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You may sometimes use social security, phone, and postal code numbers in your Office Excel data. What do these numbers have in common? Each of them is a number code that you don't use to count, but you may want to store them as numbers anyway. Unfortunately, Excel removes leading zeros that you may want to stay right where they are. Here's how to make Excel handle leading zeros in number codes the way that you want.
If you are using credit card numbers, or other number codes that contain 16 digits or more, you must use a text format because Excel has a maximum of 15 digits of precision and will round any numbers that follow the 15th digit down to zero.
Number codes get into your Excel workbook in many ways. You might simply type them in, or copy and paste them from another program. Or, you might open a text file, or import data from a data source, such as an Access database. In many cases, Excel converts these number codes to a general or a number format. The default behavior of those formats is to remove any leading zeros and, depending on the length of the number, use scientific notation. You see, Excel treats a number code as just another number, but you know that it's a number code, and that the leading zeros need to stay put.
You might not even see this happen if you are dealing with a long list of number codes. So it's important to be aware of the issue, especially when the data is used in other programs. Although you can convert the number format to a text format, you may not want to convert numbers to text, especially if you have a large list of long numbers, because this can increase the size of your workbook.
For number codes that contain fewer than 16 digits, if you want to resolve the issue just within the workbook because it's not used by other programs as a data source, you can use a custom or a special format to keep the leading zeros.
In addition, you can separate some of the digits in your number codes with dashes by adding these dashes to the custom format. For example, to make a phone number more readable, you can add a dash between the international code, the country/region code, the area code, the prefix, and the last few numbers.
How to select a cell or a range
Click the first cell in the range, and then drag to the last cell, or hold down SHIFT while you press the arrow keys to extend the selection.
You can also select the first cell in the range, and then press F8 to extend the selection by using the arrow keys. To stop extending the selection, press F8 again.
Click the Select All button.
To select the entire worksheet, you can also press CTRL+A.
Note If the worksheet contains data, CTRL+A selects the current region. Pressing CTRL+A a second time selects the entire worksheet.
Select the first cell or range of cells, and then hold down CTRL while you select the other cells or ranges.
You can also select the first cell or range of cells, and then press SHIFT+F8 to add another nonadjacent cell or range to the selection. To stop adding cells or ranges to the selection, press SHIFT+F8 again.
Note You cannot cancel the selection of a cell or range of cells in a nonadjacent selection without canceling the entire selection.
Click the row or column heading.
You can also select cells in a row or column by selecting the first cell and then pressing CTRL+SHIFT+ARROW key (RIGHT ARROW or LEFT ARROW for rows, UP ARROW or DOWN ARROW for columns).
Note If the row or column contains data, CTRL+SHIFT+ARROW key selects the row or column to the last used cell. Pressing CTRL+SHIFT+ARROW key a second time selects the entire row or column.
Press CTRL+HOME to select the first cell on the worksheet or in an Excel list.
Press CTRL+END to select the last cell on the worksheet or in an Excel list that contains data or formatting.
Tip To cancel a selection of cells, click any cell on the worksheet.
Tip You can also click Special, and then select Zip Code, Zip Code + 4, Phone number, or Social Security Number.
Find more information about custom codes in the See Also section.
If you are using another program that opens the workbook as a data source, you should confirm to see how that program handles leading zeros. For example, you have a list of addresses in a workbook that you want to use as a data source to a Mail Merge operation, and one of the columns is a zip code with a custom format of 00000. Office Access keeps the leading zeros, but Office Word removes the leading zeros. In the case of Word, you can specify a calculated column as the postal code field in the Mail Merge operation to ensure that the leading zeros are not removed.
To further complicate the matter, Excel has a maximum precision of 15 significant digits, which means that for any number containing 16 or more digits, such as a credit card number, the last digit is rounded down to zero.
Even if you use a custom number format, the number is still rounded down to zero when there is no leading zero.
In the case of number codes that are 16 digits or larger, you must use a text format.
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To convert a number code, such as a credit card number to text format, you can do the following:
For a small set of numbers, you can type an apostrophe character (') in front of the number code and then add back the leading zeros.
In Step 3 of the Text Import Wizard (On the Data tab, in the Get External Data group, click From Text), you can select the column of data that contains the credit card number, and then explicitly choose a Text column data format.

