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Pasquini Livia 90 Auto
I am looking for a machine to use in a smalltown store that will have a coffee shop in it. Will this machine hold up and will the warranty stand?
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The Livia 90 automatic espresso machine has the same commercial quality features as the Livia 90 with the added bonus of programmable volume settings. Simple buttons replace manual switches that when pushed will extract the preset amount desired and then stop automatically. It still allows for manual operation if you desire. This refined espresso machine employs sturdy commercial components from Pasquini's renowned professional line. Automatic water refill and pressure (not temperature) permits the unlimited production of delicious hot Italian espresso every time. A powerful commercial pump and steamer make the Livia 90 Automatic capable of brewing and steaming at the same time! The Livia 90 Automatic can also be combined with other Pasquini products to form the perfect espresso bar for the home or office! Available in Stainless Steel. Please note that the current models of the Livia 90 Automatic have a shorter hot water wand than is depicted above.
Please Note: Regulations for commercial use vary between states. Be aware of your local requirements. Machines carrying an NSF approval are labeled as such. Please visit our policies page for warranty information.
Some of the most crucial elements for producing high quality espresso are influenced by the style, size and construction of the portafilter. Style: This portafilter is designed like a commercial machine and works in the same way. The coffee is ground fine and is tamped (pressed) firmly into place. Size: The size of the portafilter is also the same as a commercial machine. Is has a large diameter (58 mm) so that the water is distributed evenly over a wide surface area. Construction: The portafilter is made up of two parts, the handle and the filter holder. The handle is made of high quality plastic. The heavy chrome plated brass filter holder keeps the temperature stable throughout the entire brewing process, therefore producing a quality cup of espresso.
This is the portion of the machine that the portafilter locks into. It is made of chrome plated marine brass which provides a superior brewing environment through maximum heat stability and component longevity.
The Livia 90 Automatic has a huge 1.5 liter copper boiler that will heat up in ten minutes. It can produce continuos espresso and has excellent steaming capacity. The commercial style heat exchanger boiler allows you to brew espresso and steam at the same time.
The three-way solenoid valve is a commercial feature that relieves the water pressure off the coffee when the brew switch is turned off. This serves two functions; it dries out the coffee to prevent dripping and makes it easy to knock the coffee out of the portafilter with one knock.
The Livia 90 Automatic has four buttons and two indicator lights. The button on the left is the main power button. When turned on the boiler immediately starts to heat up. There is a group of three buttons on the right side of the machine that control the brewing system. There are two individually programmable buttons that can be programmed to dispense what ever volume of water you need. The third button serves two purposes; it is used to put the machine into the program mode or can be used to turn the pump on and off manually. The orange indicator light next to the main power button is on whenever the heating element in the boiler is on. When the light goes off the machine is at full operating temperature.
The boiler temperature/pressure is controlled by an adjustable pressure stat for quick and accurate response. There is a built in gauge that takes an accurate read of the pressure not temperature to ensure the machine is ready to go.
These two valves are very important features to the Livia 90. The pressure relief valve is a safety valve that will open and release pressure in the boiler if it is getting to high. The anti-suction valve prevents the possibility of milk be sucked up through the steam wand and into the boiler therefore contaminating it.
The water level in the boiler is controlled by an "Electronic Boiler Refill Control". This control is hooked up to sensors in the boiler and water reservoir. It senses when the water level in the boiler is low and turns the pump on. The pump will take water from the reservoir and pump it into the boiler. It also acts as a safety and turns off the boiler if the level in the reservoir gets to low.
Preheating your cups is very important. The Livia 90 Automatic has a stainless steel cup warmer that will hold up to six espresso cups. It is a passive style cup warmer, which means the heat from the boiler heats it.
This is a great feature that makes the Livia 90 one of the most user friendly machines available. Just open the hot water control knob and water ,under pressure, will start to stream out in a 1/2" diameter circular pattern. Perfect for preheating cups, rinsing the filter basket and of course hot water for all of your favorite drinks.
The Livia 90 Automatic comes equipped with a stainless steel steam wand and two different frothing tips. The first is a four hole commercial style rosetta steaming tip. The second is a Teflon turbo frothing tip. The four hole tip takes a little more skill but is very durable. The steam wand should be wiped off immediately after use as it does get hot and will stick if not cleaned.
The large 3.5 liter reservoir can be refilled from the top any time during the operation, allowing for an endless supply of coffee or steam. There is a green indicator light next to the pump which is on when the reservoir is full. When the water level gets to low the boiler will turn off and the indicator light will turn off.
The Livia 90 Automatic is not pod capable and there is no adapter for this machine.
The Livia 90 Automatic is designed like a commercial machine to be back flushed. This is a system that cleans the brew group, shower screen and three-way solenoid valve. It is a simple process that only takes minutes.
The construction of this unit is second to none. The highly polished stainless steel exterior panels are held together by a heavy steel frame that is completely powder-coated providing anti-rust protection.
If you are fortunate enough to own a Pasquini Livia 90 Automatic espresso machine, I'll show you how easy it is to program its buttons. Learning about this important feature will help keep your cup sizes consistent. Enjoy!
And if you have any other requests for videos about the Pasquini line of machines, or any other machine, let me know.
If you would like to know a little about the many types of espresso machines we sell, this would be a good video to get you started. This video covers the machines we sell and based on your lifestyle, what you like to drink, and ease of use. It will give you an overview of different espresso machines and help you determine which one best suits to your needs.
I would watch the video and focus on a particular kind of machine—prosumer, semi-automatic, and super-automatic to decide which kind is ideal for you. Then, you can go and look at individual models to get a better idea of exactly what you want. Of course, if you narrow it down to a few espresso machines and are still undecided, give us a call and we would be glad to help!
Chance Great video. Covers the basics and really helps you find the category that fits your life. Super auto for me!
