text: New Delhi Information When you visit New Delhi Destination Routes Facts The City Do & See Dining Essential Information Delhi is a thoroughly inscrutable onion of a city, every layer you peel off reveals an even deeper layer of history. Rebuilt eight times by its many conquerors, it has been the seat of the Hindu, Muslim and British Empires. All of them have left their mark in the architecture, customs, food and people of this relentless city. Now they are all undergoing a new transformation as the capital of modern India. Facts Population City: Approximately 302,000 Municipal area: Approximately 22 million Currency Indian Rupee (INR) Rs1 = 100 paise Opening hours Shops in New Delhi are open from Mon-Sat 9am-7pm. Shops are open on Sundays at their own discretion. General business hours are from Mon-Sat 9.30am-5.30pm. Note that museums and tourist sites could be closed on Mondays. Newspapers The Times of India Hindustan Times Tourist information The Government of India Tourist Office 88, Janpath, Connaught Place, New Delhi Open Mon-Fri 9am-6pm and Sat 9am-2pm +91 11 332 0005 The area of plain to the west of the Yamuna River, where Delhi lies today, has been a centre of civilization for millennia. Indraprastha, the city of the Pandavas, is mentioned in the 3,000-year-old Mahabharata Hindu text, a city sited where the Old Fort now stands. Delhi is a city of metamorphosis in terms of physical buildings and people and culture from the early Hindu rulers to the arrival of Islam. There was a succession of Islamic dynasties, reaching their zenith with the architectural wonders of the Mughals, and in particular Shah Jahan, builder of the Red Fort and Jama Masjid. His city, Shahjahanabad, is today's Old Delhi with its tangled, intoxicating streets and bazaars.All of this contrasts with the imperial project of the last rulers of India, the British, who in 1911 decided to build their own imperial capital to the south of Old Delhi. The broad boulevards and geometric order of New Delhi give the capital its other distinct half. Designed by Lutyens, the European classical grandeur now has a distinctly Indian flavour, and much of New Delhi is fast acquiring the shiny glass-and-steel look of the modern Asian metropolises. You will find all the races, faiths and customs of every region of India alongside each other on the streets of Delhi. New Delhi is a bustling city full of people and beautiful architecture. There are numerous temples spread over the region, all worth a visit for anyone who is interested in these architectural wonders. Just walking the streets of New Delhi is a unique experience. You will soon notice that this city has many things to fall in love with. The National Museum Situated in the heart of New Delhi, this museum holds exhibits from throughout Indian history, including relics of the Indus Valley civilisation, sculptures from the Mauryan civilisation, South Indian Vijayanagar artefacts and a Buddhist gallery. Address: Janpath, New Delhi Phone: +91 11 2379 2775 Web: www.nationalmuseumindia.gov.in Opening: 10am-5pm. Closed on Mondays Gurudwara Bangla Sahib The most prominent Sihk house of worship is the Gurdwara Bangla Sahib. You can find this beautiful building, with a stunning golden dome, near the Connaught Place in the centre of New Delhi. Address: Gurudwara Bangla Sahib, Hanuman Road Area, Connaught Place, New Delhi Akshardham Temple Swaminarayan Akshardham is one of the most popular attractions in New Delhi. This architectural wonder is set in beautiful gardens and exhales more than 10,000 years of Indian culture. Address: National Highway 24, Near Noida More, New Delhi Phone: +91 11 2202 6688 Web: www.akshardham.com Opening: Tue-Sun 9.30am-6.30pm Lodi Gardens Lodi Gardens can be found in the heart of New Delhi. This green oasis, with beautiful architecture, in the otherwise bustling city is great for all nature lovers and relaxing walks. Address: Lodi Gardens, Khan Market, New Delhi National Gandhi Museum The National Gandhi Museum has numerous exhibits depicting the life of Ghandi and the history of India. The stories go back to 1948 when the assassination of Mahatma Gandhi took place. Address: M G Road, Rajghat, New Delhi Phone: +91 11 2331 1793 Web: www.gandhimuseum.org Sulabh International Museum of Toilets Sulabh International Museum of Toilets handles something very unusual and amusing as toilets, but also something more serious as sanitation. This museum is well worth a visit and you will probably not have seen anything like it before. Address: Sulabh Bhawan, Palam Dabri Marg, Mahavir Enclave, Palam, New Delhi Phone: +91 11 2503 1518 Web: www.sulabhtoiletmuseum.org National Gallery of Modern Art If you are interested in modern art you will probably love this museum. The National Gallery of Modern Art offers various exhibitions and has works preserved dating back to the 1850's. Address: Jaipur House, C-Hexagon Road, India Gate, New Delhi Phone: +91 11 2338 4640 Web: www.ngmaindia.gov.in Bahai Lotus Temple The Lotus Temple, finished in 1986, is open to everyone regardless of religion. As under the Bahá'í laws it should be a place for worship of all religions without denominational restrictions. No sermons are delivered here and there are no ritualistic ceremonies practiced, only quiet prayers in any form or language. This is a place for meditation and peace and you can stroll in the shady garden. Address: Nehru Place, New Delhi Web: www.bahaihouseofworship.in Opening: Winter: 9am-5.30pm. Summer: 9am-7pm. Closed on Mondays The Red Fort (lal Quila) This pinnacle of Delhi's Mughal architecture stands near the Yamuna River in Old Delhi with its sandstone walls glowing red in the sun. This centre of pre-British Islamic India still exudes the power and majesty of those times. Address: Eastern end of Chandni Chowk, Old Delhi Opening: Daily, sunrise-sunset. Closed on Mondays Qutab Minar The huge tapering tower of Qutab Minar to the south of New Delhi is a UNESCO world heritage site. This is one of the finest examples of the Afghan architecture that sprang up in Islamic India from 1193, and rising to 73 metres high. Address: Mehrauli, New Delhi Opening: Daily Jama Masjid The Jama Masjid was built by the Islamic ruler Shah Jahan to complement his new Red Fort nearby. It was completed in 1658 as the largest mosque in India with an awesome open courtyard with room for 25,000, as well as a vast dome and two minarets. Address: Chawri Bazaar, New Delhi Opening: Daily 7am-noon and 1.30pm-6.30pm Taj Mahal This incredible UNESCO-listed tomb, built by Haji Begum, wife of the second Mughal emperor Humayun, is an early example of the exquisite Islamic style that reached its culmination in the most famous tomb on earth, the Taj Mahal. Construction of the Taj Mahal began in 1632 and the principal mausoleum was completed in 1648 and the surrounding buildings and garden were finished five years later. Address: 64, Taj Road, Agra Phone: +91 562 2226 431 Web: www.tajmahal.gov.in Chandni Chowk This is the main artery of Old Delhi, running from the Fatehpuri Masjid (mosque) in the west, to the Red Fort in the east. This is the most crowded, colourful and cacophonous bazaar in the whole of Delhi, a wonder to delve into by rickshaw. Address: Chandni Chowk, New Delhi Web: www.chandnichowknowonline.in Opening: Daily 10am-7pm or 12pm-9pm. Closed on Sundays Purana Quila (Old Fort) This massive fortress with three gateways stands on the site of the ancient city of Indraprastha, mentioned in the Mahabharata Hindu text, and is the oldest part of Delhi. The fort was completed by the ruler Sher Shah in the mid-16th century. Address: Mathura Road, New Delhi Opening: Daily Connaught Place This is the epicentre of the vision drawn up by Lutyens when the British decided to build a new imperial capital at Delhi in 1911. The colonnaded double circle of Connaught Place has a classical European air, with seven streets radiating off it. Address: Connaught Place, New Delhi Indian cuisine is justifiably famous throughout the world. With its use of spices, it conjures up the most subtle and explosive tastes. New Delhi is a feast for food lovers, bringing together not just the best in North Indian cuisine, but also offering excellent regional styles, Far Eastern cuisines and contemporary fusions. Masala Art Masala Art offers a slick and polished contemporary Asian experience with a choice of à la carte and taster