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Everywhere we see the march of technology, especially computer and information technology. Pagers hang on nearly every belt or bag, PDAs have replaced notebooks and portfolios, computers sit on more home desks, and every major magazine and almost every daily paper has sections dedicated to news about the Internet.
"This legislation represents a piecemeal approach to a problem which requires deliberate and thoughtful consideration .... [It] could lead to 'cream-skimming,' which would result in increased rates for the remaining business and residential customers" (Lincoln Almond, Governor of Rhode Island).
Words to this effect are likely to grace vetoes of retail wheeling legislation by governors and maybe the President of the United States for the foreseeable future.
Economists often seem enamored of economic efficiency, honoring its merits while decrying the lost benefits of inefficient outcomes. But really ... what's the harm in a little inefficiency? Well, the harm may be more real than we recognize.
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That was the question on the minds of representatives from local telephone exchange carriers (LECs) who huddled at the United States Telephone Association (USTA) National Issues Conference days before legislators passed sweeping telecommunications legislation that would affect everyone's future.
But the question went beyond what would become law when President Clinton fulfilled his promise to sign the bill.
When the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) instituted the subscriber line charge (SLC), telephone household penetration rates actually increased, even though local rates rose when the SLC was rolled in.
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) has denied rehearing of an order authorizing Duke Energy Marketing Corp. and two affiliates, Duke Energy Marketing Corp. and Duke/Louis Dreyfus L.L.C., to sell power at market-based rates (Docket Nos. ER95-755-001, et al.).
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In a preliminary finding that SGS lacked market power, the FERC authorized the company to charge market-based rates, subject to reexamination (Docket Nos. CP95-119-000 et al.).
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When we had those months of rain and wind last winter, the lagoons filled with more water than we had seen for years (see, for example, this post from 9 February). Actually, this was pretty good news, as it meant that the islands were surrounded in Spring, making it hard for mammals to get to the places the birds nest. We're still totting up our waterbird breeding counts (there are still young moorhens on the reserve), but we think it's been a fairly good year.
Now that Autumn migration is in full swing, we drop the water levels and keep on gradually dropping them, as the ideal is to expose fresh areas of wet mud suitable for feeding migrant waders each week. Not easy for us when we have no real water level control mechanisms, but the levels are looking great at the moment, and continuing to drop gradually. If you stand in the Coffee Shop, you might think that there's not a lot of water in the Shallow Lagoon, but walk a couple of hundred metres to the boardwalk and you'll find the right amount of water, lots of mud, and lots of waders!
Redshanks are most numerous, but look among them for greenshanks and knot that have been here this week. Small numbers of dunlins feed among them, and while we've been out on the mud this week, we can spot their feeding holes, like someone has been jabbing thousands of knitting needles into the lagoon. A green sandpiper was here on Tuesday (19th), a curlew sandpiper was reported on a couple of dates, and a few common sandpipers are still passing through (photo by Alun Williams on our Flickr page).
The great crested grebe chicks are now independent of their parents, and we think that one has now left the reserve, and we've been regularly seeing three little grebes on the Deep Lagoon. A female-type scaup was on the Deep Lagoon on Tuesday (12th), but was gone the following day.
The heavy rain showers brought lots of chiffchaffs, blackcaps and whitethroats into the bushes around the hides this morning (Friday 22nd), and we're still seeing reed and sedge warblers around the reserve. A swift yesterday (Thursday 21st) might be our last, however. A kingfisher has been spotted several times this week, including in front of the Coffee Shop. Let's hope it becomes a regular visitor through the winter.
We were out on the mud on Monday collecting core samples of mud from different parts of the lagoon. We do this each summer to check on how much food is available for our migrating waders. In particular, we count and measure chironomids, non-biting midge larvae, to calculate the density of tasty wader food. Densities are slightly lower than last year in the Shallow Lagoon and have increased in the Deep Lagoon, but our wetland ecology experts are happy that we've got reasonable levels in both.
Warden Sarah and volunteers Rosie and John were interviewed about this work for BBC Radio Wales Science Café, while Julian was interviewed about the monthly Wetland Bird Survey counts that help us monitor sites that are valuable to wetland birds across Britain. Listen out for it on Tuesday 26th August and Sunday 1st September, when the whole programme comes from the reserve.
