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Question about the particle 的 (de)
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Hello to all here,
I've been studying Mandarin for the past 2 months. I have a specific question about grammar that I haven't figured out yet: When do we need to put 的 (de) after an adjective to make it into an adjective? Example: my dictionary says 漂亮的 (piao liang de) = beautiful, BUT we know it is 很漂亮眼睛 (hen piao liang yan jing) not 很漂亮的眼睛 (hen piao liang de yan jing), correct? Thank you! Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 09/27/2007 08:46PM by Olive. Hi Sunsetlover,
I'm not an Mandarin expert, but here are some examples that might help you. When just after a property word like 很 (hěn) or 好 (hǎo) wich can mean "very", the 的 particule is not required (but can be used). Ex: 她很漂亮 or 这个丫头好漂亮啊! If the verb 是 (shì) is used, then the 的 particule is required. Ex: 她是很漂亮的! If the adjective is linked to a noun, the 的 particule is also required. Ex: 好漂亮的眼睛 Re: Question about the particle 的 (de)
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漂亮的 (piao liang de) = beautiful
很漂亮的眼睛 (hen piao liang de yan jing) 很漂亮眼睛 (hen piao liang yan jing) Usually, 1)when a noun after a adjective, you need add a 的(de) between them. adj.+ de + noun example: 勇敢的人 美丽的风景 灰暗的天空 2)when a verb after a adj, you need add a 地(de same pronounce) between them. adj.+ de + verb example: 勇敢地走 快乐地笑 you can remmber 的 as "belong" "own" " 's " example: 我的茶杯 mean "my cup". 工作的时间 mean: it's the time that belong to work. 农民的收入 mean: the farmer's income. 这是我的 mean: this is mine. Manby,de is complex,but not very complex. ancient Chinese is real complex. Re: Question about the particle 的 (de)
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Thank you Jay and Johnny! Re: Question about the particle 的 (de)
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Whether your New Orleans hotel is in the French Quarter or Garden District, you're likely staying near (if not in) a haunted spot. New Orleans isn't called "The Most Haunted City in America" for nothing. This Halloween in New Orleans, we recommend checking out some of New Orleans' most popular haunted tours. First up is Bloody Mary's Tours, headed by a real Bloody Mary (OK, it's her pen and priestess name). She offers more than just tours--including ghost hunts and voodoo rituals--but it's her walking tours that you'll want to jump on. The Tour of the Undead visits a variety of sites, and those 21 and over can enjoy the Haunted Pub Crawl tour—all include plenty of colorful storytelling.Feast in Saint City: New Orleans Seafood Festival
People with a passion for seafood are usually willing to travel far to get it. And if your destination is New Orleans, you'll probably put yourself up in any available New Orleans hotel just to be within easy reach. Whet your appetite: The weekend of Sept. 9-11 marks the fifth annual New Orleans Seafood Festival -- a culinary extravaganza in a city already renowned for its taste-bud appeal. Here's a sampling from the virtual platter.Southern-fried style: 3 New Orleans hotels for foodies
Who can visit New Orlean's French Quarter and not think of fabulous food? If you're looking for a New Orleans hotel in the Quarter that not only exudes ambiance but has a great restaurant worth staying in for, here are three that will surpass even your high standards.Vacation Packages
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Following a $281 million redesign, our contemporary guestrooms offer gorgeous city views, Hyatts signature Grand™ bed, an iHome stereo with iPod® docking station, and our innovative in-room technology. With the click of your remote, get instant access to your favorite... More
Enjoy the good times at this historic French Quarter hotel The Bourbon Orleans was one of the city's grandest ballrooms in the 1800s and spent time as a convent and orphanage. Today, this French Quarter hotel offers visitors a glimpse into the past while offering... More
The Royal Sonesta New Orleans is the grand hotel in the French Quarter! One will love distinctively European style, beautiful architecture and staff's warmth. Here, one will find a casual but sophisticated ambiance with inviting guest rooms and suites, a world-class art... More
