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Denyse is talented and beautiful on the inside and out. I look forward to getting to know her more and making magic," Salling said. Comment?
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'Glee's Mark Salling has confirmed he is dating 'Big Time Rush' star Denyse Tontz, who at 19 is 12 years his junior. Comment?
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... refuse to hire young women because they 'get pregnant again and again and again' 'She's beautiful!' Glee star Mark Salling confirms his relationship with Nickelodeon's Denyse Tontz as he reveals he's 'looking forward to making magic' Mark Salling, ... Comment?
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... the Naya we know. Rewind back to 2010, when the star "allegedly" (Hint, Nudge, Wink) keyed sometime-boyfriend Mark Salling's Lexus in one of those notorious jealous fits. The pair were co-stars on Glee at the time and enjoyed, what those in-the-know ... Comment?
Jenna Ushkowitz Among Stars Attending 4th Annual Celebration Of Dance
... Jenna Elfman and Paula Abdul. Jenna Ushkowitz of Glee fame impressed with a black gown. Her Glee co-star Mark Salling also attended the gala. The Dizzy Feet Foundation was formed in 2009 by producer Nigel Lythgoe and director Adam Shankman, among ... Comment?
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In this 2010 publicity file image released by Fox, the cast of "Glee," front row from left, Cory Monteith, Kevin McHale and Lea Michele, center row from left, Jenna Ushkowitz, Dijon Talton, Mark Salling and Dianna Agron, back row from left, Heather Morris, Chris Colfer, Amber Riley, Harry Shum Jr. and Naya Rivera perform "Don't Stop Believing" in ... (more) Comment?
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Guests like Kiernan Shipka , who looked chic in Tory Burch , played games at the Creative Recreation outdoor ping-pong tables, while Glee co- stars Chord Overstreet and Mark Salling competed against each other in the cornhole beanbag toss. Comment?
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Mark Salling is praying for the 'Glee' actress, who is said to be "baffled" after her boyfriend Matt Bendik was found dead in his hotel room at Philadelphia's Hotel Monaco on Thursday, but says she is a "strong girl." Comment?
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Becca Tobin's co-star, Mark Salling, thinks she will be ''all right'' following her boyfriend Matt Bendik's sudden death on Thursday because she is a ''strong girl.' Comment?
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Glee actor Mark Salling is reaching out to costar Becca Tobin after her boyfriend was found dead last week. Comment?
Naya Rivera Cutting Back Santana Role On Glee
... o give Rachel Barry a hard time. Don't worry because the same thing happened to Heather Morris, Amber Riley and Mark Salling - and it's always special when they're all back on the same stage! Comment?
star Mark Salling ( Puck ) since he's stepped away from the show a bit (though he did make a few appearances in Season 5) but it looks like that's all about to change. Mark has been an active Twitter user for several years, but just last week he ... Comment?
iHeartRadio Celebrates Its 3rd Annual Ultimate Pool Party In Miami w/Photo
... , Matthew Koma , Jake Miller , Andrea Navedo (Jane the Virgin), Katy Tiz ,, Gina Rodriguez (Jane the Virgin), Mark Salling (Glee), DJ Prostyle , DJ E-V and Zebra Katz . The event streamed LIVE for fans nationwide on Yahoo ( ... Comment?
iHeartRadio Ultimate Pool Party Event Recap w/Photo
... (rapper/songwriter), Andrea Navedo (Jane the Virgin), Katy Tiz (musician), Gina Rodriguez (Jane the Virgin), Mark Salling (Glee), DJ Prostyle, DJ E-V and Zebra Katz. Special moments from the event included: The event streamed LIVE for fans ... Comment?
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Update from Robert: And here's the application on the James City County website. It's called "Busch Gardens Germany Attraction" and the comment is "Application requests a waiver to height restrictions and proposes a 'thrill attraction of a single tower not to exceed 260 feet above ground level.'"
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From David Kirby on April 28, 2010 at 9:12 PM
I was expecting a new coaster. I'm guessing this is some sort of drop tower then?
From 22.214.171.124 on April 29, 2010 at 7:12 AM
New Drop Tower for BGW! The first Drop tower in the Busch/Sea World family I believe.
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"Rise and Fall of the Third Reich"? Um, no, maybe not...
From Robert Niles on April 29, 2010 at 9:29 AM
Given BGW's recent trend of attraction development (Europe in the Air, IllumiNights), might I suggest a few possible names for a new themed drop ride?
"Castle of Consternation"
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From Aaron Clark on April 29, 2010 at 1:16 PM
I agree that this may sound like some kind of drop or observation tower, but it could very well be a new roller coaster. Coasters reach their highest peak, and then drop, so the highest point on the coaster could be 260 ft.! But its probably a drop tower.
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Okay then, if we're going roller coaster, how about "Zugspitze"? (Google it.)
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I wish I had gotten to ride Drachenfire. Not interested in a drop tower, but maybe it will be well-themed.
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4.03/5 rDev -0.7%
2008 release from bomber into oversized Red Oak mug...
Pours up a luscious, dulce de leche-colored 2-finger head that commences solid lacing quickly but has no staying power. Rich, copper/apple cider-colored body...lightly cloudy with significant, fast-moving carbonation.
Scent is mild, caramel apple malt - quite viscous with strong but surprisingly distant floral hops...not as pronounced as expected but very good nonetheless.
On the taste buds the hops emerge with solid grapefruit characteristics - austere, bitter rind...mice! Malt is more of a backbone than significant taste presence. A bit on the tight side but good.
This one is, as mentioned, quite tight on the palate. Lots of grapefruit hop pucker here. Malt provides a woody foundation but that's really it...the fresh hops are the nuclear option in this one.
Quite enjoyable with a bit of warmth. Tighter than expected but solid nonetheless.
09-25-2008 10:46:13 | More by IBUnit63
4.83/5 rDev +19%
22oz. bottle from John's Marketplace. 1st Release of the 2008 batch.
Pours a hazy, dark orange with close to two fingers of head. *Great* lacing down the sides of the glass.
Good smell - hoppy, but reduced in sharpness from your standard IPA. More floral and sweet instead of pine. Didn't quite catch the malt that others have mentioned, but it's still good. I would expect this is the difference between using fresh and dried hops.
I could not believe how smooth this was. There's a usual transition in hop-focused beer where you can pinpoint the change from the taste of the hops to the bitterness of the finish. This beer does a spectacular job of masking that point and the result is a very fresh, clean taste that holds up and rolls perfectly into the end.