The Conwy estuary, as are all good wetlands, is like an airport restaurant, open to visitors from all over the world. But its opening times are determined by the tide. When the tide is rising or falling, the runways are busy, bringing more wading birds to feed; but when the tide is high, the doors close while the muddy shelves are re-stocked, and the birds move on to the lagoons, either to carry on feeding, or to have a rest.
August is one of the busiest months at Conwy International. For example, it tends to be the month with the highest count of curlews, as adults and this year's juveniles from northern Britain and Iceland stop for a few days – or longer – to feed up. There are several hundred redshanks too; the Vardre Viewpoint, which we built last year, is the best place to see them.Among this week's visitors to the reserve have been black-tailed godwits, a few dunlins, multiple common sandpipers and green sandpipers, whimbrels, greenshank and a small number of snipe. Our great crested grebe chicks are now quite large, and we're hopeful that they'll fledge to adulthood. Little egrets have not quite reached the three-figures of the previous week, but 66 on Monday (4th) was a good count nonetheless.Wednesday (6th) saw a small 'fall' of migrating warblers. That's always a bit exciting, as you never quite know what's going to pop up next in any bush. There were several garden warblers, lots of blackcaps, and a reed warbler next to the estuary, not a place we expect to see them! A few sand martins have been among the many house martins, and a swift on Sunday (10th) is worth noting, as it could be the last one until April.We've had good views of stoats this week, mostly along the estuary, but also on the Ganol Trail, and there have been lots of butterflies, including common blues, and lots of gatekeepers. A few common darter dragonflies are flying, around the dipping pond seems a favourite habitat. There are still plenty of six-spot burnet moths too – look on the thistle flowers or the ragwort; thanks to Adrian Foster for the photo.
Over recent years, little egrets have become a common sight around the estuary, and feeding on the lagoons. Yet, it was only at the turn of the Millennium that these Mediterranean herons first nested in North Wales, and only a few years previously that they first nested in Britain. There are two egret colonies in the valley, including one among the grey herons in Coed Benarth SSSI, on the east bank opposite the reserve entrance. Judging by the numbers we've seen this week, they have had a good breeding season, and on Friday, 103 little egrets were counted on and from the reserve. That's almost inconceivable just a decade ago.
As the water levels drop, we've seen more snipe arrive this week, with up to nine probing the mud in front of the Coffee Shop and the Tal-y-fan Hide. Up to a dozen black-tailed godwits and a handful of whimbrels and dunlins are also feeding or roosting in the Shallow Lagoon, and several green sandpipers and common sandpipers are here.
Our first kingfisher for many months has been seen a couple of times, from the Coffee Shop, so we hope it's going to be a regular visitor through the autumn. The great-crested grebe chicks are growing fast, and now about two-thirds the size of Mum. More good news as several visitors have seen two broods of young gadwalls on the lagoons; it's several years since gadwalls bred here.
There are loads of six-spot burnet moths around this week - check out the thistle heads, particularly in front of the Coffee Shop. There were lots of moths in the trap overnight on Wednesday, including 19 southern wainscots, orange swift, dotted clay and a first for the reserve, green carpet. Daytime visitors can see lots of colourful flying insects too, with plenty of gatekeeper and meadow brown butterflies, and a ruddy darter dragonfly reported on Saturday (2nd); this would be the first on the reserve (click here for a list of dragonflies seen here to date), so we're keen to know more - if you know anything, please get in touch! And 'firsts' are not just restricted to flying things, as warden Sarah recorded a new plant for the reserve: pink water speedwell. I wonder if any of these new species will become as regular and widespread as the little egrets?


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You think you'll get justice in a free market when what you'll get is warlord Vs warlord, and whoever can buy the best army wins.
Maybe that's the problem?
Maybe that's why Anarchists sound like such liars and can't explain themselves; why they run their mouths calling people every foul name they can think of, sheep, retards, animals...
We've been watching you closely Anarchist.
Maybe the problem is that Anarchists think they represent the warlord who can currently buy the best army? Maybe that's why they hate Libertarians so much? They know we can still stop him?
Coercive monopoly? There's no monopoly on force. If you think there is, than the problem is your peers who tell you you don't have the right to defend yourself.
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I have a very open mind.
I'm a Libertarian and want people to be the owners of their own mind, body, and labor, and I can't help noticing whenever I talk to an Anarchist they sound like a Chatty Kathy doll who can't explain themselves or be honest.
