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The Vietnam Airlines Group, including Vietnam Airlines, Pacific Airlines and VASCO, will offer more than 2 million tickets on all domestic flights during the 2021 lunar New Year (Tet) holiday to meet increasing travel demand.
VOV.VN - Local airlines have initiated plans to restore the entire domestic flight network in June to meet the travel demand of passengers as the country moves past the novel coronavirus period.
Vietnam’s newest carrier Vietravel Airlines has delayed its plan to launch first flights due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
VOV.VN - National flag carrier Vietnam Airlines announced on December 12 that the airline is set to offer approximately 70,000 one-way air tickets at a price of VND199,000 to meet the increasing travel demand around the Lunar New Year period.
Hospitality group Thien Minh says it’s carrier KiteAir could lose VND350 billion ($15.07 million) in the first three years of operations.
The newest low-cost carrier Bamboo Airways’ on-time performance (OTP) rate reached 93.9 percent in the first nine months of this year, the highest among domestic airlines, according to the Civil Aviation Authority of Vietnam (CAAV).
Four airlines have offered their eight flight safety officers to the national aviation authority as more carriers enter the fray.
Airlines on September 16 opened ticket sales in the domestic routes for the coming Lunar New Year 2020.
Vietnam Airlines Group, encompassing the national flag carrier Vietnam Airlines, low-cost carrier Jetstar Pacific, and the Vietnam Air Services Company (VASCO), has opened sales of nearly 2 million tickets for domestic flights for the 2020 traditional Lunar New Year from January 9 to February 8.
Phu Quoc International Airport in the southern province of Kien Giang has been re-opened after being closed for many hours on August 9 due to severe inundation.
The on-time performance (OTP) rate of the five domestic airlines reached over 86 percent in May (April 19 – May 18), according to the Civil Aviation Authority of Vietnam (CAAV).
Over the past few years, Vietnam’s aviation market has been sustaining a two-digit growth rate, while the introduction of new airlines has also put high quality personnel in the industry on high demand.
Five domestic airlines has reported 4,232 delayed or cancelled flights, accounting for 15.9 percent of the total, from March 19 to April 18.
Minister of Transport Nguyen Van The has supported the upgrade and expansion of Co Ong airport in Con Dao island district, in the southern province of Ba Ria-Vung Tau.
VOV.VN - On February 15, Vietnam Air Services Company (VASCO), a subordinate company of the Vietnam Airlines Corporation opened the Vinh-Da Nang air route with the first flight coded OV8021.
Vietnam Air Services Company (VASCO) said that it will operate flights between Nghe An province’s Vinh city and Da Nang city from February 15.
The first commercial flight of Bamboo Airways officially took off at 6am on January 16.
Four domestic carriers namely Vietnam Airlines, Vietjet, Jetstar Pacific and the Vietnam Air Services Company (VASCO), reported a total of 39,632 delayed flights in 2018, representing 13.4% of their flights – a year-on-year increase of one percentage point.
The past year has witnessed unbelievably impressive results for Vietnam’s tourism industry, with a record 15.6 million international visitors and 80 million domestic tourists, and total tourism revenue of VND620 trillion (US$26.95 billion).
The Vietnam Air Services Company (Vasco) has adjusted flights between Ho Chi Minh City and Can Tho city, and Con Dao island in the southern coastal province of Ba Ria-Vung Tau due to storm Pabuk, the first entering the East Sea in 2019.


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There's a huge selection of Hurghada all inclusive hotels from which you can choose your ideal holiday to Egypt. The large resort of Hurghada is located on the Red Sea coast. There are fantastic beaches here with a wide range of watersports on offer such as jet skiing and parasailing. If you desire rest and relaxation by the sea or outdoor activities, then there are perfect all inclusive hotels in Hurghada to accommodate your needs. Book your Egypt holiday now with lowcostholidays.com.
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Finding the right accommodation in France can be quite complicated – it’s a BIG country with many options – this article covers all the ins and outs so you can find the right thing for your adventure!
France is one of the most visited destinations in the world and it’s not surprising why. We were meant to be here for 1 month, we’ve now been here for 8 (and counting). Whilst the country might be famous for the Eiffel Tower, its cuisine and the Lourve, France is also an absolute dream for adventure-seekers – that’s what has kept us here!
From North to South, East to West, France is crammed full of outdoor pursuits suited to every person, at any time of year. Hiking, climbing, cycling, skiing and snow sports, rafting, paragliding, mountaineering, surfing… you name it, France has it.
So, whilst most information on the internet focuses on accommodation for sightseeing and holiday-makers, we’ll be showing you how to find the best options for adventure-based trips. From mountain refuges and countryside camping to conveniently placed hostels, hotels and self-catering rentals. All the places you can lay your head as close to the action as possible.
Use this guide to help you find the best accommodation for backpacking in the Alps, cycling Euro Velo routes, climbing trips to Fontainebleau and surfing in the Basque County, plus everything in between. Oh, and we’ve also got some unique suggestions for free accommodation and money-saving tips you’re gonna love!
P.s. this guide will also work for regular visits too, just expect some stunning scenery!
In this guide to accommodation in France, you’ll find:
- How much will accommodation cost?
- When to visit France
- How to book accommodation
- Mountain refuges
- Chambres D’Hotes & Gîtes (B&Bs & self-catering accommodation)
- Free accommodation and awesome experiences
- Money-saving accommodation tips
Part 1: France Accommodation Essentials
How much is accommodation in France?
Best get to the crucial part quickly, because, France ain’t a cheap country for accommodation. Getting an idea of costs before means you can plan your trip better and also save yourself some money.
If you’re looking at this and thinking ‘balls, there’s no way I can afford France‘, we’ve got some money-saving tips and free accommodation ideas at the bottom. France most definitely IS worth the extra expense – the adventure opportunities are never-ending!
Accommodation prices in a nutshell
- Hostels, mountain refuge & camping – €10 to €30 per night per person (camping per tent)
- Budget private rooms, small hotels, self-catering rentals – €40-€60 a night for a 2-person room
- Midrange private rooms, hotels, self-catering rentals – €80-€120 a night for a 2-person room
- Flash stuff – Skies the limit!
In most cases hostels, mountain refuges and camping will be the cheapest option. Occasionally, in rural or smaller areas, it might be cheaper to get a private room, rather than pay for 2/3/4 people in a hostel.
Private rooms in France generally start around €30.
Prices often rise on weekends, holidays and high season. If you’re looking for mid-range accommodation, you can generally find cheaper prices booking further ahead or for longer periods of time. It’s also important to bear in mind that accommodation in Paris, the South of France and the Alps are generally more expensive.
When to visit France
France is a year-round destination but accommodation choices significantly change depending on when you plan your trip. Rates can drop by up to 50% outside of peak season and then become hard to book in busier months – plan accordingly!
Low-lying areas and around the coast – The high season is during the summer, particularly July and August when it’s important to book ahead. Some places in coastal areas may shut during the winter however many others remain open and have reduced rates.
Mountain regions – Mountain areas vary depending on what activities are available over the course of the year. Places like the Pyrenees or Chamonix are popular for skiing but also have hiking and cycling in the summer, making them busy year-round. Other mountain regions which are not used for skiing may be difficult to reach or find accommodation during the winter months.