Crisp feel - bit of a pucker after half the bomber, but you should be expecting that with a beer like this.
Crazy drinkable. This is a brilliant example of the style and, if available, you should not hesitate to try it.
09-22-2008 03:41:36 | More by golden1
4.97/5 rDev +22.4%
2008 Vintage -1st Release
A -Dark rich orange color beer. It pours with a very light head on top that is thick but disolves very quickly. Lots of thin lacing on the glass with each sip.
S - Fresh grassy hops and a flowery bouquet are in order. This beer smells like it was just brewed. Very flowery hoppy scent that is quite enjoyable.
T - Balanced beer with a nice hop centric tone. Love the blast of hops at the back end of the swallow. Earthy, grassy, grapefruit tones through the entire glass.
M - Medium bodied with moderate carbonation. Nice mix of hops and light malt flavor for a mouth feel.
D - Excellent beer. One of Sierra Nevada's finest specialty beers. Fresh, complex, and very Sierra Nevada. Great beer!!!
09-20-2008 23:50:55 | More by racer2k
3.83/5 rDev -5.7%
This looks sublime - just what an APA should look like. Slightly hazy body, with a beautiful burnished golden colouring. Thick, creamy head of off-white, peppered with small pancake bubbles. Lacing is heavy and sticky. Just beautiful, and exactly what a Pale Ale should be.
Nose is also excellent, with a really nice hit of floral hops. Citrus, pine and dust on the nose, with a slightly sweet cinnamon, bready character. Very pleasant.
Good burst of hop bitterness on the palate, but it's not too heavy. It's a sustained flavour which permeates from the front to the back, rather than an intense, puckering hit. Perhaps a little more sweetness would have been welcome at the front or the end, because the hops rule the palate from start to finish. It leaves the beer rather refreshing and drinkable, but it also means it's a little one-dimensional. I guess that's kind of the point though - this is a beer to showcase hops. Feel is good; clean and crisp, but with almost a silky texture.
This is a very good beer, with plenty of great Kiwi hop characters. As an Antipodean myself, it's a shame I have to come up here to get it.
09-17-2008 03:28:59 | More by lacqueredmouse
3.15/5 rDev -22.4%
Decanted a bottle of the 2008 vintage (in case there are others later...). Clear pale amber, rocky off-white head laces the glass nicely. Initial aroma is fresh, bitey, piney, and in fact quite malty. First sip is a big bitter wallop; develops quickly into a mouthful of aggressive, "dirty", Cascade-type hop flavor, with a prominent grapefruit component. Towards the end of each sip the bitterness sneaks back in along with a crisp, Alt-type maltiness.
By about halfway through the double-size bottle, I feel like this is just a somewhat strong version of the typical American pale ale. The huge floral attack of the New Zealand hops is pretty good, but after that it's nothing particularly special.
09-15-2008 04:27:59 | More by PeatReek
4.28/5 rDev +5.4%
Sierra Nevada S. Hemisphere Harvest Fresh Hop Ale pours a hazy copper color into the glass with a frothy off white head on top. The foam dissolves slowly leaving behind netted patterns of lace on the glass.
The aroma is very hoppy with notes of orange citrus and a touch of grass mixed in. Each sip of this medium to full bodied beer is smooth and slightly chewy with a mild carbonated fizz on the back of the tongue. The flavor is well balanced with an initial hit of bitter hops at the beginning, followed by orange and lemon citrus, and a mild pepper spice. In the middle some caramel malt and fruity flavors move in. At the end the hop flavor lingers leaving behind a grassy aftertaste.
I thought this beer was going to be a hop monster, but was surprised by how well balanced it was. It's almost like drinking a 'lite' barleywine.
09-14-2008 18:11:29 | More by WanderingFool
4.7/5 rDev +15.8%
Served in a tulip glass.
Pours a beautiful deep, orange-gold color with a huge, pillowy cream-colored head of foam that fades slowly and sticks to the sides of the glass, leaving behind nice, thick lace.
Smells of bright, citrussy, fruity hops. Nothing else really going on, but the aroma is nice and sweetly floral.
Mouthfeel is lightly spritzy and medium-bodied. Flavors of sweet, citrussy hops dominate the palate, with distinct notes of apricot; nothing much else appears but for a tiny hint of caramel malt in the very background. The fresh hops give this brew a distinctly different flavor than other highly-hopped ales, as the taste they lend is much sweeter and fruitier; it's absolutely amazing and delicious.
I could drink this all night long -- or at least until the 6.7% ABV finally got to me. A wonderfully, distinctive APA that is certainly worth seeking out.
09-14-2008 02:55:20 | More by superdedooperboy
3.98/5 rDev -2%
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Appears a semi-transparent gold with a small white head that slowly fades. Scattered lacing is left around the glass.
Smell is floral hops, citrusy tangerine, and light herbs.
Taste is very yeasty, hoppy, citrus, lime, lemons, orange, with honey and zesty herbs.
Mouthfeel is medium bodied, citrusy, with standouts of lime and grapefruit clinging to the palate.
09-10-2008 00:32:36 | More by weeare138
4.22/5 rDev +3.9%
Poured into a tumbler.
A - Great reddish colored body with a thick white head that leaves fantastic lacing.
S - Oily hops with a light pine-scented background. Smells fresh and crip.
T&M - Medium-high hop bitterness gets me first with a nice bite then mellows out into a nice nonintrusive bitterness in my mouth. Incredibly fresh tasting and more crisp than their standard pale ale. I taste some earthen notes and a kick of pine.
This is a great beer. I really enjoyed it and would love to have it again.
09-09-2008 16:55:19 | More by MrIncognito
4.28/5 rDev +5.4%
Labeled 2008 - 1st Release
A - Reddish orange highlights are evident in this beer. Pours with a one finger plus fluffy bordering on thick head cream colored head. Lots of lacing left on the glass from this beer.
S - Fresh grassy hops (obviously) are all in the nose, but there is some malt shining through in the end.
T - Very well-balanced despite the blast of hops in the nose. The hops are again fresh, grassy, and spicy. Great flavors throughout the entire glass.
M - Medium bodied. Very highly carbonated which could be turned down a tad. After the carbonation is lost a bit, it is a very easy drinking nearly smooth beer.