Misc Data | |
Manufacturer | Pasquini |
Model | LIVIA 90 AUTO |
Specifications | |
Dimension - Width (Inches) | 11 |
Dimension - Height (Inches) | 13 |
Dimension - Depth (Inches) | 15 |
Weight (lbs) | 37 |
Watts | 1200 |
Volts | 120 |
Housing | |
Housing Materials | Stainless Steel |
Drip Tray Material | Stainless Steel |
Drip Tray Cover Material | Plastic |
Drip Tray Capacity (Oz) | 20 |
Power Cord Length (Inches) | 44 |
Cup Height | |
High (Inches) | 3.25 |
Frothing Wand | |
Material | Stainless Steel |
Steam Wand Style | Commercial Style |
Wand Movement | Articulating |
Usable Length (Inches) | 3.75 |
Height Off Counter (Inches) | 4 |
Number Of Holes | 3 |
Optional Steam Tips Or Wands | Yes |
Water Source | |
Reservoir Or Plumbed | Reservoir |
Reservoir Capacity (Oz) | 118 |
Reservoir Material | Plastic |
Reservoir Removable | Yes |
Controls | |
Type Of Controls | Touch Pad & Rocker |
Display Type | LED |
Programmable Brewing | Yes |
Cup Volume Control | Yes |
Pre-Infusion | No |
Low Water Warning | Yes |
Pressure Gauges | steam |
Cup Warmer | |
Material | Stainless Steel |
Size (Inches) | 10 x 7 |
Passive / Active | Passive |
Portafilter Data | |
Material | Chrome Plated Brass |
Type | Commercial Style |
Quantity Included | 1 |
Weight (Lbs) | 1.25 |
Diameter (Millimeter) | 58 |
Commercial Filter Baskets Included | Single & Double |
Bottomless Portafilter Available | Yes |
Tamper Size (Millimeter) | 58 |
Brew Group | |
Material | Chrome Plated Brass |
Type | E61 |
Preheat | Yes |
Three-Way Valve | Electric |
Back Flush Capable | Yes |
Boiler Data | |
Number Of Boilers | 1 |
Brew And Steam Simultaneously | Yes |
Rapid Steam | Yes |
Brew Boiler Data | |
Brew Boiler Type | Heat Exchanger |
Brew Boiler Watts | 1200 |
Brew boiler Volume (Oz) | 1.5 Liter |
Brew Boiler Material | Copper with Brass End Plates |
Brew Boiler Orientation | Vertical |
Brew Boiler Heater Location | Internal |
Brew Boiler Auto Fill | Yes |
Steam Boiler Data | |
Steam Boiler Type | One Boiler for the Brew and Steam |
Pump Data | |
Pump Type | Vibration |
Pump Wattage | 41 |
Maximum Pressure (Bar) | 15 Bar |
Brew Pressure Adjustability | Yes |
Air Remover | Yes |
Self Priming Pump | 8 to 9 Bar |
Performance | |
Initial Heat Up (Seconds) | 600 |
Recommended Heat Up Time (Seconds) | 900 |
Time To Steam 8 Oz Milk (Seconds) | 9.7 |
Hot Water Temp 8 Oz (F) | 202 |
Hot Water Time 8 Oz (Seconds) | 7 |
Hot Water Recovery Time (Seconds) | 0 |
Sound Level - Brewing (Db) | 65 |
Sound Level - Grinding (Db) | No |
Maintenance | |
Back Flush Cleaner Used | Cafiza |
Details | |
Warranty (Years) | 1 |
Country Of Manufacture | Italy |
Recommended Applications | Home / Commercial |
Service provided | |
Repairs By | Whole Latte Love |
Contact Number | 888-411-5282 |
I bought my Pasquini Livia 90 from WLL at least 10 years ago and have not regretted it for a minute. Like a car, it requires regular maintenance. At the time I bought, there was very limited maintenance instructions. For example I have found that cleaning the screen and flow temperature regulator plates above the porta-filter should be done monthly. The screen is easy to clean but requires holding it over a gas burner with a pair of pliers until all the oil burns off and the screen is clean. Nowhere do the instructions alert the user to the fact that leaving the steam pipe in the milk after heating will draw milik all the way up to the valve as the steam condenses and that requires some disassembly to clean it out. Also, there is a new wiring harness that solves the irregular temperature control relay problem. I insulated the pressure tank with fireproof insulation and cut energy use by at least 60% when on but not actually brewing. My wife and I use the machine several times every day and do not expect to ever need to replace it. We love it!!!!
Rated 4 out of 5
Has owned for:
More than 1 year
Ability Level:
Coffee Lover
After almost 12 years, I know something about this beautiful looking machine. Like the Alfa Spider Veloce I once had, it's been tempermental & in the shop more than I'd like. From about the third year on, it needed repairs about every two years. Even after all this I still love the espresso and the old world quality of it
More than 1 year
large reservoir, great espresso, continuous use capabilty
turn it off when not in use; use low mineral bottled water (which I have since day one); don't buy it if you hate tempermental italians! buy if you love professional espresso at home.
Coffee Lover
reliability, inconsistency of the crema; despite years of repairs, it still sometimes fails to turn it self off at the high temp point and goes on to Vesuvius....then it ususally returns to normal the next day, unless it doesn't. Easier access to temp screw.
Pasquini Moka (2001)
Rated 5 out of 5
Has owned for:
1 - 6 months
Ability Level:
Coffee Lover
We splurged on this machine and I love it. It's not only beautiful but pumps out great espresso. I'm married to a former barista so I've learned a few tricks on getting good crema, but c'mon...it's all in the coffee and i'm pretty much over starbucks. My hubby and I have double shots every morning (and sometimes at night), and I feel pretty good that this machine will last us a very long time (with regular maintenance). Our old starbucks machine lasted us about 10 years--with not as heavy of use. So far, no disappointments
1 - 6 months
The look, the quality, and the size!
Coffee Lover
Illy, Lavazza, Starbucks
I can see why the brewtus is so attractive with the quicker recovery from steaming/brewing but I really didn't like the look and scale of the machine. The pasquini is beautiful and a great addition to our remodeled kitchen.
Starbucks barista
Pasquini Moka Grinder w/doser
Rated 4 out of 5
Has owned for:
More than 1 year
Ability Level:
I have had several super-automatics over the past few year. They are convienient and easy to use. The espresso they produced was good, not exceptional. The super-automatics consistently "broke down". Every time I went to an upscale espresso bar, I was jealous. After much research, I bought the Pasquini. Since I live in the Los Angeles area, I was able to demo the machine first. I bought it from WWL. No tax and free shipping made it a GREAT deal! I have had the machine for almost 2 years so I have really had a LOT of experience with it. Some of the things I like about it is the quality of the espresso and the quality of the machine. With a little bit of practice, I am able to replicate the quality of the espresso I have had in the finest restaurants and espresso bars in Italy. Most people cannot distinguish the difference, but if quality of espresso is important to you, this machine is among the best. I have used the "hell" out of the machine and it still works like the day I received it. A good friend has an earlier model that her purchased over 15 years ago and its still going strong.
