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Public review sites such as TripAdvisor are useful in trip planning, but they can fall short without a comparative and specific voice. In our series to find the best places to stay in Southern Africa, I scoured Graaff-Reinet accommodation – to rank the rankings and find the best accommodation for all types of traveller. I unearthed a couple of great unlisted places too!
Also read: Best places to stay in Vilanculos
Using TripAdvisor as a base, I checked out 35 of the top-ranked options in the Hotel, B&B/Inn and Speciality Lodgings categories, as well as a few unlisted options. The result? A no-stone-unturned, tried-and-tested guide to the best places to stay in this grossly underrated town.
Why make Graaff-Reinet your destination?
- The proclaimed ‘gem of the Karoo’ has been overlooked by travellers en route to the coast who arrive at night, exhausted, and push on at dawn. But this is set to change with the reopening of the landmark Drostdy Hotel. One of South Africa’s grande dame hotels, the Drostdy now offers a fabulous five-star experience at a three-star rate, a conscious decision by Newmark Hotels to encourage guests to extend their traditional one-night stop to two.
- South Africa’s fourth-oldest town is also its best preserved, with 260 officially declared historic homes and sites the densest collection in the country, located in row after row of pretty oak, jacaranda- and cypress-lined streets.
- There’s a great collection of museums and historic art galleries, and in recent years a handful of chi-chi shops and restaurants have opened. Polka is where most guest house owners will book you a table.
- There are fabulous day trips from Graaff-Reinet: the remote hamlet of Nieu-Bethesda is just under an hour away. Viewing Helen Martin’s Owl House is the well-known pilgrimage, but even ardent wine lovers make lipsmacking noises when ale tasting at The Brewery and Two Goats Deli or grabbing a bite at MANNA bakery.
Best hotel in the Eastern Cape
TripAdvisor ranking: No. 1 of 2 (Hotels)
The Drostdy Hotel is not only the best hotel in Graaff-Reinet, but a destination hotel, the grande dame of the Eastern Cape has been generously restored by the Ruperts and is now looking the best it has in its 200-year history. Interior designer Stephen Falcke spared no expense in creating elegant, well-balanced interiors that retain the hotel’s historic character and Karoo-surrounds animal skulls and Nguni skins are off-set against delicate embroidered botanicals and Chinese pottery, while the hotel’s antiques have found new homes throughout.
The dinner menu, which celebrates Karoo ingredients, is exceptional. Managed and marketed by Newmark Hotels, the service is excellent though it is worth noting that about 30 percent of the staff are freshly graduated from the local SA College for Tourism all on bursaries from previously disadvantaged rural communities. As a guest you are asked to be patient and play your part in the training of a new generation of world-class African hoteliers. In short: make every effort to visit this year while prices are so affordable.
Room tip: The hotel is divided into three precincts. I prefer the historic atmosphere of the Ferreira precinct and Stretch’s Court and would avoid newly built Kromm’s Court. Bachelor rooms in Stretch’s Court are better than those in Ferreira’s. Best room in the hotel? Number 1704.
Cost: B&B from R1125 per double room.
Best budget option
TripAdvisor ranking: No. 2 of 35 (B&B/Inns)
At Kambro Cottage, Greg Kappers offers the best deal in town: a roomy, open-plan space furnished in rustic Karoo-cottage style, with one double bed and two single beds and a combined sitting and dining room area. A narrow equipped kitchenette leads off this but Greg, who is a very obliging host, will make you breakfast if you want, or you can stroll to the nearby restaurants and local coffee shop. All the essentials are here air conditioning, off-street parking and a private entrance at an unbelievably good rate. With only two units, it’s worth booking early.
Room tip: Book either, soon.
Cost: From R200 to R300 pp sharing (R600 for two; R800 for two adults with two children). Single occupancy R400.
Best stand-alone self-catering cottage
No 6 Parliament
New find, unlisted
If you like the privacy that comes with booking your own home, and De Kothuize cottages (see below) are all taken, this three-bedroom Victorian-era house, directly opposite the new entrance to the Drostdy Hotel, is your best bet. No 6 Parliament is comfortably furnished and well equipped (air conditioners in every room are a boon in summer), and the house also has a private, pretty walled garden that is furnished (timber and concrete; no plastic) and offers braai facilities. Serviced daily.
Cost: From R395 pp. Children under 12 R197.50; kids under three free.
Best B&B to offer self-catering
Buiten Verwagten Guest House
TripAdvisor ranking: No. 4 of 35 (B&B/Inns)
The exterior façade of this 1840 home, with its groomed gardens, is one of the most inviting in Graaff-Reinet; interiors don’t disappoint. Of Buiten Verwagten’s five rooms, the two garden suites Chicken Run and Ebony & Ivory offer you the double luxury of B&B with the option to self-cater. Even if you don’t cook, the additional space is welcome and you have the services you don’t usually get with self-catering. Peet and Cheré let guests have the run of their house you can braai next to the pool and pets are welcome in the garden suites.
Room tip: Chicken Run can sleep two adults and two small children. Ebony & Ivory sleeps two. The other rooms in front don’t have self-catering facilities but cost the same (because they’re furnished with antiques, Cheré explained).
Cost: R600 pp for Chicken Run and Ebony & Ivory. R300 per additional guest.
Best B&B for families
TripAdvisor ranking: No. 5 of 35 (B&B/Inns)
Cypress Cottage actually comprises two separate 19th century cottages, each with three bedrooms: Cypress and Jacaranda are located diagonally opposite each other on Donkin, one of the prettiest, quietest streets on the northern edge of town. Each cottage has its own garden area and kitchen, and own cook to prepare breakfast. The cottages are not exclusive-use, unless of course you book all three rooms. Of the two, I prefer Cypress Cottage: on a larger property, it has sprawling, well-manicured gardens backdropped by mountains (the garden blends seamlessly with the owner’s). It has a small, pretty reservoir-type pool, accessed by a staircase which leads to a tiny timber deck. In the garden you’ll also find a miniature Karoo cottage playhouse filled with toys and a set of swings.
Room tip: Families with small kids should book Room 3 in Cypress Cottage – a cosy room with a double bed and two single beds, a bath and shower cubicle. Alternatively, sprawl out and book the two front rooms: Room 1 (double) and Room 2 (a delightful twin room).
Cost: B&B from R600 pp sharing.
Best All-Round B&B
TripAdvisor ranking: No. 3 of 35 (B&B/Inns)
Aa’qtansisi is a historic 1865 building on central Somerset (a two-minute stroll to Graaff-Reinet’s tiny restaurant hub), manned by gregarious hosts Ria and Pierre. Hidden behind the rather austere façade is a verdant backyard with a small pool overlooked by a deep veranda a great place to unwind with a cold glass, plundered from the large honesty-bar fridge. In summer the air conditioning is quiet and effective; in winter there are three fireplaces and electric blankets. Every room is different some a little over the top for masculine tastes; find a suitable match online. Bubbling with information, Ria is one of those people with whom you want to spend time, and her attention to detail is great, from the high-speed Wi-Fi to the turn-down service at night. Pet- and child-friendly.
Room tip: Room 1, a separate unit in the garden, with a door leading to the pool, is by far the most private – book if you can.
Cost: B&B from R550 pp sharing. R50-R250 per child, depending on age.