D - Overall great stuff here. I'm hoping this becomes a regular seasonal release. I split the bottle with my wife and I'm a little disappointed that I don't have another, but no worries plenty more beer to drink.
09-07-2008 01:16:33 | More by dashirey
New Jersey
4.33/5 rDev +6.7%
Light amber hue with decent head sits in the pint glass. Floral, citrus aroma with hops hiding in the bushes ready to ambush. And here they come for your money and its worth every penny. Delicious sweet note hops initially, followed by spicy hops and desert dry finish create a wonderful appeal to this brew. This might be the freshest hops I've ever tasted in a beer. A tasty pale ale characterized by freshness.
09-07-2008 00:25:21 | More by JRed
4.38/5 rDev +7.9%
a: Glowing honey colored body, big creamy head.
s: A big citrus blast with some spicy notes.
t: Toasted malt is quickly sacrificed at the alter of New Zealand hops. Lemon, orange, grapefruit, delicious!
m: Divine feel, luscious even.
d: Another reminder that a Fresh/Wet hop style would be a useful addition to BA. Wonderful beer, I love the Harvest series from SN.
09-06-2008 20:33:30 | More by BradLikesBrew
4.45/5 rDev +9.6%
A> Dark orange honey. lively. big head which dissipates steadily. lacing.
S>Last month a local hop farmer gave me a handful of 'just harvested hops' to smell. Oh, my goodness! This was EXACTLY it. but with some honey notes.
T>Super complex. Sweet start. ginormous hop punch which softens smoothly before becoming a beautiful, satisfyling resiny hang.
M>nothing to write home about, but fine by me
09-06-2008 14:11:51 | More by 1759Girl
Ontario (Canada)
4.25/5 rDev +4.7%
On tap at the Toronado in San Fran.
Pours a clear orange/amber, thin white head forms, drops down to a thin ring, decent lacing on the glass, good retention. Smell is nice, fresh grassy hops, caramel, some bread, fruity, some grapefruit, apricot, some different hop character than normal, couldn't quite place the aromas but I liked it. Taste is nice too, again very fresh tasting, some caramel, melon, grapefruit, oranges and citrus, some grass, biscuits, nice fruity hops balance it out very well. Mouthfeel is medium bodied with medium carbonation, smooth and goes down nice. I dug the hops they used in this, gave it a different element than a lot of other IPA's, it really tasted nice and fresh, good stuff.
09-05-2008 21:02:40 | More by Viggo
4.45/5 rDev +9.6%
Big head, excellent lacing, big hop aroma, flowers, pine and citrus. The color is an orange/copper and cloudy. The initial flavor is creamy, back of the tongue bitter the hops just roll in your mouth, very nice. The body is medium, the texture creamy and the carbonation lively.
09-01-2008 21:18:21 | More by dwalters
4.18/5 rDev +3%
A: Clear, deep copper color. Poured a two finger creamy white head that dissipated to a quarter inch and held for a while before it turned to a skim thickening around the rim. Generous and thick lacing. Decanted continuously.
S: Herbal, somewhat floral hops, followed by the biscuity malts. Hint of grass and light citrus.
T: Straightforward hops balanced with solid malt underneath; very nicely balanced. This beer is well done with a lot of other beers in the category.
M: Medium body, but not overbearing; pleasantly coating the mouth. Crisp carbonation promised a clean finish.
D: Very drinkable. A solid. respectable APA.
09-01-2008 13:54:24 | More by Haybeerman
4.72/5 rDev +16.3%
Pours out a nice amber brew slightly hazy with a one finger fluffy head.Medium carbonation rises slowly through the brew. Smells of grapefruity hops,,awesome aroma. Wow taste,,i had to give it a five.Some malty sweetness beautifully mixed with hop bitterness. No lingering effects,,just a nice clean brew. The last Harvest they had out was an exceptional beer,,this is a great seasonal and i hope they continue to produce it yearly.Mouthfeel is perfect,,not too thin,,not too chunky.What a great beer.
09-01-2008 00:59:18 | More by tweeder263
4.05/5 rDev -0.2%
Pint from the Sierra Nevada brewery for $4.25, consumed 8/12/08, reviewed from notes
A-Golden orange color with some amber highlights, 3/4 inch foamy white head, decent retention, lacing at the beginning
S-Hoppiness, floral, pine, and tons of citrus, lemons, oranges, tangerines, grapefruits, the whole array, some bready malt, and hay
T-There was a lot more lemons and oranges than I expected, hops came second to the citrus in this puppy, even though they were fresh and full of grapefruit, the other tastes overshadowed them, still a nice bitterness in the finish with some pine and flowers, more sticky than usual, balanced more towards hops than malt obviously
M-Citrusy, dry, and slightly sweet mouthfeel, medium body, perfect level of carbonation, taste could have lingered longer for being a fresh hop beer
D-Goes down pretty easily, light on the stomach, ABV is below seven percent, would make a decent session beer, fresh hops might tiresome after two or three of these though
I kept meaning to pick up a bottle of this and never got around to it, interesting that they brought hops all the way from New Zealand for this one, would drink again, recommended
08-29-2008 06:10:24 | More by Floydster
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Pours a copper color with a thick foamy off-white head. Lots of lacing. Aroma is floral, oats and malts but not all that exciting. Smooth citrus hoppy flavor combined with a solid caramel malt base make for a good tasting beer however. Nice hop bitterness. Very solid.
08-28-2008 17:15:43 | More by changeup45
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Appearance has a nice reddish amber color with a healthy head leaving a nice lace. Smell has an orange sweet, buttery with malt and hops. Taste of malt, citrus, earthy pine with a good hop bite. Mouthfeel is viscous with smooth body. A dern good ale, the fresh hops are definately there, one might even consider it IPAish.
08-28-2008 02:36:23 | More by Bookseeb
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Deep coppery amber with golden notes near the bottom of the glass, nice pillowy off-white 2 finger head, attractive lacing, good retention.
Citrus hops hit the nose first with a nice underlying earthy spiciness coming right behind. Lemony, slight orange, piney resin, floral, and a touch of sweetness from the malt.
The hops dominate the taste at the front, but the malt shines through with just the right amount of sweetness to keep the bitterness from being overpowering. Lemon zest and lime-like citrus lead the way with a nice toastiness coming through in the middle, finishing with a semi-dry earthy hop fade.
