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Rated 1 out of 5 by krislach230 our stay The sheets were stained and there was hair on the bed. There were also stains on the carpet and wall. The glasses that came when we ordered room service were dirty and smudged. The food was not good and tasted old. There was also hair in our bath tub. Although the staff was friendly our stay was a very big disappointment and we will not be back October 6, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Bully Top Choice in Philadelphia! We chose the Sheraton Downtown Philadelphia because it was closest to the site of a family 50th anniversary celebration luncheon. Upon arrival we were upgraded to a club room on the 25th floor with an amazing view westward - the Basilica of St. Peter and Paul right below us, Logan Square and Franklin Institute directly across from us, and the magnificent Philadelphia Museum of Art in the distance. The concierge desk was most helpful with a print-out of restaurant suggestions, maps, and directions, and every staff person we contacted was friendly and helpful. They have a rooftop ballroom with floor to ceiling windows that we thought looked just perfect for a wedding reception. We would definitely stay there again! January 22, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by FindingPhilly Staff Made the Difference It's not often a person has the opportunity to get to know a hotel and its staff as well as I. Work afforded me the opportunity to visit Philadelphia for the better part of last year (nearly every week). I must say the Sheraton's staff seemed more like family than service providers by the end of the year. Having grown up in the South, I have come accustomed to expect genuine hospitality. Furthermore, I was not expecting to find this treatment among the hustle of Center City-Philadelphia. Quite the contrary, the Sheraton management and staff made the difference in my hotel choice all year. From weekly greetings by Patrick to helped with my luggage, to checking-in with Candace and Andrew at the front desk, I was made to feel welcome. Top it off with exceptional service in the lobby bar & restaurant all year by Nicole, Peter, Greg, Daniele, and Amanda. Breakfast with Nick or a coffee and danish with Marilyn, they each made me feel at home while away from home from the start. Thanks for taking such good care of me! I look forward to visiting again. January 10, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by Ping71 A 'so so' Sheraton The room (which is of course the most important when staying is a hotel) is nice, comfortable and big enough. The services of this Sheraton could use some improvements. For instance, there is no room service available between 11 am and 5 pm. Rather inconvenient when arriving from overseas. The front desk is friendly but hardly recognises the SPG membership. Housekeeping on one day forgot to check the bathroom amenities and on the other day to check the free Starbucks coffee pads. The room has no safe!!! Sorry Sheraton, you really could do better! May 19, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Squid Downtown Hotel in area that is desolate at night and while it may be safe appears to leave a caual walker at risk. Front desk does not know promotion codes for SPG guests and checkin required 1/2 hour and two people to adjust room rate to promotion code on reservation. At checkout another 1/2 hr was required to again adjust rate with different people. Halls and lobby of hotel are darkly lit giving impression of being in an old outdated hotel (which it is not). Room size is okay but bathrooms are small. Parking very expensive especially since accross the street paking is 1/4 the rate. Wireless cost money for SPG guests which seems to be a starwoods policy but is an irratent and makes one wnat to choose other hotels where it's free. January 5, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by madw A couple of things The hallways in the hotel were smelly, first of animals, and secondly urine. the room service was tardy the room was not cleaned the 1st day, till a call was placed. February 7, 2014
Rated 2 out of 5 by NewYorker Avoid This Dump I first stayed at this hotel in 2006 and recently returned in April 2012. I had hoped it improved since then but had not. I am a frequent traveler and often stay at Sheraton hotels. This place is very much "your father's Sheraton" and makes me feel like its 1993. The staff is very unpolished and unfamiliar with SPG process and rules. They did not allow for late checkout. Internet did not work well either at the hotel. The food in the lobby bar was terrible. My shower barely worked and created this screaming sound as water sprayed all over the floor. I highly suggest you look elsewhere in Philly. I stayed with a number of colleagues at this hotel, many with different travel preferences, and we all came to the same conclusion. April 25, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by Jeff79 Not Happy I was here for a conf. Reserved five rooms. The employee checking us in did not know how to allow me to pay for all five with one check. She over