Skiing regions – Busiest during Christmas and the school holidays between February and March – important to book ahead. Many amenities in ski resorts close down for the summer months and accommodation may become sparse.
Part 2: How to Find Accommodation in France and Book
For some types of trips, booking in advance is fairly crucial. If you are:
- Planning on visiting remote areas with limited accommodation
- Will be travelling during peak season
- Want to stay in a specific place, like a small and popular mountain refuge
- Will be on a short, fast-paced trip
Aim to get planning at least 6 months before. This way you’ll have a full range of options, will save time and hopefully some money.
If you’re more flexible, will be travelling through quieter areas at quieter times then you can be more relaxed. In our experience finding accommodation in person did not save any money.
When planning an outdoor trip, these are the steps we’d advise:
- Pick an activity you want to do e.g. climbing
- Pick a destination for the activity e.g. climbing in Fontainebleau
- Decide when is the best time to visit e.g. climbing in Fontainebleau is best in spring and autumn
- Start searching online for accommodation straight away
With your destination and dates chosen, these are some simple steps to searching for accommodation online:
- Use Google Maps to see all accommodation options in the area
This way you’ll be able to see whether camping, hostels, hotels, self-catering etc is the best option and whether to stay somewhere close to the action or further away. You can also see if demand is high and how far in advance you should book.
2. Decide on your accommodation type and do a more detailed search
Using specific websites you can then search for ‘camping in Fontainebleau’ or ‘self-catering in Fontainebleau’. In the next section, we’ll look at the best places to find each type of accommodation.
3. Compare options, check reviews and book
When you’ve got specific accommodation choices you can compare prices online, check reviews on websites like TripAdvisor and then make your booking.
- Some of the best accommodation is only practically reached with your own transport. Renting a car might be a good option to save time and money.
- Find out if you need a visa to France?
- Travel insurance is a crucial for any outdoors trip – check out our guide!
Where to find accommodation at a glance
- More than 100 hostels across France
- Good budget options starting from €10
- Can be more flexible with booking
- Great for finding local self-catering or small accommodation
- Can find locations right in the outdoors and good for activities
- Prices starting from €10-€20 a night
- Can save up to £34 with first booking here
- The biggest selection of accommodation in France
- Covers hostels, hotels, campsites, B&Bs and self-catering
- Can save time by looking at the widest selection in one place
- Competitively priced
Part 3: Types of Accommodation in France
In French – Camping
The French love camping, and, if you’re planning an outdoors trip then you probably will too. Many are located in stunning natural areas all over the country, making them a wise choice for outdoor-lovers.
Options vary from simple camping municipaux to swanky, well-equipped glamping sites. You can take your own camping gear, or it’s possible to rent tents, yurts, caravans, pre-pitched luxury tents and trailers.
Most campsites in France run from Spring to Autumn, though you may find some in warmer southern regions available through the year. If you’re wanting to visit a particularly popular area and stay at a well-located site, it’s wise to book ahead.
Depending on the campground, you might be charged per person, per tent or per car. Some also charge more for larger tents and all have additional fees if you’re wanting an electric hookup for RVs or vehicles. Expect to pay a holiday and electric charge, though this is generally very small.
Unfortunately, some of the best campsites are not easy or even at all possible to reach directly by public transport. You may have to get creative with local transport and then a thumb by the side of the road.
Warning: France also has plenty of campsites for local travellers (not tourist travellers). If you use Google Maps for searching make sure you check it’s one for tourists!
- Often close to hiking trails, cycling paths, climbing areas or natural attractions
- Some of the cheapest accommodation in France
- A good choice for bigger groups, families and people booking last minute
- Independent and self-sufficient
- Can be difficult to find in mountainous areas
- Sometimes difficult to reach
- May not be an option in winter months
- Need to bring camping gear
- Exposed to elements
How much do campsites in France cost?
€10-€30 a night for a 2-person tent. Camping Municipaux is the best budget option, offering no-frills camping options.
How to find campsites in France?
Campsites are definitely best found online and we found the most comprehensive selection was found using Google Maps and searching ‘camping’ in your area of interest. You’ll find the national website Camping France very helpful and booking.com has 249 camping options in the South of France alone.
When we cycled the Via Rhona, we only booked campsites ahead during the peak summer season. At other times of the year, it was easier to just find the campsite online and then just turn up.
Find more camping info in our guide here
In French – Hostel or sometimes auberge
Hostels come in many shapes and sizes, varying from swanky hostel-come-hotels, to cheap and cheerful youth hostels. Normally, you can find at least a single hostel in bigger towns or areas frequented by visitors. This makes them good bases for exploring local outdoor pursuits but are less often in the heart of the outdoors.
Dorm sizes vary from 4 up to 50 (yes, 50!), with mixed and single-sex options, communal showers, toilets and cooking facilities.
As with most accommodation, in popular areas during peak season you may need to book ahead. And, as with most hostels, be prepared for big groups of touring children in the summer!
- Cooking facilities mean you can save money and prepare food for your adventures
- Easily accessible and good stop-off points before moving to more remote parts
- Don’t need to book as far/at all ahead
- Sociable and good for solo adventurers
- Generally open through the year
- Can be a good source of outdoor information and advice
- Luggage storage can be useful
- Not available in less developed areas
- Further from natural areas
- Small hostels may not be able to store large outdoors equipment or bikes
- May not enjoy dorms or communal living
- Can be busy
How much do hostels in France cost?
€10-€30 per bed per night in a dorm room. Privates generally cost €40-€60. Auberge de Jeunesse or Youth Hostels are the cheapest you’ll find and can be found in most cities/popular towns.
How to find hostels in France?
If you are travelling in peak season or to an area with a limited selection of accommodation, it’s best to book hostels online, particularly if you’re in a larger group. If you’re staying in a city with multiple options it is possible to just turn up, however, it’s not the most time-effective for short trips.
Most hostels in France will be featured on Hostel World but you’ll also find them on Airbnb AND sometimes booking.com – it’s worth comparing the prices between the three. Some hostels are not well advertised, so Googling ‘Hostel’ or ‘auberge de jeunesse’ + your destination is a good method.
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If you’re hiking, climbing or backpacking, mountain refuges are a dream come true. These are generally cabin-style accommodation, conveniently positioned up in the mountains in uninhabited areas, close to walking paths or frequented peaks. If you’re looking for a quintessential French mountain experience, you should look to mountain refuges!
Refuges are generally marked on hiking, climbing or topographic maps and come in a variety of standards. Some are like simple mountain B&Bs, serving food, having hot showers and preparing lunches (though they are NOT very vegan-friendly, so be prepared!). Others may just be an un-maintained shelter with no services, or toilets/showers etc.
All refuges are either guarded or unguarded (looked after by a guardian or run collectively by users). Generally, it’s only guarded options that have more extensive facilities, however, all refuges require you to bring your own bedding or sleeping bags.
Some are open throughout the year whilst others may only be open during the summer months. Many popular spots get booked up quickly in peak season so it’s key to book ahead.
It’s very important to do your research before – DO NOT plan a difficult hike to a refuge without first checking it is open/accessible.
