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@kbodill @LeamingtonGuide sorry Kieren for any inconvenience but all the correct procedures were put in place for the closuresposted on December 13, 2013 08:12
Wide boulevards, Georgian and Edwardian architecture and expansive, award-winning parks provide a sophisticated backdrop to this Regency shopping paradise. Often described as 'the best bits of London, all in a ten-minute walk', Leamington town centre combines a treasure-trove of independent, specialist boutiques with all the national chains you would expect to find in a large city.
With an impressive array of entertainment venues, a rich choice of restaurants and some of the country's best spas and salons, we're certain you will find it one of the most appealing towns in the UK.
Returning for the third year, the Leamington Lantern Parade will take place on Thursday 12th December.
Join us with your beautiful handmade Lanterns to Light Up Leamington Spa!
Throughout November and early December there will be FREE lantern making workshops taking place in town.
Aubrey Allen is celebrating the highest and most privileged honour of receiving the Royal Warrant to Her Majesty The Queen, as suppliers of meat, poultry and game.
A simple truffle risotto or spaghettini with cherry tomatoes and basil are plates that bring the most pleasure to the 'godfather' of Italian cooking.
So said Antonio Carluccio when the 76-year-old took time to visit his newest restaurant in Leamington...
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"Apesar de estar na beira da estrada tem atracões"
Muito boa. Internet falhava muitoAvaliação genuína de um cliente do Hoteis.com
"30 min drive from Grand Canyon"
Hotel clean and basic, with a friendly staff. The hotel offers a good cost-benefit for those who want to visit the Grand Canyon without spending too much on accommodation.Avaliação genuína de um cliente do Hoteis.com
"Great location lousy restaurant"
Staff were friendly. Room was fine. Dinner was expensive and was only a half heated frozen meal. Barely edible, but then you have to drive a great distance to find an alternative.Avaliação genuína de um cliente do Hoteis.com
"good value for price"
room was okAvaliação genuína de um cliente do Hoteis.com
"Not a very good location and very shabby hotel"
We thought this was in an ideal location for the Grand Canyon but the area was very run down and it was a longer drive than expected from the Grand Canyon. It seemed like a good price but ended up being more expensive as breakfast not included and there was nowhere else nearby to eat. The room was huge with quite comfortable beds but the bathroom was […] shabby. The worst bit was that the lady on the front desk had no front teeth and the waitress in the adjoining restaurant was not very friendly...quite aggressive really! Ler maisAvaliação genuína de um cliente do Hoteis.com
"Near Grand Canyon National Park"
Wi-fi did not work although they kept saying it did; TV only has a couple of channels; walls are thin so we could hear children crying next door and water pipe noise when that family took their showers. Room was very large and clean and beds were OK. The only food in this little town is at this hotel or gas station. The lobby doesn't open until 6:30 […] AM and no free breakfast. Staff were friendly and nice and very close to Grand Canyon Park. Ler maisAvaliação genuína de um cliente do Hoteis.com
"Less expensive than Tusayan, close to Grand Canyon"
Wall heater unit a little noisy otherwise a great place and location for the price if going to the Grand CanyonAvaliação genuína de um cliente do Hoteis.com
"Close to Grand Canyon"
About a 30 minute drive to Grand Canyon Village on the South Rim. This hotel was an older style 2 level building with no elevators to the second floor. We arrived after dark and the outside of the rooms were poorly lite and not inviting. The rooms were clean but small. It was OK for us because we wanted a place close to Grand Canyon so we could visit […] the park another day. Ler maisAvaliação genuína de um cliente do Hoteis.com
Service was good. Rooms were cleanAvaliação genuína de um cliente do Hoteis.com
"Gran Canyon Experience"
Nice room with 2 large beds. For the price, breakfast should have been included. The dinner menu didn't have any vegetarian item as a main course. They offered to cook me pasta without meat but I had overdosed on pasta during the trip already and went for side dishes(baked potatoe, vegetables etc) instead. I have read a lot of negatvie comments about […] the WiFi. It worked in my room. It was slow but it's the middle nowhere, so, not sure what people expect. Ler maisAvaliação genuína de um cliente do Hoteis.com
Good. To excellent. Compared to other website your hotel selections are greatAvaliação genuína de um cliente do Hoteis.com
"This is not in Williams AZ !!!"
The hotel was comfortable and clean, the attached resturant had a fair menue but with five star prices. Shouldn't cost $50 for a simple breakfast for two, but they now have you traped and it is the only place in the area to eat. The website indicates the hotel to be in Williams, but I spent over an hour in Williams being sent all over town to different […] locations until finally a clerk at one location called and asked where the hotel was located. It is twenty seven miles north of Williams, which is about half way from Interstate 40 to the Grand CAnyon. Website needs to be more specific about it's physical location and not its mailing address. Ler maisAvaliação genuína de um cliente do Hoteis.com
"About 25 miles south of Grand Canyon"
We had read the reviews on this motel but could not find anywhere that said how close it was (or wasn't) the the Grand Canyon. It is located in Valle right between the South entrance and Williams. Check in was easy and the room was large and clean. This is a community all of it's own with the motel a gas station, one restaurant and a few other attractions. […] It does have a lounge so hope you will be lucky and not have someone above you making all kinds of noise (but that isn't the motels fault). For the most part, we enjoyed our stay. Ler maisAvaliação genuína de um cliente do Hoteis.com
"large rooms, good food, in need of updating"
The rooms were comfortable but needed updating - new carpet, new fixtures, etc. It is in reasonable condition but may seem "run down" to some due to a perception of being old. The pricing is appropriate con-sidering the location.Avaliação genuína de um cliente do Hoteis.com
"It's an okay stay."