menus, open kitchen and friendly staff. It is recommended to book a table in advance here. Address: 2 Sardar Patel Marg, New Delhi Phone: +91 11 2611 0202 Web: www.tajhotels.com Opening: Lunch: 12.30pm-2.45pm. Dinner 6.30pm-11.45pm More Info: Taj Palace Hotel Taipan This is one of the best restaurants in Delhi, it is located in The Oberoi Hotel. Taipan offers cuisine from all the Provinces of China and a panoramic view of the city. The restaurant also offers a special dim sum menu. Address: Dr. Zakir Hussain Road, New Delhi Phone: +91 11 2436 3030 Web: www.oberoidelhi.com Opening: Lunch: 12.30pm-2.45pm (a la carte) 12.30pm-2.30 (dim sum lunch) Dinner: 7.30pm-11.45pm (a la carte) More Info: The Oberoi Hotel United Coffee House United Coffee House is located right in the heart of Connaught Place. This restaurant has the air of the Raj-era around it, with attentive service and a great menu. It is recommended to try the kadai paneer here. Address: 15 E-Block, Connaught Place, New Delhi Phone: +91 11 2341 1697 Web: www.unitedcoffeehouse.com Punjabi By Nature Punjabi By Nature has been one of New Delhi's most acclaimed and popular fine dining restaurants for over a decade. It is popular with Sikh families and offers a great selection of traditional Punjabi dishes from an open kitchen. Address: 11 Basant Lok, Vasant Vihar, New Delhi Phone: +91 11 4151 6666 Web: www.punjabibynature.in Swagath This is a great option for seafood lovers, who can sample the finest South Indian cooking with fresh seafood flown in daily. Swagath also offers very different flavours like malabari and chettinad which appeal to the northern Indian taste buds. Address: C-8, Malviya Nagar, New Delhi Phone: +91 11 5183 0622 Web: www.swagath.in Karim's Karim's is a restaurant and Delhi institution founded back in 1913. This simple restaurant lies in the shadows of the beautiful Jama Masjid and serves excellent Mughal cuisine. Address: 16 Jama Masjid, New Delhi Phone: +91 11 2326 9880 Web: www.karimhoteldelhi.com Chor Bizarre Chor Bizarre is a Kashmiri restaurant in the bustling heart of Old Delhi, with a clever name, funky interior and the milder cuisine of the Kashmir. You can also find this restaurant in London and Noiba. Address: Hotel Broadway, 4 / 15A Asaf Ali Road Phone: +91 11 4336 3600 Web: www.chorbizarrerestaurant.com Bukhara Specialising in Northwest Frontier and Mughal cuisine, the menu at Bukhara is dominated by meat. This popular place fills up easily, so it is worth booking ahead. You can find this place in the ITC Maurya Hotel. Address: ITC Maurya, Sardar Patel Marg, New Delhi Phone: +91 11 2611 2233 Web: www.starwoodhotels.com More Info: ITC Maurya Hotel Indian Accent If you are looking for an innovative Indian cuisine you can come to Indian Accent. This restaurant offers great dishes in a stylish and cosy setting and can be found in the Manor Hotel. Address: 77 Friends Colony (West), New Delhi Phone: +91 11 2692 5151 Web: www.indianaccent.com Opening: Daily. Lunch: 12pm-3pm. Dinner 7pm-11pm Orient Express This award-winning restaurant can be found in Taj Palace Hotel. Orient Express offers a romantic experience accompanied by impeccable service and international cuisine. Address: 2, Taj Palace, Sardar Patel Marg, Sardar Patel Marg, New Delhi Phone: +91 11 2611 0202 Web: www.tajhotels.com Opening: Daily 6.30pm-11.45pm The Spice Route This restaurant itself could be described as a piece of art. At The Spice Route you can enjoy great dishes like Kerala style prawns in an extraordinary interior filled with Asian influences. Address: The Imperial, Janpath, New Delhi Phone: +91 11 4111 6605 Web: www.theimperialindia.com Opening: Lunch: 12.30pm-2.45pm. Dinner: 7pm-11.45pm The Great Kabab Factory If you like kebabs, The Great Kabab Factory offers great kebab dishes in a nice and warm atmosphere. This restaurant chain can also be found in other Asian destinations like Bangkok. Address: Radisson Hotel Delhi, National Highway-8, New Delhi Phone: +91 11 2677 9070 Web: www.thegreatkababfactory.com Opening: 7 pm-12.15am Chili's At Chili's you can indulge yourself in numerous dishes accompanied by bottomless beverages. Here you can choose between juicy steaks, great hamburgers