- Right in the heart of the outdoors with beautiful surroundings
- Cheap and informal
- An incredible outdoors experience
- Make good bases for alpine activities or to plan backpacking trips from one to another
- Good for meeting like-minded people
- More facilities than camping and protection from elements
- Most refuges are hard to access and may require a long hike to reach
- Can be difficult to reach unless you have your own transport
- Great option for alpine activities (hiking, climbing, mountaineering, mountain biking) but not practical for others
- Only really available in mountainous regions or national parks
- No closeby amenities (you’re in the mountains)
How much do mountain refuges in France cost?
Guarded refuges cost €10-30 per night per bed. Meals generally cost €15-€20 euros for a large, simple meal. Many of the unguarded refuges have an honesty box where you can leave money – €10 per person is normally given. Other very simple huts may be free.
How to find mountain refuges in France?
Successfully using mountain huts does require some forward planning. Some are public, private or run by local alpine organisations – the two websites below have a good amount of resources where you can plan your stays or book guarded options. You can also find refuges on topographic or online maps, however, make sure they are open before you hit the trail!
Gîtes & self-catering rentals
Gîtes in France are locally-owned self-catering accommodation and can very useful if you’re planning to stay in one place. They’re spread in some very convenient locations for outdoor pursuits, can suit a variety of budgets and are a nice way to stay in non-touristy surroundings.
Self-catering and holiday lettings in France can be useful options if you are staying in one area for longer periods of time. Normally this is done either renting whole properties or individual rooms in local houses and hotel complexes that have cooking options.
- Huge variety of accommodation, from French cottages to chalets, spread across the country
- Can find accommodation suitable for most types of outdoor trips
- Opportunity to stay in a local home or community
- Can find some incredible properties!
- Renting a whole property gives you lots of amenities (cooking), is relaxing and a good place to leave all your stuff
- Good for groups
- Gîtes are nice to support the local economy
- Typically gîtes are for whole properties and might not be suitable for smaller groups or individuals
- Many have a minimum period of staying (normally 3 nights)
- Not as practical for things like cycle touring or trips where you’re moving quickly
- Popular gîtes may get booked quickly
- Not a budget option
- No staff around for help or advice
- Late check-ins and early checkouts may be impractical without luggage storage
How much do gîtes/self-catering cost in France?
There is a huge variety and the cost will largely vary depending on the area and season. Prices start from roughly €50 per night for two people and €70+ for midrange choices.
How to find Gîtes/self-catering in France?
Gîtes and self-catering accommodation in France will need to be booked in advance. The two best websites are Gîtes de France and Holiday Lettings, which both have a big selection of local self-catering options. Most Gîtes are also advertised on Airbnb and for self-catering Booking too.
Chambres d’hôtes (B&Bs)
Chambres d’hôtes are small B&B-style accommodation, often staying with a local family in their house, chateau or farm. It’s a great insight into the local culture and a good chance to meet a local family. Breakfast is included and dinners can also be arranged. Though they’re not so common in cities, you’ll find plenty in rural areas.
- Great way to experience local culture
- Good choice in the French countryside
- A prepared breakfast can be convenient
- Good amenities and staff can be very helpful for trip planning
- Can be more expensive than other types of accommodation
- Not as common in alpine, urban or coastal areas
- May also have a minimum stay
- No access to cooking facilities
How much do Chambres d’hôtes cost in France?
A double room starts around €40-€60 with prices going up to roughly €100 for midrange options.
How to find Chambres d’hôtes in France?
For short trips to specific/popular areas, it’s wise to book ahead. If you’re flexible and going to a larger area, you could also find them in person.
Very similarly to Gîtes, many options can be found on Gîtes de France or advertised locally too. Booking.com and Airbnb also have plenty featured.
Hotels are in abundance but finding cheap hotels in France can be hard work. For an outdoors trip, this could be a consideration if you want to have more comfort, plus you can find some pretty incredible boutique hotels. Having plenty of amenities, your own space and staff for help or guidance can be very appealing if you’re planning some intense outdoor activities in one area, so you can just come back and relax once the day is done.
- Comfortable with many amenities, won’t need to bring extras
- Food and restaurants on-site can be useful
- Many can organise outdoor trips or tours
- Bag storage can be useful
- Can offer late/early check-in/checkout
- Most expensive option
- No cooking facilities
- Less selection in natural areas
How much do hotels cost in France?
Prices start from around €50 per night for a double room, for midrange options you’re looking at €70+. Hotels in Paris are very expensive, so if you are entering France via the capital, try and get out quick!
How to find hotels in France?
France really does have a huge selection of hotels which means they’re fairly easy to find but again it’s generally best to book online. The biggest selection of hotels will be found on booking.com and hotels.com.
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Wild camping/free camping
Whilst this might not be possible for all types of trips, wild camping (camping in natural areas outside of a campsite) can often be the best option when you’re constantly moving through natural areas e.g. hiking or bike touring.
Wild camping should be approached with caution as it is a legal grey area. A few tips you should always follow are:
- Make sure you camp away from developed areas
- Set up camp late and leave early
- Completely respect the environment and leave no trace
- Respect the rules of private and protected areas.
If you’re planning on cycle touring France, Warmshower is something you DEFINITELY should experience. Simply put, it’s the Couchsurfing for cycle tourers, just without the pervy guys. Generally, you are invited to stay with a local for one or a few nights, often you are welcomed for food and it’s an opportunity to meet many like-minded tourers
France is an incredible country for Warmshower and you can find hosts in almost any town very easily. Not only is it one of the most practical types of accommodation if you don’t fancy wild camping, but it’s also great to meet locals, experience the culture and make friends.
In our opinion, Couchsurfing is not quite as great as it once was but it should still be considered. This platform is where you can find local hosts who offer you their couch. In most cases, it’s not actually a couch, just an informal place to sleep. It can be a great way to meet locals in a variety of different locations, however, it’s becoming increasingly harder to find hosts.
If you’re planning a longer stay in France then housesitting could be a consideration. You look after someone’s house and possibly pets, in exchange for staying in their house, which could be anything from a cottage to a castle. You do have to look after the house but if you find the right location you can spend part of your day absorbed in outdoor pursuits whilst still respecting all your housesitting duties.
If you’re interested in housesitting in France, Trusted Housesitters is the biggest platform with thousands of exchanges available.
Similarly to housesitting, if you’re planning a longer trip a work exchange can be a fantastic choice. Normally you exchange roughly 25 hours of work a week for bed and board, though you can also find different arrangements. The work hugely varies, but is normally hands-on activities like gardening, DIY or permaculture. You can also find work exchanges in outdoor areas which might incorporate things like maintaining natural areas or helping with outdoor pursuits.
Hosts are normally flexible with the days you work so you can plan 3/4 days away to go off and adventure. It’s a great way to travel on the cheap, explore areas and get to know the local community.
We wanted to spend time bouldering in Fontainebleau so we arranged a work exchange to spend a month climbing in the forest. Our days were spent gardening and walking the dogs and our evenings and weekends were spent bouldering in one of the most famous spots in the world. We also made some awesome friends along the way!