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HOW to build a breakthrough business within a profitable one? Vijay Govindarajan and Chris Trimble answer this question in, 10 Rules for Strategic Innovators: From Idea to Execution, from Harvard Business School Press (www.HBSPress.org).
Strategic innovation proceeds with strategic experiments, which display `ten common characteristics', beginning with `very high potential for revenue growth' such as `10x over three to five years,' explain the authors. Other features are that the industries are fuzzy, business model is unproven, departures are radical, and value creation is discontinuous rather than incremental.
Though these experiments use some of the existing assets and competencies, they develop `new knowledge and capabilities'. Govindarajan and Trimble remind readers that strategic innovation isn't the same as continuous process improvement (such as that of GE through Six Sigma), process revolution (as in Wal-Mart with the help of RFID tags), and product/service innovation (like what consumer product manufacturers and toy companies often do).
"Many companies have attempted to alter their organisational codes to accelerate innovation. But in doing so, they have focussed mostly on creativity generating ideas and little on execution converting ideas to results," write the authors. "We think of an organisation's capacity for innovation as the product of creativity and execution. We say `product' and not `sum', because if either creativity or execution is zero, then capacity for innovation is also zero."
The code for turning breakthrough ideas into breakthrough growth lies in the `middle', which is where companies are usually getting lost. Authors christen it `Code X'. This code addresses "three unique challenges that arise from the unnatural coexistence of a new and a mature business within the same corporation." These are `forget, borrow and learn.' That is: "NewCo must forget some of what made CoreCo successful. It must borrow some of CoreCo's assets the greatest advantage NewCo has over independent start-ups. And it must be prepared to learn how to succeed in an emerging and uncertain market."
Forget, therefore, `assumptions, mind-sets, and biases,' exhorts the book. Borrow assets such as "existing customer relationships, distribution channels, supply networks, brands, credibility, manufacturing capacity, and expertise in various technologies." And "the best indicator that learning is taking place is that predictions improve."
A major problem, as chapter two highlights, is that organisations, like elephants, never forget! "NewCo can fail because it adopts the very habits that have made CoreCo successful." An important source of memory is instincts, because "under conditions of stress and ambiguity, people naturally gravitate toward the familiar that is, they rely on instinct without being aware of it." Essential read is the case of Corning Microarray Technologies that is discussed at length, so you learn all about `taming the elephant' with insights on organisational DNA.
Govindarajan and Trimble study tensions that arise in the `borrowing', through the NYTD (New York Times Digital) example. "NYTD evolved from integrated to isolated to distinct but linked," and by 2004, it was earning "more than $30 million annually on revenues of approximately $100 million." The brand was protected by assigning an experience CoreCo journalist to manage the editorial operations in the NewCo, informs the book.
It may seem heretical, but the authors declare that learning from experience is `an unnatural act'. Similarly, `Being bold, competitive, or demanding can inhibit learning.' The winner is not necessarily the company that starts with the best plan, but the one that learns and adapts the quickest, explain Govindarajan and Trimble. "Even if a strategic experiment is designed to overcome the forgetting and borrowing challenges, it can stumble if it cannot learn." Be accountable to learning, not to plans, advise the authors.
Important lessons to learn are: "Learning requires transparency. Information, especially about surprises and negative outcomes, must be collected and shared with openness and candour. Information must be considered a friend and not an enemy. The dynamic coordinator (DC) must ensure that performance information is viewed rationally and not abused for political jockeying." Find `gold' with TFP or theory-focussed planning, which proceeds through 8 steps such as describing how the business works, identifying metrics and ending with revising the plan.
"Leading a strategic experiment may be general management's triple-flip-with-a-quadruple-twist, but it is well within reach when you design NewCo so that it can forget, borrow, and learn," conclude the authors.
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Luxury Villa El Paradiso El Chopo for up to 6 persons with large private pool, located about 40 minutes from the sand beaches of Mojacar and Vera Playa on the Mediterranean Sea, with great Beach clubs. The villa is located on a site of over 600 m² with lots of privacy in the quiet El Chopo. The villa is located in the Valley of the Moon "in the picturesque countryside near Arboleas. From the airport Alicanta to the Villa in about 2 hours away. From the airport Murcia in about 1,5 hours.