charged us for one night. When received our slips at check out, some of us were charged additional amount. Different employee fixed everything but now we have to wait for five reimburstment checks. My room had no soap, had to ask everyday. One day was given an extra bottle of shampoo to use for soap. The hallway to my room looked like it hadn't been swept in a week. It wasn't swept for the four nights we stayed. April 9, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by roscoesdad Outstanding Property The Sheraton Downtown Philadelphia is one of the most outstanding properties not only in Philadelphia but in the entire USA. From the warm greeting by hotel staff to the food fare both for dinner and breakfast, this hotel meets all guests needs. The rooms are spotless, the housekeeping staff diligent in their responsibilities and the appointments in the guest rooms made the room inviting and comfortable. The Club Lounge is clean and the food selection in both morning and evening caters to all culinary tastes. This property is unparalleled in hospitality. October 20, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by ShaggyMEB Not Such Great Facilities, Amazing Staff The wife and I recently checked into the Sheraton Philadelphia Downtown for three nights to celebrate our anniversary. We had never been to Philly and wanted somewhere close to Center City where we could stay using Starwood Points, and this spot fit the bill. We arrived on Thursday evening. The hotel offers valet parking, but there was no one who looked like a valet outside waiting to park the car, so we just self-parked in the hotel garage. The lobby space looks great and appears to have recently been renovated. We checked in with Javia at the front desk, who was outstanding and gave us some great tips about things to see in Philadelphia. We were in a junior suite on the 16th floor thanks to elite status upgrades. Unfortunately, this was where the hotel started to show its age in a big way. The carpet was spotty on our floor and looked unvacuumed. The paint on the doors and the wallpaper had lots of scuff marks and general wear. We found the same things in our room: peeling paint, dust in spots that should have been dusted, and lots of general wear. Honestly, it felt like the hotel just hadn't been very well maintained, and that rather than trying to make small adjustments and repairs when these things started happening, they were just left. We had no issues with the bed, but the other physical aspects of the hotel could have been and should have been better maintained, which really bothered me. For a hotel of this class and in the location it was in, I expected better. Things didn't get any better when several floors of the hotel, including ours, were left without hot water on Saturday morning, which required us to go 10 floors down to another room with hot water to shower before returning to our own room. It was like dorm life in college all over again. There was a sign stating that the rooms are currently undergoing renovation, and I'm sure that some fresh paint and maintenance can make these rooms feel good again, but overall, I found the facilities to be pretty poor compared to my expectations. All that said, the staff at this hotel was among the absolute best of any hotel I've ever stayed in. As mentioned, Javia at the front desk was fantastic. She casually asked us why we were in town, and upon learning that it was our anniversary, sent up a surprise bottle of champagne for us to celebrate with on the house. Dottie, who was the Guest Services person we spoke with when our room had no hot water, was very apologetic and accommodating, even providing us with some extra StarPoints for our troubles. We were greeted in the halls and in the lobby by nearly every staff member who we came in contact with, all of whom asked how we were doing and how our stay was going. At least one staff member who we'd had no previous contact with asked us how our anniversary was going, which was a surprise and a delight. I was extremely impressed by the staff here. Location-wise, the hotel is in a good spot overall. It's close to the beautiful Philadelphia City Hall and JFK Love Park, and an easy walk to lots of dining and nightlife options near the Center City area. It's a short cab ride away from places like Independence Hall as well, where we spent most of our day Friday. Overall, I would probably give this hotel one star for the facilities as compared to expectations, but the outstanding staff here is worth five stars. I would consider staying here again once the room renovations are complete because I was so pleased with how well we were treated while here. October 10, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Prncsz2012 Beautiful Hotel This hotel was beauitful and exceeded our expectations. May 2, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5 by Runner3181 Worst Hotel Experience I guarantee I will never stay at this hotel again or recommend it to anyone. Our room smelled like smoke even though it was non-smoking, the sheets were like paper, and the shower drain was clogged. My husband and I left a