If you’re interested in a work exchange, Work Away has the biggest option in France and is how we’ve done it in the past.
Want to go skiing in France, or absorb yourself in winter sports, but don’t have much money? Doing a ski season can be the perfect way to spend the winter in the mountains, earning some good money and adventuring on your free time. You’ll find a whole variety of jobs, from cooks and cleaners, to hosts and outdoor guides. You’ll normally get a ski pass plus many other perks and meet lots of similar-thinking adventure junkies! Season Workers is the best source for ski season jobs.
Part 4: How to Find Cheap Accommodation in France
- Hostels and campsites are the cheapest options
- For groups, self-catering accommodation may be cheaper than individually paying for a hostel bed
- Save up to £34 on your first Airbnb booking with this code
- Finding accommodation with cooking facilities will help you save money on food
- Rural areas generally have cheaper accommodation than cities
- If you’re planning a longer stay in one spot, see if you can negotiate a discount on the price per night
- If you have a car, try and find accommodation with free parking
- Going during low-season will likely have cheaper rates
- Get creative and embrace the free options
- If you get a free breakfast, make the most of it!
Accommodation in France for Outdoor Pursuits and Adventure Trips
Now, when you’re planning your adventure-filled French holidays you’ll know exactly what to look for. The country is filled with such incredible outdoor pursuits and such different accommodation types, hopefully, this guide will help you pick the perfect thing for your trip!


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Stayed here for 1 night on our way to Disney World. Older but very clean and it appears they are sprucing it up. Very reasonable price with travel coupon. Would stay here again. Beautiful lake right across the way.
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burtonport cottage, the rosses, co donegal, west coast of ireland
- A charming thatched holiday cottage located within the village of Loughanure just 6 miles from Dungloe. 4 bedroom self catering holiday cottage has been renovated however retains in charm & style with picture windows across to the Glenveagh National Park and across the village lake, famous for its brown trout. This area of Donegal on the West Coast of Ireland is rugged and unspoilt and you can enjoy fishing, diving, golfing, walking and cycling. A great base to explore Glenveagh National Park and west Donegal. Nearby, Dungloe hosts an annual world famous festival. Shop. Pub. Restaurant 50 yards. Beach 4 miles.
- Ground Floor: lounge, kitchen, dining room, kingsize double, twin bedroom & shower room.
- First Floor: a second lounge, kingsize double, double with single bed, shower room.
- Oil & electricity by meter reading, linen & towels included
- Cot, available on request
- TV, DVD player, CD player
- Freezer, microwave, dishwasher, washing machine, dryer
- Welcome pack
- Partially enclosed garden, garden furniture, private off road parking.
- Pet friendly - one small pet welcome.
- Burtonport offers a pier for fishing, 2 seafood restaurants, 4 bars, a diving school and the opportunity for deep sea fishing trips. Nearby Dungloe has 2 hotels, 7 bars, 2 Chinese and 1 Indian restaurant, 2 takeaways and 3 supermarkets. Walking, Traditional Music, Fishing - Deep Sea, Fishing, Cycling, Coastal walks ¼ miles. Bird watching 1 miles. Golf 4 miles. Horse riding 28 miles.
- Please send us a review of this self catering cottage in Donegal by clicking: "Make a Family Holiday Recommendation".
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- We had a lovely time in our holiday cottage. Area was beautiful and the cottage had everything and more that you would need for a relaxing holiday. Having open fire was great and very cosy. Owners friendly and helpful.
- The best thing about the property was the peace and quiet. The parking was good. The area was very rural and quaint. I loved observing the beautiful scenery. There are plenty of "B" roads and you can drive with no tail backs or jams. Good all round accommodation and locality
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Located in Kuah,
Every unit features a private bathroom and shower, air conditioning, a flat-screen TV and a fridge.
This property also has one of the best-rated locations in Kuah! Guests are happier about it compared to other properties in the area.
This property is also rated for the best value in Kuah! Guests are getting more for their money when compared to other properties in this city.
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24 November 2015
눉Lobby staff were not friendly. The wi-fi was free. However,there was no connection most of the time, so I ended up sitting out in the reception with our laptop.
눇The location is very good, close enough to al haram. The meals are delicious and the buffet breakfast is perfect.
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Tricove Inn & Suites is situated in Jacksonville and provides guests with free Wi-Fi. It also provides an outdoor pool, a concierge and a 24-hour reception. A dry cleaning service and a laundry service are just some of the available services at the hotel. There is also on-site parking for those with a car. The comfortable rooms at Tricove Inn & Suites include a refrigerator and a seating area. They are also equipped with cable/satellite channels, a hair dryer and a microwave. For guests who enjoy discovering local dining options, there is a wide variety within walking distance. Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens is a short car trip from the property.
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Tricove Inn & Suites location: 4300 Salisbury Road, Jacksonville, FL 32216
Check in anytime after 3:00 PM, check out anytime before 11:00 AM
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There is a $77/night difference in the average price of 2 star hotels in Jacksonville ($140/night) and the average nightly rate at Tricove Inn & Suites ($63/night).
Yes, you’re free to bring your dog with you while staying at Tricove Inn & Suites.
Tricove Inn & Suites does have a pool on site that hotel guests may use. Be advised that hotels typically have rules associated with pool usage. momondo would advise you to check with the front desk before taking a swim.
When staying at Tricove Inn & Suites there is just 6.6 mi between you and Jacksonville city center. While making your way to the center of Jacksonville, you should plan to visit The Jacksonville Fairgrounds & Expo Center, along with all the shops and restaurants.
For assistance from an employee at Tricove Inn & Suites please call +1 904 281 0001.
Yes, Tricove Inn & Suites has Wi-Fi available to hotel guests.
Yes. If you are looking for a hotel with a fitness center on-site, Tricove Inn & Suites is a great place to stay.


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In a single hour you’re whisked away to your Phi Phi islands so you may have extra the perfect time to take it easy on a number of the finest beach locations from the Andaman Sea. This guided working day journey can take you to definitely Maya Bay to get a beachside lunch in addition a secluded place with plenty of spare time for snorkeling and swimming.
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Phi Phi island tours - An Overview
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From your emerald waters from the Andaman Sea, the jungle-shrouded limestone cliffs of Thailand’s Phi Phi Islands rise majestically, offering solution to white-sand shorelines and lush environmentally friendly jungles additional inland.
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Take a Phi Phi island tour by speed boat constitution or cruise boat to spend time swimming and snorkeling within the crystal crystal clear water. Island-hopping experience tours also enable for Discovering the underwater globe all-around many of the location’s more compact islands.
Positioned at a 10-minute boat or kayak ride from Loh Dalum, this virgin Beach front can be a reminder of your missing planet. Or, check out the Sunset kayaking journey beneath the cliffs of Phi Phi.
Despite the crowds, the Phi Phi Islands continue being a Krabi ‘need to-see’ and richly are worthy of their track record as ‘the jewels of your Andaman Sea’. Though the principle internet sites visited might be clogged with boats (Phi Phi is likewise accessible by day excursion from Phuket, from wherever many the boats arrive), they are still, inside our belief, truly worth traveling to for that unbelievable shifting landscapes and myriad hues of the h2o while you move by.