This beautiful villa has a stylish, modern interior: spacious livingroom with fireplace and airconditioning, kitchen with all appliances and washing machine, a cozy dining room, three bedrooms and two bathrooms. With a beautiful view over the mountains of the Valley of the Moon. The villa is very sheltered in the folds of the mountains. Winters are mild and with just a little sun is already pleasant. The privacy is optimal in the small urbanization of El Chopo, there is almost no traffic past the house. The large private pool is located behind the villa.
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The villa has 3 Bedrooms:- 2 Twin Bedrooms & Master Double Bedroom (en suite); with Patio Doors, leading onto the extensive patio area, which includes 8mx4m fully private swimming pool which is floodlit at night.
The generously sized lounge/dining room includes a log burning fire for those cosy winter evenings, Sky TV, Air Conditioning/Heating Unit and a Dining Area that seats 6. This also has a patio door leading out to the pool area. A fully fitted and well equipped kitchen is complemented by a utility room with a washing machine & sink.
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|Nearest airport: Murcia 150 km, Nearest railway: Vera 30 km
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My friend and I had the best time in this house. The village was quiet and the only things that awoke us that first morning were birds singing. The beds were great and there was enough room to store away our luggage. We each had our own bathroom, which was quite luxurious. I can imagine that when you are with a larger group of people this comes in handy. The pool is too small to exercise in, but for just fun it has just the right size. We would spend the days on the comfortable couch and chairs outside and sometimes head in, where it would always be cool, to make something to eat or watch some TV if we would long for some shade. The internet connection was definitely a plus too: we didn't have any troubles with it. The house itself, in short, was great and comfortable, but its surroundings are worth mentioning too. You stay in this quiet village where only a few families live (who are friendly, hospitable and English-speaking), but you are just a ten-minute drive away from Arboleas, where this great market takes place on Saturdays and where you can get your groceries. My friend and I even drove to Cordoba, which was a four-hour drive, but the scenery was so beautiful we didn't even notice it was that long. Granada is somewhat closer (about two hours away) and is definitely worth visiting. Only be sure to get tickets for the Alhambra beforehand, because it's very busy up there. If I were to give this place a star-rating, it would get five stars without a doubt. If you are looking for relaxation, want to get a taste of Spain or want a cultural and exciting holiday, this is definitely the place to go.
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Hollins Hall Marriott Hotel & Country Club
Hollins Hill, Bradford, BD17 7QW – Show map
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Grounds, Terrace
Golf Course (within 2 miles), Sauna, Fitness Center, Solarium, Spa, Massage, Hot Tub, Indoor Pool (all year)
Food & Drink
Restaurant, Bar, Breakfast in the Room, Restaurant With Dining Menu, Snack Bar, Special Diet Meals (upon request)
WiFi is available in the hotel rooms and costs GBP 15 per hour.
WiFi is available in the business center and costs GBP 15 per 24 hours.
Free! WiFi is available in public areas and is free of charge.
Free! Free private parking is available on site (reservation is not needed).
Room Service, Vending Machine (drinks), Vending Machine (snacks), 24-Hour Front Desk, Express Check-in/Check-out, Currency Exchange, Baggage Storage, ATM on site, Laundry, Dry Cleaning, Shoeshine, Suit Press, Meeting/Banquet Facilities, Fax/Photocopying, Honeymoon Suite
Newspapers, Safe, Non-smoking Rooms, Facilities for Disabled Guests, Elevator, Heating, All Spaces Non-Smoking (public and private), Designated Smoking Area
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All children are welcome.
Free! All children under 12 years stay free of charge when using existing beds.
Free! All children under 2 years stay free of charge in a crib.
Free! All older children or adults stay free of charge for extra beds.
The maximum number of extra beds in a room is 1.
The maximum number of cribs in a room is 2.
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Pets are not allowed.
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I love everything about this hotel. Couldn't fault anything. Room was lovely swimming pool AMAZING. Can't wait to go back again. Such a lovely break.
Staff very helpful
Character of the property.
Was nice to take my wife away, the hotel was clean and looked the part from the outside. The staff were all polite and helpful.