request for breakfast at 9p the previous night for delivery between 6-6:15a the next morning. At 6:15a I received a call from the kitchen saying they received too many breakfast orders to accommodate everyone's requests. If you know the hotel is completely booked because of an event, it may be wise to add extra staff and prepare for this to happen. If there is one positive thing to say about this hotel it is the exceptionally pleasant staff who always greeted us with a smile. Thank you for making this stay bearable. September 19, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by kac28 This hotel should be a Starwood training facility for "how to do it right". The Philadelphia Downtown Sheraton staff deserve raises. From the front desk staff, to the maintenance staff, to the Club Room host, to the lobby bartender, and of course, the concierge team of Chris and Eric. . all met and exceeded our needs throughout our stay. The view from our room overlooking Logan Circle was spectacular and if you have never slept in a Sheraton bed, put it on your to-do-list! Our stay was made even more memorable on the night of my milestone birthday. We returned to our room from dinner to find chilled wine, cheese and crackers with a "Happy Birthday" greeting personally signed by each and every front desk staff member. WOW This staff is professional, caring and so friendly. They turned our get-away into a truly memorable experience. December 30, 2011
Rated 3 out of 5 by Molly13 Good Location, but Smells Bad! We stayed at the Sheraton on New Years Eve. The location was within walking distance to plenty of bars/restaurants, and we had a beautiful view of the art gallery from our room on the 24th floor. It was a busy afternoon, but the hotel was well-staffed so we didn't have to wait for anything. The room was comfortable. Our biggest complaint was the smell of cigarette smoke in the hallways and our room. Even though the room seemed clean enough, I just couldn't get past the fact that our room smelled like an ashtray (even though it was a non-smoking room). Luckily, we didn't spend much time there. Although the excellent staff made the most of what they have to work with, unfortunately it seems that their hotel has seen better days and could use a serious renovation. January 4, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by Atlax Cat hair all over the room Checked-in very late at night, and was told the room I had booked was not available, and was given a twin-bed in a low floor. Went straight to bed, and realized only in the morning light that the quilts on the beds, the sofa etc. were all covered in cat hair!! Front-office staff only offered to clean it up, and I was in too much of a rush to argue about changing the room. The serrvice in the bar was very slow, since there was only one person behind the bar. The only good thing is the location of this hotel. April 22, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by LadiLuc 4th of July's This would be the second 4th of July we've spent at the Sheraton. Great location! Staff were very pleasant & helpful for the most part (two gentlemen in the lobby, concierge and ladies at Starbucks counter 7/4). Dinner service waitstaff could use some adjusting. The woman waitstaff seemed as if we were doing her a favor and took her sweet time providing service. Thanks to the busboy for his help. July 10, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by DRMJr Needs More Attentive Management For a large conference and tourist hotel under the Sheraton brand, the hotel experience was adequate. Positives were Front Desk (Mr. Koss and Shakura); front door staff; room was clean, beds a little on the older side but the expected high quality bed linens. Areas for improvement would be adequate staffing fo a busy graduation and conference weekend. Restaurant staff on the evening of Sun., May 18 were stretched but some non-wait staff from lobby attempted to help out, but I did not see any management trying to direct resources and service. And on Monday, single Bell person disappeared for 15 minutes and management stood in lobby chatting and finally came over to assist. One had the impression that when things were busy being slow to service was SOP. Not for business travelers! Details matter. May 20, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by laundry checkin after making reservations several months in advance, for three rooms, as Starwood Gold guests, check in was a nightmare! I understand the hotel was busy and most likely full, but that could not possibly be a surprise to the staff. With one desk attendant at noon, the line was out the door, the rooms were not ready, by 5 I had not rcvd the promised phone call, so went through the line again, went out without a room, got the call during the evening, and finally checked in all three rooms at 11:30 PM April 14, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Marlon1Disappointments Rooms let me down... To start the carpet in room 335 has began to buckcle right in the center location of the floor… if not address soon it will become a tripping hazard. The bathroom tub walls had not been cleaned in weeks… you could seen water stains completely to the ceiling. There was no comfort with sleeping… none of the double bed had any support or the pillows. I was up most of the night trying to find a posistion I could sleep in (not good for the back). The only good experience was there was a party the night we stayed. December 31, 2013