Best portfolio of self-catering cottages
New find, unlisted
De Kothuize is a real find: seven restored national monuments, each with two or three bedrooms; all located within easy strolling distance of each other and the town’s restaurants and key sights. Most feature original Cape Dutch features such as built-in wall cupboards, yellowwood floors and stinkwood-detailed doors. Four of them are located in historic Parsonage street, a tree-lined avenue bookended by the gracious gables of the Drostdy and Reinet House respectively; a further two are located in Cradock street; unit seven is around the corner in historic Middle Street. Michelle, the manageress, is very helpful. Pet and child-friendly.
Room tip: 166 Cradock is a personal favourite a comfortable three-bedroom cottage with a large walled garden. But if you want a pool, book 54 Middle Street or 6 Parsonage Street (both two-bedroom cottages); houses with pools don’t cost extra.
Cost: R600 for one; R800 for two; R1100 for three; R1400 for four; R1600 for five; R1800 for six.
Worth a mention
With most of Graaff-Reinet’s accommodation geared towards those looking for a cheap one-night stopover, you’ll find plenty of high-ceilinged, shuttered rooms with spongy carpets on creaking floorboards, dowdy duvets and large, frilled pillows on beds without headboards. The following three B&Bs are the exception:
Avondrust Guest House
Nico has major renovations planned at Avondrust Guest House (No. 7 B&B; from R550 pp sharing), a large 4000m2 property with new rooms built in the garden behind the grand 1911 double-storey townhouse. Until construction starts, the room to book here is the Feather Baron Suite. One of the best rooms in town, this large gracious room opens onto a vine-covered patio. Sadly, Nico has plans to claim this space as his own.
Villa Reinet (No. 8 B&B; from R540 pp sharing) has two characterful rooms in the historic house (Villa Studio and Villa Double), as well as a lounge with fireplace and lovely gardens with a circular pool. The six garden units are a little bland but functional.
If you’re looking for an authentic homestay, Somerset Stables (No. 1 B&B; R500 pp sharing) is powered by Reinette te Water Naude, whose ancestry can be traced throughout the town and surrounds her house is jam-packed with trinkets, including photos of her with her late beau, PW Botha.
Finally, budget hunters disappointed to find Kambro full, or desperate for a room with a pool, can check out 4 Rothman Street. At R300 pp sharing, or R320 for a single occupancy, you won’t get a much better rate elsewhere. The old-fashioned accommodation, most with their own entrances, are scrupulously clean, and your hostess is the warm Judy who you’ll likely find in the garden or in her kitchen, cooking up her harvest into jams.
This article first appeared in the March 2015 issue of Getaway magazine. Please note that all prices were correct at time of publication, but are subject to change at each establishment’s discretion. Please confirm latest prices before travelling.


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Stayed here for one night, Hotel is ideally located in the center of Maastricht.
Rooms are nice and spacious, lovely Bathroom. Good Breakfast.
One Think I would recommend to management please.
Either turn out the lights in the hallway or put some blinds in the Bathrooms.
We ended up hanging 2 towel's in front of the window as out room was lit up like a christmas tree due to the lights in the hallway and little courtyard being left on. Otherwise I would say this Hotel is pretty good.
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After reading some pretty harsh reviews on this site I was a little apprehensive about my stay with my son and Mother. I needn't have been. If you don't expect 5 star for the price you've paid then you'll be fine.
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This was my first time in a Blackpool b&b. The sefton was bright and airy. The gentleman booked us in. He was very polite and accommodating when I told him my daughter had a pram. He moved her to a lower floor. The room was...More
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Minimalistic luxury on Naxos Island
A magnificent 5-star beach hotel.
Minimalistic luxury and privileged location
on the beach of Saint George in Naxos Town.
The emerald Cycladic waters are sparkling under the sun. The sea view is simply scintillating. The beautiful sandy beach is inviting. This is the image you will experience once you reach the Nissaki Beach Hotel; a magnificent boutique hotel in the beautiful Naxos Island. Just a stone’s throw from the main town, yet far from the bustling crowds that visit Naxos, Greece during the hot summer months, Nissaki Beach Hotel is a perfect blend of modern amenities, warm hospitality, affordable luxury and impeccable service. This is the philosophy behind the impressive 5 star hotel, which is located in Saint George beach in Naxos Island.
From architecture to decoration and from furniture to ambiance; everything in this extraordinary beach hotel in Naxos Town reflects its subtle luxury. Nissaki Hotel, with its privileged location on the beach of Saint George and near the Hora of Naxos, Greece, has been entirely renovated with detailed care, promising to impress you as soon as you set foot on it.
Luxury accommodation in Naxos
This modern boutique hotel near the Hora of Naxos Island in Greece features 24 spacious rooms and luxury suites that breathe an exquisite minimalistic elegance. Large, comfortable beds, VDSL internet, plasma TVs, coffee & tea, DVD players, hidden lightings, cool, soothing color tones and fabulous sea view from the furnished verandas ensure an upgraded stay.
The fine 5 star hotel on the beach of Saint George near Naxos town also features a picturesque seaside restaurant and an outdoor bar, an indoor lobby bar and spacious lounges, a swimming pool with hydro-massage area and pool loungers around, as well as a private parking lot for your ultimate comfort. The hotel’s services guarantee the most memorable holidays in Greece, including car rental and excursions services, as well as event organizing, such as a wedding reception, an unforgettable christening or a lovely private party. Nissaki is a unique beach hotel in Naxos Town that will offer everything you would expect from a 5 star hotel and so much more!
Blissful beach hotel with incredible food
"Overall: Perfect location, great food, lovely people. A wonderful spot for a relaxed and quiet getaway on a less-touristy island. The staff takes well-deserved pride in making everything great. Location: Right on a pretty and peaceful beach! Easy walking to anything in Naxos Town..."Tripadvisor
Gorgeous boutique hotel
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Renting a car seems like a basic process and is likely something you’ve done before. But, there are some things to know about renting a car that can save you time, energy, and money.
Whether you’re a beginner to the rental car world or a seasoned renter, check out these tips and tricks for car rental that can help you avoid hidden fees, get elite status with rental agencies, and better understand rental car insurance.
After all, a successful (or unsuccessful) car rental experience can make (or break) a vacation.
This is a fundamental tip, no matter how much of a rush you’re in after picking up your car. Even if it’s late at night or you’re hustling to get to that meeting or start your vacation, make sure to slowly and carefully inspect the outside and inside of your car.
Take photos and videos as proof, and make sure to report anything that strikes you as “off” to staff before driving away. This may take a few minutes, but it could save you a lot of money and hassle in the long run — you don’t want to be charged for any damage the car had before you picked it up.
Many car rental agencies charge drop-off fees for things like bringing the car back outside of business hours or for one-way rentals. However, not all agencies charge these fees, not all fees are equal, and some agencies offer promotions that waive or lower these fees.
While you may not be able to avoid drop-off fees entirely, reading the fine print and searching for promotions is an easy way to get discounts or find ways to escape the fees altogether. Another option is to consider renting at city-center locations, as many airports charge additional drop-off fees.
If you do drop your car off after hours or when no staff is around to do a return check, make sure to take additional photos and videos of the car upon return. Otherwise, it could be your word against theirs if you’re charged for damage (and we all know who wins in that scenario).
Some rental companies charge for crossing borders, and you should let your agency know what you’re doing in case there are restrictions or you need additional insurance.