and creamy pastas. You can find Chili's in Ambience Mall in the centre of New Delhi. Address: Vasant Kunj II, New Delhi Phone: +91 11 4087 0532 Web: www.chilis.in Opening: Mon-Sun 12pm-1am More Info: 3rd Floor, Ambience Mall Thai High At Thai High you can enjoy great Thai food while overlooking the beautiful city of New Delhi from the rooftop of Qutab. Choose between genuine Thai dishes like Tom Yam Koong, Phad Khing Kae and Phad Thai. Address: 1091/1, Ambarata Complex, Mehrauli, New Delhi Phone: +91 11 2664 4289 Web: www.thaihigh.in Pind Balluchi Pind Balluchi is a traditional-style restaurant chain that can be found in numerous places around India. Here you can try various dishes like soups, meat, kebab and bread. Address: Regal building, Near Regal Cinema, 13, Sansad Marg, Connaught Lane, New Delhi Phone: +91 11 4372 0507 Web: www.pindballuchi.com Airport Indira Gandhi International Airport is a major hub for domestic and international air travel. The domestic terminals (1A and 1B) are located 15 kilometres from the city centre and the international terminal is a further 8 kilometres out. All international visitors must have a valid visa for entry.A free shuttle bus service operates between the terminals. Metri, taxis, buses and rickshaws are available at the airport to take you into the city.The metro is the fastest and most comfortable way to reach the city centre. The first train leaves the airport 5.15am and last 11.15pm. The first train leaves the city at 5.35am and the last 11.35am. One ticket costs Rs150. You can also take the bus. All buses arrive and depart from an area outside the Centaur Hotel. Taxis are available in T3 and T1C. Address: Indira Gandhi International Airport, New Delhi Phone: +91 12 4337 6000 Web: www.newdelhiairport.in Metro The Delhi Metro is a network running from the north to south and east to west, crossing at Connaught Place. It is by far the easiest way to get around this traffic-choked city. The Tourist Cards offer unlimited travel for one day (Rs100) or three days (Rs250). You can also buy a normal card where the minimum recharge is Rs100.Delhi also has five network railway stations to destinations around the country, the main one being New Delhi Station, a chaotic place with an international travel bureau on the first floor. Phone: +91 11 2256 1231 Web: www.delhimetrorail.com More Info: Prices updated October 2013 Buses The bus system in New Delhi is cheap and serves many routes. According to western standards this might not be the most comfortable way to travel around town. There are both red and green buses.The main bus station is called Delhi Inter State Bus Terminal and is located north of the Old Delhi train station. Rickshaws The rickshaws, also called "auto", are similar to the tuk tuks. This is an affordable way to travel around the city if you are going short distances. Remember to negotiate on the fares before getting in. Post Stamps can be purchased from post offices, newsagents and some travel stores. Local post offices are generally open Mon-Fri 10am-5pm and Sat 10am-12pm. The large General Post Offices have longer opening hours, Mon-Fri 9.30am-6pm and Sat 9.30am-1pm.General Post Office: Address: New Delhi GPO, Ashok Road, New Delhi Taxi It is easy to hail a taxi or rickshaw on the street, especially in the city centre, at the airport or train stations. To avoid the hassle of haggling for a price, try the Delhi Traffic Police Pre-Paid Taxi Booth at the airport or book taxis through your hotel. For short journeys around the city, auto-rickshaws are fast, convenient and inexpensive, while the cycle rickshaws are far more atmospheric and peaceful.Hello 24:+91 11 42424242www.hello42cab.comMeru: Phone: +91 11 44224422 Web: www.merucabs.com Pharmacy In New Delhi you will find pharmacies in most shopping centres.Apollo Pharmacy at New Delhi Railway Station: Address: Rail Yatri Niwas, Ajmeri Gate, New Delhi Railway Station, New Delhi Phone: +91 11 2323 2878 Web: www.apollopharmacy.in Telephone Country code: +91Area code: 011 Electricity 230-240 V, 50 Hz AC Travel to New Delhi Book your flights to Delhi and explore the rich diversity and wonderful sights of India. Home to more than one billion people, India