More than 1 year
Espresso quality. The machine is very well made.
The propper grind.
Illy, Lavazza, Starbucks, Portilio Extrabar,Kimbo
It takes a little practice to master making the perfect espresso. I think the styling is a little dated. Some might say its classic
Mazer Mini, Pasquini Doserless
Rated 5 out of 5
Has owned for:
Less than 1 month
Ability Level:
I had zero experience with espresso, making it or drinking it until the Livia 90 arrived. I purchased the machine as a center piece for our recently remodeled kitchen and seeing that we entertain a good deal, thought it would add a wonderful dimension to our hospitality. Little did we know it would spoil us all. The machine arrived double boxed and in perfect condition. The instructions were well written and easy to understand. Supplemented by instructions (and videos) from Wholelattelove we soon were able to make wonderful espresso drinks (mostly cappuccinos and Cafe Americanos) with very little 'spin up' time. Initially we narrowed our search to the Expobar, Grimac, and Livia but liked the look of the Livia; we're glad we did. The Livia has a short profile and fits wonderfully beneath our kitchen cabinets. Adding water is so easy. The low height allows you to open the back lid, while the unit remains in place. I just pour water into a large glass and dump it into the large capacity water reservoir. Steaming and frothing milk is very easy. It took a little practice but now we make the most amazing frothed milk from skim milk. We fill our 20oz. pitcher 1/3 and wind up having frothed milk that looks like Cool Whip and is mounds over the top of the pitcher! (note if you don't get good frothing and steaming results, with the standard tip, CHANGE THE MILK! We use Safeway brand fat-free. (Once we ran out and had to get another brand. It didn't work nearly as well, so if you're having problems try another milk). (we just followed the video and instructions from WLL and now we're consistently making great frothed/steamed milk! It did take us awhile to get our grind and tamp down, but now we make 2 1/2 oz. double shots in 25 seconds. We get lots and lots of wonderful crema but had to experiment with different beans. We've settled on Illy medium roast. I think we went through about 3 lbs of beans (Starbucks espresso - very bitter, and several other brands), until we just broke down and bought Illy. Now we have 6 cans of Illy in the kitchen! Cleaning the unit is a breeze. Just follow instructions; it only takes about 10 minutes once a week (for our use). The unit is a bit loud, but the noise of the pump means that wonderful espresso is on the way, so we sorta like it. We do preheat the cups and run a blank shot before the 1st real draw. All in all we've become spoiled beyond belief. I'd recommend the Livia 90 Auto to anyone.
Less than 1 month
Classic looks, low profile, programmable shot buttons, capacity for continuous use, easy frothing.
Wholelattelove should provide instructions with the Mazzer Mini. We wasted lots of beans until we got the grind correct. (We didn't know that beans SHOULDN'T BE KEPT IN A FREEZER). Also we didn't know that minute movements of the adjustment sleeve could profoundly change the grind. Our recommendation for the Mini; use the 'default' factory setting initially and make very slight changes (like 3 degrees of movement). Our grind setting is probably 5 degrees more course than the 'middle' default setting for Illy medium grind
The drip tray could be a little bigger, but thus far it's been fine. It might be nice if the power cord could feature a low profile angle so that when you plug it in the unit could be pushed close to the wall abutting to the plug.
Burr grinder, dozer
Mazzer Mini
Rated 5 out of 5
Has owned for:
6 - 12 months
Ability Level:
I owned a coffee bar for 5.5 years, so I was very particular about what I wanted to buy for personal use. I'm pleased to say I've found a machine that rivals the $8000 machine I had at my business!
6 - 12 months
Heats up quickly, maintains steam level, easy to program, easy to use, just the right size on the counter top, makes a GREAT espresso!!
Grind is everything! Keep your machine sparkling clean for best taste. Use a temperature gauge for best results when steaming.
Caribou Coffee
Can't think of anything . . .
An Italian-made, three-group professional expresso machine.
None - I use pre-ground (expresso grind) xxxxxx xxxxxx
Rated 5 out of 5
Has owned for:
More than 1 year
Ability Level:
The livia is a great machine for the home. It is like having a starbucks in your kitchen.
More than 1 year
I like the fact that you can froth and pull a shot of espresso at the same time--recovery time is not noticable when making many drinks in a short period of time.
I like using the plastic tip for frothing--it seems to work better than the metal tip.
Salinas coffee
It is a bit loud but I am now use to it.
Pasquini Livia
Mazzer Mini
I am looking for a machine to use in a smalltown store that will have a coffee shop in it. Will this machine hold up and will the warranty stand?
mjackson ♦ Freda,
Yes it should work. It depends on how many drinks a day you make as well as how many in a row. You may also want to look at what size cups you make. If you do 30- 40 drinks a day this is a good machine. If you dont need to make more then 2 or three in a row this should work as well. If you are going to make really large drinks sa
mjackson ♦ Freda,
Yes it should work. It depends on how many drinks a day you make as well as how many in a row. You may also want to look at what size cups you make. If you do 30- 40 drinks a day this is a good machine. If you don't need to make more then 2 or three in a row this should work as well. If you are going to make really large drinks say 20 ounce drinks you will need to be patient. It is a good machine and is well constructed. I would consider it good fro light use. If you are going to need to do more drinks, or feel you need to make more in a roe give our commercial department a call. I hope this helps.
The compressor comes on frequently (very loud) and it seems to be using an unusual amount of water.
DRuff Katherine. Hmm this could be a few things…some easy, some maybe not. I would urge you to contact out tech support at 888-411-5282 opt 3 and have them troubleshoot this for you. They are here to help. They are open M-F from 9am to 5 pm EST. Happy Brewing!
The control for the steam wand seems to have gotten lazy over time and it must be turned further to fully shut off - which means it also has to be turned further to produce steam. In the past we replaced a 'rounded off' plastic control dial but it is fine and the problem exists. Is it possible to be wearing out the dial (or a spring or seal or something)? Maybe a weak valve assembly?
Thanks for any help.