The mouthfeel is creamy and smooth, medium bodied, and with just the right amount of carbonation.
Southern Hemisphere Harvest is a damn fine beer that hits all the high notes and leaves very little wanting. It goes down dangerously easy and was another great idea from Sierra Nevada. Cheers to them!
08-27-2008 05:26:13 | More by SiriusAth
4.47/5 rDev +10.1%
Finally cracked my Southern Hemisphere open to experience the glory of a fresh hop beer. Appearance was a lovely tawny orange color with a tan head that retained very well and laced.
Smell was of fresh floral citrusy hops. Some malt notes in the background.
Taste was excellent, hops were complex and perfectly balanced, not overly bitter. Malt came through nicely as well. All in all, remarkably excellent and the only deduction was that for some reason with this complexity it still tasted a bit bland somehow.
Mouthfeel was nice with creaminess, smoothness, crispness, and finished clean. No aftertaste at all.
Drinkability was outstanding. I'm considering going out to buy a few more of these and making it a permanent part of my annual rotation.
08-26-2008 21:04:56 | More by xare
3.68/5 rDev -9.4%
Pours a caramel-orange color with a fluffy, light tan head. Retention is amazing.
Smell is of hops, rosemary (I think), pepper, with malt lurking in the back, maybe some orange.
Taste is hops, a pine note, yeast, alcohol later. Hops complexity I've rarely encountered probably due to the "wet hops" noted on the collar label. Good balance and the hops doesn't overpower.
Mellows nicely with alcohol, hops & malt notes. Medium body & effervescence. Good brew, very IPA-like in body and flavor.
08-26-2008 15:33:00 | More by PorterLambic
4.47/5 rDev +10.1%
Poured into a 22oz glass. Pours a clear copper color with thick foamy white head. Great lacing and great head retention.
Very hoppy smell. I know the hops are from New Zealand, but it smells like Cascades. Some sweet citrusy aroma too. Slight malt scents.
Good hop attack and crisp finish. Very hoppy - just the way I like it. Definately some citrus and some grassy taste.
Goes down well. The hops coat the tip of my tongue and linger there a bit. Still have the hop taste in my mouth after a few minutes.
A very tasty session beer and I'm happy I was able to try it this season.
08-25-2008 05:19:36 | More by toolbrew
4.28/5 rDev +5.4%
2008, 1st Release
This one pours a darkish copper with orange hues with a frothy off white head that leaves nice lacing. A very nice citrus hop aroma with some sweet notes. The smell was underwhelming compared to the taste. The hop taste is super huge, not a super bitter taste, but the power of the hop is used well in this brew. The taste is not over the top, but still is full flavored. The mouthfeel is great because of the hop focus, the bitterness is expected but not experienced. A medium body and a good balance. This is a great beer, definitely for the hop heads, a great addition to the Sierra Nevada line-up.
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Police found 25-year-old Mary Morgan Pewitt dead in her home back on June 4, 1988. She had been stabbed over thirty times and her killer vanished without a trace. After decades of dead ends, loved ones are now pleading with investigators to keep trying.
Mary's first cousin, Becky Pentland, says not one day has gone by since she and her relatives have thought about Mary and the way she was brutally taken from them. She says they refuse to let Mary become a cold case statistic, not only do they desperately want to keep her memory alive but they want win the battle for justice once and for all.
"Nothing to this day has ever affected or hit me like that, said Pentland. "I feel like somebody reached into my chest, grabbed my heart and crushed it."
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Dusseldorf Team Sprints: Wins for Norway and Sweden
Judging by the highlights of the semi-finals, saying the heats were chaotic was an understatement. The women's teams had to go around the tracks six times in total, or three times each, while the men went twice that distance.
With 10 teams in the final it was bound to be a frantic and messy affair much like the semi-finals and sure enough, within the first 100 meters the first athlete fell as Sweden II's Somskar as her tip was skied over by American Bjornson. Mia Eriksson of Sweden I led the pack round the loop into the exchange as Sweden I, Norway I and Switzerland had a slight gap on the others. The pace being set by Sweden I was hurting the athletes early on and the field was already spreading out. Like Eriksson, Brodin of Sweden I led the pack for the second lap.
At the second exchange, there was a three-second gap between the top seven and Sweden II, Germany I and USA. Sweden I continued to stave off the other athletes as the battles for second and third were tight and very competitive behind the Swede.
There was another crash, but this time it was the exchangers that crash between Russia and Norway II, but the good news was that they had already tagged off to their partners.
Again Sweden I led the charge for the fourth loop and once again coming into the exchange their was carnage as Norway I's Eide stabbed her teammates binding which cause her to fall and caused a ripple effect.
On the fifth lap, Sweden finally relinquished the lead to Finland I's Kylloenen as the Fin led the charge into the final exchange.
On the final lap, Sarasoja-Lilja led the charge and going over the bump, her ski pole was stepped on by Matveeva which opened the door for Falla to take the lead and Falla didn't look back. The fight for second became intense and it was eight teams fighting for the final two podiums, but it was Randall's quality showing through as she was the best for the dash for the finish with Russia in third.
1. Norway I (Eide, Falla)
2. USA (Bjornson, Randall)
3. Russia (Korosteleva, Matveeva)
It was a very casual start with Strandvall of Finland I taking the lead and slowed the pace down so the athletes were two abreast going around the first lap. Coming through the lap it was Golberg who took the lead for Norway I and continued to lead to the first exchange and handed off to Hattestad.
The second run was again very pedestrian with no real pace to the race as Hattestad led for the first 1.5 laps then Peterson of Sweden I took over before the second exchange and exchanged to Modin. Amazingly, the pace got even slower as the big Swede controlled the pace and nobody seemed to mind the slower pace. In the lap, it was Golberg to take the lead and inject a little bit of speed into the race.
With half the race gone, it was a very boring sprint with the pace extremely slow and no crashes and it continued to be the case for the fourth lap.
The pace finally picked up as the first leg skiers went out for their final lap as the race was led by Sweden I and Sweden II. Coming through the lap, Modin took the lead as Golberg hunted him closely and overtook him on the back straight as the Norwegian and Swede pulled away from the other athletes. Coming into the tight right-hander, Golberg and Modin had a 15 meter gap on the other athletes.