For example, many U.S. rental agencies allow you to drive a rental car across the border to Canada with no restrictions, but driving to Mexico is another story. There are typically additional rules that apply, depending on the agency.Hot Tip:
Don’t forget to discuss your plans with the rental car agency when renting a car abroad. This is especially important in Europe, where countries are smaller, and you might be able to easily drive a car from Spain to Portugal or from Austria to Switzerland, for example.
We get that car rental insurance is confusing. And when you consider specific rules or quirks that vary by state, country, or rental agency, things can really get difficult.
We advise doing your homework on insurance before renting. You’ll want to be sure you understand the types of insurance offered and the policies you’ll need to keep yourself, others, your rental car, and other cars safe and covered.
The most important insurance to consider when renting a car is primary, secondary, and liability insurance. It’s also key to understand exactly what each policy covers.
For example, certain CDW policies may cover most damage to your rental vehicle but not windows or tires. Make sure you’re aware of what your own auto insurance policy covers and what each country or state requires, as well as the policies and prices offered by the rental agency.
If you do have an accident with a rental car, you may or may not have to pay a deductible, depending on the insurance policy.
Most rental car agencies won’t let you rent a vehicle without some form of mandatory insurance. Know that having an accident with your rental car without insurance means you’ll be liable to pay for the damages.
Many credit cards offer some form of car rental insurance. Usually, for the insurance to be applicable, you must pay for the rental using that specific card, as well as turn down any additional insurance offered to you through the agency when you reserve or pick up a car.
The main thing to know about your credit card’s rental insurance is whether it includes primary insurance or secondary insurance. Be mindful of the amount of time your card offers insurance for, as this often varies by credit card and may depend on if the rental is international or within the U.S.
If you do decide to purchase insurance offered by the agency, it’s important to read and understand the terms, how to claim it, and how to apply it. Sometimes, it doesn’t apply to certain vehicles, like vans, or may exclude rentals in specific countries or territories.
Note that most credit cards don’t cover liability insurance (and laws in certain countries or states may require you to have it), meaning you may have to purchase it at the rental car counter.Hot Tip:
Not sure which credit card has the rental car insurance that best fits your needs? Read our article on the best credit cards for rental car insurance coverage.
While the rental car shortage has abated a bit, prices are still high, as agencies aren’t totally out of the woods yet. In fact, they added 58% fewer cars to their fleets in 2021 when compared to 2019, according to Zippia.
This is why booking a midsize car is often the way to go. These are the vehicles that agencies tend to have the most of, so the likelihood of securing availability at a reasonable price is greater with this type of car.
Rental companies may have fewer vans, SUVs, or specialty cars, which drives up the price for these particular vehicles. You may even notice a standard or midsize car is actually more affordable than a tiny Toyota Yaris!Hot Tip:
Many rental car loyalty programs offer upgrades to elite members starting at the midsize category.
Car rental jargon can be confusing if you don’t quite understand it, especially when you’re trying to make sense of the differences between seemingly similar categories.
Here are some of the key car types to know:
You may also see terms like premium, luxury, as well as the aforementioned terms, applied to SUVs. When it comes to choosing your car, pick the option that fits your party and luggage requirements and stays within your budget.
Some rental companies give you the car with a full tank of gas, some give it to you empty, and others give it to you somewhere in between. Make sure to be fully clear on the gas situation before driving away, including what level you need to return it at, how much you have upon pickup, and what type of gasoline the vehicle requires.
Whenever possible, skip the prepay option for gas, as it’s typically more money than you’d spend putting gas in the car yourself. Only use this option if you really don’t have time to fill up the tank or are renting a car late at night and you aren’t sure you can find an open gas station.
It’s also a good idea to find a gas station ahead of time before returning your rental car, especially if you’re in an unfamiliar place. The last thing you want to do is drive around lost with practically no gas just before a flight out of town. Sourcing a place to refuel ahead of time means you can easily fill up your tank and return your vehicle (and catch your flight or train) on time without stress.Hot Tip:
When refueling your rental car, make sure to use a credit card that offers additional points or miles for gas station purchases.
When renting an electric car like a Tesla, figure out beforehand where you can charge it along your desired route. The rental company may be able to help with this. It’s important to know that you’ll likely be charged a charge fee for recharging, and just like gasoline, prices can fluctuate (note that some hotels have free car charging!). Make sure to confirm with the rental company on its policy for what the charge should be upon return and check to see if you have the right cables for recharging before driving away.
You may also want to check out some videos or read up on how to drive an electric vehicle so you’re prepared to operate this type of car.Hot Tip:
Not sure if renting an electric vehicle is worth it? This post compares costs and time for electric vehicles and ones that run using gasoline.
Many car rental companies have loyalty programs. Besides earning points, joining programs (and earning elite status within these programs) means you may have access to things like discounts, promotions, upgrades, and more. Just as you would do with hotels or airlines, make sure to sign up for your chosen program and familiarize yourself with the perks in order to maximize your rental experience.
In our experience, one of the best car rental programs to join is Dollar, thanks to its low redemption fees (starting at around 500 points per day) and ample benefits, like a free additional driver, priority customer service, and skip-the-counter car pickup.
Similar to airline and hotel loyalty programs, car rental loyalty programs feature different elite levels, each with varying perks and benefits. Some credit cards may offer status with more than 1 agency as well. For example, The Platinum Card® from American Express offers Avis Preferred Plus status, Hertz Gold Plus Rewards President’s Circle status, and National Emerald Club Executive status (upon enrollment).
Some airline and hotel loyalty programs will also allow you to earn points or miles for car rentals. Likewise, booking car rentals via your preferred travel portal can also be advantageous. For example, Chase Sapphire Reserve® cardholders can earn 10x points on car rentals booked via the Chase Ultimate Rewards portal.Hot Tip:
Not sure what credit card is best for car rentals? Read this post on the best credit cards that include car rental elite status.
Renting a car within the U.S. is one thing, but doing so in another country can be an entirely different ballgame. Here are some things to consider:
It’s always worth it to ask for an upgrade when renting a car. You may get one for free thanks to availability, or there’s always a chance the agent might offer you an affordable upgrade price. The worst that could happen is that you won’t be upgraded and will have to stick with whatever car you previously reserved.
While booking a car rental through an online travel agency may offer attractive pricing, if anything goes wrong, it may complicate things.
If you need to cancel, get a refund, or change plans, adding a third party into the mix may make it harder for you. Weigh the possible reduced price against these considerations to decide if booking through an OTA is right for you. If your plans aren’t concrete and you think you may need to make changes, booking directly with the rental agency is probably the way to go. On the other hand, if your plans are set and you don’t foresee changes, you may want to book through an OTA or a travel portal for the best prices or any earning bonuses you may receive.
While renting a car today is cheaper than it was in previous years, it can still be pricey. Here are some tips and tricks for finding a car at an affordable price:
Don’t forget that if you’re not entirely dependent on a rental car and only need it for a few select trips, choosing a car-sharing company like Turo or Zipcar may be a better bet. Or, you can consider using services like Lyft or Uber.
If you’re traveling in a place like Europe, it may make sense to use trains instead of renting a car. Many high-speed options can get you where you need to go in half the time. When it comes to certain countries in Asia, it may be more affordable and easier to hire a driver than to rent a car.
As you may have already figured out, holding elite status with a car rental company means you’ll have extra perks and benefits. One of these may be adding an additional authorized driver to your rental free of charge. For example, Gold, Platinum, or Diamond members of SIXT’s Advantage Circle loyalty program can add 1 authorized driver to their profile for free.