Michael Rosso ♦ Jim...It sounds like your steam valve assembly is wearing out. Please contact our Technical Support Department directly at 1-888-411-5282 option 3 to help you with this. Thanks
I need a pod machine. Will this one use pods? It shows that it does on the illy website, but no other sites show that it does.
DRuff Hi Steve. Thank you for your question. This machine includes a commercial single shot and double shot filter basket that can be used with ground coffee. There is a pod adaptor kit that can also be purchased with this machine for $65. Feel free to give us a call and we would be happy to assist in getting you a pod adapter. Don't hesitate to ask us any additional questions.
My livia 90 automatic is steaming out of the portafilter when I make coffee so I am thinking I need a new gasket. Do you have these and instructions for installation?
Pat Smorra
mjackson ♦ Patrick,
Usually water will leak out of the portafilter around the edges when your gasket is bad. If you are getting steam does your coffee seem to hot or burned. If so you may want to try a few things.If your machine has been sitting a while your water in your heat exchanger may be to hot. Run some water out of the group head with no portafilter for about 3-5 seconds. You will notice steam and water at first switching to water just coming out. Then you can go ahead and load your portafilter and coffee into the machine and brew. If your pressure gauge is running above 1.2 then you may want to lower your pressure stat.
Here are the instructions-
1. Unplug the machine.
2. Remove the reservoir. Be sure to remove the red sensor lead from the lower left side of the reservoir.
3. Phillips head screws on the top of the machine.
4. The side and rear panels are all one piece, spreading the left and right panels while lifting them will remove them all at the same time (because they are connected)
5. The pressure is located to the right of the boiler (if facing the machine) The pressure stat is round in shape, it has 2 wires connected to it , it also has a small, top of the boiler. A single piece of copper tubing coils down underneath the pressure stat, and connects to the boiler's top.
6. Adjusting the pressure stat. The flat head, brass adjustment screw in the center of the pressure stat is fairly sensitive. A quarter-turn in either direction will probably be as big an adjustment as you will ever need. A clockwise turn on the pressure stat will increase the temperature and pressure (as they are related). A counterclockwise turn will decrease the pressure/temperature. Make the adjustment while the machine is off, cold and unplugged. After the adjustment has been made, re-assemble in reverse order.
7. Once the machine is re-assembled, plug in and heat up as normal. Let the pressure gauge on the front of the machine be your guide. If the pressure was increased, then the gauge will respond accordingly. You may have to repeat the process in order to get the exact adjustment you are looking for.
I recently received a Livia 90 auto as a gift and I get inconsistent amounts when using the automatic shot selector. The amount varies by as much as an ounce with the double-shot sometimes being less than 2 ounces and sometimes more the 3 ounces. I believe I am tamping consistently and the crema is good, it just seems to run longer than it should many times. I have reprogrammed it as well but it is still variable. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!
WholeLatteLoveRep1 Michael, It's important to understand that the program setting on the Livia is a timed amount, not volume. You'll want to check to be sure that the time isn't changing when your brewing. The volume amount can change depending on the type of beans that you're using or the grind setting of your grinder. If you time the shots then you'll be able to determine if the machine is operating correctly.
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The Word Carrier of Santee Normal Training School. VOLUME XL HELPING THE RIGHT, EXPOSING THE "WRONG. NUMBER 3 SANTEE, NEBRASKA. MAY-JUNE, 1911 THIRTY CENTS PER YEAR Our Platform For Indians we want American Education American Homes! We want American Rights! of which is American Citizenship Power of God for their Salvation ! We want The result And the Gospel is the Our Dakota Congregational Association and Mission Council met at Fort Yates, N. D. May 20-22. Almost the whole of two days was given in the Association to Bible study. The native ministers and delegates were deeply interested . Many took part. The topics were sent out beforehand to those who were to lead. One of the best of these studies was by a woman delegate ou The women who ministered to Jesus. Indian Progress Where shall we find today the primitive Indian the unspoiled red man of blanket and feather? Not in many of the places where he was lo be seen in the past. We may, indeed, find the Indian in the new commonwealth of Okhiboma, but it will likely be with blood so mingled that it will not surprise us that both his name and his pursuits are not different from those of the white man. If we go among the (dd tribes of the plains, of which there are but the remnants today, very many will be found working to gain a livelihood after the manner of the sturdy Anglo-Saxon—"fighting his own way to his own loaf." Though the Indian attired in the ordinary garb of civilization may not appeal to the fancy as did the picturesque ludian of our forefathers, nor start cold thrills as when adorned with paint and toni:'hawk he set forth upon the warpath, he is an even greater brave, when, with pick and shovel and overalls, he works diligently to conquer the soil. Is he then vanishing—the American Indian, the only truly native American on this continent i Yes, and no. Numerically there has set in an increase, rot large but decided; and this has come since the hand of the .Church and of the Government have been extended to save the red man from the ravages of disease and intoxicants. The ludian of the camp and warpath is vanishing. Help to put in his place the Christian Indian citizeu—not the spoiled Indian made degenerate by unworthy or unscrupulous whites. Aud the unreached tribes—are there any such? If the whole number of Indians is but some three hundred thousand why not reach them all at once? The three hundred thousand Indiaus are scattered throughout twenty-six states; they do not speak the same dialect—instead there are some two hundred and fifty distinct dialects spoken by the various tribes. Were the Indians massed and did they speak one tongue the Gospel could be quickly given to each individual; in fact, that would be entirely possible now were the church fully aroused to earnestness of effort. It is worth recognition—the fact that the Government has appointed Indians, on successful examination, to positions in the Indian Service as teachers, clerks, farmers, etc., and so capably have they performed the duties that in many cases they have received promotion. Something over one-fifth of those in the Indian Service are Indians. Perhaps one of the most interes'ling examples is that of the Supervisor of Indian Employees, who is a Peoria Indian. In the three or four years of his work—which is an initiatory one—he has successfully met his duty of "finding work for the Indians" and "finding Indians for the work." In many places in the Indian country hundreds of Indians have worked . on railroads, irrigating ditches and engaged in other employments suited to their attainments, thus promoting self-help which leads eventually to the "finished product" of a self-supporting, self-respecting, useful Indian citizen.