Couldn't check out at 6 am because they don't open till 7 am. This bothered us a bit. Other than that okay.Avaliação genuína de um cliente da Expedia
"OK Hotel but basic WiFi"
The hotel is OK for visiting the Grand Canyon. The room was fine and there is a convenient shop next door. However, one of our reasons for choosing this hotel over ones in Tusayan, closer to the national park, was the availability of free WiFi in the rooms. There was a warning on the front desk stating that the WiFi was limited and in fact it was virtually […] unusable at times. A shame. Ler maisAvaliação genuína de um cliente da Expedia
"Good location"
Right between the Grand Canyon and the wonderful small town of Williams. Make sure you make the drive to Williams. It's such a nice getaway from the BIG city.Avaliação genuína de um cliente da Expedia
"nice big and clean room and good service"
very adequate location if you are visiting the GC. good service, easy check in and a nice, comfortable room. only downside is the slow internet access speed. would definetely stay there again.Avaliação genuína de um cliente da Expedia
"Fake hot tub."
It took 20 minutes to check in, the 'heated' pool was cold and the 'hot tub' frigid. The 'free wifi' is extremely slow and provided by HughesNet--and as such is limited, cell service is negligible here, so if you want to be connected in any way to the outside world, don't stay here. The room itself was fine, but remember to ask for extra towels at check […] in if there are more than two of you because "rooms are set up for 1 or 2 people"... All in all, I will not be staying here the next time I visit the Grand Canyon. Ler maisAvaliação genuína de um cliente do Hoteis.com
"Good choice to see the Grand Canyon"
Nice to be able to stay about 30 minutes from the Grand Canyon without paying too much. The restaurant was way over priced so we bought some meals at a near by convenience store and others at fast food restaurants closer to the Grand Canyon.Avaliação genuína de um cliente da Expedia
"Good budget hotel"
Nice tidy hotel. 30 minutes from the Canyon. This is a good budget priced hotel and value for money.Avaliação genuína de um cliente da Expedia
"Hotel review."
Great stay. I will recommend this hotel. Very close to Great Canyon south rim.Avaliação genuína de um cliente da Expedia
"Basic hotel with great breakfast"
The hotel was OK, about half an hour drive from the Grand Canyon. Easy to find at the side of the road. It is outside the national park, but when you pay to enter the Grand Canyon park you get a ticket valid for 7 days, so if you stay at this hotel you can go back to the Grand Canyon without paying again. The room was a bit basic but OK for a short […] stay. The internet was free, but slow and not very reliable. Breakfast in the hotel was very good - huge pancakes and not that expensive. There was a big store next door full on Indian souvenirs which was interesting. Ler maisAvaliação genuína de um cliente da Expedia
"An awful hotel to stay"
We took a family vacation in Grand Canyon, unfortunately had an awful experience in this hotel. The hotel was 20 miles away from Grand Canyon. The facility was old, the bathroom fan was broken. The wi-fi was extremely slow. One of the staffs was rude. The aid said the hotel would provide free breakfast, but ended up with paid breakfast. The hotel was […] definitely over charged for such bad service. We will never recommend to anyone else. Ler maisAvaliação genuína de um cliente do Hoteis.com
"Good choice, close to canyon"
Large clean room with plenty of space to dump luggage and not trip over it! Big clean bathroom. Only choice for food is in the hotel restaurant. WE had breakfast there which was good enuf and moderately priced. There are no other choices, as there is nothing else around. Pool and hot tub were not hot at all and did not look clean. Hotel and restaurant […] staff were friendly. A good choice for staying close to the canyon (30 miles) to get an early start for hiking, without paying the higher rates to stay in the National Park itself. Ler maisAvaliação genuína de um cliente do Hoteis.com
"If you want a modern hotel with wifi, stay away"
This is an OK hotel at an OK price, but don't expect to be able to communicate with the outside world when you're here! The wifi is all but non-existent, and they even make you sign a waver on check-in to say that you won't claim for any money back because the wifi doesn't work! Clearly, they are well aware of this problem and have had complaints before. Morally, […] this hotel should not advertise a wifi service because it effectively doesn't have one (even when you sit in the main lounge, where they claim the signal is stronger, which I did for around 2 hours and downloaded all of around 4 pages - we're talking 256kb type speeds). Oh, and we also had to wait to check in because the lady at the check in desk was moaning about it being "so busy" when there was nobody else around and the hotel is in the middle of nowhere... Ler maisAvaliação genuína de um cliente da Expedia
"Great restaurant"
Friendly, good value for money. Great restaurant!Avaliação genuína de um cliente do Hoteis.com
"nice hotel for the location"
clean hotel, older but well maintained, need trash cans out side, comfortable, great restaurant, nice lounge, store next door, overall it was a good stay for my family, not too far from the canyon or other places to see and doAvaliação genuína de um cliente da Expedia
"Great Location - Near Grand Canyon South Rim"
We ate breakfast in the hotel's restaurant. Our server was Babz. She rockz!Avaliação genuína de um cliente do Hoteis.com