At the exchange, Golberg and Modin were side-by-side as they tagged off to Hattestad and Peterson. Hattestad took the lead and decided to slow the pace down which meant all the teams were able to recoil back into a 10 man pack. Petukhov came through the crowd and took the lead on the back straight and coming through the lap, Petukhov, Hattestad and Peterson were three wide trying to gain the lead but it was the Russian to take the lead. Petukhov made his move early and as soon as they left the finish area, he increased the pace and only Peterson was able to maintain contact as Hattestad and Pentsinen were in a fight for third. In the home straight, Petukhov and Peterson were side by side and Petukhov's technique began to fail him while Peterson remained strong and Sweden took the win as Hattestad was able to hold off Pentsinen for third.
1. Sweden I (Modin & Peterson)
2. Russia (Kriukov & Petukhov)
3. Norway (Golberg & Hattestad)
It's amazing how one course can produce to very different races. In the women's it was one of the most exciting races I've seen this year. It was a dog-fight from line to line with no one giving an inch. With 2nd to 9th place separated by 1.8 seconds, it was anyone's race right to the finish line. On the other hand, the men's race was a completely snoozefest until the final lap when Petukhov made his moved and ripped the field a new one. Unfortunately, it was a move we're seen Petukhov make before and like before, Petukhov ran out of gas just before the finish which opened the door for Peterson to come through and take the win. Petukhov's tactics are admirable and almost the opposite of Northug's. Perhaps the Russian will find the fine line where he will be able to make his attack in a sprint but keep the pace right until the finish instead of dying just short and losing positions.
Perhaps for next year, the race committee should seriously think about dropping the men's sprint relay down to only one lap like the women. The pro's and con's are pretty straight forward; drop it to one lap and you instantly have a much more exciting race. It also means better snow conditions since the men will be skiing half the distance. It's a win-win in my eyes.
As for Peterson, this guy seems like the real deal. There must be such a good feeling for the Swedish sprinters right now with Jonsson, Peterson and Modin all on top of their game and Ingemarsdotter, Brodin, Falk and Kalla all medal threats for the women.
Once again, we saw a glimpse of Randall's quality USA were off the pace by as much as five seconds at points of the final but managed to claw it all back and win. I believe Randall sat in 9th at the start of the final lap and moved up to the silver medal position. Quite impressive considering how tough all the skiers were today and how tight the course is.
Staying with the women, I was really happy to Norway I with Eide and Falla. It just goes to show that even with their big guns not racing, Norway have the quality to win with their "secondary" skiers. I really haven't heard much about Eide before this year and according to her rap sheet she's still very raw with only five World Cup starts. She had a decent U23 last year finishing 6th, but looks to be one of those fringe skiers constantly fighting to keep their spot on the Norwegian World Cup team.
I'll be back in a few days with some news about the site for the rest of the year.
December 6, 2011 at 4:52 am
I usually pay a lot less attention to women's races (or to sprint races in general – so imagine women's sprint races!) , because I just don't think there's nearly as much drama as there is in the men's field, where everything seems incredibly more open and where it seems that a new name is popping up every other race among the best (sometimes to disappear back into mediocrity, at least for a while, sometimes to stay at the top – Peterson seems to be a good example of the latter)
But in this particular instance, I couldn't agree more with you: the women's races, both in the individual and the team sprints, were a lot more eventful and just plain interesting to watch. I couldn't quite pinpoint why though, but I think you are right: two laps is just one too many, especially on a course like that one.
I'm also thinking that maybe Marit Bjørgen's absence has given everyone in Düsseldorf hope there was actually a chance of winning this race, which may have liberated them
As for Peterson, there was an article about him in the Norwegian papers, who published an interview with the coach for the Swedish sprinters (who is norwegian): he said he believes that "he could beat Northug" (which, imo, would be a bit of a non-event in terms of sprint competitions since Jonsson's been doing that quite a few times recently). More interestingly, he explains the sudden change in Peterson's fortunes by the fact that he had overtrained last season, after strong results two years ago that gave him a ticket in the national team.
He also added that Peterson will have to work on his skating which is still relatively weak. They are also planning to take steps towards introducing him to distance races such as the 15 km classic: this could actually be an interesting development to watch.
What could be a real treat this weekend is seeing him going head-to-head against Emil Jonsson – hopefully Jonsson will be back in great shape in Davos ;-)


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Figure skating is an expensive sport. Parents of figure skaters can expect to pay about $20 to $30 for a twenty minute private figure skating lesson. Thirty minute private lessons will range from $30 to $45.
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Lawyer Annette Casullo is a Huntsville lawyer who joined Will Davidson LLP in 2000, and became a partner in 2011. Prior to joining Will Davidson LLP, Annette was an entertainment lawyer, and spent two years in the Business Affairs Department at the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation.
Annette's practice is focused on plaintiff personal injury matters, including serious personal injury, disability, accident benefits, occupier's liability, and product liability claims. In the past four years, she has expanded into estates litigation, commencing and defending will challenges, litigating power of attorney disputes, conducting passings of accounts, and seeking guardianship applications.
Annette is a Civil Litigation Specialist, who has appeared before all levels of court in Ontario, including the Court of Appeal, the Divisional Court, and the Superior Court of Justice (plus the Estates List), and has also conducted hearings before the Workplace Safety & Insurance Tribunal and the Financial Services Commission of Ontario.
Annette was the recipient of the Queen's Law Students' Society Spirit Award, presented annually to the graduating student who has best and most contributed to the spirit of the Law School.
Annette is a member of the Ontario Trial Lawyer's Association, The Advocates' Society, and the Muskoka Law Association. Locally, she is a past board of director on both the Huntsville Festival of the Arts and Reel Alternatives.
Contact Annette Casullo for legal issues surrounding insurance or personal injury law. She can be reached in Huntsville at 705-788-3740 or 866-788-3740, or in our Orillia office, where she is the Managing Partner, at 705-330-0370 or 877-324-6518.
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If the submission port 587 is filtered in the hotels. I would like to use different port (like 20025 or 23 which should be enabled).
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Month ago I strated rolling a tobacco and I wanted to make a bag so I can keep everything in place. :)
cotton scraps, vintage ribbon,zig zag tape, zipper, button…
Jul 21, 2012, 04.43 PMby baka-pepica
preslatko je!