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Relaxing sea-colored hues, high-end furnishings, fine art by local artists, beautiful golf course and ocean horizon views converge to make THE SEA TURTLE VILLA a place where you can truly escape to. Pour yourself a glass of wine and witness the kaleidoscope of color from the master balcony teak bistro as the sun drops behind the Pacific Ocean or take a leisurely ride around the resort on our his and her's beach cruisers!
THE SEA TURTLE VILLA boasts one of the few ocean views in the complex and is located in a QUIET end unit at the Mauna Lani Fairways on the famed Mauna Lani North Course.
Our villa is our second home and we take pride in offering the little extra amenities that make you feel welcome. The master bedroom and bath are located upstairs with a second bedroom downstairs for maximum privacy. Enjoy a wonderful night's sleep on a soft pillow-top mattress and luxury sheets. In the morning curl up in a plush terry robe and enjoy your morning coffee on the lanai or balcony.
Full beach gear including towels, chairs, boogie boards and a cooler are available for your enjoyment. After a long day of swimming or snorkeling at the PRIVATE BEACH you will have access to as our guest, enjoy a delicious dinner on the lanai complete with built-in Viking barbeque, granite counters, an outdoor sink and beautiful teak furniture. Once you've eaten and watched the sunset, sit back with a DVD (we have many to choose from) or board game with family or friends.
Sleeping Arrangement Summary:
Master Bedroom: California King
Guest Bedroom: 2 twin beds or converts to 1 king
Living Room: Full size sofa bed
Extra bed: Full size stand-up inflatable bed (pillow-top)
Pack and Play portable crib available
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Kevin and I (Laura) are both natives of Southern California. We are both CPA's and have worked in various roles in public and private practice as finance professionals throughout our careers. Today we live in Orange County, CA, are semi retired, have 2 kids in college and enjoy traveling and spending time in Hawaii whenever possible!
We fell in love with the Kohala Coast on our first trip to the Big Island about 9 years ago. We wanted a place to keep coming back to and to have for family and friends to enjoy as well. The Mauna Lani Resort is sacred ground, you can almost sense the ancient Hawaiians here. It is impossible to come here and not relax, escape and renew yourself.
Because we come here so much ourselves, our guests will enjoy everything we want to make the place comfortable when we are here ourselves. We have great taste in
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amenities. We also have the best location with even a peek at the ocean.
Every year we add an upgrade to the town home and this year it's beach cruiser bikes for our guests. Now you can bike to the beach or over to one of the hotels for morning coffee like we do!


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We drove up a small windy road through beautiful old cedar trees and arrived at the most amazing individual lodges . The First Nation
carving and design was so fitting to the incredible scenery . Our lodge looked over a small bay and you could hear the waves crashing and see Eagles soaring . The interior decorations were very tasteful blend of modern and old world . My daughter and I walked on the beach and read and spent time sitting on the balconies watching the wildlife . Truly a fabulous spot
Very ecco friendly and much thought went into preserving the nature around it !
westcoastie from kelowna BC
This Ucluelet resort is located by the ocean, set on a private beach within a short distance of Fletchers Beach, Wya Welcome …More
Our stay at The Cabins in Ucluelet was really relaxing, quiet and luxurious for the money spent. We kept our window open most of the time to hear the crash of waves down below and take in the sunsets from our balcony. Quiet retreat of a place to recharge the batteries!
Chas from Edmonton
This Ucluelet resort is located by the ocean, offering direct access to the beach and only short distance from Terrace Beach …More
We stayed at the hotel for three nights and had a wonderful time. The room was on the first floor with a balcony and a view of the ocean. The room was really comfortable and the bathroom was very stylish.
Although the weather ranged from brilliant sunshine to misty rain over the three days, it didn't matter as the beaches are stunning and the surf great to watch.
Sue from Somerset, UK
Within easy reach of Cox Bay, Chesterman Beach, and Radar Hill, this Tofino resort is set on the beach. Local attractions …More
We had not been to Ucleulet before. This accommodation was a very good impression of the area. We came away relaxed and refreshed after good food, pleasant walks, spectacular ocean views. Also loved the daily changing views from our accommodation window.
I would recommend Waters Edge Resort.
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The best way to find a cheap fare is to book your ticket as far in advance as you can and to avoid traveling at rush hour.
The average ticket from Paris to Verona will cost around $ 104 if you buy it on the day, but the cheapest tickets can be found for only $ 87.
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Of the 4 buses that leave Paris for Verona every day 1 travel direct so it’s quite easy to avoid journeys where you’ll have to change along the way.
These direct buses cover the 756 km distance in an average of 17 h 45 m but if you time it right, some buses will get you there in just 14 h 35 m .
The slowest buses will take 20 h 35 m and usually involve a change or two along the way, but you might be able to save a few pennies if you’re on a budget.
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Buses from Paris to Verona cover the 468 miles (755 km) long trip taking on average 14 h 35 min with our travel partners like Flixbus or Eurolines France. There are direct bus services available. While the average ticket price for this trip costs around $72 (€58), you can find the cheapest bus ticket for as low as $62 (€50). Travelers depart most frequently from Paris Gare de Lyon and arrive in Verona, Piazza Bra.
You can travel by bus between Paris and Verona with FlixBus for as low as $62 (€50). When you search for schedules and tickets, Omio will show you the best journey.
Flixbus is one of Europe's biggest bus companies which was created in Germany and offers bus services around Europe and US. Flixbus offers only one ticket type called Standard for your upcoming bus trip from Paris to Verona.
If you’re looking for a smooth and easy bus between Paris and Verona, check Omio for FlixBus buses offering this journey. Whether you are looking for the fastest, earliest or cheapest bus to take for this 468 miles (755 km) trip from Paris to Verona, Omio makes it easier than ever to find FlixBus buses at affordable prices, and you can also quickly book bus tickets online. Check the current FlixBus bus schedules for your ideal departure and arrival times, compare the best route between Paris and Verona as well as relevant ticket information (such as baggage allowance and amenities offered onboard), and book your FlixBus bus on Omio. If you search for buses from Paris to Verona in the Omio app, you can quickly see if the FlixBus tickets are mobile tickets, making it convenient for you to go paperless when traveling. With prices for FlixBus buses from Paris to Verona starting at $62 (€50), buy your official FlixBus tickets with Omio online quickly and easily!
FlixBus has updated its ticket policies due to the coronavirus. Keep these in mind when booking your FlixBus tickets between Paris and Verona and when traveling by bus:
Travel by bus between Paris, France and Verona, Italy is: Partially open.
International entry is allowed for: Entry is partially open for citizens and permanent residents of France
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The above information was last checked on 9/21/21. Remember to check the latest COVID-19 travel safety regulations for your bus between Paris and Verona closer to your date of departure here
Return travel from Italy to France is: Partially open.
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When departing from Paris, you have various bus station options to start your trip from including Paris, Quai de Bercy (Bercy Seine), Paris, Pl. Du Panthéon and Paris, Paris (Bercy Seine). When arriving in Verona, you can end your trip in bus stations like Verona, Piazza Bra, Verona, Verona Villafranca Airport (VRN) and Verona, Viale Cardinale Girolamo.