Beware, travelers who are looking for hotels at the Grand Canyon, DO NOT book at this hotel or you will be sorry. Travelers should be aware that this hotel location cannot be detected by any GPS and that the hotel front desk staff do not know the Grand Canyon area, and thus, cannot give the right directions if you call them. The staff knew that their […] location cannot be detected by any GPS and yet, everytime I call to ask if I am on the right track, they will put you on hold for the longest time, not considering that you are about to lose signal where there will be no way to ask for directions. Yet, all the different shift desk clerks would claim that they are not familiar with the Grand Canyon area in location to their hotel. There is no complementary breakfast as well. I wil NEVER stay here again. Ler maisAvaliação genuína de um cliente do Hoteis.com
"Close to Grand Canyon"
Hotel met expectations. Pillows a bit lumpy but room was clean.Avaliação genuína de um cliente do Hoteis.com
"okay for cheap stay"
Pool was okay, Hotel itself is old and needs updating. I would not stay there again. No food area, Hotel didn't serve dinner until 6PM so if you have kids you had better plan ahead. The internet didn't work at all...over all , it was just okay.Avaliação genuína de um cliente do Hoteis.com
"Average stay"
Quite far from Grand Canyon, service average.Avaliação genuína de um cliente do Hoteis.com
"A nice place to stay"
Great little hotel. Try to get a room on the top floor so you don't hear the people upstairs, but overall a nice place to stayAvaliação genuína de um cliente da Expedia
We had a good time at Grand Canyon Inn. The staff was very friendly and breakfast was great. We really enjoyed the pool and spent a lot of time there but the hot tub wasn't working.Avaliação genuína de um cliente do Hoteis.com
"Very disappointed"
I was very disappointed in the hotel. We had wanted to stay in Williams, AZ, and the hotel address was Williams, but the hotel was 30 minutes away. The first night was ok. Our toilet did not flush properly, but we dealt with it. The second night when we returned from the Grand Canyon, it was hotter in the room than it was outside and the air conditioner […] had been on all day. The maintenance staff was very friendly and helpful in trying to get it fixed, but it never was. Thankfully, there was a fan that we put in the window to get some air. It was a miserable night!! We weren't offered anything as far as compensation for having to put up with that. Ler maisAvaliação genuína de um cliente do Hoteis.com
"Closer to the Grand Canyon!"
All hotels in the area were booked. This hotel ("it") had 1 room left & thus I booked it. Stated it had WiFi... IT DID NOT, it stated it had breakfast... IT DID NOT. NEVER able to access WiFi - Hotel Rep stated it was in the Lobby (I proved her wrong) then she told me they ran out of WiFi & I replied while giggling, "WhAt, how do you run out of WiFi?" […] (I don't like people who try to play me stupid). The "breakfast" was the Cafe literally around the corner from the checkout counter. Be strongly warned: 1) the cook doesn't like to make anything but scrambled eggs (egg beaters) when eggs are involved; 2) there is no discount on breakfast just because you were a guest at the Hotel (elderly couple found that out the hard way); 3) the Cafe is $$$; and 4) no elevators in the Hotel - request, if possible and/or if available, for a room on the ground floor. Other than the fibs and drama in the Cafe... the Hotel is what it is... Close to the Grand Canyon!!!! The rooms were clean, the AC worked like a charm, the beds were very comfy with plenty of pillows, there was no musky/moldy smells; and the stars were AWESOME to see during the night sky. If you can over look these few little things (as I did that day/night/till now) that make no difference to the rest of your life especially while your spending quality time with your Family while exploring this great US of A - then this is the Hotel for you. Enjoy, cuz Life is worth it. Ler maisAvaliação genuína de um cliente da Expedia
"Close to the Grand Canyon's South Rim"
The hotel was comfortable and clean, and a great place location-wise if you plan to go to the South Rim of the Grand Canyon. Staff were courteous but not too friendly. Pool area is especially nice, with beautiful landscaping and nice sitting areas - watch for the bunnies hopping around there in the evening! The hotel has a restaurant attached to it. […] The food was fine, but unfortunately the ambience was totally destroyed by a large tour group of Europeans who had spent the hours before the restaurant opened drinking in the bar. They were so loud and obnoxious we couldn't finish our meal and had to leave. Not the restaurant's fault, but they could have spoken to the group and asked them to hold it down a little. Ler maisAvaliação genuína de um cliente do Hoteis.com
I would stay again, they were very pleasant to deal with.Avaliação genuína de um cliente do Hoteis.com
Nice place semi updated close to grand canyon. Office closes at 11pm and opens at 6am can't check in until those hoursAvaliação genuína de um cliente do Hoteis.com
"Great Location to Grand Canyon"
The Grand Canyon South Rim entrance was only 20 minutes away. There was a resturant and bar which was nice. the Pool was nice as well. The only issue we had was that the wifi was spotty. they only gave you one password, and it could only be used on one device. there were three of us and we all had smart phones. we had to toss a coin with who got to […] use the password. in the end it didn't matter because the wifi didn't work anyway. Ler maisAvaliação genuína de um cliente do Hoteis.com
"Huge room"
The size of the room was amazing and the beds were very comfortable. Shower didnt always work that great.Avaliação genuína de um cliente do Hoteis.com
"Old Hotel in need of update"
Not sure if the rest of the hotel is the same but our room was vintage 1960s with mismatched shower handles, weak & inconsistent water flow, so much so that it fell to a dribble and the came back to 1/2 power. A/C failed after 3 hours of operation and looked extremely old. Response to problems was fairly fast the next day, but decided to shorten stay […] and get away as soon as possible. Ler maisAvaliação genuína de um cliente da Expedia