Rated 2 out of 5 by WCFieldsfan Many Issues I reserved a club level room at a premium price. On check in I was given a standard room. No mention was made that I was being downgraded. When I returned to the front desk and complained the room rate was lowered to the standard for that room. If I had not complained nothing would have been done. The concierge told me that the doorman would help me with getting a cab and giving the cab driver directions. In fact there was no doorman on duty and two homeless people were hustling guests to get them cabs. May 21, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5 by Ivygal Good hotel, HORRIBLE customer service for SPG. Wow. Sheraton - you left me (almost) speechless this time. I am an avid SPG member, and have stayed at more SPG properties this year than in any previous year. So please hear these comments as something constructive, and do not get defensive. Quite frankly - this hotel stay was horrible. Since I tend to be a glass-half-full person, I will provide some of the "good" for this hotel: Rooms: We stayed in a Junior Suite, and the room was well appointed. The views were nice (902 was the room), and the furnishings were recently updated. Floor: Overall, the floor was quiet - not too much ambient noise from other rooms or from the street level. Location: It gets a B- on location - the 17th and Race locale seems helpful on the map, but when you get there, you shortly realize that it gets sketchy just a few blocks away. Just fyi for those traveling with small children, aging parents, etc. Be prepared to walk to get to where you need - and just be aware of surroundings like most cities. Unfortunately, that is all I can offer for the "good". While the good was good - it was not nearly enough to outweigh the bad. The extreme shortcoming of this hotel is entirely by the customer service. From every standpoint, we, as guests, were required to look into the problems we had. There was never an "easy" solution offered by the front desk. The Bad: Room was not cleaned two days in a row. We were informed we were on a "green list" - and told the front desk and housekeeping repeatedly this was not the case. No one seemed to care. Upon asking for the room to be serviced, and being gone all day for 10 hrs, the room was still not clean. Housekeeping was on the floor, large bags of laundry were scattered throughout the floors, and many rooms were still being cleaned at 6pm that evening. In my experience, this is just unacceptable. Any large hotel in a major city worth their weight in customers would find a better way to get the rooms cleaned and hide the mess from the guests. We had breakfast coupons given to us as a comp for the rooms not being cleaned, and after we presented the blank vouchers to room service, we were told we had to call down to the front desk for authorization. Warning - if they pull this with you - they will tell you they cannot be used for room service. Push them on this - the vouchers are blank and just say "complementary breakfast". Here is where the true "beef" is - WHY ON EARTH are you making the customer (who has already had some trouble, thus the comped breakfast) verify they are indeed okay to use those coupons for breakfast? Second night in a row, and the room was not cleaned. This time we had been gone close to 12 hours. Same story - we're on the green list, they have a lot of guests that weekend, yadda yadda. At this point - we were fairly fed up. The few hours we spent in our rooms were dedicated entirely to figuring out what the heck is going on at the Sheraton, and why can't hotel management just make it EASY on guests who are already having a poor experience and voicing it politely? If you are willing to overlook a number of things, then fine - book an inexpensive room and stay here. However, if you are traveling with a spouse or family, and are hoping to experience the city that weekend - stay elsewhere! For goodness sakes - the headache we experienced this weekend was not worth the trouble at all! SPG - please please PLEASE make a work-around that allows your staff to help remove barriers to solving customer issues. This is just silly, as now I cannot ever in good faith recommend this hotel to family/friends traveling. A follow up to this - is that the hotel manager promised to follow up with us to discuss some sort of compensation for our troubles, and never reached out to us beyond a 9:30pm phone call the night prior to our check out. May 21, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by MONSTRO Never again I gave this place another chance and it was actually worse than the time before. First of all, it's dirty. The same smashed crackers that i saw on the floor in the hallway were still there 2 days later. Here is the horror story: A friend of mine was