Jul 23, 2012, 05.39 PMby BlancheOfArts
Hvala, izmami mi osmijeh svaki put kad ju pogledam. :)
Jul 21, 2012, 01.52 PMby Jelena Mitic
Fabulous! :)
Jul 23, 2012, 05.39 PMby BlancheOfArts
Thnaks, I'm glad you like it. :)
Jul 20, 2012, 07.45 PMby Irina Schwab
So cute x
Jul 20, 2012, 02.54 AMby Anniemollison
Very cute. I don't encourage smoking as I am a Personal Trainer however, you could use this for anything really. Love it. x
Jul 20, 2012, 01.51 PMby BlancheOfArts
Thanks. Yes, I could use it as a wallet or a make up purse. :):)
Jul 20, 2012, 12.45 AMby Ruffles Gazebo
i have had so many friends ask me to make them something like this :p but i dont smoke so have never had the motivation to do it. this is fantastic!
Jul 20, 2012, 01.49 PMby BlancheOfArts
Haha, well you can use it as a make up bag also. ;)
Jul 19, 2012, 08.50 PMby demetriartelier
So nice!
Jul 19, 2012, 07.58 PMby brisehuus
Very, very cute :-))
Jul 19, 2012, 10.25 PMby BlancheOfArts
Thank you, Brisehuus! :)
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My husband and I have just finished nearly 3 months staying at Oscar on Main. We have enjoyed every minute of it. The views from our apartment were magnificent, the grounds are beautifully cared for and the Managers Angela and David, front desk Sonia and Fiona are so helpful and so pleasant, nothing is too much for them to assist... More
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Ratings based on 568 Verified Reviews
They paid and stayed. We double-checked.
4.8 Room cleanliness
4.7 Service & staff
4.7 Room comfort
4.7 Hotel condition
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for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Posted Aug 18, 2014
Had some minor issues that were swiftly corrected. Not all trips are perfect, it's how the staff responds and the Ritz managers were outstanding.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Top NotchPosted Aug 16, 2014
Pros: Everything. Staff, location,cleanliness.
Cons: Nothing at all. Just fantastic
Location: Safe beautiful location. Visit the 911 memorial . Ellis Island. Statue of Liberty. Wall Street. A full tourist day in this section of town. Quick trip
We arrived early pre check in. The staff knew we were very tired. Hydrated us and got us to food and on our way to exploring. Location is simply the best if you need a break from the hustle and bustle. Everything was so clean and comfortable. Did I mention how fantastic and professional the staff were. I simply would not stay anywhere else. Highly recommend this hotel. We had the best view of the statue of liberty from our window. Going back for sure.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler from london
Recommended !Posted Aug 15, 2014
Plush comfortable hotel. Staff friendly and helpful. Beds very comfortable. Pricey but worth it.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
The view was amazing.Posted Aug 13, 2014
The hotel was superb, and the staff was a joy. The view from the hotel room of the Statue of Liberty was amazing.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler from Boston
The staff is the best! Clean hotelPosted Aug 13, 2014
Clean hotel. The staff very nice. Room big. Nice views. I will come back definitly!
by A verified traveler from Sarasota, Florida
Disappointing for a RitzPosted Aug 12, 2014
Booked two double beds because I would be staying with my 21 year old daughter, upon arrival I was told there were none available and for our 5 night stay I slept on a cot. The fabulous lounge that was on the 14th floor with a beautiful view of the Hudson was now closed and made into conference rooms. No mini bar or coffee machine in room. Each time I went downstairs for the complimentary coffee, I was told I was too late - given three different times each that the coffee machines were taken away. I've stayed in 5 Ritz properties and this was the most disappointing.. probably acceptable for a quick business visit. Positives - beautiful view from room and very nice bathroom.
Comment from Hotel Management
Aug 18, 2014 by Greg, Hotel Management
Thank you for taking the time to share your experience with us and our Expedia readers. This is certainly not the impression we want you to have of our property. I appreciate your positive comments regarding the beautiful views of the New York Harbor, and the Statue of Liberty from our rooms as well as your gracious comments about our bathrooms. I would like to take a moment to address the concerns you highlighted. While our rooms do not feature mini bars and coffee makers, we can arrange to have a refrigerator and a coffee machine placed in your room upon request and a selection of snacks are available in our Gift Shop. The complimentary coffee in the lobby is set on weekdays from 5:30-9:00AM and on weekends from 5:30-11:00AM. I certainly understand your disappointment in receiving a King Bedded room with an additional cot instead of a Double/Double room, while visiting New York with your daughter. Although we take these requests into consideration, we do not guarantee this room type, as the inventory on some occasions does not permit us to accommodate all the requests for Double/Doubles and for this I am very sorry. Lastly, please accept my apologies about your disappointment regarding our Rise Bar on the 14th floor, which was turned into a very unique banquet space for weddings and social events back in early 2009. Please feel free to contact me directly should you return to our hotel again in the future, as I would like to personally take care of your special requests. Sincerely, Greg Mendoza General Manager
for Everyoneby A verified traveler from elmatbouly egypt
ExcellantPosted Aug 12, 2014
Want to go back again and again It was a dream to stay in Very close to the barber Easy to do every where Elegant place Marvelous view Very clean and comfortable Privacy excellent East going personnel smiling every time
for Everyoneby A verified traveler from Raleigh
Battery Park City HideawayPosted Aug 12, 2014
Pros: Neighborhood, bike path, bike rentals, park overlooking Ellis Island and the harbor, attentive staff, comfortable (and large) rooms!
Cons: Would have loved to have had access to a pool.
Location: Short walk to 9/11 Memorial, several museums (Museum of American Indian my personal favorite), and ferry to Statue of Liberty is across the street!
Beautiful hotel tucked into the quiet lower end of Battery Park neighborhood! Stroll across the lightly traveled street that separates the hotel from the park overlooking the bay and Lady Liberty and take in the views, especially dramatic after sunset. Hotel staff was very attentive to all our needs, and provided a small fridge and a microwave for our extended stay. This was not our hotel of choice when planning this trip, but it will be the hotel of choice the next time we visit New York! Highly recommend!
for Everyoneby A verified traveler from H
Great locationPosted Aug 10, 2014
Staff was very pleasant and eager ti help. Amazing view of Lady Liberty from our room. Location at Battery Park was great with easy access to the subway.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler from Brighton UK
Wonderful Experience!Posted Aug 10, 2014
Pros: The views
Cons: More competitive prices
The other reviewers were not wrong! We had a brilliant room with a view of the Statue of Liberty and a telescope to view it better. The staff were really helpful and friendly and the only bone of contention were the eye watering prices esp breakfast however restaurants nearby were far more reasonable. All in all a great start to our US stay!