"Close to Grand Canyon"
This hotel is the closest lodging to the Grand Canyon with reasonable rates( not including the lodgings in the park which require a years lead time for reservations). It's about 20 miles from the National Park and is in the middle of nowhere. But! For my trip it was the best value for convenience to access the N.P. If I make another trip to the Grand […] Canyon without being able to get lodging in the park itself, the Grand Canyon Inn will be the place I stay. Finally, the restaurant of the hotel was really O.K. Ler maisAvaliação genuína de um cliente do Hoteis.com
"great value"
So glad we stayed here. Close enough to Grand Canyon to be convenient without the high price. Only complaints were that breakfast was not included (knew that ahead of time) and the internet did not work well. Friendly staff, clean and comfortable rooms. Would absolutely stay here again and highly recommend!Avaliação genuína de um cliente do Hoteis.com
"room condition"
We stayed here during our two day adventure at the Grand Canyon. It's very old hotel and the internet Wi-Fi connection was not very good. However, it's only about less than half an hour drive to Grand Canyon.Avaliação genuína de um cliente da Expedia
"Good place close to Grand Canyon"
The hotel is relatively close to the Grand Canyon, and the rooms were spacious and clean. Bathroom was recently remodeled. Wireless is available, but they use specific room encryption keys that often do not work well on multiple devices.Avaliação genuína de um cliente da Expedia
"If Tusayan is full you gotta stay here!"
This is a nice motel. It takes about a half hour to get to the Grand Canyon.Avaliação genuína de um cliente do Hoteis.com
"This is a great hotel for the value."
This hotel is situated nicely between the Grand Canyon and Williams. It is only 20-30 minutes from each. The restaurant is a great alternative for breakfast. We did not eat lunch or dinner there. The rooms are nice for the price. The pool is a great place to cool off after a long hiking day at the Canyon. I would definately recommend this hotel and […] would definately stay there again. Ler maisAvaliação genuína de um cliente da Expedia
"Nice hotel"
Nice, clean hotel. Limited parking. Close to train tracks, but you don't hear them at night. Eat at an amazing Mexican restarant, about 8 minutes away, called "La Posta de Mesilla."Avaliação genuína de um cliente da Expedia
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alright, ill try to find you there during the week. if it doesnt work we can always schedule during the weekend or something
When do you want to battle for DPP UU meets RU? I am GMT -4 and I am on and off throughout week late afternoons and evenings.
i'm GMT +1. That schedule might actually work for me since i ususally go to bed p late. If it doesnt i guess we can always schedule a time during the weekend or something
I'll be on IRC #Neverused and #Pokemon. If you don't IRC, I can go on whatever PS server you need - just tell me. Also, my activit today will be down, but tomorrow / later in the week will be much better
I don't know, I haven't played a pokemon game blind since Sapphire, so I feel like not even knowing what the final forms of the starts are will make it a lot more fun for me to play, i will actually have to catch and train random pokemon to see if i like what they evolve into instead of just picking 6 I like and calling it a day.
Not much just school and trying my hardest to avoid spoilers for the new X and Y games, I wanna play it blind, not even knowing the final forms of the starters. It's really hard to dodge though.
hey, my timezone is GMT+1. Yeah the weekend would probably be the best time for me as well. Sunday ill probably be available the whole day, dont know about saurday yet.
Is it your 2pm there? I can see you at this time any day, but I am having exams this week and next week mostly, so weekends is better for both of us yeah.
What is your availability for our Uber Open match? I'm good for any day from 7pm EST - 10pm EST mostly.
sunday tour time would probably be the best time. im about to leave and wont be home untill like midnight or something so today isnt really a very good day.


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Checked in after 13 straight hours of travel from Maine. The clerk was a pretty black woman, mid 20's , I think her name was Melody. She was the only one there and we were the only ones in line. I tucked the bill between my credit card and license and asked for an upgrade but might have messed up on words as I was nervous and felt a little ridiculous, not to mention major jet lag. Anyway, she said she would check, typed away for a minute and said that she could upgrade us to a 1 bedroom for $50 a night or a view for an extra $25 a night. I said thank you anyway but we just didn't have the money. I then mentioned it was my 40th birthday and our 10 year anniversary (both true) and just made small talk which was no small feat given my mental exhaustion at the time. She kept typing so I figured it didn't work. She then smiled and asked if I had a problem with heights. I said no and she upgraded me to the 51st floor, strip view. I couldn't believe it! The whole time the $20 was sitting on the counter between us. She asked if I needed change for the $20. Of course I said no and she seemed really happy. Came around the counter, gave directions, just super nice. I'd like to mention that Trump was tremendous from beginning to end. The room , view, staff, everything was perfect. It even smells great. I am pretty sure I have never stayed at a nicer hotel, and we have traveled A LOT. This is a first class hotel all the way, deserves the 5 stars. This worked and I would suggest it to anyone. I did feel rather stupid at first, looking backwoods, rumpled, exhausted, and part stuttering but they were so nice there that it really helped. You have nothing to lose and if I could so this, believe me, anyone can.