booked down the hall from me. He wiped his mouth on one of the small towels while eating one night. The next day after his room was "cleaned" he grabbed a small towel and it was the same ketchup stained towel that he had thrown on the floor the night before. This hotel should not be allowed to be affiliated with SPG any more. Three stays there and it got progressively worse. Shame on the management of this hole. August 15, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by PVJ64 Comfort, convenience, care Each staff member remembered the names of my wife and myself. One overheard that my wife was celebrating her birthday during our stay and several staff members congratulated her and the concierge sent up cheese and crackers, her favorite snack. Angel G was so gratuitous and during a snow storm and it's aftermath kept the walkways clear in bone chilling cold and only paused to help each guest empty and load their cabs. He deserves a promotion as he could be an excellent front desk staff member. January 25, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by tired No Sleep The hotel was fine, but there were very unruly guests next to us. At 12:30 there was a very loud and profane arguement in the room next to us, security came up to break it up. At 2:00am they started up again - yelling and swearing - I think security arrived again. At 5:00am there was loud knocking and the telephone kept on ringing, we finally got up and left. When we were checking out, other guests were also complaining about the noise on the 14th floor. Needless to say we didn't get much sleep! March 3, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by blockfl Worst Hotel Ever Worst hotel I have ever stayed at, but the staff tried to be helpful. Club level room was reserved. Told at check-in we could not have club breakfast. Issue was resolved, and we were taken to our room, which had not been cleaned. Went downstairs and had luggage stored, Returned hours later and were taken to a very smokey room. We were then taken to another room, which had only one bed for four people. Next taken to room with person in it. Finally taken to non club floor room, where we stayed. May 20, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5 by tassmannn Not a Good Customer Experience I made my reservations (with a cancellation clause that should have ensured my room) back in July for an event that was held in this hotel. Upon my arrival, I was told I did not have a room for the night, and was sent to another hotel. I was further disgusted when I found out from employees at the other hotel that this was not an isolated event, and in fact happens quite a bit. We had members tell us that they will never attend one of our events again…what about the ones who didn't speak up? September 17, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Pvd522 The staff was friendly and accommodating. Each and every staff member was friendly and so helpful! The young lady is the club room set up and served a fabulous happy hour. Front desk was accommodating of my disability and made my stay terrific. Will be back. July 19, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by SAblueyes The hotel needs a serious update I arrived for a one night stay while traveling on business. I booked a club level room, and was less than impressed. The hallways and my room smelled like cigarette smoke. While the bed was new/comfortable, there were red stains on the carpet, badly repaired holes in the closet door, wall, and hair on the bathtub and sink. The wifi also did not work. I couldn't check out of here fast enough, and would not recommend this property at all. Only plus was the friendly FD and bell staff. October 3, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by Steph1972 Will not stay again Stayed three nights on business. Had to move rooms three times in the first night. The first room, on the 6th floor had no hot water due to a hotel issue. (This room was horrible, so I was glad to move...carpets were stained and old.) Second room had soaking wet carpet in half of the room. I ended up staying in the third room because I was tired of moving, but it turned out to have no working electrical outlets in more than half of the room. Hotel was old and in need to updates. January 16, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by alecia The service was horrible! I was at the Sheraton this past weekend and had a horrible experience! The woman checking us into our rooms was rude and she sent us to a room that was dirty and then sent us to one with wet paint. She was unapologetic and tried her best to ruin our trip. She kept explaining whay she couldn't get us a clean room was because her computer wasn't showing her correct information. Really? You've been trained and this is the best you can do for your guests? Stay away! February 20, 2012


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I have been working on the Devin, Devine/Divine family for 20 years... Most of my Devine family was from Kentucky and love working... it just keeps going, going, going. Love to hear from anyone connected with the Devine/Divine, Devin.