In some cases, you don’t even need to reach elite status to get an authorized driver for free; you just have to be a part of the loyalty program. For example, joining Dollar’s Express Rewards loyalty program means you can add a spouse or domestic partner as an authorized driver for free.
Marriage offers many benefits, and being able to add your spouse as a free authorized driver to rentals through certain agencies is one of them. For example, Avis states that “A spouse or life partner can drive a rental car without an additional fee as long as they have a valid driver’s license and are 25 or older,” but this doesn’t apply to friends or other family members. Budget expands slightly on this, stating the following drivers would be authorized to drive your rental car: “a spouse or partner or your employer or employee if you rent through a company account.”
Besides being able to access discounts, renting as a AAA member means you’ll save the additional driver fee at certain car rental agencies, such as Hertz.
This typically requires you to tell the car rental agency that you’ll pay tolls on your own. You’ll also need to close the toll transponder in the car so that the readers don’t recognize it. Of course, you’ll still have to pay the tolls on your own (using cash or your own toll transponder). But, you’ll save on additional fees rental companies charge you to use their transponders.
Yes, this one is annoying, especially if you prefer to travel light. But bringing your own car seat can save you anywhere from $10 to $15 per day, and may also be useful to use and keep your little one safe during a plane ride. Some car rental companies around the world don’t charge extra for car seats, or you may be able to find promotions offering them for free or at a discounted rate.Hot Tip:
Joining AAA offers yet another benefit: The association’s partnership with Hertz means you’ll get a car seat for free when adding the relevant AAA promo code to your Hertz booking.
Some rental car companies impose mileage limits. Check these before booking (or at least before driving away) so you’re not caught off guard and don’t get charged extra fees if you go over the limit.
Renting a car from one spot and returning it to another — especially if it’s across state lines or international borders — can incur hefty fees. Avoid these charges by structuring your trip around returning the car to the same spot. If that’s not possible, compare prices with different rental car companies to see which one charges the lowest price or fees for this type of car rental.
Even if they’re just a few dollars a day, extras add up. Just say no to things like GPS and satellite radio. Instead, download Google Maps (iOS, Android) so you can access maps offline, and plan to connect your phone via Bluetooth (or bring a cable) so you can play your own tunes from Spotify or another music-streaming service.
Renting a car can be daunting, especially after what many deemed a “car rental apocalypse” in 2022 that’s still lingering. But these tips and tricks can help you master the art of car rental, making it more affordable and less stressful.
Simply knowing how to avoid hidden fees and maximize your car rentals can make all the difference on your next getaway, whether that be a family vacation or a business trip. When in doubt, join the car rental loyalty program, and always, always read the fine print of your rental agreement.
For rates and fees of The Platinum Card® from American Express, click here.
Yes, you can return a rental car to a location different from the one where you picked it up. However, you’ll likely be charged an additional fee for dropping the car off at a different location.
You may be able to lower this drop-off fee (or avoid it entirely) by looking for promotions or deals, joining a car rental loyalty program, earning elite status, or comparing prices across agencies.
It is possible that extra fees can add up to a price higher than your original rental price, especially if you get all the bells and whistles, like GPS, a car seat, upgrades, insurance, satellite radio, an additional driver, and more.
Avoid these fees by doing your homework, reading the fine print, bringing your own car seat, or joining car rental loyalty programs.
In most cases, you’ll have to pay extra to rent a car seat when renting a car. However, there are certain companies that may not charge extra, and you may also find discounts. Being a AAA member may mean you can get a free car seat with certain rental companies like Hertz.
You don’t need to wash your rental car before returning it. Most rental companies wash cars before renting them to the next customer.
However, if you made a massive mess in the rental car that could be considered damage, you may want to clean it before returning — or expect to be charged an additional fee. For example, you should wipe up food, gum, or beverage spills and empty out excessive sand or dirt.
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The atmosphere, presonnel, location...are just wonderful. Highly recommended.
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Excellent hostel! Has the most going on and the best facilities of anywhere we stayed in South America!
Had a significant incident happen at Pariwana Hostel in Lima (same chain) involving the hostel manager there. As a result a report with police and embassy was filed. Cannot recommend this chain at all knowing what happens at Lima.
Great hostel a few blocks from the main square. The courtyard is definitely the centrepiece and it is hard to see how anyone could leave with a negative opinion. The bar/restaurant is a good place to chat and watch football. Occasionally it is noisy at night as this hostel attracts the 18 to early 20's crowd as well as older backpackers - but I'd still be very happy to stay here again. This hostel definitely adds to your backpacking experience and is not just "a place to stay".
Fun place and everything is here so you wouldn't need to leave to get food etc. Bar is great, food is excellent and great variety. There are computers and a chillout tv room. Fab stay
This place rocked! Lots of people, great vibes, always stuff to do, decent food.
Best beds we've had in south America so far!!
Just... perfect. I've been in a lot of hostels so far, and this is probably the best of them all. Great people and atmosphere, parties every night... I don't know what else to say, the place is just perfect.
Best hostel we have stayed at yet! They have everything you need and are very helpful. Great location and have a tour desk inside the hostel to help book trips. Can't fault it at all!
great staff, location, lovely hostel, great base for seeing cusco and machu pichu travels. will definitely be back.
Excellent experience overall. There should be a better breakfast though, and the extra plates should be cheaper.
Pariwana hostel can get pretty loud at night because there is always something fun happening there. It is located right in the city centre. The building is beautiful and clean, and I would highly recommend anyone to stay here.
Overall: Highly recommended. Laid back hostel, but enough people around that you can party if you want. || Rooms: Rooms were nice, had locks on doors. Beds were comfortable and warm. Bathrooms seemed well cleaned. || Security: Padlock lockers in room with in-unit chargers. Also smaller padlock lockers in reception area. Bags left in storage are given bag tag. || Internet: Most reliable I had in Peru. Covers all common areas. || Other: Great location only a block or two from main square.
Very nice hostel. Ask for room at the back cause the ones around the courtyard are noisy. Loved playing table tennis here. Located right of the square. A little expensive but very nice
The main points are this: probably the best beds you'll get in South America - warm duvets, two pillows and comfortable beds; The bar has decent food and pretty reasonably priced, wifi is plentiful, and a travel desk. The staff are pretty helpful with any questions you need to ask. My only problem was I asked the travel desk for a trek that wasn't really popular and they got in someone from outside. The trek was fantastic, however the guide not so much. Do you research before booking.
We stayed in February which is low season and the hostel was renovating its bar/restaurant and some of the rooms - so the atmosphere probably wasn't indicative of what it's normally like! They did move the bar into the courtyard with beer tents to cover you when it rained! I thought this hostel was really well run and although it's not cheap it's very nice - wide beds with new mattresses, 2 pillows and constant hot water!! I would definitely stay again.
Had a bad experience with one of the receptionist here. The travel agency they had on site screwed up my travel plans and the receptionist cannot be bothered to help. He even flat out told me that he won't help me coz he didn't like my attitude. What did he expect? I just came back around midnight from Machu Picchu and was exhausted and hungry, and my bus tickets for first thing the next morning was missing. Luckily, the manager stepped in and took care of everything. He was a lifesaver!!