I was skeptical the $20 sandwhich would work but my wife found this website and we decided to give it a try. We arrived late Sunday night around 11pm and had to wait a little while to check in since there was a group having some kind of a problem with their room. After waiting for about 10 min or so a lady came out from the back room to check us in. I gave her my name and then when she asked for ID and a credit card I gave her the sandwich and also told her it was our anniversary (which was true) and I was wondering if there were any upgrades available. She smiled when she saw the $20 and said she would check. We made small talk for a little bit and then she informed me that she had upgraded us from a studio city view to a 1 room suite strip view. I was amazed it worked and my wife was very excited. The room was amazing and definitely worth the sandwich. I can't wait to try it again next time.
Arrived on a Thursday around 2 pm and the lobby was pretty empty. The young lady at the front desk saw my wife and I approaching (w/o any bags...opted for bell service at the valet) and told us that she could help us. Told her we were checking in and when she asked for my credit card and ID I did the sandwich trick and asked specifically if there were "any complimentary upgrades available for a 1 bedroom?" She told us she would take a look. There was not but said we could upgrade to a 1 bedroom for an additional $50 per night (it was a fight weekend so it makes sense that the upgrade cost would be so high). I told her thank you, but we were not interested in spending an extra $50 each night. She handed me the $20 back and said she was sorry but immediately she looked back in the computer and said "we can offer you a complimentary upgrade to a room on a higher floor with a strip view if that would be ok?" Of course we accepted. For the remainder of the check-in the clerk was going the extra mile: offering us water, asking us about our visit (my wife's bday), and offering to show us to our room. I think that when she realized we were willing to tip, she became much more accommodating. In the end I tipped her $5 after she walked us to the elevator and I think we got a DEAL on the room for an extra fiver!
Arrived about 830 Thursday. No line for check in. Went to the closest person, a very nice young Asian woman. Me: "Hi, checking in for <name>" Her: "Ok, I'll need a drivers license and credit card" Me: Hands over the sandwich. "wondering if there are any upgrades available?" Her: "I can check." -then sees $20- "did you need change?" Me: "no, that's for you for finding us a nice room." Her: "thank you." -starts typing- "are you celebrating anything this weekend?" Me: "yes, our wedding anniversary" Her: "well that's definitely worth an upgrade" Had booked a studio facing away from the strip. She gave us a 1 br suite with strip view (29th floor). The suite was huge and awesome.
Booked studio suite through Priceline. Arrived around 6 pm on Thursday before Labor Day. No line at the front desk so had no time to get the sandwich ready and had to "take who called me"--in this case, a young (25ish) red-headed female. She said "I've got you for three nights in our studio suite" before I even had my wallet out--but I quickly handed her the $20 sandwich, asked if there were any upgrades, and she said, in a sweet Texas drawl, "Of course...". Got what I wanted--a 1-bedroom suite, and also what I did not care as much about, a high floor with a strip view. All in all, a great experience.
There were two young women at the front desk when I was checking in. It was about 6pm when I arrived at the hotel. I walked up to a young woman at the desk, handed her my license, credit card and the $20 bill in between and asked if there were any available upgrades for a one bedroom. She immediately said yes! The room was really gorgeous and had more space than we would possibly need.
There were 2 clerks, one waiting to serve; so I went to see here. I said we were checking in. I slid the 'sandwhich' and asked her if there were any complimentary upgrades. She told me she was able to upgrade our room to a higher floor with a strip view or she could offer us a 1 bedroom suite for an extra $20/night. I asked her if she could do better than $20 but she said no. She took my card and information, but left the $ there. I took back the $ and had a great stay!
Walked up to the counter, hopeful of getting upgraded. There were three clerks, one male and two female. With sandwich ready in hand, I was greeted by the male clerk. I handed him the sandwich and before i had a chance to ask for a complimentary upgrade, he placed the $20 bill on top of the counter and said "Let me see what I can do." He was only able to offer an upgrade to a one room suite for an additional charge. I thought about it and passed up on the offer. I was not sure if i should have taken the tip back since he just left it there throughout the process. After all paperwork was done, he just walked away. I'm guessing he did that so that I could take the tip back without the embarrassment. Hope others have better luck.