—Home Mission Monthly. Santee Normal Training School 41st Anniversary, May 30 and 31, 191 1. Tuesday, 4:00 p. m Beginners' Musical. Tuesday, 7:45 p. m Musical Recital. Wednesday, il: 00 P- m- " " " School Exhibit. 13:00 p. m., . - Games and Lawn Social. Wednesday, 7=45 p. m., - - Closing Program. The Beginners' Musical on Tuesday afternoon, May 30, was the first of the closing exercises. Friends, parents and pupils gathered at the Chapel at four o'clock and listened to a most eu- joyable program. FIRST YEAR PUPILS 1 The Jolly Little Peasant - - - Dennee. Rachel Frazier. 2 Merry Games Steinheimer. Robert Baker. 3 Home Sweet Home - - - - Rimbault. Mercy Jones. 4 Cradle Song ...... Dennee. Rebecca Driver. 5 Waving Leaves Cochean. Nancy Kennedy. 6 Flower Song Lange. Rachel Chaat. 7 Playtime Steinheimer. Helen Harden. 8 A little Waltz Gaynor. Nora Cox 9 School March Sartorio. Willis Whitemountain. ,n f" In Church \ ... 10 V Playtime JAltman. Henry Aungie. 11 Minuette Trojelli. Annie Macdonald. 12 Little Friends Streabog. Josette Coe. 13 Valse Rolfe. Matthew Killscrow. The evening recital was given by second year and more advanced music pupils. It is gratifying to see their progress year by year, and their advancement in the understanding of music. PAST I. Second Year Pupils 1 At Eventide Grainger. Clara Rencounter. "f« March of tbe Forest Sprites \. _ (javnor \* Song of the Armorer J ' George Harding 3 Air de Ballet Picquet. Kathryn Nagle. 4 Waltzing Doll Poldini. Winona Riggs. FJLI5T II. 1 Spring Song Rathbun. Stella Frazier. 2 Mazurka Williams. Tocsi Chaat. 3 Organ Overture - - - - . Battmann. Fannie Bruguier. 4 Rustle of Spring Sinding. Eveline Arconge. 5 Intermezzo Newman. Irene Mitchell. 6 Second Mazurka Godard. Mabel Arconge. 7 Last Hope Gottschalk. Grace Frazier. On Wednesday afternoon the school exhibit aud sale rooms, printing office and primary I school rooms were open to visitors for two hours. The work of tbe last year was shown, as well as that of former years. There was added interest this year ou account of the change of quarters. Many had not seen the new rooms. A Lawn Social followed the exhibits. Favored by a perfect day, it was pleasaut for all to sit about under the trees, to renew acquaintance with friends, and to watch the games which the younger pupils thoroughly enjoyed. The Cottage boys, led by one of their number, swung Indian clubs; there was a wand drill bjr the thirty six Birds' Nest girls, well given aud very pretty; then followed games by the primary school children. The interest that always centers in the Closing Program was shown on Wednesday evening by the well filled Chapel. Some in the audience had not enough command of English to understand the recitations, but all greatly enjoyed the boys and girls choruses. The chorus, Summer Days, sung by six girls was beautiful. Closing Program, Wednesday Evening. Chorus—When tbe Roses Bloom Again - - Adams. Recitations by Pupils to receive Eighth Grade Certificates. General Subject—Relations of School to Practical Life. Physiology ' - - Gulick and Parsons. Grace T. Frazier. Nature Study - - - - Pouchet. Mercy W. Frazier. Work and Character Izetta Drew. Gardening - - Parsons. Hattie M. La Pointe. Cookery Rorer. Mabel H. Arconge. Girl's Chorus—Summer Days Abt. Recitations by High School Pupils to receive Graduation Certificates. Reaction of Hand and Tool - - - Marv W. Brave. Pabst. Work Makes ^ralue Minnie M. Mitchell. Phillips. Strenuous Lite Roosevelt. Marv W. Frazier. Commencement Ode - - Veazie. Announcements of Promotions Presentation of Certificates Of the graduating class two had been with us through the entire course. These were Minnie Mitchell of Santee, and Mary Frazier of Rosebud. The third graduate, Mary Brave of Lower Brule, had been with us three years, coming to Santee to finish her course after graduating from a government school. Dr. Riggs impressed upon the class the meaning of the certificates which he presented and spoke of his hopes for their future. Mr. Ben Brave came forward and expressed his thanks for what the Santee sehool had done for his daughter and presented the school with the generous gift of twenty-five dollars. Rev. Robert Hall bids good by to our Dakota Mission to enter the new Secretaryship of Y. M. C. A. Indian work. It is to be hoped that the i scripture "There is that scattereth and yet in- I creaseth" may be fulfilled in his case. We however hold to the value of intensive farming on a smaller field. Rev. James F. Cross now takes charge again of the Rosebud work with new zeal.
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Title | The Word Carrier of Santee Normal Training School (Santee, Nebraska), 1911-05 - 1911-06 |
Preceding Titles | The Word Carrier |
Edition | Volume 40, Number 3 |
Date of Creation | 1911-05 - 1911-06 |
Publishing Agency | Alfred Longley Riggs (Santee, Nebraska) |
Language | English |
Minnesota Reflections Topic | American Indians |
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Country | United States |
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BALTIMORE (AP) — Rookie Wei-Yin Chen outpitched 40-year-old Andy Pettitte, and the Baltimore Orioles beat the New York Yankees 3-2 Monday night to even their AL division series at one game apiece.
Chris Davis drove in two runs for the Orioles, who used the same formula that got them into the postseason for the first time in 15 years: a magnificent bullpen and an ability to win tight games. Baltimore was 29-9 in one-run decisions during the regular season and 74-0 when leading after seven innings.
Major league saves leader Jim Johnson, roughed up for five runs in a Game 1 loss, pitched a perfect ninth to close it out.
Game 3 of the best-of-five series will be held at Yankee Stadium on Wednesday.
Chen gave up two runs, one earned, and eight hits over 6 1-3 innings. The Taiwan native, who pitched previously in Japan, was 1-2 with a 5.25 ERA in four outings against New York this season, including two in September in which he yielded a total of 11 runs over 11 1-3 innings.
He left with a 3-2 lead, and the bullpen made it stand up. Johnson retired Derek Jeter and Ichiro Suzuki on grounders and struck out Alex Rodriguez to a rousing ovation at Camden Yards.
Much earlier, Suzuki's deft dancing at the plate put the Yankees ahead.