Large New Orleans hotel with amenities for business, pleasure travelers Classic Crescent City charm invites guests to the Sheraton New Orleans conveniently located near New Orleans best attractions. The French Quarter, Harrah's Casino, Audubon Insectarium, Bourbon... More
High-rise hotel adjacent to convention center, Mississippi River Business service and convenience are the hallmarks of this riverfront hotel. The hotel is adjacent to the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center and on the banks of the Mississippi. The Hilton Riverside... More
Luxury hotel with fashionable French Quarter address The Omni Royal Orleans is an award-winning hotel that dates back to the 1800s when the city's first European-style Creole hotel opened on the site. Today, an elegant marble lobby lit by crystal chandeliers sets the tone... More
"Belle of New Orleans" offers genteel luxury fit for the fab traveler The best of New Orleans is only minutes away from this regal-looking hotel. Le Pavillon was built in 1907 and restored to its original glory in the 1970s. It evokes the grand style of... More
Grand Dame of the French Quarter central to area attractions In 1886, Italian shoemaker Antonio Monteleone bought the 14-room Commercial Hotel, starting a tradition of hospitality that continues at the Monteleone to this day. The vibe throughout is retro-European, from... More
Luxury and style at this convenient downtown New Orleans boutique hotelThe chic and contemporary W New Orleans hotel oozes style with bold colors, sleek decor, signature amenities and services. On-site entertainment includes Whiskey Blue, named one of the best new bars in... More
French Quarter hotel with free amenities, convenient location The Wyndham New Orleans - French Quarter is a 20-story, big-city hotel tucked into the charming French Quarter. This full-service offers lots of complimentary amenities such as premium cable, high-speed... More
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New York | New Orleans | Tue, Feb 11 - Sat, Feb 15 | $198 |
Los Angeles | New Orleans | Wed, Jan 22 - Sat, Jan 25 | $259 |
Chicago | New Orleans | Wed, Jan 8 - Fri, Jan 10 | $223 |
Boston | New Orleans | Wed, Jan 29 - Sat, Feb 1 | $206 |
Washington DC | New Orleans | Tue, Jan 14 - Fri, Jan 17 | $228 |
San Francisco | New Orleans | Mon, Feb 3 - Wed, Feb 5 | $228 |
Philadelphia | New Orleans | Mon, Jan 20 - Tue, Jan 21 | $236 |
Seattle | New Orleans | Wed, Feb 5 - Tue, Feb 11 | $260 |
Denver | New Orleans | Mon, Feb 3 - Wed, Feb 5 | $148 |
Newark | New Orleans | Sat, Jan 25 - Sat, Feb 1 | $198 |
Baltimore | New Orleans | Wed, Jan 8 - Fri, Jan 10 | $236 |
Pittsburgh | New Orleans | Tue, Jan 7 - Tue, Jan 14 | $288 |
New Orleans highlights
French Quarter
Forget the beads, learn the real history of the Creoles who created this legendary neighborhood. Stroll through Jackson Square, home to St. Louis Cathedral, the Cabildo and the Presbytere. Stop for a coffee at Café du Monde, then listen to New Orleans jazz at Preservation Hall.
Bourbon Street
Certainly in step with its bawdy reputation, there's still plenty of old-world charm here. Wander past glamorous hotels and the Old Absinthe House, then bring your appetite to Galatoire's Restaurant for authentic French Creole cuisine.
Garden District
Visit the seriously eclectic American section of town, known for its Greek Revival and Italianate architecture. See marvelous, antique-filled homes come to life with tales from expert tour guides.
Commander's Palace Restaurant
With plenty of bragging rights in tow (Chef Tory McPhail was named to the Culinary Institute of America's Hall of Fame), you'll zap your taste buds with Creole favorites like crawfish maque choux, crispy soft-shell crab, and grilled porterhouse of Colorado lamb.
One of the oldest cemeteries in New Orleans, the grounds date back to 1824.Wall vaults line the cemetery's perimeter, and noteworthy tombs include Gen. Harry T. Hays of the Confederate Army and the Brunies family, notable New Orleans jazz musicians.
National World War II Museum
Recognized by Congress as the country's official World War II museum, this presents the story of America's involvement through photographs, artifacts and film footage. See the famous Higgins landing craft, a Sherman tank, jeeps, half-tracks, and a fully restored C-47.
St. Charles Avenue Streetcar
For a laidback exploration of the Central Business District (CBD), the Garden District and Uptown, board the streetcar at the corner of Carondelet and Canal streets (Stop No. 0).