We were told we could use the pool and not to worry as towels would be provided. Assuming they would be in the pool we went down there & after looking found no towels so my wife had to use an emergency phone as the pool is unattended and someone brought us some down. It wasn't explained to us we were supposed to go to the lesuire centre reception beforehand. Also the rooms had no air conditioning only a mini fan which we put on the drawers only for it to fall off and smash, we told the lady who brought room service and she was lovely about it but said there was no more available for us so was a uncomfortable night as it was extremely hot. Also we had a choice of 2 rooms and choose the one we were told was at the quiet end of the hotel however we could still hear party music. Also I booked a superior room assuming it would be well 'superior' but I've had better rooms on a p & o ferry! The only thing superior was the king size bed the rest was very basic, I was quiet disappointed as this was a treat for my wife and we've never been able to get away before having a young son and it was nothing I expected from such a highly rated hotel and a superior room! Won't be staying again. Also when at breakfast people were asking for poached eggs etc and we didn't want to incase we were charged extra but nothing like that was explained to us, breakfast was included but there was a price list for it to the room but we weren't told of we could have that and pay a small fee or if we would have to pay full price ect. A definite lack of information provided.
The location beautiful veiws so peaceful
Breakfust quality on cooked items could be improved a little I requested poach egg thought it was a golf ball but the rest was very good
* Lovely location and grounds. * Great swimming pool and jacuzzi, clean and relaxing, long opening hours. * Comfortable, quiet rooms. * Lots of places to sit and relax inside and outside. * Tasty and efficient room service. * Fast wifi (after you've paid an absurd amount for it, see dislikes). * Friendly, courteous staff, very efficient check-in and check-out.
* Wifi costs £15 per day for hotel guests but is free in public areas for visitors to the hotel! Absurd policy and total rip-off, should be included in the room rate for all hotel guests! * Housekeeping problems: put in laundry on Friday morning, didn't get it back until late Monday due to Housekeeping negligence. No apology or recognition of inconvenience offered. Towels not always replaced. Old pillowcase left on table in room after changing sheets, etc. * Look and feel: dated decor and furnishings, obvious wear and tear, scuff marks and stains, peeling paintwork and rust in places, slow and often out-of-service lifts (quicker to take the stairs), etc. * No aircon. and room windows cannot open wide, meaning uncomfortable rooms during hot weather (fan provided which helps somewhat). * Get the impression that the hotel side of the business comes second to weddings, business functions and the health facilities.
Nice location
Breakfast wasn't particularly good. Bar prices exorbitant.
The overall experience was very good
The room was nice and clean however it is showing signs of age. a little dated in its style.
If you are looking for something a bit better than normal before flying this hotel was good. We had our two young children and were given interconnecting rooms. The rooms were a good size and comfortable beds.
The pool was great but the changing room floors weren't very clean. There were old sticking plasters and tissues on the floor around the pool.
The staff in the dining area for the evening were pleasant.
Coffee took me to ask 3 staff before I received it, By which time I had finished my breakfast. There was no air con in my room. I asked for a fan. This was requested by bar staff whilst I was there. It never arrived. Room was excessively hot therefore. No mini bar. Bathroom outdated as I think the whole building is. Staff agreed the building is dated and old fashioned. Value for money is poor.
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We couldn't claim our Marriott points as we had booked through booking.com We've stayed here a few times over the years but rooms are getting a bit shabby now
The room was like a sauna, it needs air con, especially on the hot weather
The grounds and room.
Wedding dinner service a tad slow but good v good.
Helpfulness of staff and restaurant and leisure facilities
poor parking by users
Reception staff very pleasant. Booked into a double but had requested a twin. Reception accommodated us and had our twin room. Nice size beds and comfy too. Breakfast good nice choice.
Heathcliffes restaurant. Service slow. Staff ok but could be better. Meals very overpriced. Fillet of beef ridiculously priced. Ordered chicken stuffed with mushrooms and harrogate blue. Unfortunately, only got the chicken! Slow In taking dessert order, slow to deliver dessert. In the end, we gave up and had no dessert. Perhaps front of house needs more customer service focus.
the quietness and comfort of the bedroom. The friendliness and helpfulness of the staff with special mention of Wayne in the bar who, whenever he spotted us relaxing on the terrace or in the lobby would present us with glasses of iced water, which in the warmth of the days were very much appreciated.
there was nowhere to put the hand towel near the basin in the bathroom and that there was no bedside table on one side of the bed.It was a two double bed room but there was room for a bedside table. We rearranged the funiture so that the big table became the bedside one.
