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Les notes se basent sur un nombre total de 10 avis vérifiés
Ils ont payé. Ils ont séjourné. Nous avons vérifié.
3,0 Propreté de la chambre
3,0 Services et personnel
2,4 Confort de la chambre
1,9 Conditions de l'hôtel
Ils ont payé. Ils ont séjourné.
Nous avons vérifié.
Nous avons vérifié.
par un voyageur vérifié
Pot LuckPublié le 11 nov. 2014
Les + : It is central to all amenities and tourist sites
Les - : The condition of the Hotel
Situation : Train, Bus, parks, town, City centre, The mint, Government house, Churches.
On our first night we were placed in a room that can only be described as, like being in a squat, however, after being moved to a higher floor the room was a great improvement. The staff are friendly and courteous, but the Hotel is in need of substantial renovation.
par un voyageur vérifiéde slovakia
Great location but nothnig elsePublié le 4 nov. 2014
The hotel is located right in the centre of Perth but its condition is very poor.
par un voyageur vérifié
A horrible weekPublié le 26 oct. 2014
Aparently I had nylon room, but as they was an 6 inch gap at the bottom often dividing door I was right in the other room, I really enjoyed the baby crying and father snoring which meant insomnia before an important work day or then the young lad who replaced them partying till 5am... Don't stay here... The decor is stuck in basil Fawlty times, although if I'd just had a quiet space I could have put up with an old hotel with an old decrepid bathroom, aged carpet, Victorian curtains and all... The view of the building site opposite made up for all of this though whenever I opened the curtains in the morning... Wifi $20 a day for ONE device!! Worst hotel is can ever remember staying in, service and hotel, the complete package!
pour Tout le mondepar un voyageur vérifiéde perth australia
Ok for some casesPublié le 19 oct. 2014
Shower needs to be higher with glass door otherwise good hotel in good area
par un voyageur vérifiéde Perth
Convenient but tiredPublié le 16 oct. 2014
Les + : Pleasant Staff, cleanliness of room
Les - : Decoration and furnishings
Very much a budget tourist hotel in need of modrernisation
pour Tout le mondepar un voyageur vérifiéde New Zealand
Pleasant for a night!Publié le 20 sept. 2014
Les + : I loved the view and how big the room is.
Les - : The Bathroom, and bigger beds. The double bed is old school, and is almost equal to a King Single. The single beds are very narrow.
Situation : Great location, across from the Ferry Terminal, which can obviously take you to a number of places.
Although the hotel has had some renovations to it, it still shows some very aged parts to it. The Bathroom especially still showed aged decor. However, we only stayed in it for the night, so really just needed somewhere to sleep after being at the Casino, so it served its purpose. The room was very large, and we had really good view of the Ferry Terminal. Shame about the huge construction site directly in front of us, but that's through no fault of the Hotel of course.
par Mikede Sydney NSW, Australia
Stay, only if desperatePublié le 19 nov. 2012
Les + : Shower
Les - : Bed
Situation : In the CBD but in the financial area. No food outlets near the Hotel
My room had two bed rooms one with a double bed and two single beds in the other. They appeared to be reasonably clean. The problems I encountered were a bed that seemed like it was made out of wood planks, it was that hard. The ducted airconditioning was set very cold and as the temperature adjustment was missing, it could only be turned on or off, so I spent my time switching it on and off. The door lock didn't seem to be very secure and the little chain on the door wouldn't stop anyone getting in. The only good thing about the room was that it had a very strong shower spray, however the bath where the shower is located didn't have any anti-slip mats and I had to be very careful not to slip over. The location, might be in the city, but it's at least a kilometer walk to get to some food outlets, the hotel doesn't provide any room service or have a restraunt. Apparently there's a cafe around the corner where you can get breakfast, I had to check out reasonably early and didn't get a chance to see if it was open. I was insulted and annoyed that I had to leave a deposit for possible room damage, which is not refunded for a number of days.
pour Couplespar Grunterde Halls Creek, Western Australia
Suitable CBD HotelPublié le 6 mai 2012
The place provides everything you need, ensuite, double bed and within walking to the CBD. No denying that it needs an update.