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The villa Cas Ramons (photo) – it's actually two houses, giving a little extra privacy – just 1 km from San Miguel and its bars and restaurants has a cracking offer for August. They're giving a 20% reduction (that's a fifth in the old money) which means effectively that if 10 people share, you only pay for 8, a bit like happy hour, but different!
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FS Specialized Venge ex Team Highroad, this is Mark renshaws stage winning bike from the Tour of Britain, it is size 54 and is complete with Di2 groupset, PRO bars and stem, Fizik carbon railed saddle. There are no wheels with this bike and it is still the property of Highroad sports who will invoice the lucky owner direct. If this was new and with a set of Zipps it would be £13,000. All going for €6,000 which at todays exchange rate is a bargain. It is extremely fast, rigid and very precise with the steering and its easy to see why Cav wanted to ride his for this season. The bike is in the UK and can be seen/ridden before purchase.
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A muggle-born's sibling sends them a howler in the middle of the school year and it arrives while they eat. When they open it, all it does is simply scream "WHAT TEAM?". Nearly all the muggle-borns shout "WILDCATS!" before returning to their meal, leaving the pure-bloods in total confusion of what the hell they just witnessed.
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Received Buster6x6s detailed image of a Barn Find. Lots of interesting detail. I wonder, how would that be if you made a really large print of the negative?
Birger A.
I did. I used my Blad and 8X10 camera in the same session. I had to crop it but I did develop it in 8X10.There is more detail in the original. The lady in the post office said why don't you print it large I would buy something like that.
Thanks for the comment.
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The Pullman at Sydney Olympic Park is the only 5-star hotel in this dynamic sport, entertainment and business hub offering panoramic views of Sydney's skyline. Sample Bacar's contemporary Australian cuisine. And don't forget, there's so much happening right downstairs at the Olympic sporting facilities, the ANZ Stadium and Allphones Arena
Overall Rating - Excellent - 817 reviews
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Swissotel Sydney is a deluxe five star hotel located in the heart of the city. All of Sydney's famous landmarks are within walking distance of the hotel, including The Sydney Harbour Bridge, the historic Rocks precinct, Sydney Opera House and the beautiful Botanic Gardens. Experience luxury accommodation at its best in one of our 359 Sydney hotel rooms and...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 4151 reviews
Excellent 9.6
Proximity to The Rocks, Opera House, Botanical Gardens, Hyde Park, Railway Stations, Darling Harbour, Cafes, Supermarket. Excellent service from great staff!
Excellent 10.0
My wife and I stayed 5 nights on a holiday in Sydney. The check in staff and concierge were very helpful and went out of their way in helping us choose destinations daily and arranging tours. The room was very clean and maintained well throughout our stay. We were overcharged once for room service but it was quickly resolved when we questioned the charge. Best of all, the location was superb; a short walk to Darling Harbor, about 15 min to the Quay, Harbor Bridge and the Opera House. Town Hall station was a quick walk. It is an expensive hotel but you get a good room, great location and service.
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Great Southern Hotel is located in a historic 19th-century building in the heart of Sydney, just 5 minutes' walk from Central Station. Air conditioning and cable TV are standard in all rooms. Located next to Chinatown, the hotel features a restaurant and a bar. The Great Southern Hotel Sydney is just 5 minutes' walk from the Capitol Theatre, and 10 minut...
Overall Rating - Good - 3610 reviews
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Stay at the contemporary Holiday Inn Sydney Darling Harbour hotel in the city's popular entertainment district. The contemporary, heritage-style Holiday Inn Sydney Darling Harbour is a former 1890s wool store in the heart of Sydney's cosmopolitan Darling Harbour. You'll find us opposite Sydney Entertainment Centre music venue, steps from bustling Chinatown a...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 2030 reviews
Okay 5.0
The hotel had a great breakfast. Location was central and great for walking around Sydney.
The fire alarm that happened at 2 am and the staff did not organize themselves or the hotel clients. Also, we arranged for a shuttle service to take us to the airport but the staff at the Holiday Inn allowed the shuttle to leave early and without us!!After the fire alarm we asked to speak with the manager, however we never heard from the manager.
Okay 5.0
Proximity to light rail service which I used often.
I can't believe I paid so much for a room which overlooked a derelict building and a 'hole in the ground' building site
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A stay at Cambridge Hotel Sydney places you in the heart of Surry Hills, walking distance from Taylor Square and National Art School Gallery. This 4-star hotel is close to Sydney Opera House and University of Sydney. Make yourself at home in one of the 173 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators. Your Select Comfort bed comes with down comforters. Wire...
Overall Rating - Good - 1179 reviews
Good 8.0
Central location and assessable to bus and railway stations. Short commute to business district and Circular Quay sightseeing.Extremely pleasant and helpful staff. Upgraded our room and also allowed us an earlier check-in which was very much appreciated after a long, tiring flight from the US. Prompt responses to email communications by hotel management.
Excellent 10.0
The staff was very polite and helpful.
Was hoping they provided microwaves so we didn't have to eat out so much.Hotel was very clean. Beds were a little small compared to hotels in the states. Close to Hyde park and pretty much within walking distance to everything else. About 20 minutes (walking) to Opera House and Darling Harbor. If looking for cheap souvenirs go to Chinatown, everything there is almost 2 for one.
|Excellent - 4350 reviews
Centrally located, Mercure Sydney is the perfect place from which to explore major Sydney attractions, making it the ideal hotel for guests travelling for either business or leisure. All 517 modern contemporary rooms features modern splashes of colour toreflect the vibrant Sydney backdrop. Be tantalized by the modern Four Elements Restaurant & Bar, Eve's Pla...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 4350 reviews
Excellent 10.0
Super helpful staff and great central location.
WiFi was only 30 minutes free a day per room.
Good 7.0
The restaurant and food was excellent. Breakfast good but efficiency of staff while very good often resulted in your food being taken away and table cleared while you were getting coffee etc
Location while close to railway station was a fair way from the CBD and main attractions of the cityQuite good for the service and special price but would have been very disappointed if I had paid the rack price.