There were only two clerks at the desk since I arrived pretty late @ midnight. There was a female and an asian male at the desk. The female was busy so I had no choice but to go to the male. I handed over the sandwiched $20 between my license and my credit card. I asked if there were any complimentary upgrades to a one bedroom suite with a strip view. He immediately thanked me for the gesture and placed the $20 back on the counter and said it was not necessary. I purposely left the $20 on the counter until I was sure there was nothing he would do for us. He looked at his computer VERY quickly and said the only thing he could do was put me in a higher floor (51) with the same city view. It was apparant he had no intentions on trying to get us into a onebedroom. Before taking the $20 back, I asked if he could check again but he quickly said there was nothing he could do. I took the $20 back along with my id and credit card sitting on the counter. No dice with this guy. Avoid him if you can.
We arrived about 11:30 on a Friday night. I handed the $20 sandwich to the young man (looked 21) at the front desk and asked him if there were any complimentary upgrades. He placed the $20 on the reception counter (the one near me, not him). He asked what kind of upgrade I was looking for....I said "a one-bedroom suite would be great".....he typed into his computer for a while and said he could give me a strip view studio for free or we could upgrade for $40/night. I asked if he could do any better than $40/night and he indicated he couldn't. We took the studio suite with the strip view. On the 52nd floor....the view was awesome! I left the $20 on the counter for him.
So I walked into the Trump hotel line to see 5 different hotel clerks helping customers. I was eye-ing a younger man (looked 23) to try the "sandwich," but was rerouted to another available male clerk. Doubtful at first, I told him that I was checking in for two nights and handed him the sandwich. I calmly asked, "Do you have any complementary upgrades available", which he replied "Let me check." By this time, he totally saw the $20 bill and did something like a ninja trick to hide the $20 bill and hand me back my ID and CC. After a few seconds, he printed out the confirmation page, which showed the upgrade to the one bedroom suite!! He even asked if we wanted a late checkout from 11AM to 2PM. Sweet!! The extra 3 hours was totally worth it since the GF and I used that time to lounge by their awesome pool. Definitely trying this again at my next Vegas trip. If this is your first time reading this, DO IT. You have NOTHING to lose! If they can't find you an upgrade, they will most likely return your money.
I walked into the lobby, went to the front desk where I was greeted by a friendly young man. I gave him the $20 sandwich when he asked for my ID and Credit card and when he took it from me, I asked if there were any complementary upgrades available. He put the $20 to the side and told me there was a rather large conference there for the week and he would do whatever he could. I was given a higher floor room with a Strip view and he told me next time he's sure he could get me an ever better room (they were all booked due to the convention). Worked great!
Flight touched down in Vegas about 5:00pm and got to the hotel around 5:45 on Friday evening. There were a few people ahead of us in line and I didn't really have the option to choose the clerk. While waiting in line I showed my girlfriend the $20 bill sandwiched in between my AMEX and drivers license and said "let's see if we can get any upgrades". She immediately freaked out and walked about 30 feet away from me in complete and total embarrassment while I went to go check in. Not to be deterred, I calmly handed the $20 sandwich over to the clerk who was cool as can be about the entire situation. I told her that my girl friend and I were in town for our anniversary and wanted to see if we could get something with a view of the strip. She ended up upgrading us to a 1 bedroom suite on the 36th floor with a bathroom that was bigger than my first apartment. She also gave us a $50 spa credit that my other half used for a massage the following morning. Couldn't have worked out any better, I will definitely be utilizing the $20 trick the next time I'm in LV.
Checked in on a Friday and sandwiched the money in-between, asked for a complimentary upgrade and he said we could upgrade for a 1-bedroom for $40/night. Otherwise, we were already booked for a city view (away from the train) so there wasn't much he could do. Not sure if they were booked or whatnot, but he implied that 1-bedrooms would open up the next day. Since we were only staying 2 nights, wasn't worth the trouble to ask the next day. He also placed the money back on the counter in full view, but close to his side. I've never seen that done before, so I didn't take it back.
I was in line and got this smiley latin american hostess. Did the sandwish with a twenty. Pulled it quickly and put it next to the keyboard as she typed my name in. I told her I had heard about the train and that given that my girlfriend and I were celebrating our second anniversary, I wondered if it were possible to get something as far from it as possible. She checked and told me I had booked a city view room but could offer me a large 1 bedroom high floor for fifteen a night. I didn't really need that, so I asked if I could just get a strip view room. She said that of course it was complimentary. She then asked if I was afraid of heights and gave us a room with a fantastic view! It was nerve wracking but totally worth it.