Pettitte, whose 19 wins and 43 starts are the most in postseason history, allowed three runs and seven hits in seven-plus innings. He came out of retirement before this season to pitch again in the playoffs, and although he was effective, Chen was better.
Pettitte, however, got little offensive backing. New York stranded 10 and went 2 for 8 with runners in scoring position.
After Davis hit a two-run single to put Baltimore up 2-1 in the third inning, Matt Wieters led off the sixth with a double and scored on a single by Mark Reynolds to make it 3-1. Continued...
But New York came right back in the seventh. Eduardo Nunez got a double when Davis couldn't catch his blooper to right and Jeter followed with an RBI single. After Suzuki hit into a fielder's choice, Darren O'Day replaced Chen and struck out Rodriguez as Suzuki stole second. Brian Matusz came in and issued an intentional walk to Robinson Cano to set up a matchup with Nick Swisher.
Swisher was 1 for 18 lifetime against Matusz and 1 for his last 32 in postseason play with runners in scoring position. A wild pitch moved up the runners, but the percentages held up, as Swisher hit a routine fly ball to left.
The Yankees used the nifty footwork of Suzuki to take a 1-0 first-inning lead, and it had nothing to do with his speed on the basepaths.
Jeter led off the game with a single and Suzuki reached when Reynolds fumbled a bare-hand pickup at first base for an error.
Rodriguez hit a low line drive at second baseman Robert Andino, who caught it and doubled up Jeter. Cano followed with a drive to the base of the right-field wall for a double. The relay from Davis to Andino to Wieters beat Suzuki to the plate by plenty, but he dodged the tag coming toward home.
Suzuki then circled around the batter's box, juked around the catcher's desperate lunge and touched the plate an instant before Wieters' glove found its mark.
Pettitte retired the first eight batters before Andino hit a bloop single with two outs in the third. Nate McLouth also singled, and a four-pitch walk to J.J. Hardy loaded the bases for Davis, who lined a single to right.
Adam Jones followed by grounding a single just beyond the reach of Jeter at shortstop, but Hardy stopped at third after failing to spot third-base coach DeMarlo Hale waving him home. Wieters then popped out with the bases loaded.
In the fourth, the Yankees used two singles and a walk to load the bases with one out. Nunez popped out before Jeter bounced into a forceout.
NOTES: It was the 16th start in a Game 2 for Pettitte, most in baseball history ahead of Tom Glavine (11). ... NY 1B Mark Teixeira let a ball go through his legs in the fifth inning for an error, matching his total for the entire regular season. ... Chen was 2-5 with 3.59 ERA in 10 postseason starts in Japan. He participated in the playoffs from 2008-11. ... Suzuki has reached safely in all 12 of his playoff games. ... Cano has 19 RBIs in 18 postseason games.
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Friday, 20 January 2012
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25 comments:
- Rachel B said...
Oh my goodness, I love how different they are ending up! Fab work!!! :)
- 20 January 2012 12:14
- Lizzie said...
Lovely page and the papers you chose are so nice for this subject. I do hope your friend's little lad will be well again soon.
A great page about a rather moving story. - 20 January 2012 12:46
- Jaki Morris said...
What a truly beautiful layout
I spent a week in special care when George was born. I felt a bit of a fraud because he was 6lb but he had pneumonia. Some of the other babies were so tiny.
Wish your friend all the best from me
Jakix - 20 January 2012 12:48
- Alison said...
Great page...I'm loving watching this LO 'morph'. I do hope little Alfred is improving
Alison xx - 20 January 2012 13:33
- Sian said...
I hope Alfred is improving again - you will let us know, won't you? It's a beautiful page - I love the colours, but my favourite part is that this is an important page with real meaning! It's heartfelt as well as being lovely to look at. Wonderful.
- 20 January 2012 13:40
- Margie said...
Soft and pretty-love the papers, and the fiber is the perfect soft touch!
- 20 January 2012 15:30
- Kirsty.a said...
A lovelypage and an inspiring story. I'm really enjoying this Blog Hop
- 20 January 2012 15:43
- Twinkle Star said...
Really loooove the birdies on a branch background paper, so cute! I hope all will be well x
- 20 January 2012 16:02
- Jessie said...
What a sweet page!
- 20 January 2012 16:50
- alexa said...
Very touching page, and hope little Alfred will keep pulling through ... I love your interpretation, and especially the placing of the little brads/gems on the lettering and journalling spot.
- 20 January 2012 17:00
- K said...
26 weeks, WOW, a proper little miracle - I hope he gets better soon.
lovely clean layout :-) - 20 January 2012 17:07
- Nathalie said...
Great take on the original page! I like the elements that you used from it :)
- 20 January 2012 17:31
- Jimjams said...
Goregous page - really love the way you've used colour and pattern and texture. Perfect title for a miracle baby - hope he's keeping up a good fight!
- 20 January 2012 20:30
- Sandie said...
Lovely page, I hope Alfred grows from strength to strength.
- 20 January 2012 20:32
- Helen said...
I love that yellow paper and your stapled trim. He really is a miracle - hope he gets better soon :)
- 20 January 2012 22:25
- Amy said...
I love your linear take on Jemma's skecth!
- 20 January 2012 23:26
- Ginger said...
Love your layout and I hope Alfred is getting better.
- 21 January 2012 03:19
- DebiJ said...
Such a lovely LO Lisa-Jane, about a wondrous event - a little miracle. I hope little Alfred keeps on getting stronger & bigger.
I really love this page style of yours, & of course used this as the basis of my page too, plus your colourings too are lovely - blue & browns.
Thanks for hopping along together. xx - 21 January 2012 03:27
- Lea said...
How sweet! Love that birdie paper!!!
- 21 January 2012 16:12
- Angelfish said...
How interesting that by using landscape photos instead of portrait, like Jemma, you've completely changed the look. Great page Lisa-Jane :o) I hope little Alfred is getting stronger every day.
Fiona xx - 21 January 2012 16:49
- Louise said...
a fab page Lisa-Jane - cute papers and a lovely story
- 21 January 2012 21:11
- jsquaredscrapspot said...
Love your page and the added texture (note to self to get some staples for my stapler - I keep forgetting until I want to staple something to a LO and then can't!). The colours are so clean and fresh.
Thanks for taking part and hope little Alfred is better soon. - 22 January 2012 10:07
- furrypig said...
that is a beautiful page in so many ways, the story, the papers, the style and the little touches like adding gems to your letters. Sending positive vibes and wishing him all the best xxx
- 22 January 2012 11:28
- Clair said...