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Hi, do you have any information on daniel r smith? I have some from a newspaper article.. I'd like yo know if any of his grandchildren are still in the area of harrodsburg or perryville. My son is his gggrandson. i would love to have a picture of him and minera. are there any in exsistence? I have been doind Chris's family history and this is a very important part of it.
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Thanks for the info you've added. My father's grandfather was Julius Tucker who married Melinda Devine. That makes us family in some way. Just wanted to say hello.
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Thank you very much for the information, it has been added.
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You're quite welcom. Did you get my email?
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I have more info for you if it's not a bother. Florence Lewis Divine' father is Pagie Lewis, his number on the site is, 137154249. Her mother is Loamie Lewis, her number is, 137165804. If you would connect them, that would be awsome.
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Hello. Isaac Lewis is William Lewis' father, his number on the site is, 57790012. Rachel Frances Cummins Lewis AKA Fannie Cummins Lewis is his Mother, her number onn the site is 57790056. If you wouldn't mind connecting them in the family links, I would appreciate it. William Lewis is my Great great grandfather. I made profiles for his son Pagie and grand son Wilbert.
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Barbara, I sent you a mail concerning the Devines & Hales. It may have go your spam folder. Just wanted to make sure you knew it there. :)
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Okay I see where it came from now, sorry.
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Don't seem to follow you here.
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no water as the taps would not work . alot of money for little
Great location, kind personal, very clean and tidy, great bed.
Not all personal speaks English well enough. In misunderstanding I thought the pool on the rooftop was closed, but the only thing closed was the bar on the terrace. Found out about it half an hour before departure :(
Location on the edge of the old town beside the cathedral. Rooms were spacious with lovely big bathroom. Comfy bed.
Poor quality ingredients at breakfast, messy tables and generally mediocre service. We were given wrong information not once but twice about local buses including the time of the airport bus. If you're going to give guests information, make sure it's correct!
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Excellent location, easy to get to by bus from the airport, lots of places around the hotel to eat and drink. Roof top pool and bar would be lovely in the summer
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Excellent location. Just steps to a lot of very good restaurants and shops. We will return.
Map and directions were not good. Did not take into account that there was a lot of road construction. Made the hotel very difficult to find.
We were only there for two days so didn't use the facilities much but the pool area is very nice, the whole hotel is clean, the staff very friendly and helpful and the location is ideal for sightseeing in the city.
We felt that the food was overpriced especially at 19.80 euro for a breakfast. There are plenty of cheaper places almost on the doorstep which give better value for money.
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The bed the pillows The shower The location was excellent for us The silence inside the hotel The breakfast available late if you please The friendly staff
Hopefully it is now fixed as we reported to staff on our departure, but shower temperature did not remain constant it flashed quiet hot at times. If fixed the shower and bathroom were excellent
the location was perfect. In the middle of town, close to many nice tapas bars, the historic sights, the marina, the shopping streets, and the indoor market. Roof top pool is a nice idea, the views are fabulous, but the water was freezing and the bar was never open (although on some occasions I noticed that the downstairs bar staff brought drinks and food upstairs). There is a company along the marina (QQ bikes) who organises Segway trips for very little money (10 euro for approx 20min). Malaga is absolutely perfect for Segways, even in the middle of the city, all surfaces are super smooth and you can get to most sites easily. Definitely a must!
The beds were VERY firm.
The superior room with balcony Bed linen & bathroom Staff helpfulness Position near the harbour and right in the centre of the city
Breakfast was not included Limited car parking and expensive
great place pity about the wifi especially after upgrading our room. But then a again so what , we were on holiday. Daft swimming pool up in the sky. Yep ideal place if you have the money!
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Check in staff helpful and jovial. Room upgrade for 10 euros per night meant we had a spacious room with a balcony. Shower powerful and a feast at breakfast!
Nespresso coffee machine in the breakfast room. Fresh coffee is preferable.