When I arrive about 6pm, there were many poeple to check in, so that I didn't get any choice. I went to young women and gave my sandwich with $20. when she noticed there was something between my cc and id. I reserved three rooms by Priceline name your own price, and each room price was $20 cheaper than regular price so that I didn't expect one bedroom upgrade of all three rooms. I asked to her we want all three rooms are same floor and next each other and late check out. I got our rooms in 55th floor with strip view with 4pm check out. When I saw room price in Expedia before use Priceline, there were several grade. The cheapest one was city view with regular check out, next one was city view with 4pm check out, and the next one was strip view with regular check out and then last one was strip view with 4pm check out. I was really satisfied with sandwich trick. This was my first time trial, I saved several hundreds dollars. Thank you, frontdesktip.com
My friend checked in the night before and the had the sandwich work great, but when my wife and I checked in the next night no dice. The female clerk had her manager luring behind her and she kept offering an upgrade at the rack rate. I declined and just took our room
Checked in early around 11:00 am, line of people checking out and in meant no choice of agent. When we got to the front of the line a manager (based on wardrobe not confirmed) decided to open the last checkin desk to help. As soon as I was called over thought it was a lost cause but gave it a try anyways. She asked for my license and credit card and handed the sandwich over with a $20. As soon as she recieved she pulled the $20 out and was ready to return when silently stuck my hand out and said that I was wondering if there were any free upgrades. She immediately understood and said she will check. Made small talk about why we were visiting. and within a few minutes she said there was a one bedroom suite available if I'd like. Funny thing is that I may have looked away for no more than a second but I swear I have no idea when she pocketed the $20. Went from base pre-paid Priceline room booked for less than $100 on a weekend stay and was able to get upgraded... LOVE the $20 sandwich. This was my first time trying but definetly not the last
So me and my gf went to celebrate her sisters 21st birthday along with her bf, I had read about this website and was like I had to try the sandwich. We get to the Trump and there's about 3 clerks waiting, they all looked like they would take the tip, but we wanted to white guy by the corner table, but got called by a Asian towards the front. So me and the birthday girls bf get to him and tell him that we're checking in, so the clerk asks for my Credit Card & Drivers License, i hand him both cards with a $50 bill folded in the middle. Before he gets a chance to look at it, i ask him "Are you guys offering any complimentary room upgrades?" He looks down, see's the 50 and goes "Oh Thank You let me see what i can do" While he typed away, i created small talk, 5 minutes later we went from 2 regular city view rooms to 2 Corner One Bedroom Strip View suites. I was just excited that the Sandwich worked! Just remember, tipping is the way to go in Vegas if you cant do that, you'll be stuck with some crappy service. Can't wait to go to Vegas again to try the Sandwich again!!
We checked in around noon. There were only two clerks on duty so I didn't have much of a choice. I gave the clerk the sandwich. I told her I wanted a nice corner room on a high floor with a strip view. She set the 20 behind the counter. She spent at least 5 minutes in the computer looking for a room. She apologized that she wasn't able to give us a higher floor or upgrade us to a one bedroom suite but she said they had changed their upgrade policy. She said we had been assigned to a city view (with train noise) on a lower floor. She got us a corner room with a strip view and the 34th floor. The room was great. I definitely think the $20 did the trick. Well worth while. I highly recommend the Trump if you don't care about a casino.
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One of the persistent themes in penology has been the idea that architecture can help produce transformation in people. From the monastery-like isolation of prisoners in the Walnut Street Jail and its successor the Eastern State Penitentiary in the late 18th and early 19th Centuries to the Auburn model allowing for aggregate work but individual isolation, to Jeremy Bentham's Panopticon, to today's Supermax prisons, form has indeed followed function.
Now eVolo magazine has awarded first place in its 2010 Skyscraper Competition to Malaysian architectural students for their Vertical Prison, conceived of as somehow floating high above the ground with elevator pods transporting prisoners, staff, food and so forth between the prison and earth.
Prisoners would work in farms to supply earth with organic products. Those who behaved well would be given cells with windows pointed to the earth so they would be motivated to reform themselves.
The naivete of the design (the prison floats without support in the sky) and reform strategy (the architecture students do not appear to have researched the history of prisons) is remarkable, as is that of the judges of the competition.


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A predawn wreck that destroyed part of Mitch Logue's fence a few weeks ago turned out to be his lucky break.
The young driver who turned part of Mitch's privacy fence into toothpicks was the 13th motorist in 15 years to hit the fence.
How is that lucky?
It turns out 13 wrecks was enough to convince the city it was time to protect Logue and his next-door neighbor from the wild-eyed NASCAR wanna-bes who have crashed their cars into their backyard fences.
Usually, they are turning at the T-shaped intersection of Vindicator Drive and Rockrimmon Boulevard.
I'm guessing most were speeding, texting, cell-phoning their BFF, stuffing their pieholes, firing up a doobie or doing something more important than keeping both hands on the wheels and both eyes on the road.
Longtime Side Streets readers — both of you — may recall I wrote about Mitch and his next-door neighbors, Donald and Colleen Kunecke, in 2009 after another spate of marauding, fence-smashing motorists.
In July 2009, Mitch had just spent $3,600 rebuilding his fence when a small SUV plowed into his yard, taking out a brand new fence post and a slew of slats.
Things were quiet until this past June when a young girl missed the turn, hit the curb and landed against the fence. Mitch said he was able to make minor repairs at no cost.
Then came a recent predawn visit from a fellow who blasted into the fence, smashing a dozen or so slats. He backed out, left Mitch a note offering to pay for the damage and drove home.
"This is the first time I've had two in the same year," Mitch said.
It's not just the fence Mitch is worried about.
A sidewalk runs between his fence and the street and it is heavily used by kids going to nearby Eagleview Middle School as well as neighbors walking to the Safeway center.
"Every one of the cars that has hit my fence had to cross that sidewalk," he said. "It's a real safety issue."
City traffic engineer Dave Krauth agrees. After I told Krauth on Monday of the latest two wrecks, he sent some his staff out to re-evaluate the intersection.
By Wednesday afternoon, Krauth had a decision.