promises to deliver an extraordinary range of encounters and Delhi is the perfect destination. Top 5 things to do in Delhi Visit Humayun's Tomb which is enclosed within Mughal Gardens. The tombs combine Indian craftsmanship with Persian architecture and you can enjoy a relaxing stroll at dusk Make your way to the Indira Gandhi Memorial Museum for a history lesson on the Gandhi family. The museum is not just a place for history lovers but a general tourist attraction, owing to its lavish gardens and artefacts The bazaars of Old Delhi are a brilliant place to immerse in India's tradition. This is one of India's most exciting areas and you can take a walk through the bazaars and make your way to the historic shrines that surround Chandni Chow Khan Market is a great place to meet new people as you sip coffee and enjoy a different view of the city. The market has various stylish boutiques, tailors, bookshops and sellers of high-end household goods Visit the Red Fort and learn more about the British era of rule along with the Mughal Empire's last days of power over India Shopping in Delhi Anywhere you go in Delhi is guaranteed to be busy with weird and wonderful ways to spend your holiday money. As the capital city of India, avid shoppers from all over the world flock to Delhi in search of everything from fabrics and classic saris to gold and accessories. The best way to experience the shopping scene in Delhi is by going to the traditional markets. The vibrant and exotic atmosphere can make shopping a truly fun experience. Some of the best outdoor markets available are Dilli Haat, Khan Market and Sarojini Nagar Market, among many others. If you prefer enclosed shopping centres, try DLF Promenade Mall or Select City Mall. Restaurants in Delhi As one of the most famous cuisines in the world, delicious North Indian food can be found all over Delhi. The staple food of most of North India is a fusion of lentils, vegetables, and roti (wheat based bread). For the carnivore, there are also a brilliant selection of meaty dishes, with goat and lamb being the most favoured ingredients. Some of the most outstanding places to eat in Delhi are the street stalls and food markets, serving up a wide variety of snacks, meals and desserts, and at very reasonable prices too. Nightlife in Delhi Besides feasting on world-famous North Indian cuisine, you will find a number of things to do in the evening in Delhi. With a population of approximately 17 million, the demand for nightlife became ever-more prominent, leading to Delhi's nightlife options multiplying. Book your flights to Delhi today and you will discover a thriving and fun array of lounges, live performances and shows to spend your evenings. Plan your Delhi holiday There are excellent flight deals to Delhi that you can take advantage of by visiting our popular deals section. Enjoy the sights and sounds of the city coupled with a trip to the parks, or take a breath of fresh air in the mountain region as you behold an unspoilt natural setting. Book your tickets to Delhi early, especially if travelling at a popular time such as Diwali. Find cheap hotels in Delhi during off-peak seasons between the months of January and May. Book your flights to Delhi today Having trouble deciding when to book your Delhi holiday? Delhi can get really warm in the summer months, making the spring, autumn and winter the best time to visit. You will also find that there are hotels in Delhi to suit almost every budget, at any time of the year. Affordable prices on flights to Delhi with Etihad Airways are easy to find. 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Located across the street from 1-800-ASK-GARY Amphitheatre and Expo Park (home of the Florida State Fair), the La Quinta Inn & Suites Tampa East Fairgrounds is the place to stay for fun in the sun. Our convenient location is perfect when visiting such area attractions as Busc