Everything - Location, weather, staff, room was ideal size, close to cathredral, breakfast was good - choice of foods, by far most rememberable is location - airport bus dropped us 200yds from hotel. Right in the middle of the city, with a host of restaurants right on doorstep, all in all a great choice, and can't wait till we visit again......
Roottop pool very limited space to move about, but fantastic views.
Location, courtyard breakfast. Inquiries made to front desk attended to promptly. Good breakfast, view from hotel was very nice. Modern hotel alittle on the plain side,
Had trouble with the in-room refrigerator not being cold and had to call the front desk. They sent someone up promptly, but the results were the seem. After sending someone up again, the fridge was still warm. I realised that this must be the coldest they run. Seems like a small gripe, but after a day of walking in a warm climate it;s nice to have your own cold drinks waiting for you in your room. My watch has a thermometer in it - the AC was colder than the fridge. It was the worst fridge in Europe, but hardly a deal breaker.
The room is clean,
Customer service very poor
The location, the rooms, the terrace and the service. Staff were very helpful and central local to the main city and the port. Enjoyed our stay and definitely value for money. Ate at hotel restaurant and staff were very accommodating to our dietary requirements. Lovely atmosphere. Would highly recommend.
Chocolates on pillows Bathrobes in bathroom Double glazing - very quiet Helpful staff Modern and well maintained
The bed was terribly hard which ruined the sleep. But besides that it was a great stay.
This was the second time that we have stayed in this hotel and again we were completely satisfied and can unreservedly recommend it to anyone. From the moment you enter the staff are welcoming and nothing is too much trouble. No noise at night but right at the heart of Malaga. What more can you want?
We were upgraded (for a small extra charge) but it wasn't really worth it. The standard room is so good.
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Citizens of Heaven
What is meant by our being citizens in heaven? It means that we are under heaven's government. Christ, the King of Heaven, reigns in our hearts; our daily prayer is, "Your will be done, on earth as it is in heaven." The proclamations issued from the throne of glory are freely received by us: The decrees of the Great King we cheerfully obey.
Then as citizens of the New Jerusalem, we share heaven's honors. The glory that belongs to beatified saints belongs to us, for we are already sons of God, already princes of the blood imperial; already we wear the spotless robe of Jesus' righteousness; already we have angels for our servants, saints for our companions, Christ for our Brother, God for our Father, and a crown of immortality for our reward. We share the honors of citizenship, for we have come to the general assembly and the Church of the firstborn, whose names are written in heaven.
As citizens, we have common rights to all the property of heaven. Ours are its gates of pearl and walls of chrysolite, ours the azure light of the city that needs no candle nor light of the sun, ours the river of the water of life and the twelve kinds of fruit that grow on the trees planted on its banks; there is nothing in heaven that does not belong to us. "The present or the future"-all is ours.
Also as citizens of heaven we enjoy its delights. Do they rejoice in heaven over sinners that repent-prodigals who have returned? So do we. Do they chant the glories of triumphant grace? We do the same. Do they cast their crowns at Jesus' feet? Such honors we have we cast there too. Are they charmed with His smile? It is just as sweet to us who live below. Do they look forward, waiting for His second advent? We also look and long for His appearing. If, then, we are citizens of heaven, let our walk and actions be consistent with our high dignity.
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The landscape of contemporary society reveals signs that we neither know nor care much about the Law of God. There is a general listlessness and lawlessness in the lives of professing Christians. There is also an absence of the fear of God in public worship and private living. Finally, there is a growing confidence in ourselves and an accompanying loss of confidence in God and His Word. Amidst this moral crisis, the message of the Ten Commandments can give us order, direction, and hope. With dynamic implications for how each of us lives every day, Pathway to Freedom will challenge us to think long and hard about the significance of God's Law.