Royal Street
One block from Bourbon Street, Royal Street is best known for its iron-lace balconies, art galleries, restaurants (Brennan's, the Court of Two Sisters) and elegant hotels. Although it stretches from Canal Street to Faubourg Marigny, Bywater, and the Lower 9th Ward, the most famous section is in the French Quarter when the blocks between St. Louis and St. Ann transforms mid-day into a current of street performers and jazz bands.
Get your live-music fix (and one-drink minimum) along this four-block stretch in the Faubourg Marigny neighborhood. On any given night, you'll hear modern jazz, swinging traditional jazz, Latin American and rockabilly. Noteworthy clubs include D.B.A., Checkpoint Charlie's, Dragon's Den, the Spotted Cat and Sweet Lorraine's.
Audubon Nature Institute
Bring youngsters to their kind of party. Meet zebras, bears, giraffes and penguins at the zoo, feed birds and cool off in the splash park. The Aquarium has stingray touch tanks, plus an IMAX Theatre.


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etnies' collaboration with MAKIA, a Finnish streetwear brand rooted in board sports, music and fashion, represents the passion one has to push through rain, wind and snow during the dark, cold winter months, just to go skating. etnies created a MAKIA colorway of the Jameson 2, a super thin, low-top skate shoe with a vulcanized profile cupsole, and designed it to keep you warm, dry and classy for the trip to the skatepark and back. Keep the skating-through-the-outdoor-elements theme going and pair your Jameson 2 MAKIAs with the Rainy t-shirt. You can also collect the whole etnies x MAKIA collaboration with the Jameson 2 MAKIA in Grey/Black or the Waysayer MAKIA in Black/Silver.
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The women's Salomon XR Mission ll is an all-terrain, short to middle distance training shoe designed specifically for women from the ground up.
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I ran my first 50k trail in a brand new pair of these (yes broke runners rule, but when far from home and you forget your shoes, you do what you must). I was on a very rocky trail with steep inclines, and brutal down hills. I ran in these for 8 hours and had no problem other than a tiny blister on the side of my big toe. They handled well after going through water and also provided good stability. I LOVE that these have a wide toe box, but also hug the heel and prevent sliding. Great shoe overall! I ordered several pair to wear over the course of my training and races.
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I use this shoe on roads and trails. Regularly run 7 to 10 miles on single track in them and also ran the Atlanta Half Marathon in them.
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With a colourful wall mural behind them, which showcased local youth�s artistic skills, most of the municipal candidates showed up to face the tough questions. at the Airdrie Youth Forum on Oct. 8
While the turnout of the forum was less than excepted, it didn�t stop the dozen or so people from putting the candidates in the hot seat with issues that affect youth in Airdrie at the Boys and Girls Club in the Ron Ebbesen Arena.
Robbie White, community developer for youth at City of Airdrie kicked off the night, welcoming everyone, and introducing the moderator for the discussion � 16-year-old Donivan Ryan � who kept strict watch on the candidate�s one-minute time limit throughout the night.
All candidates were present except Allan Hunter.
While it takes courage to face the questions, it takes more to stand up and ask candidates questions, but that�s exactly what eight-year-old Kate Kucharski did.
�How many City council meetings have you been to in the past year?� she asked from behind the microphone.
The answers varied from �all of them,� to �none�.
�I haven�t missed any that weren�t cancelled (in three years),� incumbent-hopeful Ron Chapman, said.
On the other end of the spectrum, Jane Anderson � one fourth of the Airdrie Team United said �(she) hasn�t been to any in the past couple of years,� but went on to say that a �few years ago� she attended a few.
Youth continued asking hard hitting questions, keeping candidates on their feet.
�With respect to the new Anti-Bullying bylaw, does it include LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender)?� Jonathon Barrett, 17, asked candidates.
�We all live in this world,� Darrell Belyk, who explained that he knows the effects of bullying first hand. �There should be no prejudice.�
Ken Maines surprised the crowd with a different stance on the issue.
�The bullying bylaw does nothing, bullies are bullies,� he said passionately at the youth forum.
�(�) You should have the self-esteem to fend off bullies. There will always be bullying, everywhere.�
Brandon Harman, 17, asked council hopefuls what their biggest priority was for Airdrie, and the questions revealed a variety of answers from candidates.