Oh, I do like your layout. The linear design and colours are just awesome!
- 23 January 2012 21:38
- Mole said...
Another great take, and again, so different.
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REGINA -- Just minutes before a fatal four-car collision in Regina on Wednesday afternoon, Harvey Wolban called police about a vehicle driving erratically behind him.
Wolban had just pulled onto 12th Avenue, west of Winnipeg Street, when he looked in his rear-view mirror and saw a dark silver Dodge Ram "flying" down the street, zigzagging.
He pulled over to let the truck pass. As it did, it almost took out Wolban's own vehicle.
"He was probably doing 70 or 80 (km/h) when he went by me," Wolban said.
"They were going left and right - I think he was doing it purposely, that's what it looked like to me. Then they booted it down the alley and onto 11th, and last I seen they had turned onto Arcola here and were gone."
A short time later, police say that truck - which investigators believe was stolen - was speeding east on Arcola Avenue. It then slammed into a white Ford Ranger at Park Street, killing the 67-year-old male driver who was heading north on a green light.
The impact sent the Ranger into two west-facing vehicles, which were stopped at the red light on Arcola Avenue. The occupants of those two vehicles were treated at the scene for minor injuries.
After the Dodge came to a stop in the westbound lane of Arcola - the vehicle facing east, one of its wheels torn off, its windshield and front bumper smashed in - police say the two occupants fled the truck on foot.
The Regina Police Service canine unit was on scene following the collision and two males were arrested shortly after, but by 6 p.m. no charges had been laid. Police said initial reports of a third person fleeing the vehicle were likely incorrect.
Surveying the collision scene, Wolban shook his head.
"It could have been us, that's what really gets me," he said.
"We wanted to jump out (and stop the truck), but what do you do? You can't do it, I guess, but you want to.
"He almost hit me, and I mean I would've been pretty choked, but it would've been one vehicle, not five or six or whatever."
Paul Meier has lived on the corner of Park and Arcola since 1963, and said he has witnessed his share of collisions.
He didn't see what happened on Wednesday, but heard a "big bang" just after 12: 30 p.m.
"I looked out at the back door to see if my door had ripped off from the wind or something," he said.
"Then I just looked out my window and the police and fire came and the truck was down there. The first ambulance ... was here within minutes."
The scene was cordoned off and traffic was still being diverted around the area at 6 p.m. as police investigated the collision.
Police did not release the name of the man who died in the collision.


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Phi Phi Villa Resort
1 Moo 7, Phi Phi Island
A. Muang, Krabi 81000
Phi Phi Island, Ton Sai Bay
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Phi Phi Villa Resort is a Thai Boutique style resort located on the beautiful island of Koh Phi Phi. Offers 62 Rooms, Bungalows and Villas catering for budget and luxury customers, all guest rooms are set in the lush tropical gardens next to the beautiful white sandy private beach. Our wide range of facilities at Phi Phi Villa Resort includes the largest private swimming pool in the Ton Sai Bay area and wireless internet access. Phi Phi Villa Resort can also arrange a wide selection of activities for your holiday, such as scuba diving, local island tours, and speed boat tours, in fact, everything you could ever want to do on our lovely island
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Date of stay:
Apr 03, 2013
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The resort is somewhat run down, untended and dirty. Unacceptable at this rates.
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Apr 08, 2013
written by:
Florian Melber
Date of stay:
May 07, 2012
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The services were amazing, very impress. The resort is beautiful and quiet. It may not exactly on the beach but it s a good hotel to stay. Only one thing that we don t like is water is too salty, but overall are great.
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May 10, 2012
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Samang Wongrinyong
Date of stay:
Mar 23, 2012
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Price and Quality doesn t match in this Hotel. Our Deluxe Suite was horrible, the water in the pool not clear (no pump but only chemicals)and the cleaning staff didn t a good job. Overall Phi Phi is nice but too crowded, too noisy and this hotel is too expensive for what you get.
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Mar 27, 2012
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Radelfinger Hans-Rudolf
Date of stay:
Mar 19, 2012
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The hotel rooms are not clean. The sheets had stains and the bathroom hadn t been cleaned at all. It is extremely overpriced for the standard.
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Apr 02, 2012
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Clare Sanders
Date of stay:
Mar 16, 2012
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Minor service at reception and cleaning. Ok facilities. bad wireless internet. Little tiny beach, not recommended for children. Located far away from pier (long walk with baggage).
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Mar 21, 2012
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Heiko Illing
Date of stay:
Mar 15, 2012
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We saw some funny complaints upfront on the Thaibungalows.com, but honestly speaking, we do not understand the complaints. We had an absolute fantastic topclass Villa with a very good service. Nice people taking care of us and a perfect willingness to solve the problems / if any. Ofcourse we could see some minor issues, but we belive it is things which belongs to what is possible in such a small and very closed society, but this was actually what we came from. Bravo Phi Phi Villa Resort
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Perfect and very good service. All what you promised happened. We should have bought the ferry tickets upfront from you, but we guess you offered it we just did not remark it
Mar 18, 2012
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Couple Denmark
Date of stay:
Mar 15, 2012
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I booked a deluxe villa with king bed and was given a bungalow room with queen bed. The staff became rude when I asked to be moved to a villa which was the room that I actually booked. The also refused me compensation since I had to stay in the bungalow room. Very bad service and rude staff and I don t recommend anyone to stay at this resort.
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Mar 19, 2012
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Mary Catherine Kouskoudis
Date of stay:
Mar 11, 2012
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I really recomend this hotel, I just want to go back now. The rooms wasn t was I expected but everything els was better so i didn t care. So nice personal, happy and helpful!
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Mar 27, 2012
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Maria Berggren
Date of stay:
Feb 13, 2012
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Very nice room and location close to beach. Cleaning of bathroom was poor, and water pressure in shower was poor. Otherwise a nice stay
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Feb 17, 2012
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Bjoern Tore Oraas
Date of stay:
Feb 09, 2012
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Despite a good location and good facilities, this has got to be the worst run hotel we have ever experienced. The supposed management did not seem to care about their guests at all. The room was really dirty and despite showing reception, no attempt to clean properly was made. Complaints were greeted with Dont worry Papa . Incidently we had a Luxury Room . The breakfasts were a disgrace.