Super comfy bed. Good location. Not too many negatives. Would recommend for any traveller


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Exe International Palace location: Via Nazionale 46, 00184 Rome
Check in anytime after 14:00, check out anytime before 12:00
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In Rome, 4-star hotels have average nightly rates of £199. Exe International Palace is £115 cheaper than the city average at just £84/night.
If you're looking to go directly from Rome Fiumicino to Exe International Palace, expect a 43min drive as they are around 14.4 mi apart.
If you’re looking for a simple travel option from Rome Fiumicino to Exe International Palace, consider calling a taxi or rideshare service to take you to the hotel as well as around the city during your visit.
There is a restaurant at Exe International Palace that can be used by visitors of the hotel. You can sit down or order food to take away. Call the front desk at +39 064 893 9960 for kitchen hours. If you are staying at Exe International Palace, you are more than welcome to order food through the hotel’s room service menu.
Judging by our data, Exe International Palace does not have a pool on site, but hotels regularly make additions and changes to their venues and do not always notify us. It would be best to call Exe International Palace at +39 064 893 9960.
Exe International Palace is 0.5 mi away from the city centre of Rome, where you can find interesting sights such as Teatro Sistina.
Is Exe International Palace pet-friendly?
Yes, Exe International Palace has Wi-Fi available to hotel guests.
Standard check-out time at Exe International Palace is 12:00. Guests can check in after 14:00.
The average price for a night at Exe International Palace found recently is £134 and can go as low as £35/night. Please note that rates may be impacted by travel dates, room type, and availability. To see current deals, enter your dates in the form above.
Yes, you can do your laundry at Exe International Palace.
Colosseum is within walking distance (0.7 mi) from Exe International Palace, Rome.
Yes, it is just a short 1.0 mi walk between Exe International Palace, Rome and Circus Maximus.
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At the Mas des Ecoliers, you can choose to sleep in the History, Sport, French, Science or Geography room. Our 5 rooms are equipped with comfortable and high quality beds so that you will have a wonderful night's sleep during your stay. All household linen will be provided to you.
You can prepare delicious meals in the fully equipped kitchen and enjoy them together around the large dining table.
You can also relax in the sun around the swimming pool, or in the shade on the terrace, and enjoy the 3000m² of outdoor space.


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Holiday Inn Express Barcelona City 22@ is an ideal choice for guests who'd rather sleep in a large hotel. This accommodation provides the opportunity to enjoy a touch of opulence in Barcelona thanks to its 3-star rating. Antiqua Estacion del Norte connects you to the rest of Barcelona. Make your stay memorable, with a visit to Razzmatazz, National Theatre of Catalonia or Barcelona Auditorium. You can get to Torre Agbar or Olympic Port on foot quite easily from here. Additionally you can walk to Arc de Triomf. A popular location for conferences and events, CCIB is not far away.
In addition to the bedrooms, a bar/lounge is part of Holiday Inn Express Barcelona City 22@. Amongst the services you may find beneficial here are a laundry service, a dry cleaning/laundry service and a luggage storage. Especially for business guests, a conference space and a business center are both available on-site. The total number of rooms here is 186. Paid self service parking at limited hours is another useful option when staying at Holiday Inn Express Barcelona City 22@.
The rooms of Holiday Inn Express Barcelona City 22@ have air-conditioning. Many people cannot go a day without Internet. If you stay here, that is no problem, with wired high-speed Internet access (surcharge) offered. You find a coffee/tea maker in the rooms here.
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Located in this region of Croatia is the beautiful coastal town of Makarska, which is certainly recommended as a holiday destination! Resort towns Brela and Baska Voda (the former a smaller resort, the latter larger and more busy) are also lovely. Omis is the first town you come to as you travel from Split down the coast; Tucepi and Podgora are two small but lovely resorts. (The first is famous for a long stretch of beaches.) As it’s a popular part of the Croatian coast for a holiday destination, there’s a very good selection of accommodation in Central Dalmatia.
Search for accommodation using the search box below – type in your own destination. Alternatively, look at our individual pages for each town.Booking.com
Accommodation in Central Dalmatia
You can reach this part of the country by flying to Split (scheduled and charter flights from elsewhere in Europe – see our Getting to Split section), which is just north of the Riviera. There are also good bus connections from elsewhere in Croatia.
Accommodation in Central Dalmatia Highlights
Five Star Hotels
The Heritage Hotel Martinis Marchi in Maslinica on the island of Solta is a wonderful luxury option. Stay in a 300-year-old castle (really!), right on the sea, with its own pool and other excellent facilities. Solta is one of the smaller islands in the region, so also a good choice if you’re looking for somewhere a bit quieter.
The Bluesun Hotel Berulia in Brela has two pools and multiple other amenities, as well as its own beach and absolutely stunning views out to sea.
With no less than three pools and three restaurants, and also located on the beach, is TUI Blue Jadran is a fine choice for Tucepi
Four Star Hotels
For those looking for boutique options, the Hotel Croatia is Baska Voda would be an excellent choice. Another fine option in the same town is the smart and modern Grand Hotel Slavia; it has a pool and is minutes from a beach.
The Hotel Biokovo is a lovely pick for Makarska, located in the heart of that town and within walking distance of a beach. The Boutique Hotel Ani is a excellent modern option, with its own smart pool and pretty sun terrace.
The Bluesun Hotel Village Afrodita is a four-star hotel that offers accommodation in rooms and apartments in small villas around the complex. There’s a pool, restaurant and bar, plenty of sports facilities and a kids club.
The Medora Auri Family Beach Resort is located in Podgora and provides excellent sports facilities as well as a pool and entertainment for kids and adults alike.
Kamp Galeb in Omis is a popular campsite in the region, with camping pitches and mobile homes on offer. The campsite has its own sandy beach, as well as plenty of watersports facilities and restaurants on site.


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Dog-sled through icy wilderness, see the Northern Lights in all their glory, sleep a night in the renowned ICEHOTEL®
Nothing prepares you for the icy wilderness of Sweden's far north. This incredible trip takes you right inside the Arctic Circle, to the snowy wilderness of Lapland. Slide across the ice in complete silence, listening to the sound of your team of dogs pulling your sled and enjoy the frozen beauty of the ICEHOTEL® . Sleeping out in a teepee in the snow and looking out for the Aurora Borealis (Northern Lights) are unforgettable experiences.
- 3 days of dog-sledding activities. Visit to moose park, Sami village and reindeer farm. Ice fishing and snowshoeing expeditions. Transport to/from Kiruna airport at start and end of trip.
- 5 breakfasts, 4 lunches, 3 dinners (Allow EUR130-190 for meals and drinks not included.)
- Hotel (1 nt, multi-share), wilderness lodge (2 nts, multi-share), teepee (1 nt, multi-share), ICEHOTEL® (1 nt, multi-share)
- Bus, snowshoe, dog-sled, walking
- Chief Experience Officer (CEO) throughout, local guides.
- Small group experience; Max 10, avg 8
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Day 1 Kiruna
Arrive in Kiruna. Included trip to visit Vittangi Moose Park in the late afternoon.
Day 2-4 Lapland Wilderness (3B, 3L, 3D)
Meet your team of dogs and take them out across the Swedish wilderness. Stop for some ice fishing, the chance to try snowshoeing and the possibility to see the Northern Lights while being pulled along on your sled.
Day 5 ICEHOTEL® (1B,1L)
Bid farewell to your dogs and return to civilization. Visit the museum of Sami culture and take a reindeer safari. Spend the night in the world famous ICEHOTEL®.