�I think affordability would be mine,� Rob Jamieson said. �I don�t want to raise taxes but we have to be careful with how we spend our money.�
Attracting more businesses and keeping the City financially stable were among the answers discussed. The possibility of an indoor playground was also discussed by Jane Anderson.
�I think transportation would be my No.1 priority,� Mohammed Benin said. �I was born in Ghana, Africa, and without transportation I wouldn�t be here in Canada.�
Sustain growth was Kelly Hegg�s first priority, according to the veteran councillor, and �to promote the vital wellness for everyone in (Airdrie)� was part of Richard Herdman�s mission statement.
Fourteen-year-old Airdrie resident, Morgan Strand, stepped up the microphone to ask councillors their opinion of youth programs currently operating in the city and if the city is coping with youth disabilities.
�Council needs to support youth programs,� Candice Kolson said. �(They) have never been adequate.�
Most of the candidates praised The Airdrie Boys and Girls Club � which hosted the event � and their programs and efforts to initiate and sustain youth programs.
�There are numerous funding programs, it�s a hard decision to look at each organization looking for funding,� Chapman said. �We�d love to hear what (programs) you want to do.�
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Good rant Cloaked One!
I found it interesting that you panned Nu Who on a point of it having political correctness. Not that it doesn't have it in the stories. But Star Trek Voyager and all the other Star Treks are chock full of it. One sermon after another. Actually, I think there is more of that in Star Trek. Not to mention that political satire has been in shows and writings for like ever. That certainly is not a new subject.
As for multi colored spiffy looking Daleks, I think it is a good change. No sense in making them forever grey trash cans with egg beaters and plungers. Now if they started making them pink and purple with stickers plastered all over then I would turn the channel quick as lightening. I know that the Daleks enslave beings to do things for them. Otherwise they wouldn't be able to do squat for themselves. for such a powerful foe they certainly seem very vulnerable to a major workers strike, lol. So do the Cybermen come to think on it. Their cyber hands are kind of bulky.
As for the hooker part. Was it ever established that she was a hooker? What I saw was that she had a job dressing in different costumes. I'm trying to think of the companies that do that. Send people out to dance or sing or entertain/embarrass someone on their birthday or whatever. Semi strippers, lol. But they aren't true hookers.
I think that there is a lot of entertainment in the Nu Who. First there is the CGI and modern FX that really brings things to life. The new "saurans" are way cooler then the ones in Classic Who. Look that them compared to the old sea devils. More realistic looking and a whole lot more dexterity there. They don't just walk about stiff legged and bent armed. I used to love watching sic fi movies when I was young. Especially the dinosaurs because they were somewhat brought to life. But technology has advanced to bring us even better effects than before. Anything that can be imagined can now be brought to high definition "life". Woo Hoo!
Second is that we see more sides to the Doctors personality. He's not all about the superior male steriotype that he was in Classic Who. With meek and mild companions that screamed at the site of violence and needed his manly protection. Leela was a good counter to that. But the show still put her in skimpy animal skins. And while males generally go gaga for that, most women think it is belittling. Especially for a higher ranking part as the Doctors companion. Back then females were still regarded as second class citizens that needed the males to protect and provide for their every need. I'm glad that has changed in the Nu Who. However, I don't like the in your face, "I am woman hear me roar" crapola. That gets old really fast.