par Jacquide Sunshine Coast, QLD, Australia
First disappointment with an Expedia bookingPublié le 2 mai 2012
Les + : The location - and the bed was pretty good
Les - : Lack of character, room service and attention to detail
Situation : Ideal for us
The location was ideal. However the hotel room needed a lot of sprucing up. It was difficult to communicate with the staff. Only 2 towels and a bathmat were supplied, no washers, handtowel or toiletries apart from soap. And the line to reception did not work.
par un voyageur vérifié
ok StayPublié le 30 avr. 2012
The room was ok but we were woken at some ridiculous hour of the morning and there seemed to be construction or work being done in the hotel. Actually some work was right next door to us. We really should have asked for a refund but didn't want to be a bad sport. The price of the stay overnight too is very misleading for an extra $30 on top of the cost of the room is for parking. The website says there is parking available but mention of a cost or what the cost is. We almost snapped our aerol off our ute for the roof in the parking area is very very low. I'm very happy that we did't bring our 4wd to Perth. Finally we order a taxi to take us to a wedding which was 25minutes late so we missed the ceremony (this is not the hotels fault# but the taxi company explained that taxi do not like stopping at The New Esplanarde for it's very hard to stop at and get back into the flow of traffic cos' it's so busy along the front of the hotel. I hate giving bad feed back with out any constructive suggestions - so - I think that it should state the cost of the parking and the hieght of the vehicles that can park there. Notify guests that there is going to be work happening at the hotel or drop the price of accommodation as compensation. Although the room was reasonably clean, alot of patch up work has been done in bathrooms #not asthetically pleasing# and sort something out with taxi companies about where they can pull in to pick up guests or let guests know about closests taxi rank.


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Sebastopol Plumfield Academy
9360 Occidental Rd
Sebastopol, CA, 95472
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438 Eddie Ln
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This is a joint post with Mead Over and Denizhan Duran.
In mid-2011, one of the biggest developments in HIV/AIDS research took place. The HPTN 052 study found that early antiretroviral therapy treatment could reduce HIV transmission by 96% in couples where one partner is HIV positive and the other is HIV negative. The study was heralded as the breakthrough of 2011 by Science, and was hailed as a game changer by many others, including UNAIDS, The Economist and The Lancet. The World Health Organization wrote a comprehensive guideline for TasP, or treatment as prevention, in June 2012, asserting that "TasP needs to be considered as a key element of combination HIV prevention and as a major part of the solution to ending the HIV epidemic."
Further, at the 2012 AIDS conference, the HPTN052 team presented their models assessing TasP in India and South Africa as "very cost-effective" as compared to delayed ART or no ART, using the WHO "rule of thumb" for cost-effectiveness (90% of the relevant population in Swaziland.
Yet even if TasP is cost-effective according to the GDP per capita rules of thumb, is it the most cost-effective use of resources to combat HIV/AIDS? When and how much TasP versus other interventions are needed? These critical policy questions can only be answered by mathematical models that optimize the mix of interventions and their coverage for HIV prevention for a given budget, not models that compare the cost-effectiveness of a new intervention to no intervention (no ART) or the status quo (delayed ART) with no budget constraint.
Till Barninghausen, David Bloom and Salal Humair have recently published the results of such a modeling exercise for South Africa, assessing "whether TasP is indeed a game changer or if comparable benefits are obtainable at similar or lower cost by increasing coverage of medical male circumcision (MMC) and antiretroviral treatment (ART) at CD4 <350/microliter" (see here, gated). The authors find that MMC is significantly cheaper than TasP in terms of cost per infections averted – $1,096 versus $6,790. Further, they find that most benefits result from high levels of ART coverage using the CD4 <350/microliter criteria.
Barninghausen et al conclude that the most cost-effective HIV prevention strategy in South Africa is first to increase MMC coverage, and then to scale up ART: this strategy would achieve comparable incidence reductions to TasP and cost $5 billion less, a figure comparable to total Global Fund expenditures on AIDS over a five year period.