Omio customers book a bus from Paris Gare de Lyon to Verona, Piazza Bra most frequently for this route.
Passengers board the bus most frequently from Paris Gare de Lyon, which is located around 1 mile (s) / 2 km away from the city center, and they get off the bus at Verona, Piazza Bra, located 0 mile (s) / 0 km away from the city center.
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A studio flat in an historical building from the 17th century, located in the city's historical center, better known as the Old town. Close to the very well attended beach bar Buža, with the beautiful view and unforgettable sunset. Just a few steps away from the main street Stradun where you can see all the historical beauty of Dubrovnik (such as the Rector's palace, City walls, the church of st. Blaise etc.). Summer nightlife is full and you can have fun in many different bars and clubs near the center. Beach Banje can be reached in 10 minutes. Green Market, and grocery stores are 100 meters from the studio.
The main bus station is located 5 km and Dubrovnik airport is located 22 km from the apartment.
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The apartment is located inside Old Town. Cars are not allowed in the Old town so if you travel by car, public garage is located 10 minutes away or you can park your car around the city walls. Dubrovnik airport is located 22 km away, and we recommend to take a shuttle bus that goes to the bus stop Pile, which is 10 minutes of walking distance from the Sunny Apartment Dubrovnik Old Town.
The apartment is not adapted for wheelchair users..
If you are staying in the Sunny Apartment Dubrovnik Old Town 7 days or longer we offer a discount of 5%. Minimum stay is 2 nights. Shorter stays may be accepted at a higher rate.
Check in is after 14:00 PM; check out until 10:00 AM,flexible if no other guests are coming or leaving the same day so if you need an earlier arrival or late departure we kindly ask you to inform us in advance.
When designing and decorating the Sunny Apartment Dubrovnik Old Town we strived to create an attractive and private atmosphere that will meet the needs of our guests. Visit us and grant yourself and your family a most pleasurable and valuable vacation.
*The prices can vary during the season*
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- Not suitable for infants (under 2 years)
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14 Derb Sbaa Louyate, Seffarine, Fes, 30020 , Morocco
Best Dinner We Had In Morocco
Unique Quality: On our first day, our host suggested that we join him and his lovely Norwegian wife for dinner, we promptly agreed and never regretted that!
As if I haven't used enough superlatives about this place, that was by far the best dinner we had on our trip - and that just for 100 Dirham per head! Not your run-off-the-mill Moroccan dinner of couscous and tajine, but more of generally Arabic fare with a nouvelle cuisine twist -- all freshly cooked under the host's guidance and served in their open-air dining room.
On top of that we wound up having dinner with the the whole family and a few other guests - something no money can buy in a restaurant!
(Just noticed my every sentence ends in an exclamation mark but I guess that's the only way to talk about this place!)
Best Breakfast In Morocco!
Breakfast is included and it was by far the best breakfast we had in the whole country of Morocco. Traditional Moroccan fare, cooked with loving care, free refills.
Staying At A Palace In The Medina
Before going there I read lots of excited reviews about the place and it did live up to all the expectations. Everything about this place is superlative.
An old palacial residence lovingly restored by its owner, a professional architect, down to a 't'. The best way to describe it is "staying at a museum with all modern amenities"
Their cheapest room (picture#4) at EUR 60 is nothing short of a tremendous value but you can also go for their pricier and even more lavishly appointed suites.
They ask for a deposit when you book but these people are absolutely trustworthy, no nasty tricks.
Directions: 4 min walk from the R'Cif Square
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lovely place lovely people
The second of 3 riads we stayed in during our visit to Morocco and by far the friendliest. It would be worthwhile to stay at Dar Seffarine just to make the acquaintance of Alaa and Kate, the most welcoming hosts we have ever met. The beautiful riad is the real draw however, restored lovingly and accurately with a wonderful view from the rooftop terrace. Book early as the reputation of this jewel is growing.
The most beautiful place we have ever stayed
We were just so pleased that we stayed here, not only was the place to die for the location was also excellent. Kate & Allaa the owners were so helpful & friendly and the people who worked here were also a delight particularly Mohammed who's customer service skills and helpful & friendly manner were perfect. We stayed in the suite or messaria (may not be correct spelling) and my husband thought he was in heaven, beautiful decor and very spacious. There is also a lovely terrace which must be a great place to relax in warmer weather and the breakfasts are served here in the dining room, breakfasts were delicious and plentiful. The owners will also organise transport to and from the airport and can arrange guides and excursions. Would suggest that you find your own restaurants as eating in Fes at the local places in the medina is so cheap, less than a fiver for a three course meal, if you avoid the touristy restaurants. (Although the tourist restaurants do serve alcohol). Fes is a really interesting place with lots to see and do and we will definately be back before the year is out. A highly recommended place to stay.
Perfect place to stay in Fez
Stayed in Dar Seffarine for 3 days with some friends - we had a fantastic time. The house is beautifully restored, we were still in awe on the third day. Kate and Alaa are very kind and welcoming hosts. Mohammed is a complete star - nothing was too much trouble.
The rooms are beautiful and very comfortable. The location is perfect too - right in the heart of the medina.
Only drawback is the house is cold during the winter nights but every effort is made to keep the rooms warm with gas heaters and radiators and extra blankets.
Highly recommended. We're planning on returning to Fez mainly so we can stay here again!
Unfortunately, we were only able to stay one night but out of all the places we stayed whilst in Morocco this one has stayed in our minds. Beautiful, calm, serene and simply decorated so your attention is constantly on the intricate mosaics and islamic architecture rather than some of the other riads we visited where they were too "done up", a bit "frou frou" concealing their real beauty. Breakfast was delicious and the soft pillows were much appreciated. Lots of simple little touches have been cleverly thought out to make your stay the most comfortable and the staff and owners were all very friendly and there to answer any questions or recommend where to go. Definitely our first choice when we return to Fes.
Like staying in the Alhambra!
We stayed here in March 2007. It was the final stop on our tour of Morocco & it was just the absolutely perfect place to do it.
The location is perfect, just a couple of minutes (if that much) from Seffarine square & a further few minutes from Rcif area (which has a petit taxi stop). It makes it very easy to locate once you know where it is. Alaa came to meet us & carefully showed us the landmarks to look out for if we wanted to get back to Rcif.
Over a cup of mint tea, as we were filling in the forms, Alaa told us about renovating the house & the many many years of work it took to turn it into a place you could live in. He went to an excruciating effort to restore it & people it is like staying in The Alhambra! It really looks as amazing as the pictures show.
Our room was on the middle floor - with windows opening both over the courtyard & out over the medina. The bed was placed in the middle of the room & the decor was fantastic. The shower was heavenly & always had plenty of hot water.
Breakfast was fab & so was dinner. We eat there twice (100 each, plus another 100 for wine or beer if you wish) and it was just lovely.
The rooftop terrace was just the perfect place to start & end your day!
Alaa & Kate were wonderful hosts & Mohamed was just a star!
I can't recommend this place highly enough!
Dar Seffarine: For true relaxation.
