. Hiring a car is obviously one of the best options available so that you are not restricted.
However, there are some organised sightseeing trips and walking tours that your hotel or holiday village will be happy to help you arrange, and there are regular mini-bus (dolmush) services between all the major towns and regions, but these options may not be flexible enough for you.
Firstly we will admit to perhaps using the phrase ‘eco-tourism’ a little too freely – however, there really are many ventures in North Cyprus which do try their utmost to offer the environmentally aware visitor a more eco-friendly type of holiday!
Whilst the rise of the 5 star hotel resort seems to be pretty much the dominant force at present on the island, there are major efforts to boost offerings for visitors who wish to experience a more traditional type of existence whilst on holiday. Projects often funded by the government, grants and aid from the European Union as well as NGO organisation assistance and expertise are already forcing the issue with some success.
When it comes to choosing the best accommodation in North Cyprus suited to your own requirements and tastes, take a look at this article which gives food for thought on the individual suitability of available accommodation. There are so many different types of accommodation from 5 star to 1 star, holiday villages, budget accommodation and guesthouses, that you should have no trouble in finding what you need.
Starting with luxury hotels, you may have a problem in deciding which one to choose! Classic, modern, themed, opulent are just a few of the words we can use to describe some of them, and you will not be disappointed as we can safely say that they are first class. With new players coming into the game on a regular basis, you are spoilt for choice. See our selection of luxury hotels for some ideas.
During the holiday season hotels and holiday villages will lay on activities and fun days for children, and many have designated pools and facilities for them to spend hours being entertained in. You can also feel completely at ease with leaving your little devils to make new friends and in the hands of the hotel staff who will make sure that your children are always safe and well looked after.


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This hotel is centrally located in Bur Dubai, Suitable for both business and leisure clients.
The Hotel has good sized apartments with 28 units of two bedroom units and 42 units of one bedroom unit, all of them having a full sized kitchen.
This hotel apartment has one restaurant which servers all meals, breakfast, lunch and dinner to the in-house guest.
This hotel is a modern structure, beige colour building.
This hotel has a small sized lobby with wooden finish and sitting good enough for individual guest.
Al Shams Plaza Hotel Apartments give you the warmth and comfort of home and the quality you expect from a business hotel or a holiday home.


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For your added security, this property Oak Beach Retreat is only managed in Australia and we never request payments be made to overseas bank accounts.
The Oak Beach Retreat is beautifully situated at 14 Oak Beach Road, Oak Beach, Queensland, Australia, just a few minutes South of Port Douglas and literally a 20 second walk to palm fringed Oak Beach.
A totally relaxing modern tropical styled large home. Light and spacious...surrounded by wide decking overlooking the rainforest and pool, and within metres of the golde...n sands of pristine Oak Beach. Upstairs the fully equipped kitchen with high quality modern appliances including dishwasher and living area can be found. Here the master king bedroom with ensuite and additional single bed is located. Plus an air-conditioned living room with comfy sofas, widescreen TV (Austar), DVD, VCR and complimentary broadband internet.
Downstairs two further bedrooms, the queen bedroom with additional single futon opening to beautiful swimming pool and a private courtyard equipped with soft lighting for a romantic evening space, plus its own bathroom facilities. A poolside, purpose build pavillion equipped with BBQ creates an ideal setting for outdoor dining. The 3rd bedroom features a double and a single bed. There is also a double sofa bed in the brand new media room.
Relax in a private saltwater swimming pool while enjoying the gardens by day and stargazing at night. Take a dip in the clear blue ocean waters and enjoy the warm sands of peaceful Oak Beach.
Oak Beach is known as the place to get away while you get away. With just one small strip of homes facing a private palm-fringed beach.
Oak Beach has quietly become the playground and retreat of Far North Queensland's most discerning visitors.
Perfect for Family Vacation
Being a great holiday house at amazing value, the Oak Beach Retreat is your tropical vacation paradise. Exactly what vacations are supposed to be!