While the Barninghausen et al study looks at all the benefits of TasP, there are certain benefits and costs they overlook. There are significant differences of benefits across different risk groups: for example, if MMC is targeted to the most at-risk men, including soldiers, policemen, truck drivers and MSM, it would yield higher benefits (for more on this by Mead Over and others, see here and here). Similarly, for costs, there are issues of diseconomies of scale in the production of TasP (South Africa; here). There are also certain tradeoffs, or production synergies, that have not received sufficient attention: a study from Burkina Faso shows that adding ART to existing health services did not increase the waiting time for non-ART services in Burkina Faso. Finally, there could be diminishing returns to program scale up due to the saturation of groups most willing to receive and use the intervention – this could apply both to TasP and MMC.
All in all, this evaluation shows that as new interventions become available, the need to assess and invest in the most cost-effective mix and coverage of interventions becomes more relevant. The UNAIDS investment framework is a start. However, if we want to get the most done with the money that we have available, reaching an AIDS-free generation, we need to maximize our impact on HIV incidence reduction – getting to the intervention mix and coverage levels that are optimal for that purpose, given resources available.
The Barninghausen et al approach is the way to go for the future. To maximize value for money, global health funders and technical agencies should support the development of these models –in close collaboration with country officials- for all of their major recipients.
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by: Kurt Schultheis | City Editor
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To read a timeline of the Longboat Key Club's redevelopment projects, click here.
To read reactions from Longboat resident and community leaders, click here.
To read letters to the Editor about the Town Commission's vote, click here.
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- Gene, your resignation speaks for itself,
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- Facts:
1) Key Club pays less than 40 thousand in land taxes a tear
2) Key Club generates perhaps half of 360 thousand in bed taxes a year
How does that pay for 50 million for sand?
We pay the town manager more than that each year.
Let's not start making mountains out of molehills.
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- Patrrick, VERY WELL STATED! Who's the "Joker" in this deck of cards?
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- To the Longboat Key Commission,
The commission has approved a redevelopment project that the Longboat Key Club has rejected as "not feasible". The plan was put together by the mayor, two lawyers or maybe three, the planning director, and commissioners(?) during an exhausting 72 hour period of consultation. Well guys and lady, I hope you have a plan B that will address the needs necessary for this island community to move forward because what you approved lacks a developer. The LBKC has left the table and takes its $400 million dollar project with it. Now you have to figure out how to get redevelopment on Longboat Key going with $0.00.
You are going to spend 40 to 50 million dollars for sand. This sand is to last last maybe 4 years? Negatiations are continuing with town employees over pay and pension issues. The unfunded liabilities of the current pension plans could be 25 million come October of this year. The north end of the island is washing away and homes and roads are threatened. Property values are projected to fall another 10%. Tax revenues will not be adequate with out a tax increase or a decrease in services, the Colony is toast, and that new beautiful "Welcome to Longboat Key" sign seems a bit inappropriate. The mayor hopefully has an ace in the hole or else all he did was overplay a weak hand and say seeya to $400 million dollars. But maybe Bob White will invite IPOC, the commission and the planning staff to a meeting at the massive Sarasota Yacht Club Convention Center to discuss the implementation of your redevelopment project. I suppose one could look back on all this and find some humor in this process except that it really is truly tragic.
The voters of Longboat Key look forward to hearing about plan B
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- You have got to be kidding me! George Spoll is now a developer? This is government at its worst and I am sorry to say that I have an investment in Longboat Key. Sadly, this is not a "good" thing for our Town.
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Visited here to continue on our quest to see California Missions. The mission is well maintained and has a nice gift shop. There is a small fee to gain entry to the Mission and its grounds. A very quiet and restful area from the old downtown buzz. There is free parking about 2 blocks away and it may be hard...
This is not the biggest or most dramatic or most complete for that matter if the California missions, but it is still operated as a mission! The two huge fir trees in front were planted by a sea captain to be replacement masts but he never returned...
We were thrilled to return to the Mission after more than a decade absence. I urged my party to visit the gift shop, where I was interested in a vintage St. Christopher medal. I needed to use the restroom and asked the front desk staff. She begrudgingly told me where it was. When my daughter asked the same question she...