I second every positive thing that has been said here so far. The rooms are strikingly lovely and well-appointed, and the common areas are as beautiful as many of the restored monuments in Fes - yet it is there for your private enjoyment. Kate and Alaa are fantastic hosts. On their staff Mohammed in particular consistently went above and beyond the call of duty to make our stay 100% satisfying (the breakfasts were divine). Dar Seffarine is amazingly good value for money as well - and it lacks the somewhat soulless, overly-luxurious feeling of more expensive resort hotels, instead offering true welcoming character. A joy in every respect.
However, I do recommend that you take them up on their offer to meet you in the nearby carpark or Place Seffarine, as it is a little tricky to find on your own the first time!
Completely lived up to expectations
I stayed at Dar Seffarine with a friend for two nights at the end of March. I had chosen this riad on the basis of other reviews I had read and I have to say it was every bit as good as I hoped / expected it to be. This was our first stop in Morocco and we were truly made to feel that this place was our home whilst we were in Fes. Kate and Alaa are every bit as warm and welcoming as I had read in other reviews on this site.
The entire house is astonishingly beautiful and I can't quite imagine the scale of renovations they undertook to make it the place it is today. The room we stayed in was on the ground floor, off the courtyard and was really lovely. We ate there both of our nights in Fes, and it was both good food and good value (we were lucky enough to have Alaa cook on our first night and the daal soup was utterly divine!). More than that, Alaa and Kate serve their meals at a single large table (if you eat upstairs - it wasn't warm enough to eat in the courtyard in March) and the feeling of community with them and the other guests who were dining in the riad was really special. We got some great tips for Fes and other places in Morocco and met some wonderful people.
The staff were all excellent, especially Mohammed. The location was not too difficult to find - after being escorted there for the first time. The view of the medina from the rooftop as the sunset - unforgettable!
We went on to stay at two other riads, in Essaouira and Marrakech respectively, which were also great, but this was the best place we stayed in Morocco, without a doubt.
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Skiers: Headed to Colorado and tired of the usual hamburger/chili/pizza choices for midday ski grub?
Care for some pine-cone pate?
Very creative eateries-some togged out with linen napery, crystal, fresh flowers, candles and fine china-are growth industries on many of Colorado's most popular ski slopes. As a result, on-mountain lunch options for skiers have risen from traditional fast-food-cum-heartburn levels to haute cuisine.
As Chris Rybak, chef at Keystone Resort's award-winning Alpenglow Stube, notes: "There's been a major change in skier attitudes toward lunch. They tend to start later in the day, ski through the normal lunch hour when the lifts are less crowded, and then settle in for a leisurely, European-style lunch.
"Overall, skiers today are a very sophisticated bunch, much more knowledgeable about good food than they were a decade ago. As a result, the food available on ski mountains can no longer be mundane, of questionable quality or vastly overpriced."
Gwyn and George Gordon would agree. Credited with kicking off Colorado's high-mountain, sit-down, fine food scene with the opening of Gwyn's High Alpine on Snowmass Mountain during the 1979-'80 season, they note: "Our clientele is very well traveled, and they enjoy new dining choices. So we experiment, particularly with fresh fish and tropical produce, during our annual summer timeout in Hawaii. Then during winter, we fly in the needed ingredients daily to Snowmass from Hawaii, New Zealand and South America."
Such emphasis on fresh, nutritious and appealing foods is the common thread of these new high-mountain eateries-there's not a canned green bean in sight.
As in the stubes and bistros that dot the Alps, there's very little hustle of the paying customers in order to turn tables.
As Rybak notes: "If it's cold and snowy, customers camp. They use these high-styled restaurants as comfortable timeout clubs where they can put their feet up in front of a fire and enjoy good wine."
Taking the hint, Bavarian-costumed greeters at Keystone's Alpenglow Stube replace everyone's ski boots with wooly lambskin slippers as soon as they come in the door.
"On-mountain restaurants are very weather-dependent," notes Snowmass's Gwyn Gordon. "If the clouds roll in, folks just stretch out their meals another course and add a second bottle of wine."
Blue sky days bring a stronger demand for fast service, however.
"When the weather's good, many skiers still want to eat in less than an hour," says David Sanchez, chef of the Cookshack at Vail. "But it's a challenge to prepare outstanding and unusual offerings within such severe time and location restraints. Although our menu is light years removed from `fast-food' in content, a maximum of eight minutes for food preparation and a 45-minute turn-around time are our goals. We feed skiers and then help them get back on the slopes as quickly as possible."
Whatever your skiing time frame, it's important to make an advance reservation or you may end up chowing down at the high-mountain equivalent of the doggy diner. A credit card comes in handy, and be aware that the prices quoted in this story do not include taxes, drinks or gratuities.
Caveats complete, the following are among the flag carriers for fine food on-slope in Colorado's Rockies. If you'll be pushing either end of the lunch-time envelope, call for specific hours. Area code is 303 for all places.
Ragnar's at the Roundevous Saddle facility on High Noon trail serves Scandinavian food at lunch ($7-$13) and Continental at dinner ($61 adult, $39 children 6-12, including gondola and sleigh rides). Open for lunch daily, through April 16; dinner Thursday-Saturday, through April 1.
Hazie's, on top of Thunderhead Peak, offers American and Continental standards with designer touches at both lunch ($7-$13) and dinner ($47 adult, $25 children 6-12, including gondola ride). Open for lunch daily, through April 16; dinner Tuesday-Saturday, through April 1.
Reservations for either: 879-6111, ext. 465.
The Lodge at Sunspot, perched atop the 10,700-foot summit of Winter Park Mountain, serves outstanding "Colorado-style" food, both cafeteria-style in the Provisioner Food Marketplace or via sit-down service in The Dining Room.
Open daily through April 16 (snow conditions permitting), The Dining Room's lunch entrees range from $9.95-$16.95, although the buffalo tenderloin soars to $32; dinner (Thursday-Saturday) is $49, including the gondola ride.
From $6-$9 buys a lot of lunch in the cafeteria. Dining Room reservations are recommended for lunch, required for dinner: 726-5514, ext. 372.
If you're skiing the Far East slopes or China Bowl, pull in for lunch at Two Elk near the top of Chair 14. This deluxe, on-mountain cafeteria serves outstanding Southwestern food under the direction of Chef Paul Ferzacca. Open daily for lunch ($6-$9).
Further west at Mid-Vail (top of the Vista Bahn Express lift), The Cookshack under new chef David Sanchez offers sit-down service (lunch only) and a Latin/Spanish/Caribbean-style menu, similar to Florida's Gulf Coast cuisine ($7-$14). Reservations: 479-2030.
All the above are open through April 16.
Hearty American food as well as historic ambience awaits skiers who lunch at the newly remodeled Rafters at Spruce Saddle near the top of the Centennial Express lift ($9-$15).
Beaver Creek's second outstanding restaurant, Beano's Cabin, is private at lunch, public only at dinner. Six-course meal, including on-mountain transport by sleigh, is $69 for adults ($75 during February and March) and $46 for children. Reservations: 949-9090. Open through April 15.
Professional food critics rhapsodize over the Alpenglow Stube's handsome dining room and creative Colorado/Continental food, but foodie/skiers tend to groan over the dinner prices ($72 for six courses). Best buys are lunch ($8-$18, plus lift ticket) or four-course early-bird dinner ($52) served between 5:30 and 6 p.m. The latter is a great overture to Keystone's famed night skiing.