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"Tamarack lodge"
Très déçu par cet hôtel... Le bâtiment est vieillot et a grand besoin d'un rafraîchissement, idem pour les chambres et la salle de bain commune ! la vue de la chambre aurait pu être sympa si les vitres avaient été nettoyées. Hors de prix par rapport à la prestation.Avis certifié Hotels.com
"The Ultimate Getaway"
Gorgeous location with great lake views. Our dog-friendly cabin was clean and nicely appointed with tons of cabin personality. Super friendly staff sherpa'd our luggage up via sled. We hiked with our dog around the area lakes on trails cut by cross country skiers. It was hard to leave.Avis certifié Hotels.com
front desk guys were VERY helpful and niceAvis certifié Hotels.com
"Lovely Place, Hidden Charges"
Love the place, but the extra $20 per night per room fee is a hidden charge that leaves you feeling swindled.Avis certifié Hotels.com
It was a quaint and rustic Lodge, our room was intimate and clean with a view of Twin lakes. Did not enjoy the shared bathroom..(to old for that) The restaurant at the lodge surpass all expectations... Would stay again, but next time a room with full amenitiesAvis certifié Hotels.com
"A Great Mountain Lodge Feel"
A true American mountain lodge of the 1920s. Cozy feeling summer or winter. Comfortable bed. A real "shabby chic" place with the most stunning view of the Eastern Sierras that you are likely ever to see.Avis certifié Expedia
"Wonderful lakefront lodge"
We spent 2 nights in a lake-view cabin. Location was fantastic, and the desk staff were very friendly and helpful. The cabin was newly remodeled with a compact kitchen. The bathroom was a tad claustrophobic, but with excellent toiletries. The continental breakfast was so-so but adequate. We ate dinner twice in the intimate (10 table) restaurant. The […] first evening, a veal chop ordered medium rare came out terribly overcooked, but they replaced it quickly and comp'd the dish. Everything else was excellent. We will definitely go back. Lisez la suiteAvis certifié Expedia
"Nice night at a lakeside"
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"For the View Only"
This is an ok hotel to stay at if you don't plan on being in your room very much and you don't require very much space. The "living room", bedroom, and bathroom combined take up less than 300 sq ft! My husband had to step into the closet to let me pass by out of the bathroom. They do not have TVs...instead they have a screen you can borrow (it's covered […] by your tweny dollar resort fee) and movies you can pick from to watch. Its hard to figure out how to get the actual movie playing after the trailers. Even with the windows open, there was no cool air to be had! Even if I had a fan, there were only 3 outlets in the place and all their lamps took those up. Driving up to the property, we were struck by the beauty of the lakes, trees and mountains. The cabins you can rent are so cute in that setting. We had a room in the main building and not a cabin. You can rent boats, kayaks, and bikes to enjoy the outdoors around you. It just wasn't a good value for the cost per night for us. Lisez la suiteAvis certifié Expedia
"It's a mountain lodge, keep expectations realistic"
Its location is great, right on the beautiful twin lakes. I was only staying one night while I attended the Jazz Jubilee in the town. I had the cheapest room with shared bathroom with shower. It was all OK. Nothing special. The free breakfast was above average and more than filled me for a day at the Jubliee.Avis certifié Expedia
"Lodge in beautiful mountain on picturesque lake."
If I wasn't disabled, I would have enjoyed my experience more. This is a lodge for outdoor lovers. The wedding chapel area was very difficult to negotiate on an electric scooter and required men to lift scooter over abrupt drops at each end of the bridge leading to outdoor chapel. The cabins are built on a hill side and the rough gravel and steep driveways […] were just too difficult to manage on a wheelchair or scooter. There were lodge fees that weren't explained when we checked in and amenities of which we were not aware of that we might have utilized and were included in the extra fees. The setting is gorgeous and there are many activities for an active family. Lisez la suiteAvis certifié Expedia
"Our Couple Getaway"