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h Gardens, the Florida Aquarium, Lowry Park Zoo, and the Museum of Science and Industry (MOSI). We are only one mile from Hard Rock Seminole Casino and Walt Disney World is just over an hour. Enjoy many great area restaurants, and shopping at nearby Westfield Mall. Attending events at Raymond James Stadium and St. Pete Forum? Book your room here! For spacious, comfortable interior corridor rooms, stay at the La Quinta Inn & Suites Tampa East Fairgrounds, where amenities include free high-speed Internet access, a hair dryer, coffee maker, iron /board, free local calls, and more. We have a guest laundry facility plus fax/copy services available at the front desk. Enjoy a tasty Free Bright Side Breakfast
along with a USA Today in the lobby each morning. The hotel also offers a sparkling outdoor pool for your enjoyment. Businesses such as Roadmaster, and the University of South Florida and Tampa College are only 10 miles. We are eight miles north of downtown with easy access to I-4. Express checkout available.
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Amenities & Services
Free Bright Side Breakfast
Free High-Speed Internet Access
Free Local Calls
Free Parking
Guest Laundry Facilities
Outdoor Swimming Pool
Pets Welcome
Free Bright Side Breakfast®
Hot and cold cereal
Bread and muffins
Fresh fruit
All-you-can-drink coffee and juice
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Assorted Pastries
Hard Boiled Eggs
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Hotel Details
Floors: 3
Rooms: 101
Suites: 6
Check-In Time: 3:00 PM
Check-Out Time: 12:00 PM
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Iron with Ironing Board
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"Gambled on a great room."
Reviewed Mar 6, 2014
We were very disappointed with the hotel as far as the upkeep. When we entered there was a very unpleasant smell throughout the hotel. It smelled like a mixture of soured carpets, cigarette smoke and animals. The carpet in room 304 was dirty and stained. The smell coming from the air conditioner was horrible. Very small bathroom without a sink. The hotel staff was nice and pleasant. The complimentary breakfast was okay. The beds were very comfortable and very clean. Would have given a better review if the smell wasn't so overpowering. We will not stay here again. This hotel was very convenient to the Hard Rock Casino which was a plus.
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"Great Place to Walk"
Reviewed Mar 6, 2014
A La Quinta traveler |
I love a hotel in a location that can facilitate my morning walks. This LaQuinta is located at the opening to a business park with large warehouses. Great place to get all my steps in while in Tampa. This was a very friendly staff who were helpful without being pushy. Loved the Bright Side Breakfast. Also love the points for free travel in the future.
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"Needs an Uplift"
Reviewed Feb 24, 2014
Maelrarny | Blacksburg, VA
This La Quinta was close to our meeting and was a good price. The check-in went smoothly. They courteously changed our room when the one we were assigned smelled smoky and was on the front facing 301. The building is just TIRED. The room (327) we were given was a decent size. It just needed a good cleaning. Furniture hadn't been moved in a while and there were crumbs around the legs of the chair. There was a bag of Cheetos left from the last occupants. The bathroom had problems, too. The toilet did not flush well. I left a note to please use a plunger to unclog it. It worked better after that. The tub looked like it had a big bandage in the floor. We suspect that there was a crack in it. It seemed to give a little when we got in to shower. There was mold on the grouting around the grab bar and some other places. We generally use the stairs instead of the elevator. The carpeting in the stairwell was really stained. I suspect that when you offer breakfast that is bound to happen with guests lugging coffee and suitcases it will spill. It just looked really bad. Breakfast was adequate. There wasn't any oil for the waffle iron so the waffles didn't come out very well. By the end of our stay they did find some. The trucks parked on the back side of the hotel. There was a lot of beeping and idling especially in the afternoon when they were coming in. Fortunately it wasn't too bad early in the morning. I doubt that we would stay here again.