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Feb 13, 2012
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Michael Douglas
Date of stay:
Feb 08, 2012
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We have booked 2x Deluxe Bungalow w/BF for our 4 members family .They have allocated 2 rooms 146 & 150 although we requested them to give as side by side rooms .Rooms are small & facilities are very poor .Specially toilets are separated from the rooms & no Rail for hanging Cloths / towels ,No toilet Tissue holder , Bath rooms are Open covered with transparent plastic sheets etc. They have good restaurant in front of the hotel Reception. During Dinner we ordered 4 dishes . 2 dishes they served within 30/ 40 mints. But 2 Dishes for our Daughter they cud not serve even within 90 mints. After that we had to cancel the order & Left the Restaurant . Surprisingly , when we are checking out we found they have claimed the total bills . Most disgusting moment we had in our life . Most of the Hotel Staffs can t speak English .
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In future Please give more authenticated information while you recommend any Hotel to your Customer.
Feb 12, 2012
written by:
M Saleh Badal
Date of stay:
Jan 10, 2012
Accommodation and facilities:
Bodde i De Lux room, mögel i duschen, rummen stank av katturin. Vissa personal otrevliga. Deponerades 1000 bth för rumsnyckeln,myckt om och men innan man fick tillbaka den vid utceckningen.
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Jan 28, 2012
written by:
Marie Ljunggren
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Phi Phi Villa Resort
is a Thai Boutique style resort located on the beautiful island of Koh Phi Phi. Phi Phi Villa Resort has its own private white sandy beach with magnificent views of the Andaman sea and the famous Phi Phi Lay Island where Leonardo Di Caprios' movie The Beach was filmed.
Under European management Phi Phi Villa Resort has 62 Rooms, Bungalows and Villas catering for both budget and luxury customers. Our wide range of facilities at Phi Phi Villa Resort includes the largest private swimming pool in the Ton Sai Bay area and wireless internet access. Phi Phi Villa Resort can also arrange a wide selection of activities for your holiday, such as scuba diving, local island tours, speed boat tours, in fact, everything you could ever want to do on our lovely island.
Carpe Diem, Phi Phi Villa Resorts' world famous beach restaurant and bar offers an unforgettable dining and drinking experience with traditional Thai entertainment including a spectacular fire show every night. Phi Phi Villa is a luxury resort, perfectly located just a 10 minute walk from the pier where ferries arrive on Phi Phi. Our location is perfect for those who respect privacy and silence while still only being a short walk to both shops and entertainment.
Phi Phi Villa Resort
has a range of room types, all set in lush tropical gardens next to our beautiful white sandy private beach.
:: Deluxe Bungalow (6 units) ::
Enjoy boutique style luxury in one of our new Thai style bungalows. Suitable for two people, these bungalows have either king size or twin beds. Each bungalow has its own private terrace and is set in the tranquility of our lush tropical gardens, just a few meters from the beach.
:: Deluxe Villa ::
Enjoy the luxury of our Thai style Villas. Suitable for two people, these villas have either king size or twin beds. Each villa has its own private balcony and is set in the tranquility of our lush tropical gardens, just a few meters from the beach.
:: Deluxe Building (12 units) ::
Enjoy the elegance of our new Thai style Deluxe rooms. Suitable for two people, these rooms have either king size or twin beds. Each room has its own private terrace/balcony with either garden or limited sea views. The rooms are in a new annex situated in a quiet garden location just 100m from the beach.
:: Luxury Deluxe Villa (Twin bed = 7 units, Double bed = 15 units) ::
Our Luxury Deluxe Villas are suitable for two persons, and are set amongst tropical gardens just a few meters from the white sandy beach. Each luxury villa has either King size or Twin beds and its own private balcony with either garden or sea views.
:: Deluxe Suite ::
Enjoy boutique style luxury in one of our new Thai style bungalows. Suitable for 2/3 people. This deluxe bungalow has one en-suite bedroom with king size bed and a connecting lounge with sofa and TV. Each bungalow has its own private terrace and is set in the tranquility of our lush tropical gardens, just a few meters from the beach.
:: Deluxe Family Suite ::
Enjoy boutique style luxury in one of our new Thai style bungalows. Suitable for 4/5 people, this bungalow has 2 bedrooms with king size & twin beds, each with en-suite bathroom, and a connecting lounge with sofa and TV. The bungalow has its own private terrace and is set in the tranquility of our lush tropical gardens, just a few meters from the beach.
:: Luxury Deluxe Beach Front (2 double bed = 2 units) ::
The ultimate Thai Style Villa, located directly on the beach front with magnificent views of the Andaman Sea and famous Phi Phi Lay Island. With 2 king sized beds its suitable for 4 persons. Just sit and watch the tide come and go from the private balcony.
:: Luxury Deluxe Family Beach Front (2 bedrooms & 1 living room = 1 unit, 2 bedrooms = 1 unit) ::
Our largest villa option for families or groups is located directly on the beach front with magnificent views of the Andaman Sea and famous Phi Phi Lay Island. The Luxury deluxe family villa has one king size, plus two queen size beds, a living room and a private balcony. Suitable for 4 persons.
All of our room have the features and facilities you expect of a luxury boutique resort including :
Satellite TV
with a wide selection of international channels
Wireless internet availability
Safety deposit box
En-suite bathroom with hot water
Carpe Diem:
The famous chill out lounge bar and tree house restaurant. There you can enjoy seafood BBQ's, Thai and western cuisines, while watching the sun go down over Phi Phi Lay Island (where The Beach was filmed). Carpe Diem is well known for its nightly fire shows, live music and DJ Lee is happy to play his or your mix of the coolest sounds.
The Roti Bar:
Relaxed breakfast, snacks, shakes or the infamous banana pancake, made to order, in the cool shade overlooking the beach.
Swimming Pool:
Almost on the beach, our infinity pool provides a safe and relaxing place to just enjoy the sun and the refreshing water.
Thai Massage:
Our Thai massage room, on the beach, is staffed by qualified professionals providing a range of treatments including Body Massage, Facials, Manicures and Pedicures.
Tour office:
With a wide variety of things to do on and around the Island, Phi Phi Villa Resort tour office are able to make suggestions and bookings for activities during your stay and onward travel which suit both you and your budget.
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