3 spacious bedrooms
Comfortable Sofa Bed In Lounge Room
Additional Single Mattresses Available For Children Wishing To Sleep In Parent’s Room
Left on 01/07/2014 for a stay in January 2014 | Rafael
What a lovely house and helpful local manager. Booking team were great too. Thanks so much for making our vacation so memorable. The location is an absolute dream so close to a peaceful beach.
Nice big house close to beach
Left on 01/05/2014 for a stay in December 2013 | Francisco
Big house that fitted us as well as the inlaws. The beach walk is right across the road and the beach is beautiful. Very peaceful and tropical holiday but still within easy access to everything you need. Really enjoyed our stay thank you. Guy was helpful and astrid and her team were great.
Left on 09/17/2013 for a stay in September 2013 | Joe R.
Really nice house and well equipped with everything we could have needed. The beach walk is right across the road and we spend a lot of time with the kids building sand castles and having the usual beach fun. Pool is beautiful and there is a hut next to the pool with outdoor settings where we had several great Bbqs.
Left on 03/09/2013 for a stay in March 2013 | Elise Adams
I could not ask for more. The house had everything! Huge rooms, very well sanitized and maintained, quiet environment, nicely decorated interior and lovely facade, private saltwater swimming pool and much more. The booking staff and local manager were friendly and accommodating. Overall, we had a wonderful time spending our first holiday of the year at the Oak Beach Retreat. I would highly recommend the house to all my friends.
The best holiday destination
Left on 02/25/2013 for a stay in February 2013 | Janet Stevens
Staying at Oak Beach Retreat was a great experience. We liked how it is privately situated. It's complete will all the things we needed such as good quality linen, washing machine, kitchen utensils, and much more. The outdoor dining area was a great place to be while having delicious meals. The property has a very nice ambiance and it is the best place to visit for anyone of you who wants to have a perfect holiday. Amazing house, great location, and good value for money.
Best holiday we have ever had
Left on 07/21/2012 for a stay in July 2012 | Lilly Gouran
We choose the Oak Beach Retreat for our family holiday and from the moment we booked everything ran smoothly. Astrid and her team were an absolute pleasure to deal with. Guy met us on arrival and we received a warm welcome. He looked after anything we needed throughout our stay. The pool was amazing and Bbqs in the pool side cabana hut with the family is something we will remember for a long time. A few metre stroll and we were on the beach. Wow what a beach! The whole house is spacious and well equipped. We will be back again soon! Thanks so much for making our time as a family a special one. Our holidays are sacred and we are so glad we found this place!!
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Do you love customer service and creating memorable experiences for others? We have an amazing product, a forward-thinking management team, and a desire to be the best while having fun, taking legendary care of our guests, and producing bottom line results.
Hyatt House Sterling/Dulles Airport-North is your perfect extended stay hotel in Sterling, VA very close to Dulles Airport. This is about 27 miles from Washington, DC and at least a one hour drive.


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Also known as
- Siegel Slots
- Siegel Slots Hotel
- Siegel Slots Hotel Las Vegas
- Siegel Slots Las Vegas
Some facilities may have restricted access. Guests can contact the property for details using the contact information on the booking confirmation.
This property does not have elevators.
You’ll be asked to pay the following charges at check in or check out:
- Tourism fee: USD 1.95 per accommodation, per night
Deposit: USD 25.00 per stay
- Energy surcharge: USD 2.95 per accommodation per night
- Resort fee: USD 0.00 per accommodation, per night
Resort fee inclusions:
- Pool access
- Laundry facilities
- Self parking
Inclusions may be listed elsewhere on the page as free or for a surcharge.
Pets are allowed for an extra charge of USD 10.00 per pet, per day
WiFi is available in guestrooms for USD 4-7 per night (rates may vary)
WiFi is available in public areas for USD 4-7 per day (rates may vary)
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.


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Planning a vacation or business trip but having a hard time finding someone to catsit your feline? How About giving your cat a nice holiday? A 35-bedroom cattery near Kuala Lumpur is offering to care and pamper your pet while you are away. Catzonia is the latest cat boarding and grooming to open that prioritize the comfort and safety. It is also the first five-star hotel for cats around the world. The world’s first luxury cat hotel has grooming and spa services, VIP rooms and a dating service for female cats.