I did a brief stop in Ventura to see the Mission San Buenaventura. It was founded by Father Junipero Serra on March 31, 1782. It is the ninth Spanish mission in California.
Others mentioned the parking, we were fortunate to find a space right in front of the Mission, metered parking. Small fee in the gift shop to browse the museum and mission. Enjoyed viewing the interior of the mission. The courtyard was filled with lovely flowers.
Cool old mission church. Pay and enter at the gift shop. Some interesting old stuff. The church itself is the main attraction. It only takes 45 minutes to an hour unless you want to sit for a while.
When in ventura you really should take the time to explore this beautiful and historic mission. It is one of the most beautiful of the series of missions the were built up and down the coast.
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Well hell. I waited up to make sure the time wasn't wrong. Had my gear ready to go and was thinking about post-apocolyptic strategies and then......
Nothing happened.
Here I am on a Sunday morning figuring out what to have for breakfast and thinking I have to go back to that stupid job tomorrow.
Thanks a lot Church of the Resident Whackjob! I hope the rest of the church's that share your Faith denounce you and scream from the rooftops what a complete sham you are.
Sorry, you guys got left behind.
Good luck with the zombie's and stuff...
Yup, I think I just figured out why there was no rapture....
If anyone can find a link to that preacher's web site, maybe we can emplore him to return all the money people sent him in fear of yesterday, the 21st. I am not sure of his name, but he has been all over the place warning of the Rapture. Stupid people from all over sent him a ton of money in the hopes of getting a reservation. I think the main dummy needs to send back the money he got from the drone dummies.
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I care very much and am very concerned and want to take action !
I cannot open my windows at night for fresh air while I sleep because the smoke from fireplaces and fake logs fills the air in Mountain View.
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I am fairly neutral on the spare the air nights, but why they felt they could not hold off on Christmas and New Years?
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America�s founding fathers saw freedom as a part of our nature to be protected�not to be usurped by the federal government�and so enshrined separation of powers and guarantees of freedom in the Constitution and the Bill of Rights. But a little over a hundred years after America�s founding, those God-given rights were laid siege by two presidents caring more about the advancement of progressive, redistributionist ideology than the principles on which America was founded.
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I would like to play higher MP easier.
A two sockets manticore will gives me little damage upgrade (like 15% at best) for an astronomic sum of gold. Belt, ring and helm upgrade would be cheaper and grant me higher DPS boost.
I paid my manticore 8mils and I get better DPS than 200m manticore 2 sockets. I think I need 1 billion to get that 15-16% damage upgrade.
I used asian calculator to compare DPS. I didn't compare with a ruby instead of an emerald so the second socket only grants me +100% CD.
Would a calamity be a better choice? I see a lot of 1700DPS calamity being used on high mp DH.
I think its up to your play style to decide which one to get. I haven't seen the calculations but manticore probably hits harder. Also, just my opinion, you should try using d3up or other calculators that help you get your money's worth for dps upgrades. I just recently got my calamity for 200m for fun and I only lost 15k-20k paper dps compared to my manticore. A decent dps upgrade from a glance for you would be maybe a WH that shouldnt cost too much.
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i keep both of my manticore and calamity
i use manticore when i go in a group, when i solo or in a !@#$ty group, i will use calamity
it is really all depends on whta your style is.
i 'grew up' using a windforce... never a xbow. I recently i switched to calamity for an even faster attack rate...
ive since tried to use a manticore, outside of a strafe build, and just couldn't get used to the slower play style.
but it's not as easy as calamity or manticore cuz your gear requirements change with both.
with a calamity average damage is more crucial than crit chance and vice versa with manticore.