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The areas that have been refurbished have been done to a high standard and the staff were friendly and helpful. The rooms and some areas not yet done were "tired" but when the rest of the work is finished it should be excellent.
There is a large pool and gym, with sauna, steam room and jacuzzi.
The food was excellent and the taster menu gave an opportunity to try new things, but with other choices still available on the a la carte and bar menus.
I look forward to returning when the work is all finished and the hotel is restored to what it clearly once was as a country house hotel sitting in its own large grounds.More
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Morgado, 17 (Esquina C/ Amor De Dios), Seville, Andalusia, Spain
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Hotels in Seville that are rated 3 stars generally cost 116.74/night, but on average, H10 Corregidor Boutique Hotel is available for 24% less than the average rate in the area. You can usually enjoy a stay at H10 Corregidor Boutique Hotel for S$ 125/night. This is a great deal for HotelsCombined users planning to visit Seville.
The distance between the closest airport, Sevilla, and H10 Corregidor Boutique Hotel is 9.2 km and the expected drive time is about 11min. Your drive time between the two can vary based on the time of day and traffic trends of the area.
Taking a taxi or rideshare service from the nearest airport, Sevilla, to your hotel is often the most cost-effective transportation solution.
The best way to contact H10 Corregidor Boutique Hotel is by calling +34 954 385 111.
Yes, H10 Corregidor Boutique Hotel has Wi-Fi available to hotel guests.
H10 Corregidor Boutique Hotel check-out time is 12:00, though late check-out may be accommodated if agreed in advance with the hotel reception.
A good deal at H10 Corregidor Boutique Hotel right now is between S$ 83 and S$ 125 per night. Prices change based on dates and room type, so enter your requirements in the form above to see the best deals currently available.
There is an on-site restaurant - contact H10 Corregidor Boutique Hotel for opening and last order times. A bar is also available on-site.
Yes, there is a hotel laundry service for guests at H10 Corregidor Boutique Hotel.


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Hawaii Le Jardin Aqua Resort
This luxurious newly renovated 5 star resort with its private beach area locates at ahyaa road,hurghada.
Rooms comes with balcony or patio,air conditioning,minibar,coffee&tea maker,16 inch lcd tv,premium tv channels.
4 restaurants and 4 bars\lounges, free buffet breakfast,3 outdoor pools,health club,spa services,
Conference center,limo\town car service,free parking.
The resort is 12 mi from the international airport,9.3 mi from the city center,6.2 mi from el gouna.


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Bay of Plenty Lodges
Locality: Jervis Bay, South Coast NSW
Type of Property: self contained cabins, cottages , units and long house for large group bookings
Children: Ideal for children
Price Range: all accommodation has seasonal rates. Prices are per night
Cottages: $195 to $380 per night
Cabins: $125 to $300
Units: $125 to $215
Longhouse: $780 to $1330 (up to 32 people)
Rates are inclusive of GST and are subject to change without notice.
PRICE RATE POLICY*
Every enquiry and booking through ECOHOTEL shows your support for the fabulous environmental initiatives undertaken by Bay of Plenty Lodges. Read more about our price rate policy below.
Bay of Plenty Lodges derives its name from the Aboriginal word "Booderee" meaning 'bay of plenty' or 'plenty of fish'. The Lodges, reached after a 13 kilometre drive through the rainforests of Booderee (Jervis Bay) National Park, aims to provide guests with a rare escape from the stresses of modern life.
The sound of the ocean replaces the noise of traffic, native wildlife abounds as kangaroos hop through the grounds and native parrots skim through trees, the backdrop is of forest not buildings.
While Bay of Plenty Lodges can be used as a base to explore the historic surrounding districts, its relaxed atmosphere and tranquil beachfront location surrounded by Booderee National park lead most guests to relax and enjoy the simple pleasures of swimming, bushwalking, boating, reading and in the evening meeting fellow guests at the central barbecue facilities.
Bay of Plenty Lodges, located via Booderee National Park on the South Coast of NSW offers stylish 1, 2 & 3 bedroom self contained holiday accommodation.
Our eco cabins, cottages and units range from comfortable to luxurious and are all fully equipped with linen, bath towels, cutlery and crockery and all open onto shaded decks, most with views over landscaped grounds.
Accommodation is self catering and facilities include a central bbq area and childrens' playground as well as direct beach access and boat ramp. Individual lodging is available for as few as two people and as many as six, at tariffs to suit most budgets.
Activities at Bay of Plenty Lodges
Guests can enjoy surfing on Bherwerre Beach or swimming in the calm waters of Sussex Inlet. Go fishing, kayaking, snorkelling, diving, bush walking, boating or bike riding, play volleyball on the Longhouse Green - or just plain relax!
Meetings and retreats at Bay of Plenty Lodges
Bay of Plenty Lodges offers a range of accommodation options for your business meeting or retreat. The serenity of its setting ensures an environment extremely conducive to team building and planning sessions with no interruptions.
Meetings generally take place in the Longhouse lounge and dining room, but all resort facilities are available.
The Jervis Bay area has a variety of different activities and experiences, sporting, adventure and cultural, many of which are suitable for inclusion in conference program or to finish off the day.
Measures taken to reduce Bay of Plenty Lodges environmental impact include:
On demand gas hot water heating
Light sensitive timer switches for public lighting.
Use of low energy compact fluorescent bulbs
On site production of drinking water and onsite treatment and disposal of waste water.
Shower heads are low flow.
Toilets are dual flush.
Rainwater used when possible
On site separation of recyclable and other waste streams and adherence to local
government regulations for disposal.
Biodegradable cleaning agents are used.
Maintenance of access corridors for wildlife.
No intentional feeding of wildlife.
Re-vegetation with native species. Continuous removal of exotic species such as asparagus fern and bitou bush.
Advanced EcoCertified by Ecotourism Australia
Hosts: Bay of Plenty Lodges
Address: Ellmoos Road, Jervis Bay
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Inverness is a well-connected airport with a great reputation, but paying over the odds for parking when picking up a passenger, or choosing the wrong public transport option, can leave you in an understandably bad mood. The information on this page should help you to get to the airport in time to collect your friend, or to choose the right bus or taxi if youre not getting collected. And when you need to know the details of your flight, simply use the live feed or the form on the right.
Stepping out of the arrivals terminal to find a friendly face waiting for you, car door open, can be the perfect end to your trip. If your driver hasnt planned their journey in advance, though, you could be waiting a while.
The airport is located a 15-minute drive from Inverness city centre, so luckily its easy to find. Just join the A96 when you leave the city and follow the signs.
If you think youll need extra help you can key IV2 7JB into your sat nav, or can print out a copy of the helpful map below. Weve also got more in-depth instructions on our directions to Inverness airport page.
When you reach the airport, dont just stop anywhere. Youll have to find an official car park or parking zone otherwise youll be fined. Choosing the right one can save you money and ensure that your passenger does not have a lengthy walk from the terminal. You can choose from the Short-Stay car park or the Long-Stay car park.
If youre picking up a passenger, and dont need to wait around at Inverness airport, the best option is the Short-Stay car park, located outside the airport terminal. You can then meet your passengers at the pick-up point within the car park, or at the designated meeting point in the Arrivals Zone. Either way, youll enjoy free parking for the first 20 minutes* more than enough time to meet and greet friends and family.