Catzonia in Damansara has feline-loving and professional staff besides luxurious accommodation and amenities. Owners have nothing to worry about while their pet is taking a grand holiday as the cattery offers an environment that feels like home. The cat will be hugged and cuddled followed by play sessions with other cat guests so they won’t feel lonely. After all, the cats are on a holiday so they should also meet other felines to make their vacation even more memorable.
Concerning the rooms, the hotel offers four types of accommodation with the most luxurious the VVIC or Very Very Important Cat room priced at $38 per night. The 35-square foot luxurious VVIC room can accommodate up to 10 adult cats and it even comes with a mini-playground, separate toilet, and three “king” sized beds. The not so very important rooms can accommodate three to seven cats, comes with either a “single”, “double”, or “queen” sized bed and three gourmet meals and cleaning sessions per day. Some of the regular type rooms have shower facility and even Wi-Fi, but definitely, all rooms come with air-conditioning. Both VIC and VVIC rooms also have CCTV system, which allows anxious owners to monitor their pets using a phone app. The hotel also offers grooming services like manicure, blow-drying, and treatment that get rid of fleas and cure cat’s skin problems.
The owners can leave their pets for three hours to a year. The regular rooms priced at RM 25 per night.


text: I lived in Barcelona for 6 years and visited this hotel frequently. Recently I had the change to again visit this property on two separate trips this month. The hotels rooms, lobby and food continue to be magnificent. The staff however, was the star. The staff at this Melia provided exceptional service.


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We have the largest variety of cabins in the immediate Flagstaff area. Cabins vary from a cozy one-bedroom cabin made for two, to a Hogan-style cabin large enough to accommodate sixteen people.
All of our cabins include wood-burning stoves/fireplaces, fully furnished kitchens/kitchenettes, outdoor BBQ grills, and much more. Dogs are always welcome (excluding Bed & Breakfast suites and Cabin #5, some restrictions may apply). Please also take a moment to view our Holiday Rates if you plan to visit us during those times. Rates are subject to change due to special events, such as NAU Graduation, NAU Homecoming and NAU Family Weekend and all minimum stay requirements apply.
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The 5 days Congo Nile trail is an exceptional package taking you for cycling through the rolling hills of Rwanda with spectacular views of lake Kivu, national parks, kigali city and the beautiful sceneries of local communities. The Nile trail follows rocky dirty roads winding up to the numerous hills connecting Gisenyi to kamembe. You will have several stopovers at local shops, guesthouse and camping sites. The trip starts in Gisenyi ending in kamembe.
Day 1: Gisenyi to Kinunu
Day 2: Kinunu to Kibuye
Day 3: Kibuye to Mugonero
Day 4: Mugonero to Kibogora
Day 5: Kibogora to kamembe
Day 1: Gisenyi to Kinunu
This is the first day of cycling. After a morning breakfast, set off from Gisenyi roughly 41 kilometers to kinunu. You will ride on the steepest elevation, which will take you roughly 5 to 6 hours. Dinner and overnight at Kinunu guesthouse.
Day 2: Kinunu to Kubuye
Have breakfast, and setoff for kibuye. This is quite a strenuous and taxing ride through the hilly ridges, which spread over Kibuye. Expect to ride for 50 kilometers, which will last for roughly 5 to 8 hours ride. Diner and overnight at Home Saint Jean.
Day 3: Kibuye to Mugonero
After a morning breakfast, get on to your bikes and set of for Mugonero which is roughly 35 kilometers from kibuye. This day is a short and less tiring since it does not include highest elevation. The ride takes you 2- 5 hours on an average speed. Dinner and overnight at L’Esparance Guesthouse.
Day 4: Mugonero to Kibogora
On this day, you will ride descending to the lake kivu roughly 144o meters down after which you will ride back to 1750 meters above the sea level. The ride ascending is roughly 10 kilometers. Dinner and overnight at Kibogora guesthouse
Day 5: Kibogora to Kamembe.
This is the last day of riding. Have breakfast and ride approximately 54 kilometers on a tamarck road to kamembe. This ride is less strenuous with minor hills, which make it easy to ride through. It will take you 5 to 6 hours reaching in the early evening. Dinner and overnight at Peace Guest House.