Tamarack Lodge is out by itself. It is the perfect place to stay if you want to get away from it all in the mountains, yet still have a few people around. The staff is extremely welcoming, friendly and helpful. We had a problem with our door. With one phone call Mike was there in 2 minutes to fixed it. Our studio cabin was everything we were looking […] for and more. It was clean, comfortable and well-decorated. It has a deck on the front with chairs that we could see the lake from, like all of the cabins. The best way to start the morning with a cup of coffee, in our book. Mammoth is such a beautiful place and staying at the Tamarack Lodge is the perfect way to experience it. Lisez la suiteAvis certifié Expedia
"A very good surprise by the lake"
Amazing lake front restaurant we recommend even if it's pricy. Very helpful and nice staff.Avis certifié Expedia
"Rustic or Luxe..your choice"
From rustic lodge rooms with shared bathroom at a reasonable price, to rustic cabins, or lux cabins, all is available...its your choice. But do make the choice to eat at the Lodge's Lakefront Restaurant. Yes, some offerings may be a little pricey, but the quality, variety and creativity of Chef Bobby's food is second to none. Not even the highest rated […] restaurant can offer some of the delicacies that Bobby's "foragers" find for him. We had a side dish of fiddle leaf fern shoots sauteed with roasted garlic....yes, we ate ferns and they were delicious! I'm just sorry that this restaurant is so far from my home because I would love to be a regular customer and have the chance to experience more of this fine young chefs creations. We were traveling with a friend who has worked for 50 years in some of the finest restaurant hotels in Sweden and he was also extremely impressed with the food, especially the celery root-fennel "slaw" . We have stayed in Mammoth several times, but this was our first time at Tamarack Lodge. It wont be our last, it will be our regular place to stay while traveling Hiway 395. Lisez la suiteAvis certifié Expedia
"Beautiful scenery"
Was not told until we arrived that there was no television. Also, ask directions--the lodge is not easy to find.Avis certifié Hotels.com
"Great historic hotel at lake"
The lodge is pleasingly rustic. People enjoy hanging out near the large stone fireplace. The lodge rooms are affordable and basic, knotty pine, with windows facing the lake. Outlying cabins are of two types, historic and modern. The modern cabins are large and chic. It is much better to be out in the wild than in town!Avis certifié Expedia
"Nice cabins in the woods.. Fun if you bring dog"
I liked it.. Fun place with dogs and te wife.. Check this place out !!!Avis certifié Expedia
"Know what you are getting into"
This is not a Hotel and do not begin to think it is. This is a lodge. There is no TV in the room and no TV in the entire place. The room is extremely small and there is a public bathroom with only one shower in it. After a day of skiing or in the morning, you might have to wait to use the bathroom. With that being said, if you know what you are getting […] into then you will enjoy it. I read my book down in the lobby next to the wood burning fire place and it was a lot of fun. If you want to get away from technology and not have any distractions, this is the place to be. Lisez la suiteAvis certifié Hotels.com
"Perfect get away from the city!"
My 4 yr old daughter and I traveled to Mammoth for the weekend. This historic lodge was just what the Dr. ordered. Old and rustic with a warm friendly staff and scenic vies. Shared restrooms and simple rooms are exactly what I needed.Avis certifié Expedia
"Very nice lodge"
The location of the tamarack lodge is excellent with a lake in the front, however little far from the Village @ Mammoth but thats okay since the hotel has shuttles frequently to the Village. The rooms are also very nice and cozy but the bed was not that good. The bed is very uncomfortable with spring matress. After a tiring day of skiing, one would […] expect to have a peaceful sleep but that is not the case. The staff at the hotel is also very friendly and extremely helpful. Lisez la suiteAvis certifié Expedia
"Wouldn't stay here"
As a person with a disability, they provide none. There were no ramps (thank God I don't need one), and the steps are 'rustic'. The room was okay, but no tv, no in-room tea/coffee and carrying baggage up a narrow set of stairs was difficult to say the least. I thought there would be a shared bathroom, there was...for at least 12-15 other rooms. Thanks, […] but no thanks. Lisez la suiteAvis certifié Hotels.com
"Stay Here Vs. Yosemite"
Rustic and a bit primitive, but outstanding place to stay = right on Twin Lakes in Mammoth Mountain area in CA high Sierra's. Skip staying in Yosemite your last night, exit through East entrance and stay here.Avis certifié Expedia
"Better than what I thought it would be!!!"