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Price Terrible room service After emailing to say it was our wedding night and any extra touches in the room would be very well received we entered our room to find we had 2 separate beds!!!
gym and pool
no fridge/mini bar
I failed to read her name tag! She's the lady incharfe of the spa/pool/gym reception. She has the smile if an angel! And she helped ask the spa ladies for a squeeze if nail-remover and cotton pad for me - when I had ruined my nail varnish and felt untidy to attend a wedding that way. It may be a small favour on her part but huge to me as I managed to enjoy my day without having to be self-conscious of the untidy varnish, which was removed. I have thanked her but please acknowledge her great attitude :)
Having to ramage through our emails to find proof of the rate that was confirmed but was not what the reception said when we checked in :(
Large room with comfortable bed, tea/coffee making equipment, wide range of TV channels. Excellent breakfast. Zest Bar provided drinks and bar meals service til 11pm. Full range of leisure facilities on-site. Large free car park.
Noise of heavy bedroom doors banging shut in the morning and wedding disco noise at night.
Bed was very soft and extremely uncomfortable. Hotel was ok, but tired and nothing special.
staff very attentive drink pricees reasonable
Asked to pay £50 bond (on credit card swipe), yet could not charge drinks against my room number?
Friendly welcome. Pretty setting
Restaurant service very slow. Beds very soft
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Were located close to the ruin pub area, in the so called Palace District full of cool old, turn of the previous century buildings, also within walking distance to some major sights like the National Museum, and the river Danube.
We are a bunch of cheerful Hungarian staff of young guys and girls living and loving this city, so you are at best hands when it comes to local hosts. We are absolutely ready to give you all the tips and tricks you need to make the most of your stay.
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By the way our breakfast is also our pride, it is an all you can eat buffet thing with the fresh juices, cereals, cold cuts, ripe apples, crispy bakery and fine cheese and yoghurt that can both cure hangovers and serve your tummy well before a good morning jog, easily the best value for 3 Euros, cheaper and richer than what you get at the corner grocery store! It's on from 8:30am till 11:30am, so no worries if you sleep in a little late you won't miss it.
Our dorms are spacious and silent and most of them come with private bathrooms and your own fridge for booze (or water) and food. Our bunks are custom made, taller and and longer and wider than usual, so you can lay flat having a very good night's sleep every time your're here. It's all pretty cozy, you get everything you need in one place.
We are fully equipped to serve you during your stay with very large lockers underneath your bed, luggage storage facilities, hairdryers, towels all free of charge to use. We also have an open air rooftop terrace and bar where the summer nights are usually kicked off before the pubcrawls and parties start. Our common room is like a chillout lounge with sofas and it hosts this huge plasma TV that is so large the technicians used extra bolts to fix it to the wall. That's were we have our movie nights and watch the games and shows with a beer or two.
> 24/7 reception
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> Luggage room
> Safety lockers
> Towels, hairdryers, linens, reading lights
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Authentic, cheerful Hungarian staff > Best to guide you through your stay and the city sights
Indoor programs and organized city tours > Make the most of every minute of your trip
Rooftop terrace and bar + pubcrawls > Get to know the cuisine and gain new friends in town
Rooms from 4 to 14 beds > No matter the group size, you will find the right dorm for you
Free dinner once a week > Get to know a traditional food and hang out with the staff
Reception is 24/7, no curfew at night, and we provide a flexible check in.
Check in:
If you arrive any time sooner than 2pm, you can leave your stuff in our free of charge luggage room. We will make sure to check you into your room as soon as we can, but no later than 2pm.
Check out:
Check out is @ 10 sharp, but you can leave your stuff free of charge in the luggage room, if your youre heading out to town, before leaveing later in the day.
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You can sign up for the trips and tours in town, and to the indoor GoodMo programs at the reception desk as well. This is the place to get your beer coupons, spa tickets, and pubcrawl vouchers.
Also, this is where we can get your airport shuttle, taxi rides, restaurant table arrangements, museum tickets, and pretty much anything set up for you that you need.
Make sure to check the package deals and book in advance to get the best prices. Book on time for the weekends not to miss the best available bunks, and check out the mid week specials.
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Reviews by ndolover:
2.48/5 rDev -9.2%
This brewpub is located near Tivoli and is in the more touristy area. I stumbled upon this place and decided to give it a try.