You are reminded to bring a camera, rain jacket, enough drinking water and sunscreen for a memorable experience.
End of the safari
Included in this tour package;
• Gorilla & Chimps Permits
• Ugandan visa fees
• Park Ranger Fees
• Relevant Government Taxes
• Full Board Accommodation
• Full time English speaking Driver/Guide
• Ground Transportation by a 4×4 safari vehicle
• Airport transfer, as long as your flight is on the same day on which the safari ends.
• Visa Fees for Rwanda
• Personal Insurance
• Expenses of personal nature such as; drinks, tips, laundry, telephone, cigarettes, accommodation & meals not indicated in the itinerary and optional activities..
A 7 days Gorilla trekking in Volcanoes National Park,the home of mountain gorillas in Rwanda. This is the best trip for primates enthusiasts!
Enjoy gorilla trekking in both countries – Rwanda & Uganda. Do not miss golden monkeys tracking in either Mgahinga or Volcanoes national parks.
Gorilla safari to Uganda’s Bwindi national park and wildlife viewing along the Kazinga channel and on a game drive in Queen Elizabeth national park.
The 6 Days Uganda Gorilla safari takes you to Bwindi national park, Kibale national park for chimps trekking & Murchison falls national park for an amaizing view of the water falls.
Adventurous taking you to see Uganda’s prime National parks like Queen Elizabeth for wildlife, Bwindi for gorilla tours, Kibale for Chimps
A Grand Safari in Uganda that includes Uganda Culture, Gorilla Trekking,chimps trekking, Murchison falls & Lake Mburo tour. This is one of the most rewarding trip offering much to see in less time!
Explore DR Congo for gorilla trekking in Virunga National park; go hiking Nyiragongo Volcano and track gorillas again in Volcanoes, Rwanda.
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Gorilla Trek Africa makes sure all our clients stay at the most relaxed during a safari with us,in clean and highly rated safari establishment in the different destinations Uganda, Rwanda, Kenya, Tanzania, Burundi and DR Congo.
Hotels we use in Kigali
Our preferred high end hotels in Kigali are Serena Kigali Hotel, Gorillas Golf Hotel and Mille Collines Hotel, In the mid-range category we have The Garr hotel and Lemigo Hotel.
Serena Kigali Hotel
Five star hotel in Kigali built around a polished granite atrium, showcasing the very best of Rwandese cultural art. Elegant hotel featuring an executive lounge and bar
Gorillas Golf Hotel
Hotel gorillas is a Five star hotel situated within Kigali city. The charming establishment comprises of 31 fully furnished rooms, a cozy bar & restaurant and a swimming pool.
Mille Collines Hotel
Located in Kigali, the historical hotel offers exceptional comfort to all its clients. Elegantly furnished rooms and suites with a mix of traditional and contemporary handicrafts and art.
The Garr hotel
Located in Kigali, Garr hotel with beautiful and comfortable rooms featuring room service, phone facilities, hot water, airport pickup on request, Internet, laundry and drying cleaning services.
Five to Five Hotel Kigali
Beautiful hotel for all types of travellers offering visitors high quality comfort and very clean Rwanda hospitality. Centrally situated in Kigali city, just 3 minuted drive from the Kigali international airport and hence a very convinient accommodation in Kigali.
Hotels we use in Volcanoes National Park
In this park, we have Gorilla Nest Lodge, Mountain Gorilla View Lodge in the High end category. In the mid-range are the Le Bamboo Lodge and La Palme Hotel. In Budget Hotel Muhabura
Gorilla Nest lodge
Situated along the foothills of the Virunga Volcano. The Lodge comprises of 2 cottages accommodating 4 guests in two large bedrooms each with a king size bed.
Mountain Gorilla View Lodge
The lodge comprises of 30 cottages built on 4 acres of land on the slopes of Mt Sabinyo. The cottages are made of stone and thatch with en-suite facilities.
Le Bambou Gorilla Lodge
Le Bambou Gorilla lodge is located in Rwanda’s Northern province, in Volcanoes National park – comprising of 9 comfortable self contained Bandas and a one family cottage.