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Rated 4 out of 5 by KauaiVirgins Great staff, great service The staff at this resort is all very friendly. The staff at Lava is fantastic! My husband and I had requested a couple of smoothies for breakfast, and it's not on the menu. They not only come through for us, but they also stocked the bar, so that we could have it every morning! Crystal and her breakfast & lunch staff is so terrific! Because of her and her team, my husband and I were able to maintain our diet through out our vacation. The room were as expected. However, the carpet was showing a bit of age, and the bed was not very comfy, thank goodness for yoga classes in the morning! Overall, great resort, great staff. November 16, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Mimie Excellent Location, Very Accessible to Beach My husband and I came to the island of Kauai in October 2014 after a week spent at another hotel, Sheraton Waikiki in Oahu. Considering that this was the third Sheraton hotel that my husband and I have stayed in, in all of our 4 trips in 5 islands of Hawaii within 20 months, our expectations were getting higher. After staying in Sheraton Maui in Blackrock and Sheraton Waikiki in Oahu, I thought it would be harder to beat those two hotels. Upon first impression, I must say that Sheraton Kauai excel in its own special way. After getting lost twice in trying to locate the hotel, I was not disappointed to finally arrive here. Coming from Waikiki, our drive was, at best, peaceful and unhurried. It was refreshing to check in at this hotel. At the time my husband and I got here, it was not busy, and that in itself was a plus. It was just a little bit of a maze to get to our room, but we eventually figured the hotel layout. Our room to my great delight was one of the best location. We stayed on third floor of the building looking down the Lava's and the swimming pool. We had excellent views of the sunrise and best of all, it was only a short walk to the beautiful Poipu beach. The cleaning staff were friendly, very attentive to our needs (amenities like mouthwash, toothpaste, more wash cloths and extra towels). Guest service even made a follow-up call to ensure that our requests were delivered promptly. Excellent follow-up! My only wish was that the cleaning staff would put the towels in the racks (which was left empty) by the tub instead of the pretty wood stand by the sink. My husband and I are so used to having bath towels within reach from the shower. The bathrobes are extra nice, very handy to have. At one time our coffee maker did not work, the staff immediately replaced it, that's just great service! The grounds were long and beautiful. Anybody who has the patience to catch a good sunset photo just need to talk a walk in the northern part of the hotel. There's benches and sight-seeing opportunities among the rocks on the beach, which was still accessible. Wear good footwear so you don't get cut by some sharp lava rocks. The swimming pool was an okay experience because as my husband and I preferred to use it so early in the morning, when it's not too crowded, we noticed paper napkins and plastic cups floating in it. But, that's what happens when a swimming pool is that close to a bar and that's why our swimming pool experience was a little less appealing for both of us. Although, I must add, that my husband loved swimming at 2AM in the morning when there was thunder and lightning all around us :) We liked Link café which was our only other choice for food service in the hotel. On two nights, the Lava's was open for dinner while the Rum Fire was closed. On our second night my husband and I came home late and we were both hungry. Instead of going to dinner at the Rum Fire where we didn't have reservations, Link café fed us. Otherwise, there were options to dine just across the other side of the hotel, like the Plantation Gardens, and more places yet just across the Gardens, which we learned later in our on-foot explorations. Overall, this was another excellent Sheraton hotel experience for me and my husband. November 6, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by CaliBeachGirl Beyond Perfect! My husband and I just arrived back home last night after an amazing 9 days at the Sheraton Kauai. From the moment we arrived until we left, it was perfect. The room was incredible. We were on the ground floor King Suite Oceanfront directly facing the Sunset. The grounds are gorgeous. The views all around are breathtaking. You can see the sunrise to the sunset. The pool layout was perfect. The cabanas at the beach they rent are the way to go! We rented almost every day and they service you right out there on the beach. So relaxing! We attended the Luau on site as well, and it was by far the best Luau we have ever experienced. The staff were so friendly and helpful. Christy the concierge was amazing. She helped us book several dinner reservations and showed us where to go for our whole trip. We were on our "Babymoon" so limited to activities and she was super helpful. Mateo, the server at the pool was awesome! He remembered us every day and was so friendly and great. He even remembered my food allergies I have the 2nd day we were there. Our housekeeper Shirley was so sweet. She left us a note every single day. We felt like we were so welcomed and