All in all it was a great time. The pizza in the on site resturant was very good... I would stay there again...Avis certifié Hotels.com
"Not worth the price"
I have been vacationing all my life in Mammoth, and was looking forward to staying at the Tamarack. Location is great, right on the shores of Twin Lakes. Staff is very friendly, and knowledgeable of the area. We opted for a room in the lodge with the communal bathroom and shower for when we finished a 6 day backpacking trip. Unfortunately the rooms […] at the lodge have no ventilation or fans. The room was stifling hot and dry, so much so that we ended sleeping in the car for a few hours. Front desk closes at 10:00 and is unmanned till 7:00am. Restaurant is also extremely expensive, average plate for dinner was $32 and not a very big portion. Much better places in town to stay and eat at. Lisez la suiteAvis certifié Hotels.com
"East view room"
Good location for exploring the lakes, hiking, biking and snowshoeing in winter, continental breakfast is out promptly, coffee wasn't great but make it au lait. Bring earplugs if you stay next to the stairs, the floor creaks. feels like an upscale adult hostel, bathrooms are shared but really clean. 2 restrooms downstairs never had issue with waiting, […] just showered at night. Always hot water. Restaurant is good but pricey, nice view of the lake, serive is excellent, staff is friendly and helpful, recommend reservations. Overall great experience, would stay again. Lisez la suiteAvis certifié Expedia
"Rustic, small, isolated in nature surroundings"
Rustic old cabin/lodge setting, beautiful lake front location, but far from town and anything else. Very small rooms, but quaint and cabin like. Excellent bedding, but impossibly small bathrooms. Great romantic escape. No where to eat except fancy lodge dining room. Short walk to hiking and x-country skiing. Worth the experience, but definitely NOT […] business hotel accomodations. March 2012. Lisez la suiteAvis certifié Hotels.com
This is a very rustic hotel and those staying there have to want that experience. The employees were very helpful when we left a cell phone behind.Avis certifié Expedia
"not that great"
needs to be renovated BADLY! shared bathrooms...felt like a dorm, kinda nasty. service was good though.Avis certifié Hotels.com
"Great location, best place for vacation."
Better get the cabin instead of lodge, just add less than a $$.Avis certifié Hotels.com
"Tamarack Lodge"
The cabin was very basic. The bed was comfortable & the bathroom was clean but needed updating.The cabin needs better insulation as well as a humidifier ! Breakfast in the AM was barely mentionable but with a resort fee of $20.00 added upon check in for breakfast I expected better options. One puts up with these inconveniences because of the great location. Dinner […] in the dining room was fabulous & a complete 180 from the breakfast experience. Lisez la suiteAvis certifié Hotels.com
"Nice place to stay"
Very nice hotel with perfect restaurant!Avis certifié Expedia
"Old Fashoined Lodge"
This old fashioned lodge has a lot of history and is in a very unique location. Staff was terrific and the service outstanding. However as someone with a construction background, the old girl has not been very well cared for. I of course understand the difficulties caring for a building in this type of environment, but simple hardware adjustments, caulking, […] staining, and painting all seem absent in the fantastic building, which is a real shame. That being said, we had a wonderful time staying there and the food in the dining room was some of the best we've ever had. We will be back again, just hope someone starts taking better care of her. Lisez la suiteAvis certifié Hotels.com
"OK place- but over rated"
small rooms, small showers, bed was comfortable, charged $25 corkage fee per bottle of wine, and $30 per dog per day !! Doubt we would stay here again- too much money for such a small place- it was ok for one time- not too mention the construction people were noisy and rude up above on the road !! The road flag man made us wait 20 min. for nothing, […] then let a car go in the oposite direction that just pulled up ! Rude workers up above !! Lisez la suiteAvis certifié Hotels.com
Réponse de la part de Tamarack Lodge Resort Thank you so much for taking the time to share your thoughts and feedback. We regret to hear that you were dissatisfied during your stay. I would like to address the issues that you brought up. First, might I suggest, the next time you are in town, stop in, say hello, & request to see a deluxe cabin? I do believe you will find those larger and more suitable for your taste. Additionally, you will find that our charges for corkage and our pet fees are consistent with comparable properties and restaurants. We appreciate your past business and hope you will give us another opportunity to live up to your expectations as I am confident that you will have a more positive experience during your next stay.
"Not recommend the hotel room with shared bath."
The room is small and the floor is creaking. If you walk on the floor, you may wake up other people. Only one thing is good. The twins lake is in front of the hotel. You can access the lake anytime.Avis certifié Hotels.com
"It could be so much more; but its already overpriced"
We stayed in the lodge for the first time, rather than the cabins. They both have a similar fairly authentic mountain, cabiney lodgey feel. Its set in woods which is quite beautiful and a big plus from being in town (for me); but for the price-point, the rooms and cabins are not well appointed. In ski season its not the most expensive place in Mammoth […] but what is with the $20 resort fee?. To call this a 'resort' is a very long stretch; no pool, no hot tub, no in room TV (I'm actually ok with that but do I pay extra for this), completely unreliable WiFi, the cheapest nastiest breakfast buffett (cheerios, and 7-11 muffins). Rule #1 for continental breakfast. Make it free or make it decent. Lisez la suiteAvis certifié Expedia
Réponse de la part de Tamarack Lodge Resort Thank you very much for taking your time to review our lodge. We are pleased that you enjoyed our stunning location and authentic décor. Our $20 resort fee covers all amenities including: internet, local phone calls, shuttle transportation, continental breakfast, computer access in the lobby, fax service, unlimited TV and DVD rentals and access to resort sponsored activities in the summer including guided hikes, interpretive walks, fishing classes, BBq's and firepit. This is always advertised on every reservation confirmation and must be approved by the guest via a checkbox at the time the reservation is made. Additionally, please rest assured that we are always looking into adding new options to our continental breakfast. Thank you again for staying with us. Enjoy your summer!