La Palme Hotel
Three stars Hotel, located in Musanze City; offering Luxurious accommodation to business and Leisure tourists to Musanze. An exceptional dining experience awaits you.
3 Star hotel situated 10 km from Volcanoe NP with 48 fully furnished rooms & 4 elegant suites with an intimate atmosphere to make clients comfortable. Located in Musanze district.
Nyungwe Forest national park
Nyungwe Forest has limited range of accommodations. Our preferred luxury lodge is the magnificent and award winning Nyungwe Forest Lodge. In the mid-range we have Nyungwe Top View Lodge.
Nyungwe Forest Lodge
Nyungwe Forest Lodge is a 5 star hotel offering you supreme comfort and style amongst the rolling hills of Rwanda.Boasting twenty-two spacious villa rooms and two luxurious suites
Nyungwe Top View Lodge
Nyungwe Top View Hill Hotel is located on the edge of Nyungwe Forest National Park. The property offers a total of 12 comfortable cottages featuring a welcome fireplace for cooler winter evenings.
Accommodations we use in Lake Kivu
At Lake Kivu, our high end choice of lodge is Lake Kivu Serena Lodge. In the mid-range section is Paladise Malahide, Hotel Gorillas Lake Kivu and Palm Beach Hotel, among others.
Lake Kivu Serena Lodge
Located on the white sandy shores of Lake Kivu, the hotel is overlooking its own private beach and offers; 66 luxury rooms, executive suites and family accommodation, a panoramic restaurant.
Paradise Malahide is a charming and friendly guesthouse with 10 rooms – and 4 apartments. It’s well run, and with great food and a lovely location we think it’s excellent value for money.
Hotel Gorillas Lake Kivu
Gorillas Lake Kivu Hotel is located in the town of Gisenyi at the northern end of Lake Kivu in Rwanda. Very comfortable room, good swimming pool area garden area is very relaxing Staff are friendly.
Safari lodges we use in Akagera
In Akagera national park, we use Ruzizi tented camp for high end and Akagera game lodge for budget.
Ruzizi tented camp
The Ruzizi Tented Lodge, a 14-bed tented eco-camp. Ruzizi is built on the shores of Lake Ihema, Rwanda’s second largest lake, tucked away in a tract of unique riverine forest.
Akagera game lodge
Akagera Game Lodge is located in Eastern Province; about 2 hours drive from Kigali. The Akagera Game Lodge has an attractive setting on a ridge overlooking Lake Ihema.


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Location, staff and comfort!! 5-8 minutes walking from the trevi fountain right next to barberini. Super cute and comfortable rooms and decent sized too. Miranda was very helpful and kind throughout the stay. The suites are centrally located within easy walking reach of everything you’d want to see. Perfect location and perfect stay. Couldn’t have asked for anything better! Would definitely recommend anyone visiting to stay here!
the location was perfect! Also, the receptionist was very helpful and kind!
i was disappointed not only about the size of the room or the inadequate cleanliness, but most of them about the photos, that i saw when i booked it, that were not representative of the actual situation of the room. Moreover, you could actually hear and "feel" everything!
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We made it clear from the start that we had a baby with us and were promised‘baby friendly’ I asked for a cot, kettle and microwave. I was told no microwave but there rest was ok. I was told there would be a kettle in my room, there was not and was no access to hot water. We were unable to make bottles for our daughter. The bed we got the first night had no mattress instead it had a duvet at the bottom which would have suffocated our child. She had to sleep in our bed. They did get us a proper mattress the next night. We were told there was a lift but it was absolutely tiny and couldn’t fit our buggy. Also to get to the lift you first had to climb a flight of stairs. We never seen any staff there. I could contact a girl via WhatsApp but that was it. We ran out of toilet paper as they didn’t restock and there was no one there to give us any. Bed was uncomfortable and the room was full of mosquitoes. ‘Garden view’ means you look out on to an abandoned concrete ground and about 100 other apartments. Very noisy at night, there is obviously a nightclub nearby that goes on until all hours. The location was good and it was reasonably priced but you can find much better places in Rome.