loved coming back to the room each day! Janice in the Cafe was adorable! She helped me every morning and I will truly miss her. She was so sweet and kind. All the bellhops, hands down - so great. They offer you a free shuttle service to anywhere close by you want to go, and they took us everywhere as soon as we asked and were so friendly and helpful, they come back to get you when you are finished too. This is all included in your resort fee and it was so convenient. I hope we are not missing anyone, the whole staff was truly so incredible. We are definitely going to be making this our annual vacation. Thank you everyone for making our BabyMoon vacation beyond perfect! November 20, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by Kay12 Using SPG points at this hotel We booked three nights at this hotel using our remaining SPG award points, then paid for a fourth night. We used extra points to get a partial ocean view. Partial, is putting it mildly, to say the least. We just got to our room, and it is on the bottom floor. If we stand up, we can see the ocean. However, we are behind the Sheraton sign, and there are cars parked on the street, so if we sit down, we can see some water, but that is it. It could be a large lake, for all that matters. In addition, the room's air conditioner has a mildewy smell, which means we will not be able to use it, as I am allergic to mold. I called the front desk, and was informed that thee were no rooms on an upper floor for our "category". If this is how Starwood SPG members are treated, no thanks, especially when we used extra points to get a higher grade room. April 11, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5 by TMJones801 More of a MOTEL than a hotel The good: It's on the beach. Large rooms. The bad: Strange Layout. Requires Two elevators to get to our room (Not very accessible). Carpet is dirty. In need of major renovations. Limited restaurant selections. Far away from "Services". Spotty Wi-Fi. Small TV in room & can't connect your mobile device to watch movies or display photos. Uncaring staff when you call with questions. Going to call the Princeville Westin to see if they have availability and move locations if possible. This hotel is nowhere near SPG standards. For $300+/Night, stay somewhere else. November 9, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Kauai14 Hotel needs more "Aloha" spirit Our experience recently showed us that more "Aloha" spirit is needed to improve the hotel. From the Dining Room to the Pool services and some housekeepers more attention to customer needs has to be displayed by these employees. The employees need to understanding their job is to service the hotel guest. This was not done at our recent stay November 12, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Ecki Beautiful Hotal at Poipu Beach Kauai Hawaii at It's best! only the breakfast offering was limited in comparison to Sheraton Waikiki and Maui November 13, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Rebekah You get what you pay for When I need a place to stay in Poipu that's reasonably priced, I choose the Sheraton. The rooms are old and outdated but who cares, when you have the spectacular view of the ocean right at your feet? The beds are nice, the front desk staff are so nice and really take care of you, and the location is prime. My room was located on the first floor and I had the misfortune of being underneath a family and I heard every step above. I could even hear when the kids dropped something on the floor, opened the lanai doors, or used their bathroom. It is noisy!!! Get a top floor if you can - you'll sleep better. The Sheraton has yet to find itself in the resort arena. They are trying but failing. They offer a few daily activities for the family but my experience was pitiful. From 10 to 11, there was arts and crafts. I noticed that three children were making a Thanksgiving Turkey using a pinecone which was super cute. At 10:45 I asked the woman if I could make one too (I know, I am an adult, but it was included in my $30 daily additional resort fee, so why not?) The woman replied, "You have to sign up at the Activity Desk". I said, "Can I do it now? I'd like to make one of these." She replied, "No." Um, what? No one else is here, you still have 15 minutes to go, and what? At any other true resort, I know for certain, my request would have been obliged, and happily so. I wasn't going to make a turkey from a pinecone; I just met a real life talking turkey. Aside from that, everything else is lovely at the Sheraton. You can't beat the price for the location. I do believe SPG is giving the rooms a facelift as there was major construction going on. I'll definitely stay here again when I need to! November 11, 2014


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by Carol Metz
posted Jan 10 2011 10:36AM
Happy New Year everyone! I hope the Christmas Season brought lots of joy and generated lots of great family memories for you. For us, it was awesome! We made the most of our Christmas Vacation with trips to Gatlinburg and Myrtle Beach.
We also made an addition to our family - Little Charlie finally got the dog he has always wanted! She is a Rhodesian Ridgeback and was a gift to us from 2 . We love her and as you can see so does Little Charlie!
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