Overall, it is very clean and comfortable and caters to tourist. However, the waitress that I had pegged me as a tousist and treated me as such. She took care of the locals first and I was left waiting to order, to get another beer, and to get the bill.
The food was very good, but nothing to write home about.
The IPA I had was vegetal, which struck me as odd. I was going to get another beer, as they had a "sushi" beer of the month. However, the service was poor and I had waited too long and decided to move on.
Overall, I would not reccomend this place to a BA. However, if you are in the area and hungry I would not insist upon another place. If you are looking for good beer...I would move on.
03-15-2010 09:03:04 | More by ndolover
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2.79/5 rDev +2.2%
Went there twice. Service was ok, nothing special. Servers have to deal with a lot of frustrating tourists ( I sat next to some and they were trying). Went there twice. Service was ok, nothing special. Sat inside once, no bar, nice large, untreated blonde wood table. The other time it was very hot inside, so sat outside. Busy. Lots of tourists from everywhere. Had the Tasmanian Devil Dandelion beer ( very herbal and overdone) and the Pilsner ( very malty and not much like a pils.) They have an imperial stout, but didn't try it. Location is very close to Tivoli and train station.
06-25-2009 14:51:58 | More by drpimento
United Kingdom (England)
3.63/5 rDev +33%
My wife and thought this place lovely. It is very modern and caters for the tourist trade and well-to-do locals. Well lite, bright and very aware of its location.
As you enter there are two tables to stand and just drink at (on the right) or a host of tables around a huge hole that has stairs leading down to more tables and the toilets. The brewing equipment is also within the aforementioned hole.
The place was heaving when we arrived, we were shown to a table right next to the brewing kit, and looked after very well by two young ladies who spoke perfect English (as did every Dane we met).
There were three draught beers available, a Pilsner, a Black Smoked Porter and a Haslenut beer. The Pilsner was fine, the Smoked porter was also good, the Haslenut beer was fantastic.
Our food was also top notch, my Spare Ribs were cooked to perfection and well presented. My wifes Chicken Breasts and Jacket Spud equally good.
This was our first Danish bar/pub on our Copenhagen European Beer Fest weekend. I didn't have a better beer all weekend than the Haslenut one!
09-24-2008 19:01:56 | More by BlackHaddock
2.2/5 rDev -19.4%
Not too many years ago, this place was one of the very few places in Copenhagen if you wanted any other beer that a plain Tuborg or Carlsberg. The beer of Apollo was, and is, organic and neither pasteurized nor filtered, which means that you get a lot more taste than in a standard industrial pilsner. Nevertheless, some time has passed, and Denmark has undergone a true revolution on the field of beer. New breweries have popped up faster than anyone could count them. And endless numbers of beer styles, brewed by Danish breweries were suddenly available. Apollo does not reflect this revolution. Still today, they sell only two types of beer; a pilsner, and the beer of the month, which much too often tastes like a variation of the pilsner. Usually the same kind of hops are used, and the beers have the same kind of sweet malty taste. The concept of this place clearly is to earn some money, and they do, judging from the almost always full tables. The food and beer is rather pricey, and to catch the attention of a waiter is a sport you've got to love... For the best experience, try the homemade beer schnapps aged in small oak barrels, distilled at 'Bryggeriet Herning' - a sister brewery of Apollo.
02-21-2007 15:58:05 | More by foamyhead
2.53/5 rDev -7.3%
Apollo is attched to a real boring chain restaurant called "A Hereford Beefstouw". It's situated next to the main entance of Copenhagens Tivoli. This is one of the few prerserved 19th century style amusement parks in Europe. Apollo's hardware was bought from East Germany when the wall collapsed in 1989. If it wasn't for the often rather interesting "Beer of the Month" you could easily give this place a miss. Most of the people who venture inside are foriegn tourists. When I visited the beer of the month was "Malurt" (wormwood). Thought provoking, isn't it? As it turned out it was more or less the same stuff as the pilsner they always serve, but with Malurt added. It smells and looks like the pilsner. The first taste is of sugar with the Malurt emerging as an aftertaste. But with the second sip the Malurt becomes more pronounced.
08-27-2005 19:10:28 | More by JanM
Bryggeriet Apollo in København, Denmark
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