When we saw a "luxurious and rustic" option in Mammoth, we jumped on it. In reality "rustic" meant a dripping sink at the corner of our efficiency-sized room and "Shared Bathroom" meant a community bathroom down the hall over the creaky floor. Luxurious is not the term that I would use but it was "quaint." Bottom line = I'd go back with a couple of […] guys but not with a spouse and not for a romantic ski vacation. Spend the extra for a private bathroom or better yet, spend the extra for room with more than 200 sq ft. Lisez la suiteAvis certifié Hotels.com
"Exactly as promised + cozy and inviting"
We stayed in a lodge room in February 2011. The room was cramped at around 10' x 10', with a sink in the corner and bathroom/shower down the hall. The lodge itself was excellent, very inviting. We opted for cheaper food in town, but it smelled great and the staff was very friendly and helpful. It was within 5 min of a parking lot to ski and though it […] hadn't snowed in 2 weeks, the skiing was great and almost completely groomed with excellent terrain parks. They also have cabins for rent which we didn't know about. We will definitely return and recommend to others. Lisez la suiteAvis certifié Hotels.com
"If your taller than 6 foot dont stay!!!"
I stayed at this hotel for a weekend of snowboarding at Mammoth with my little brother. We are both over 6 foot tall, but are thin so decided to share a room for economical reasons. Before we got to the hotel I callled in advanced to see if there were any pull away beds that the hotel could place in the room so we wouldn't have to share the queen bed […] every night. I was told that the room that I had reserved was not large enough for an extra bed. We checked in to the hotel and made our way up to our room. It was then when I realized the horrible mess I just placed myself in for the weekend. The room was that of which a Hobbit would complain of the size. It was such tight quarters for my brother and I that we couldn't fit all our bags in the room and had to place them back in the car. The bed was in the midddle of the room with a foot and a 1/2 of space around the three sides and that was it! There were no amentities to speak of. We had to share the bathroom that was on the other end of the hallway. This would make it really difficult during the mornings after everyone had their coffee. Also there was no TV in the rooms or the main lodge. I understand that I'm on vacation, but when I get home I would like to turn on SportsCenter and see some highlights. I would recommend a modern hotel that is closer to the mountain for anyone that is thinking of visiting mammoth this winter. Lisez la suiteAvis certifié Expedia
"Hotel con encanto"
El hotel y sus alrededores tienen mucho encanto, pero las instalaciones son antiguas.Avis certifié Hotels.com
Nossa, a localização é maravilhosa! montanhas! florestas! neve! e ursos no estacionamento pela manhã procurando comida! hehehe, sem falar da visão do reflexo das montanhas no lago que tem em frente. O único motivo pelo qual dei nota 3 em conforto foi por que não tem banheiro no quarto, é um banheiro coletivo, mas que não é ruim, e é muito limpo, mas, […] se fosse no quarto seria perfeito! Claro que indico e claro que voltarei. Lisez la suiteAvis certifié Hotels.com
El hotel precioso y autentico...el restaurante increible...nuestra habitacion no tenia banyo y por eso no era comodisima pero volveria sin duda...Avis certifié Hotels.com
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"nice place but without any comforts"
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Modern, innovative, and refreshing. This pure white design with a rotating bezel and date indicator makes a bold statement. Specifications: case - stainless steel, 39mm; bezel - white ceramic; dial - glossy white; numbers - hand-applied rhodium indexes and Arabic numerals; strap - white rubber with six white ceramic pre-settings, movement - Swiss Quartz.
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Approximate size: 39 mm / 19 cm