"The good news is we're going to install a guardrail," Krauth said, adding that he hopes it can be squeezed between the curb and sidewalk.
"But if we can't fit it there, we'll put it right against the fence."
Krauth said the guardrail would run 100 feet, protecting both Mitch and the Kunecke home.
In the past, traffic engineers have rejected a guardrail because cars might plow straight into it, not glance off it at an angle.
And engineers didn't have statistics to support installing a guardrail because few of the wrecks were reported to police.
But Krauth said he's convinced by the anecdotal evidence offered by neighbors over the years.
Mitch said he'd move his fence in a foot or so to make extra room for a guardrail, if it would help.
"I'd really like people not to run through my fence anymore," Mitch said. "It's getting really expensive."
Once it is installed, as weather permits over the next couple months, Mitch might feel safe enough to actually use his backyard again and even let his granddaughter play there.
"I can't put anything back there like a playhouse," Mitch said. "I can't use my yard at all."


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Historic New Manchester History Hike
This mile-long hike (easy to moderate) will lead to the five story ruins of the Civil War-era New Manchester textile mill and focus on the history of the Sweetwater Creek Valley. This historian or ranger-led hike will include going inside the ruins and seeing the lovely whitewater rapids which provide great photo opportunities.
$5 plus $5 parking.
Sweetwater Creek State Park
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Dr. Dirk Haselow of the Arkansas Department of Health told CNN affiliate WMC that Kali's case was "one of the most severe infections that we know of."
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The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) is now at its five-member full strength. The names are mostly irrelevant with the usual two Republicans from large law firms and the majority number of Democrats from the AFL-CIO, Union law firms or the NLRB member's staff counsel. The most interesting nomination is that of Richard Griffin, Jr. as prospective General Counsel. For those who do not follow the NLRB's chicanery, Griffin, the Operating Engineers General Counsel, was a recess appointment that is the subject of the Noel Canning case to be heard next term at the Supreme Court. (As a reminder, several Circuit courts previously found the Senate was not technically in recess during the time of some of the appointments. Consequently, they ruled that the two NLRB appointments and other related appoints were invalid.) Recently, the Democrats and Republicans agreed to a compromise that permitted the full staffing of the NLRB, as well as the approval of Richard Cordray as Consumer Protection czar.Now at full strength, the NLRB will likely restart its reversal of the Bush and, even, Reagan-era decisions that have troubled labor for many years. What can be expected?
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They're mah faaaaaaavvvoooooooooorite!!!!
RobinsBedSores/Sally B shot dead 11/10/13. Never Forget.
That is great, good for Richard.
so glad I wasn't molested in a trailer park and don't have to listen to this shit.
I am not into the kind of music he plays much, but he is an incredible drummer. I love that he gets some success based on his TALENT. Howard must be jealous to the core because he always belittles whatever anyone accomplishes. I hope Richard finds a niche when the show finally goes down the drain for good.
Team Anfkid all the way!
Good for Richard, but don't ever google: richard christy gif
Richard joins the growing list of former and current show staffers/associates who are more relevant than Wigward himself.
"Richard, you can't make any money off this, why aren't you playing music like Maroon 5 or playing Beatles covers. Right, Robin?"
Good thing Richard made the correct career choice in making phony phone calls for a has been shock jock with 600k listeners instead of sticking with his incredible gift for music.
It's hard to make a living in Heavy Metal right now, his old band (Iced Earth) actually pissed off most of their fans by getting involved in Copyright Trolling lawsuits, believe it or not. At this point, I think Richard's band would outdraw Iced Earth in the U.S., so unless he has some burning desire to live in Europe and South America for the next 20 years I still think he made a good choice.
EDIT: For more on those Iced Earth shenanigans:http://torrentlawyer.wordpress.com/c...ury-media-ltd/One such record label troll is "Century Media Ltd." who is suing on behalf of their "Iced Earth" band (think Jon Schaffer and Greg Seymour) for the download of their 2011 heavy metal album "Dystopia." The interesting thing about the lawsuit, however, is that Century Media has retained copyright troll Jay McDaniel of the McDaniel Law Firm in New Jersey to sue defendants, and it is unclear to me why. Jay McDaniel runs what I call a "settlement factory," where he spends his time fighting motions to quash in court, and while not in court, he has his staff attorneys contact defendants attempting to convince them to settle.
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Traditionally, the notice-and-comment rulemaking process required by 5 U.S.C. § 553 was conducted on paper: the government issued a paper notice and the public submitted paper comments. Today it seems obvious that notice should be issued, and comments received, electronically, over the Internet. In 2002, the Office of Management and Budget determined that the government should create a single electronic system for receiving public comments on agency rules. The resulting system consists of three parts: the Federal Docket Management System (FDMS), which is the database that contains electronic versions of rulemaking documents; fdms.gov, which is the secure interface via which government agencies access the database; and regulations.gov, which is the open interface via which the public submits comments and accesses publicly-available documents in the database. All executive agencies are required to use FDMS. Some independent agencies use FDMS and some have their own electronic systems. The Conference reviewed innovations and experiments in e-Rulemaking at federal agencies. The report surveys existing e-Rulemaking practices at federal agencies and identifies useful innovations and best practices that might be spread to other agencies.
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