A stay at Avignonesi Suites - Daplace Collection places you in the heart of Rome, steps from Via Veneto and Piazza Barberini. Featured amenities include multilingual staff, luggage storage, and an elevator. A roundtrip airport shuttle is available for a surcharge.
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Avignonesi Suites - Daplace Collection is located at Via degli Avignonesi, 5 in Historical Center, 0.4 miles from the center of Rome. Fontana di Trevi is the closest landmark to Avignonesi Suites - Daplace Collection.
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Check-in time is 2:00 PM and check-out time is 10:30 AM at Avignonesi Suites - Daplace Collection.
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Yes, Avignonesi Suites - Daplace Collection offers free Wi-Fi.
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The central Aqua Green Hotel And Resorts provides guests with 25 soundproof rooms as well as a free car park and a safe deposit box.
Aqua Green Hotel And Resorts lies 12 km away from Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium. There are a theme park and a zoo in the area.
The rooms in Aqua Green Hotel And Resorts are fitted with climate control, TV, a refrigerator, coffee/tea makers and a seating area. The rooms look on to the garden. They come with a dishwasher and a toaster as well as bathrooms with a bathtub, a shower and complimentary toiletries.
At the in-house restaurant guests can enjoy Chinese cuisine.
A 25-minute drive will take guests to Madras International (meenambakkam) airport.
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Stayed last night (saturday) the hotel reception was busy on arrival due to a wedding had to wait a long time to check in. Booked a suite as a special occasion. VERY DISAPPOINTED. The bathroom was very dated with mould around the shower and bath...More
Stayed Sunday 17th September. Check in quick and efficient, room good, had dinner and breakfast both very good, Staff friendly and helpful. Car park was free safe was also free, we would use this hotel again we found it good value for money .
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A warm family run Hotel, quietly situated close to the parc. 5 min. walk from Casino, theatre,
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Comfortable rooms most with balconies, delightful view, friendly relaxed atmosphere,all rooms with private facilities, direct dial
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Family rooms available sleeping up to 5, beds for children, breakfast buffet, private parking, all credit cards.
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Free! WiFi is available in all areas and is free of charge.
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Free! Pets are allowed on request. No extra charges.
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The ibis Saint Etienne La Terrasse hotel is on the northern fringe of Saint Etienne, 20 km from the airport, close to Mont Pilat, the gorges of the Loire, St Galmier and lake Grangent. 500 m from the Modern Art Museum, the hotel offers for booking 85 rooms with Wifi connection, including 2 for disabled guests. You can book 5 meeting rooms (250 persons). A restaurant, a bar, snacks 24/24 and closed pay parking are at your disposal. A golf course is just 3 km away.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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Elevators, Safe Deposit Box, Parking, Pets Allowed, Handicapped Rooms/Facilities, Adjoining Rooms, Wireless Internet Access, Outdoor Parking, Indoor Parking, Restaurant, Bath Tub, Wake-up Service, Television with Cable, TV, Satellite TV, Safe, No Smoking Rooms/Facilities, Meeting/Banquet Facilities, 24 Hour Security,
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Hotel Ozkaymak Marina Hotel 5
Description: Built in 1996, the beach complex OzkaymakMarina Hotel 5 occupies a green area on the second beach line of the Turkish resort Kemer. Nearby is a large entertainment park with nightclubs, a disco, a yacht marina, a promenade with many restaurants, a dolphinarium.
The convenient location of the hotel, close to shops and entertainment facilities, attracts tourists of all categories. This is the youth companies, families with children, and married couples.
Rooms: Among the 252 rooms there are standard, family, disabled rooms and presidential suites. All apartments have a balcony with views of the hotel or the sea.
Food: Ozkaymak Marina Hotel offers a type of service popular for beach hotels - "All Inclusive".
In the main restaurant guests are provided with foodfive times a day, from breakfast to night snacks at midnight. From 11 am to 5 pm in the Marina restaurant you can order soft drinks and light meals. From 5 to 6 pm in the cafeteria they offer tea or coffee with desserts.
Beach: 100 meters from the buildings of Ozkaymak Marina Hotel 5 there is a sand and pebble beach with free sunbeds and mattresses.