Want to observe the gourmet chefs at work and taste tiny samples of nearly everything they prepare? Reserve at the Chefs' Table, a total of six seats overlooking the stube's demonstration kitchen. Families often prefer the four-course dinner served at the less expensive Der Fondue Chessel ($38 adults, $17 children 12 and under), also at The Outpost.
These restaurants are open daily through April 16. Dinner reservations required for these restaurants: 468-4130.
Aspen and Tiehack
The Sundeck, new atop Aspen Mountain, features the award-winning cuisine of The Little Nell's Chef George Mahaffey at reasonable prices ($4-$11) for breakfast, lunch and apres ski. Reservations: 920-6335.
Elsewhere on the mountain, the deck at Bonnie's remains the place to see and be seen while you feast on gourmet pizzas and extravagant desserts ($5-$10). To lunch Italiano (either cafeteria or sit-down), try La Baita on Ruthie's Run, ($6-$15).
Another newcomer, Ajax Tavern, is being praised by locals as "the best restaurant in Aspen." Breakfasts and lunch range from $5-$8, dinner, $10-$20. Reservations strongly advised: 920-9333.
At Tiehack, try Bumps-the views and pizzas are super. Bumps serves breakfast and lunch cafeteria-style at family trade prices ($3-$8).
All of the above as well as Gwyn's High Alpine in Snowmass (below) are open daily through April 10.
A perfect day for many locals and savvy vacationers begins with breakfast at Gwyn's High Alpine ($7-$13), while others hinge their entire ski day on one of Gwyn's memorable lunches ($7-$13). Food style is impossible to classify, except under "delicious." Lunch reservations are accepted only for first seating at 11 a.m.: 923-3311.
After that, the receptionist wait-lists your name if there's any hope and estimates how many more runs you can take before your table will be ready.


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Make yourself at home in one of the 381 air-conditioned rooms featuring Smart televisions. Cable programming provides entertainment, and wired and wireless Internet access is available for a surcharge. Conveniences include phones, as well as desks and complimentary newspapers.
Enjoy a range of recreational amenities, including a nightclub, an outdoor pool, and an indoor pool. Additional amenities at this hotel include wireless Internet access (surcharge) and concierge services.
- Indoor pool
- Outdoor pool
- Concierge services
- Total number of rooms - 381
- Number of floors - 5
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Conference space
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Laundry facilities
- Spa tub
- Coffee shop or café
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Free newspapers in lobby
- 24-hour front desk
- Express check-out
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Meeting rooms 24
- Smoke-free property
- Outdoor seasonal pool
- Express check-in
- Grocery/convenience store
- WiFi (surcharge)
- Wired Internet access - surcharge
- Accessible bathroom
- Roll-in shower
- In-room accessibility
- Year Built 1982
- 24-hour business center
- Conference space size (feet) - 14000
- Conference space size (meters) - 1260
- Number of meeting rooms - 24
- RV, bus, truck parking
- Free self parking
- 24-hour fitness facilities
Enjoy a meal at a restaurant or in a coffee shop/café. Or stay in and take advantage of the hotel's room service (during limited hours). Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge. Buffet breakfasts are available for a fee.
Featured amenities include wired Internet access (surcharge), a 24-hour business center, and express check-in. Planning an event in Farmington? This hotel has 14000 square feet (1260 square meters) of space consisting of conference space and meeting rooms. Free self parking is available onsite.
The closest major airports to Hartford Marriott Farmington are:
Hartford, CT (HFD-Hartford - Brainard) - 13 km / 8.1 mi
Hartford, CT (BDL-Bradley Intl.) - 26 km / 16.2 mi
Oxford, CT (OXC-Waterbury - Oxford) - 38.2 km / 23.7 mi
New Haven, CT (HVN-Tweed - New Haven Regional) - 49.8 km / 31 mi
The preferred airport for Hartford Marriott Farmington is Hartford, CT (BDL-Bradley Intl.). Distances are calculated in a straight line from the property's location to the point of interest or airport and may not reflect actual travel distance.
Distances are displayed to the nearest 0.1 km and mile.
- Children 18 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.
- The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
- American Express
- Carte Blanche
- Diners Club
- JCB International
- Check-in time starts at 4 PM
- Check-out time is Noon
- Pets not allowed
- Only service animals are allowed
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Breakfast fee: between USD 13 and USD 17 per person (approximately)
- Fee for in-room wireless Internet: USD 12.95 per day (rates may vary)
- Fee for in-room wired Internet: USD 12.95 per day (rates may vary)
- Fee for wireless Internet in public areas: USD 12.95 per day (rates may vary)
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100% would recommend it to a friend
Beautifull hotel near centrum, furnished in old style
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Great room with view of prague
For what i payed i didnt expect a balcony with a view of the castel
Food was standard to good
Small things is maintance like broken plug and no shower cutain but bath was great
The hotel is located in a very close distance to town, I could walk to the city center and be there within 30 minutes.
I liked the area, close to the tram, metro station and many shops.


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Hotel Circle Inn features complimentary wireless Internet access, a complimentary buffet breakfast, and guest parking. On-site laundry facilities are offered, and a microwave is available in the breakfast room.
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A 4 bedroom home located in Sandton Country Club. The upstairs hosts 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. The main bedroom has an en-suite, walk-in closet and sufficient space for a lounge area. All the bedrooms have a balcony that overlooks the beautiful pool and garden area.
The downstairs has a large 4th bedroom and a separate bathroom which is ideal for guests. The dining area opens up to a covered patio which leads to the pool area. This makes for a convenient flow for entertaining in the warm African summer. The lounge is situated next to the dining area and overlooks the pool.
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👉From $95/h - gas + parking + ice & water
Have fun under the beautiful blue water of Biscayne Bay
Perfect for families and friend groups to create memories of their own.
celebrate a special occasion – birthday, engagement, bachelorette party respecting the new social distancing.
The boat can't be rented without captain
⚠⚠ Captain service is MANDATORY with your rental. The captain must be pay separately at the time of the reservation or on the dock (He accepts Cash, Zelle, Venmo, Cash App).
The rate is $35.00 / per hour
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The captain has a USCG licensed and over 15 years of experience in Miami bay.
⚠⚠ Taxes and Fees are not included
Sail from the marina on the Miami or Fort Lauderdale bay.
✅Bring your food and beverages and do a relaxing break (no red wine).
👉Our captain is USCG certified with over 15 years of experience
👉 Water hammocks and tube are available for free use in the boat
Popular destinations: Haulover Sandbar, the Beer Island, Marine Stadium, Pelican Island, Fort Lauderdale waterways
⛔❌Brand new clothing will bleed when wet and can cause major damage on the seats. No jeans, unwashed towels or unwashed bathing suit, red wine, curries, turmeric, tomato sauce, berries, spray tan, sprays, and so on.
🚭👠Shoes (boat shoes included) are strictly forbidden on board as well as smoking.
Usually this boat operates around Dania Beach, FL.
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VILLA TE ATA - LEGENDS RESORT - MOOREA
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