*Prices shown correct as of August 28, 2013.
If your time of arrival isnt convenient for being picked up, you can take advantage of the many public transport options at and close to the airport. Tickets can usually be pre-booked or bought on the day, and youll be able to choose from the options below:


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A 35 million dollar hotel renovation with 444 rooms including 55 new luxury suites, a complete redesign of the lobby, restaurant, lounges, concierge, Gold Club Lounge and rooftop pool deck plus the addition of a new 12,000 square foot private garden terrace and 5,000 square foot health spa.
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New luxury suites, New Lobby, Restaurant, Lounges, Concierge, Gold Club Lounge and Rooftop Pool Deck, Private Garden Terrace and Foot Health SPA.


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2-9 Hilton Esplanade Holiday home Noosaville is a property only 5.2 km from Noosa National Park, Top Shots Fun Park and Hastings Street.
31 km to Alexandra Headland. 2-9 Hilton Esplanade Holiday home Noosaville is 10 minutes’ walk from Noosaville Fish Market offering dishes of australian cuisine.
The villa provides rooms featuring a balcony, a living area, TV and a DVD player. The property comprises 3 bedrooms. A bathroom comes with a spa bathtub.
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The Vatican is one of the most famous places in Rome and Italy. The centerpiece of the Vatican is St. Peters Basilica. The dome at St. Peters Basilica is one of the highest and largest in the world. Many pieces by Michelangelo can be found here. There is also a Vatican Museum.
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Located 1 km from Volterras San Giovanni Baptistery and a 15-minute walk from the centre, Il Portone is a stone country house surrounded by gardens and olive groves. It offers free Wi-Fi and rustic-style accommodation with vaulted ceilings. Studios and apartments have handmade furniture and wrought-iron or wooden beds. Each comes with a kitchen or kitchenette, a bathroom and a living area, while some include a private patio. Guests have access to a communal living room with fireplace, which can be used to barbecue, tables and chairs, and a coffee machine. Volterra-Saline-Pomerance Station is 12 km from the property. San Gimignano is a 40-minute drive away.
Please inform Il Portone Apartments in advance of your expected arrival time. You can use the Special Requests box when booking, or contact the property directly with the contact details provided in your confirmation. Guests are required to show a photo identification and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.
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Stroll along white-sand beaches then shop for luxury goods on O’ahu. The most populated of the Hawaiian Islands is home to the capital, Honolulu, a cosmopolitan city with shopping, fine dining, big business and beaches. Visit memorials to those killed in the World War II bombing of Pearl Harbor just west of Honolulu and then continue to Waipahu. The former plantation town is today known for its golf courses, shopping and outdoor plantation museum.
Find some of the best beaches on the North Shore of O’ahu, an hour’s drive from the capital. Visit Sunset Beach, Banzai Pipeline, Waimea Bay and Hale’iwa along a 13-kilometre (8 mile) stretch. When it’s too cold to swim and the waves too rough in winter, come to watch the big international surf competitions that take place here. In summer, Pūpūkea Beach is a family-friendly beach great for snorkelling, swimming and diving.
Turtle Beach Resort offers luxury accommodation close to the North Shore beaches. Try traditional activities such as lei making, hula dancing and ukulele jams.
The waters on the eastern shore of O’ahu are generally calmer than the rest of the island and some beaches are wheelchair accessible. Go windsurfing and kite surfing around Kailua or hike to the lighthouse above Makapu’u Beach and enjoy views back across the shoreline. Stroll through the botanical gardens near Kāne’ohe to discover some of the native flora and fauna.
Explore further out to sea in kayaks and canoes or learn to paddleboard in shallower waters. Away from the beaches there are jungle trails where you can go horse riding, mountain biking and hiking.
Play golf on world-class courses. Discover bargains in outlet fashion stores or splurge on a designer handbag in the luxury boutiques in many of the island’s resorts.
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Overlooking Kapiolani Park and Diamond Head, across from Honolulu Zoo, this 19-story Honolulu hotel is located less than a block away from Waikiki Beach.
With lush gardens, ponds, and waterfalls, this 22-acre Honolulu destination resort is fronted by several acres of Waikiki Beach; offers views of iconic Diamond Head Crater; a weekly Polynesian extravaganza includes traditional dance and fireworks.
Just a block from the sand, surrounded by fine dining and boutique shopping, is the Hilton Waikiki Beach. It’s 4 miles (6.4 km) from downtown Honolulu, and a 20-minute cab ride from the airport. It’s a 30-minute bus ride to the memorials of Pearl Harbor, and 7 minutes to the base of Diamond Head.
Located in Waikiki, this hotel is within a 15-minute walk of Royal Hawaiian Center and Honolulu Zoo. Waikiki Aquarium and Ala Moana Center are also within 2 mi (3 km).
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Located in Waikiki, this hotel is within 1 mi (2 km) of Royal Hawaiian Center, Honolulu Zoo, and Waikiki Aquarium. University of Hawaii at Manoa and Diamond Head are also within 3 mi (5 km).
Located across the street from Waikiki Beach and 2 blocks from the Honolulu Zoo, this Aston hotel is on Waikiki's main thoroughfare, with easy access to shops, restaurants, and attractions.
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In recent years, Portland, Maine, has become a foodie's paradise, but for those who want to enjoy breakfast before stepping into city's restaurant scene, there are a handful of options. "The New York Times" has called Portland,"one of the best cities to eat in the Northeast," and several of the hotel restaurants have contributed to that status.
La Quinta Inn Portland
La Quinta Inn Portland offers budget accommodations with a variety of free amenities, including wireless Internet, parking, a fitness center and continental breakfast offerings. The "Bright Side Breakfast" includes waffles, hot and cold cereal, bread and muffins, fruit and bottomless coffee and juice. The hotel has rooms with double and king beds, and suites with queen beds. Every room is updated and simple, with clean-lined furniture, crisp white sheets and orange accents. Guests may take advantage of the laundry facilities and outdoor swimming pool. La Quinta Inn Portland is a pet-friendly facility.
Hampton Inn Portland-Airport
The Portland Hampton Inn is just under 3 miles from Portland International Jetport, and right across the street from the Maine Mall. Hampton Inn offers guests a complimentary hot breakfast buffet each morning, which includes traditional continental breakfast fare such as cereal and pastries, as well as hot items like egg patties, French toast and gravy with sausage. Every room features the Hampton Bed: a plush pillowtop mattress covered with a down comforter and down pillows., as well as a microwave and mini refrigerator.
Portland Harbor Hotel
The Portland Harbor Hotel is a AAA Four Diamond establishment in the Old Port District of the city. The hotel houses a restaurant called Eve's, which serves omelets, pancakes, French toast and continental offerings, along with fresh fruit and Starbucks coffee. Eve's also is open for lunch, dinner and happy hour. Guest rooms are tastefully decorated in classic, traditional furniture, with pillowtop mattresses layered with down comforters and pillows. Rooms face either downtown Portland or the hotel's courtyard garden. The hotel offers spa treatments by appointment, nanny services with advance reservations and Town Car service to local attractions. The Portland Harbor Hotel is pet friendly.