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"You Get What a You Pay For"
Reviewed Jan 29, 2014
Higbees | Northern New Jersey
The place is a two story hotel directly across from the Fairgrounds entrance with parking located around its perimeter. The place must have a contract with some trucking companies because you will find truck cabs all over the place. The front desk personnel were wonderful,and very helpful and pleasant. Upon entering the musty smelling halls, we found the room to be just basic. They are promoting a restful sleep with premium bedding, but we did not see that. The did offer 3 smaller square pillows for each bed. If you want a refrigerator or microwave, it will cost you $5 more. The shower was a joke. Or garden hose at home was bigger. They need to change these quickly. When we checked in, housekeeping did not clean the wadd of toilet paper left behind the commode,,,ewwwh! The front door says it is locked after 9PM, It was not. Our door's deadbolt lock was non-functional...guess it was really dead. As far as the breakfast was concerned, no one who stays here eats bran flakes because they were stale. Worst of all, we mean REALLY worst, was the coffee. It was absolutely like dishwater. There was some yogurt and make-your-own waffles besides some hard boiled eggs, weird looking bagels,and bulk canister cereals. Asked for some sugar free syrup...and they had none. Basically, you should go out for breakfast...recommend the new "Corner Bakery Cafe " on Brandon Blvd. in Brandon, right off of I 75 South/ or GPS it. Oh, for added entertainment, we left when the truckers began burping...must be the food. The hotel is sandwiched between a Holiday Inn Express and a Comfort Inn. If you like hamburgers or great French fries, there is a "Five Guys" across the street near the Holiday Inn
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"Close to the Hard Rock Casino"
Reviewed Jan 19, 2014
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If you like to go to the Hard Rock Casino this LaQuinta is only 2 minutes away by car. The Inn is quiet and clean and has good rates, and the free breakfast will save you some money...I will keep coming back !
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Area Attractions & Landmarks
State Fair & Expo Park (Across the street), .01 mi.
Florida Aquarium, 10 mi.
Lowry Park Zoo, 8 mi.
Clearwater Beach, 37 mi.
MOSI - Museum of Science and Industry, 5 mi.
Tampa Museum of Art, 5 mi.
Port of Tampa, 18 mi.
The Dali Museum, 31 mi.
Dinosaur World, 11 mi.
Area Companies & Businesses
University of South Florida, 7 mi.
Direct Buy of Tampa, .01 mi.
Sable Industrial Park, 1 mi.
Nearby Sports & Recreation
Hard Rock Casino, mi.
Busch Gardens, 8 mi.
Walt Disney World, 70 mi.
Epcot Center, 70 mi.
St Petes Times Forum - Tampa Bay Lightning, 8 mi.
Raymond James Stadium - Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 9 mi.
Steinbrenner Stadium - Yankees Winter Training, 9 mi.
Tropicana Field - Tampa Bay Rays, 29 mi.
Advenures Island Water Park, 8 mi.
Nearby Restaurants
Five Guys, .01 mi.
The Wing House, .03 mi.
Frontier Steakhouse, 2 mi.
Frontier Steak House, 2 mi.
McDonald's, 2 mi.
Wendy's, 2 mi.
Chili's, 5 mi.
Crabby Bill, 5 mi.
Macaroni Grill, 5 mi.
Olive Garden, 5 mi.
Outback Steakhouse, 5 mi.
Red Lobster, 5 mi.
Barnicle Sports Bar, 6 mi.
Bone Fish Grill, 6 mi.
Cheese Cake Factory, 6 mi.
Entertainment & Shopping
Ford Amphitheater, .1 mi.