Additional Information: The hotel has good infrastructure and offers all the necessary services.
Near the main building there are three outdoor swimming pools with water slides. Another is near the second building. In addition, there is a heated indoor pool.
In Ozkaymak Marina Hotel 5 there is a shop, laundrywith a dry cleaning, a medical office, a luggage room, an exchange office, parking. Guests are offered rest in the sauna, Turkish bath, massage room, jacuzzi.
The service for children includes a shallow pool, high chairs in the restaurant hall, playgrounds and training sessions at the club.
The modern assembly hall is equipped with equipment for meetings, presentations and press conferences.
The hotel holds contests, quizzes and sports competitions in the afternoon, entertainment shows and music programs - in the evening.
Beach entertainment can be combined with walking around the city and sightseeing trips.
Digest: A successful location is one of the mainbenefits Ozkaymak Marina Hotel 5. Reviews of tourists say that the hotel is perfect for the lowly youth companies who came to Kemer to have fun. Located in the heart of the spa town, the Marina Hotel is at the very center of the nightlife.
The hotel offers abundant and delicious food,including both national treats, and generally accepted snacks. Throughout the day a variety of food is served: vegetables and fruits, sweets and pastries, meat and seafood dishes, soft and alcoholic drinks.
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Situated near monuments, a mosque and a museum the 5-star W Istanbul Hotel boasts designer rooms overlooking the forest. Occupying a 4-story modern building, the hotel was remodeled in 2011.
The hotel is set 1100 meters away from Yildiz Palace. The city center lies within 5 km from the venue.
Set next to restaurants, a stadium and a concert hall, this hotel also offers a nightclub, an outdoor swimming pool and a library on site.
Ataturk airport is 25 minutes' drive away from W Istanbul Hotel.
W Istanbul Hotel welcomes guests to take advantage of a mini bar, satellite TV, central heating, a fridge and a CD player supplied in the rooms. The rooms are appointed with en suite bathrooms and wooden furniture.
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Residents can have breakfast in the dining area. Different dishes of international cuisine are served at the restaurant. The cozy café bar features free Wi-Fi and a terrace. Guests will find the sushi bar Vogue within a 5-minute walk.
The hotel offers a continental breakfast at the price of EUR 20 per person per night.
You can start your day with a buffet breakfast, which costs EUR 30 per person per night.
The property offers allergy friendly rooms, a storage room and a hairdresser along with a business center, a meeting room and laptops.
The on-site beauty therapy, pedicure and massage will meet all guests' expectations. Such fitness options as fitness classes and a gym are available on site.
Wireless internet is available in the entire hotel for free.
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A 1 bedroom hotel suite for sale in a frontline resort with many touristic facilities.
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Fully functioning resort with pools
This ground floor, furnished apartment is an ideal investment opportunity being fully managed for owners. Melia Hotel, the largest resort operator, manages the property and guests are from its tour operators. Owners have 5 weeks of personal use and the remaining weeks are entered into the Melia Hotel rental scheme.
Dunas Beach Resort is a frontline resort in Santa Maria comprising of many communal pools, pool bars, tennis court, gym, spa, water slides pool, bars and restaurants.
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This boutique hotel/ guest house was the first place my friend and I got a good night's sleep in Peru!! The beds are extremely comfortable, and everything is clean, modern and high quality. We loved staying here. Upon our arrival, the lovely hosts greeted us like we were family they hadn't seen in years. Extremely kind, hospitable, and accommodating. We... More
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Ballarat Coachlines provides Ballarat bus hire and charter solutions tailored to your travel needs.
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Rúa Do Progreso, 31 (po-308), Sanxenxo, Galicia, Spain
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Hotel Cervantes Sanxenxo is located in Sanxenxo and features free Wi-Fi. It is ideally positioned for those wanting to visit the area's popular attractions.
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For questions about Hotel Cervantes and your reservation, contact the front desk directly at +34 986 720 700.
Yes, Hotel Cervantes has Wi-Fi available to hotel guests.
12:00. If you require a later check-out we advise discussing it with the front desk as soon as you’re able to. Check-in time is 15:00.