A Study on the Ten Commandments in this soft-cover edition, Alistair Begg provides a 21st century understanding of these ancient and significant words from God. Jesus said to His disciples, "If you love Me, keep My commandments" (John 14:15). Learn this important truth presented in Alistair's clear and straightforward style. Learn about the relationship between the Law and Love, Jesus' understanding and teaching of the law, the age-old battle between legalism and license, and much more!


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The evening begins with a wine and cheese social hour at 5:30 p.m. with doors to the chocolate festivities opening at 6:30 p.m. The event will feature an all-you-can-eat-sampling-extravaganza from 35 chocolate providers (celebrities, individuals and area restaurants), silent auction, 50/50 raffle, Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is people's choice awards, carry-out containers, and much more!
Tickets are $25 in advance and $30 at the door. Special pricing for multiple tickets are Sweet Deal—Buy 5, get one free (six for $125) or Baker's Dozen—Buy 10 and get three free (13 for $250). They can be purchased by calling The Arc at (815) 965-3455, online at arcwbo.org or at The Arc office (1222 E. State St., Rockford).
Since 1966, The Arc has served this community, providing support and advocacy to people with developmental disabilities and their families. Whether it's helping parents to raise their child with autism or cerebral palsy at home, or helping an adult with mental retardation live safely, close to family, friends and work, The Arc staff is there.
State funding covers 30 percent of cost of services. Individuals and organizations in this community provide the other 70 percent through contributions and participation in The Arc fund-raisers.
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Dutch design company Studiomeiboom has created a lamp that would look right at home on your bookshelf. Their white plexiglass book lamp ($143, including shipping), is called The Enlightenment (for the intellectual movement of the 18th century), and will light up a dark, book-heavy corner of your home library.
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Just a belated comment on this... These lamps are great. And I know that for sure, because I own one :-D They don't get too hot because there's a special energy efficient little bulb in it. Everyone comments on it when they see it for the first time. Yes, it's expensive but it's made by a very small art company (this proved to be an unexpected succes for them!) Love my booklight!
Jyramiah 6 years
...why would I need one of those? I'm just trying to figure out what on earth would be the point of it. So you've got a dark corner you buy a booklight? Not clicking here.
jasmint 6 years
I like it.
jasmint 6 years
I like it.
sfbutterfly24 6 years
Super cool idea. I love books and for some reason addicted to lamps. Also I looked on the web-site and it says that 10% goes to charity.
UrbanBohemian 6 years
Ooooh, I like this!
UrbanBohemian 6 years
Ooooh, I like this!
amh678 6 years
I love this!
amh678 6 years
I love this!
books-and-shoes 6 years
I kinda dig it, but not for that price.
MandyJoBo 6 years
Oh, but I forgot to say that I couldn't use this because I don't keep books.
MandyJoBo 6 years
I'm a fan of integrated lighting and unique lighting solutions that aren't lamps or overhead.
emalove 6 years
Kind of cute.
Lovely_1 6 years
I think it's a cute idea!
Lovely_1 6 years
I think it's a cute idea!
wakeupandora 6 years
i LOVE this idea!
wakeupandora 6 years
i LOVE this idea!
jspeed 6 years
I like it, but it's probably too warm to actually sit on your shelf next to nice books while lit. Also pretty pricey for what it is.
aimeeb 6 years
Eh not a fan.
aimeeb 6 years
Eh not a fan.
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Well there is mike, but he is also working on the site =/
Same goes for Chaos rising =(
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If I'm not mistaken (haven't played it yet) it's not that different from Empire: Total War. So maybe they feel that it wouldn't be worth writing a review for, not the biggest team so it makes sense really. Not sure a review is really needed to be honest.
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There might be a review in the future, I'd certainly like to read one, also for chaos rising. But at the same time;
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Ping5000 wrote a very good user review.
I'd say 4 stars as well, but you should consider it an expansion to Empire rather than a whole new iteration (even though it is standalone). It feels like a more solid version of Empire, but with a handful of shorter, more focused campaigns rather than one Grand Campaign (think Kingdoms).
If Dave were to review it, he would give it 4 stars. I can tell.
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