Seminole Bingo, 1 mi.
Westfield Shopping Town Mall, 5 mi.
1-800-ASK-GARY Amphitheatre (across the street), .01 mi.
Westfield- Brandon Mall, 5 mi.
Ybor City Entertainment District, 6 mi.
International Plaza Mall, 11 mi.
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George T. Drumwright, Jr. may have retired from his position as deputy county manager for Henrico. But on Sept. 14, Drumwright's friends at Henricus Historical Park let him know emphatically that he will not be allowed to retire from his role as a Henricus Foundation board member and long-time volunteer. At a reception honoring Drumwright and celebrating the opening of 2012 Publick Days, friends, family, colleagues and fellow members of the Henricus Foundation Board of Trustees gathered to dedicate the Drumwright Education Fund, a component of the Henricus Annual Fund that will enable the Foundation to expand interactive history program offerings for students. Drumwright's colleagues also presented him with gifts and mementos, and spoke at length about his 25 years of contributions to the park. Henricus Executive Director Charles Lewis Grant pointed out that when Drumwright first became involved, the park was just a place "covered in vines." 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The Fifth Annual Henrico Police Athletic League (PAL) Award Banquet, held Feb. 6 at The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen, honored HPAL's top volunteers and employees, including Morgan Lewis, Youth of the Year; Dale Alexander, Volunteer of the Year; Lowell Thomas, Employee of the Year, and Victor Williams, Board Member of the Year. Also honored for their support were Jim and Christi Dowd of Richmond BMW and Josh Davis of Henrico County Public Schools Pupil Transportation.
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Attitudes in Mississippi by Erle Johnston, Jr. State Director, Mississippi State Sovereignty Commission When Governor Paul Johnson delivered his inaugural address on January 21, 1964, he made these observations, and I quote: "We are Americans as well as Mississippians. Hate or prejudice or ignorance will not lead Mississippi while I sit in the Governor's chair. If I must fight, it will not be a rearguard defense of yesterday, it will be an all-out assault for our share of tomorrow." A little more than a year later, on February 16, 1965, Governor Johnson appeared before the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights at Jackson, Mississippi. He said, and again I quote: "The Civil Rights Act of 1964 as passed by the Congress is the law of the land and Mississippi knows it. Most Mississippians do not like the new law. They are convinced its passage was unwise. Some of them will challenge its constitutionality in the courts, but resistance will be confined to such accepted legal processes. Leaders of state-wide organizations representing business, professional, industrial, and religious groups have urged our people to make the necessary adjustment to the Civil Rights Act in a calm, intelligent manner, regardless of personal convictions. I assure all Americans that Mississippi will continue to be the most law-abiding state in the nation. What we need from our fellow Americans is good will, encouragement, understanding, and assistance. Having accepted the will of the nation's majority, Mississippi now asks those who have criticized our former position and actions to get off our back and get on our side." By taking a stand against hate and prejudice, by urging obedience to law, even if it is unpopular, and by reaffirming his intention to preserve order,


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We spent Friday as the first inhabitants of the new LH2 rehearsal facility in London - it's an amazing space with the ceiling 21 meters above your head.
A full run through of the show, sadly without any of the orchestra, helped us shake any kinks out of the equipment and gave Peter a chance to warm-up before appearing in-front of Sunday night's audience in Switzerland.
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26th Jun 2006, 5:40pm
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25th Jun 2006, 5:51pm
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11th Jun 2006, 5:06pm
Thomas Mapfumo: Rise Up.
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5th Jun 2006, 5:06pm
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13th May 2006, 6:55pm
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15th Apr 2006, 3:24pm
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12th Apr 2006, 9:15am
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3rd Apr 2006, 2:13pm
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Africa Calling - DVD available for pre-order
The new DVD of the Live 8 concert featuring a wealth of African musicians, hosted by Peter Gabriel and WOMAD at The Eden Project in Cornwall, is now available for pre-order at WOMADShop.
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