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With a stay at Capitol Square Hotel Sydney, you'll be centrally located in Haymarket, steps from Capitol Theatre and World Square Shopping Centre. This family-friendly hotel is close to University of Sydney and Sydney Opera House. Make yourself at home in one of the 94 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and LCD televisions. High-speed (wired) Inte...
Overall Rating - Good - 2402 reviews
Okay 6.0
Stayed for eight days, room is okay for one or two people, bedding was clean, entire room was clean and service was okay. Will stay again if I return to Sydney.
Poor 2.0
Although this hotel is centraly located, my overrall experience rates this hotel very low. I would not recommend this hotel to any of my friends. Very poor quality with no food service.
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With a stay at Hilton Sydney, you'll be centrally located in Sydney, steps from Queen Victoria Building and The Galeries Victoria. This 5-star hotel is close to Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge. Make yourself at home in one of the 577 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and minibars. LCD televisions with cable programming provide entert...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 4439 reviews
Good 7.3
Great location, some staffs were very nice and helpful
During my last day I called for Bell to pick up my belongings but I waited 15mins and no one turn up so I end up carried them down myself.
Okay 6.0
Rooms were well appointed, excellent central location
No wifi in rooms, employees unenthusiastic about their guests. Did not want to honor room price at booking, had $---/nt per this site but hotel tied to charge us $---/nt at check our, fortunately I had confirm printed.
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Overall Rating - Excellent - 2208 reviews
Excellent 9.0
The location of this hotel was fantastic. Almost down the street from the two most iconic tourist attractions of Sydney. The staff were great for information.
There was nothing I can say about the hotel that was negativeThe only thing I can say was that I am not sure the hotel meets the standard for a 5 star luxury hotel. There was nothing negative about it for sure however. For the money it was a excellent value. The location, staff and room were all fine. We did not get a chance to even experience dining in the hotel we were out exploring the city so much
Good 8.0
The location is excellent for a quick visit to Sydney. Easy to get to/from airport via train system, then 150 m walk to hotel. Great location to walk George St., The Rocks, Circular Quay, as well as access to harbour ferrys (eg. a trip to Taronga Zoo)
Cocktail prices in bar were very high!Large room overlooking the city skyline, with very comfy king sized bed, lots of seating and wide screen tv.
|Excellent - 4943 reviews
With its location opposite Hyde Park in the heart of Sydney's business and retail district, close to all major attractions, Sheraton on the Park is the perfect hotel to explore the city and surrounds. The award-winning hotel welcomes guests with 557 luxuriously appointed rooms and suites, many with views of magnificent Hyde Park and beyond, several dining...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 4943 reviews
Excellent 8.3
very neat and fairly large rooms. the park view is beautiful.
initially we were in a 'park view' room which did not face the park at all. you have to crane your neck out of the window to see the park. this should not be sold as park view. staff were happy to move us to a front facing room with beautiful view.
Okay 5.0
Allowed us to check in when we came - though it may have been before actual check in time. Bell people and concierge were very helpful.
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Hotel Urban St Leonards. More than a hotel… Not your typical Sydney hotel – experience so much more than just a good night's sleep! More comfort, more indulgence, more taste and more inspiration. Hotel Urban St Leonards is a special place, big on designer style and with a focus on chic relaxation. At Urban we're serious about helping you unwind, so w...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 877 reviews
Okay 6.0
The location suited my working arrangements but otherwise it is hard to get to.
The service is inconsistent; after a few days the casualness of the cafe becomes a reverse attraction. The frequent morning conferences roll out into the public area and detract from any sense of ambiance in the breakfast area. I had to turn back meals and even then didn't achieve my cooking preference, and little things like lack of bath mats, failure to deliver newspapers and a lot of street noise - at the end of my stay I was well and truly ready to leave.
Excellent 10.0
My partner & I enjoyed our stay at this great hotel. They made us feel very welcome & comfortable. The staff was very friendly & very attentive. The small cafe inside the hotel was very good. Although expensive, the food was excellent. This hotel is in North Sydney so not close to the CBD. Nothing much close by within walking distance. So must use taxis or other means of transportation. The closest train station is about 5 miles away. But there is a metro stop across the street. I would recommend this hotel for its eclectic feel. Very Zen inside. We stayed 3 days & enjoyed all of them. The price was very reasonable as well.
|Good - 2433 reviews
Novotel Sydney on Darling Harbour features 525 rooms boasting panoramic views of the city or towards Olympic Park and is surrounded by premier Sydney attractions, including SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium, the Powerhouse and National Maritime Museums and The Star Casino. PLEASE NOTE a new restaurant and bar concept is in development, due to open in early September...
Overall Rating - Good - 2433 reviews
Okay 5.0
The only thing I liked was the availability of the outdoor pool and access to internet in the lobby.
When I arrived and walked into my room, it smelled horrendous. Then walking into the bathroom their was some object of grossness in the shower. We called immediately and transfered to another room that was ok, but still had an odd odor. Then later in the evening, when coming back from dinner their was puke in 2 of the 4 elevators just sitting there. The front desk was informed, but really didnt act on it. I had to ride up to my floor with puke on the ground cause the other 2 elevators were taking too long. I spent 475 dollars for the one night.....I was extremely disappointed. Didnt even bother to try and get a refund.
Good 8.0
We stayed for three days and liked the hotel very much. The breakfast buffet is the best I've had in years of traveling, and the staff are helpful and friendly. Not centrally located, except to the Maritime Museum, but the tram and monorail are directly in front. My biggest gripe was a personal one: the windows don't open. We got a very good rate through online travel website on our first stay, but found the rate had doubled on the return leg of our trip, so we spent our last night in Sydney in a cheaper place closer to Central, the city's transportation hub. Good internet connection, but not free.
|Excellent - 1782 reviews
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Overall Rating - Excellent - 1782 reviews
|Good - 2566 reviews
Set amongst the history, colour and excitement of Sydney's vibrant Darling Harbour, Novotel Rockford Darling Harbour is centrally located, offering spacious accommodation rooms within short walking distance of popular Darling Harbour restaurants, fantastic CBD shopping, attractions in Chinatown and only 15 minutes from the airport. This contemporary hotel of...
Overall Rating - Good - 2566 reviews
Good 8.0
It is a bit expensive for the room but it was quite nice. Easy walk to Darling Harbor. The staff is polite but not knowledgeable about the area so don't count on them. Charged 30$ for a day of internet but have 2 free desk tops in the lobby. Nice buffet breakfast but costs 24$ just for the cold.