Inn by the Sea
Located about 15 minutes south of downtown Portland, the Inn by the Sea attracts guests who want to enjoy city and beach life at once. The hotel houses a restaurant called Sea Glass, which offers a breakfast menu including omelets, eggs Benedict, pancakes, French toast and house-made granola. There are 57 guest rooms, suites and cottages decorated with crimson, cognac and charcoal shades set against maple furniture. The spa offers facials, massages and nail services, and there is a swimming pool and boules court. Pet grooming services, gourmet pet food, dog walking and dog sitting services are available through the concierge. The Inn by the Sea is committed to environmentally friendly practices, incorporating biofuel heat, recycled building materials; it is and carbon-neutral through offsets.


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About the home
A 3 bedroom gite set on 8 acres of secluded countryside, with all the modern conveniences of home to keep you and the family entertained.
Poppy has 1 double room and 2 twin rooms, lounge with wood burning fireplace, kitchen and outside decking area with table and BBQ.
Poppy's location allows for easy access to some wonderful sights and experiences of the traditional countryside as well as being in driving distance of some notable towns and Paris!
|Size:||Sleeps up to 6, 3 bedrooms|
|Nearest beach:||Caen, 57km|
|Will consider:||Long lets|
Nearest amenities: 5km
|Family friendly?||Suitable for children of all ages|
Suitable for people with restricted mobility
|Luxuries:||Log fire, DVD player|
|General:||Central heating, TV, CD player, Pool / Snooker table, Table tennis, Games room, Satellite TV|
|Standard:||Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer|
|Utilities:||Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine|
|Rooms:||3 Bedrooms, 1 shower room|
|Furniture:||Single beds (4), Double beds (1), Dining seating for 6, Lounge seating for 6|
|Other:||Linen and towels provided|
|Outdoors:||BBQ, Swing set|
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There is also use of a travel cot, pushchair,hairdryer,hair straighteners and picnic basket
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Decking area with table & chairs to make full use of the barbecue. Games room on site with table tennis, darts, air hockey, fuzz ball & pool table. Swing & slide set also on site.
Enough wood for a fire. Additional wood can be purchased on request. Thermostatically controlled electric heaters in every room.
Smokers welcome but not allowed indoors. Decking area available for smoking.
Usual arrival/departure day is Saturday but different days can be arranged on request.
£100 deposit upon booking and full payment 6 weeks before arrival date. If booking is made less than 6 weeks before arrival, payment will be due immediately.
Security deposit of £100 to be paid when full payment is made and is refunded via cheque.
The Normandy / Orne region
Normandy consists of a lot of rolling countryside so naturally is home to a lot of farming (typically dairy and apple orchards) and also home to a lot of famous French cheeses including Camembert, Livarot, Pont l'Évêque, Brillat-Savarin, Neufchâtel, Petit Suisse and Boursin.
Normandy contains some colourful history, including being the main invasion point for the Allied forces during World War II and there are plenty of attractions chronicling this.
The Gace / Bocquence area
Le Ferte Fresnel is the nearest town and has all the local shops, pubs, restaurants etc. and is located approx 5km away from the gite.
Vimoutiérs is a small town which, throughout the year host a range of sporting events including the 24 hour cart and bike races, and even the Tour De France during certain years. There are various bars and restaurants catering for most tastes. Also close to Vimoutiers is the historic village of Ticheville which boasts one of the few vegetarian restaurant's in the region.
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25 Aug 2012
Lovely, well equipped Gite, in beautiful, peaceful surroundings.
We had some interesting walks to surrounding villages. Short distance by car to local towns with fabulous markets and... more
08 Aug 2012
Arrived at the gite after a good journey from calais to be met by Sabrina the caretaker,who showed us around. We were left a welcome pack with bread, milk,jam etc which was most welcome. The gite is situated in a quiet location which was very peaceful and relaxing. nearest town is about 5 mins away and around 10 mins drive there is another village with bar, small shop, boulangerie, butcher,pub etc. L'Aigle Market on tuesdays is a must as it is very large. Omaha beach is 2 hrs away but worth the trip especially if you go there in the morning and then stop in Bayeux on the way home to see the tapestry.The gite has plenty of space for children to run around in and has a play area and a games room. I would highly recommend poppy gite and would like to return in the future.
11 Jan 2012
When we arrived, which was evening time, we were greeted by the owners to ensure we had everything we needed. No request was too great. All the facilities you need in a self catering property are included. The property is situated in the countryside in a beautiful tranquil location, but it's only a short journey to attractions, supermarket and shopping centres. We chose a relaxing holiday, visiting a number of nearby attractions, and there was plenty to keep us all entertained, including a games room for the children. You could also choose to spend each day visiting attractions as there are plenty to see within a reasonable distance.
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|5 Jan 13||16 Mar 13||£ 295||-||-||3 Nights|
|16 Mar 13||6 Jul 13||£ 395||-||-||3 Nights|
|6 Jul 13||14 Sep 13||£ 495||-||-||1 Week|
|14 Sep 13||21 Dec 13||£ 295||-||-||3 Nights|
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If you've ever been to Marrakech, you will understand the need for refuge after a long day of being haggled at the markets, and this is exactly what Riad Due provided for us during our trip to Marrakech in March. Located right in the heart of the old Medina, Riad Due is a quiet, calm oasis - with just 4 suites in the riad, you really feel as if you are living in your own Moroccan palace. It is beautifully decorated, and the staff was most helpful and accommodating during our stay. The food at the riad is the best in Marrakech; we would not even suggest bothering to dine anywhere else. As we were celebrating our wedding anniversary, the riad's manager, Christian, even organised a surprise massage for my wife.
We would most certainly recommend Riad Due to anyone travelling to Marrakech!
- Official Description (provided by the hotel):
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Saturday tours meet at Hudson's historic train station.
Options include an AM pastry class w/ a Culinary grad (**+$25.00 and subject to class schedule), walking tour of historic district, fine art galleries, antique shops, tea / coffee at a charming vintage tea house, artist studio tour, local farm market, and lunch (on your own or with guide) at a local food truck or your choice of one of the city's best restaurants.
Seasoned local guide, walking tour, and education.
Pastry chef class is prescheduled for some Saturday mornings. Please contact guide for class schedule.Tour is flexible according to personal interest. If you're not interested in pastry, you may want a fine art photographer instructor to accompany you and your tour guide.
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Located in the center of Stockholm, the 4-star Skeppsholmen offers designer rooms together with a tennis court and a spa lounge. Featuring traditional architecture, Skeppsholmen was renovated in 2010.
It lies within 15 minutes' walk of Royal Palace. Guests can get to Stockholm city center, which is 2 km away.
Welcoming guests with a sundeck, a library and a picnic area, the hotel is placed next to restaurants and an amusement park.
The hotel enjoys a beautiful location within 10 minutes' drive from Bromma airport.
Skeppsholmen provides 78 guestrooms appointed with a mini bar, television with satellite channels, heating, ironing facilities and a laptop-compatible safe for a pleasant stay in Stockholm. Some rooms offer a great view of the sea. Bathrooms are fitted with a bathtub, a shower and complimentary toiletries.
Eat & Drink
The hotel features a garden restaurant serving vegetarian cuisine. Guests can try refreshments and coffee served in the lounge bar. Hotel Skeppsholmen and Skeppsholmens krogkonst are located within 50 meters away.
The contemporary Skeppsholmen offers 24-hour room service, concierge service and laundry.
Cribs, babysitting and a mini club are available for guests with children. Fitness classes and a gym are among the on-site facilities.
Wireless internet is available in the entire hotel for free.
public parking is possible on site at SEK 275 per day.