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Philadelphia - "Philadelphia is dealing with a major crisis in public education. The children in Philadelphia deserve better. The focus should be on closing the achievement gap, not closing schools."
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Philadelphia - He only wanted to surprise his fiance with a special engagement ring. Matthew Camp of New Jersey never believed he would lose the $12,000 he had saved to buy it while riding on a motorcycle. There could be a happy ending after all for the man.
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Philadelphia - When the Philadelphia Eagles hired Chip Kelly as their new coach they expected their offense to gain yardage and score a lot of points.
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Concert documentaries are not often remarkable. But Ron Howard's Made in America dazzles at almost every turn as he chronicles Jay-Z's massive 2012 music fest in Philadelphia, which brought together dozens of disparate acts.
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Sarah Murnaghan, 10 years old, is recovering from her second lung transplant. However, she is awake and in very good spirits.
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Philadelphia - An inspector charged with the task of inspecting the building that collapsed in Philadelphia weeks before the tragedy has taken his own life.
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A building collapsed in downtown Philadelphia Wednesday morning. Local fire officials digging through the rubble say they fear that people are still trapped inside it.
Pennsylvania abortion doctor sentenced to life
Philadelphia - Updated on 5-17-13, 3:10 a.m., EDT Kermit Gosnell, 72, a Philadelphia abortion doctor, was found guilty of first-degree murder. On Wednesday, he was given a third life sentence for killing a baby he described as so big it could "walk to the bus."
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Philadelphia - Melissa Ketunuti, a researcher into infectious diseases in children, was strangled, bound, and set ablaze in the basement of her home in Center City, Philadelphia.
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ATLANTA North Face series coming to town For the first time in its four-year history, The North Face Endurance Challenge is coming to Atlanta. The two-day event, scheduled for Oct. 16-17, will feature 50-mile, 50-kilometer, half-marathon and 10-kilometer race distances. It also will feature a marathon, marathon relay, 5K race, and runs for kids under 13. BALTIMORE O's pet calendar benefits SPCA The Baltimore Orioles' 2011 Pet Calendar, presented by Southwest Airlines, is now on sale. The $1...
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Regional ties, TV ads pay off best for quick-service restaurantsPublished March 24, 2003 by NOAH LIBERMAN
More than other major categories, quick-service restaurants face a variety of challenges when developing national sports marketing campaigns. Keeping franchisees happy and catering to regional demands are often an impediment to deeply integrated and strongly activated sponsorship programs. As a result, many QSRs have reduced the amount they spend on sponsorships and have resorted to television ad campaigns that are tending away from sports. Dairy Queen has cut back on sports sponsor...
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SportsBusiness Journal/ESPN Sports Poll: Fast-food restaurantsPublished March 24, 2003
ESPN Sports Poll, a service of TNS Intersearch, in 2002 asked sports fans what fast-food restaurant they visit most often. Here are the results of that poll, as well as the percentage of fans of various sports who identified a specific restaurant. The "other" listing, which ranked second, represents a combination of dozens of restaurants that each generated less than one-half of 1 percent of the fan mentions. To read: 12.7 percent of sports fans chose Burger King as th...
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Fast-food sponsorshipsPublished March 24, 2003
The information below details the sports involvements of leading North American fast-food restaurant companies. Burger King Corp. Headquarters: Miami Sales: $1.72 billion Sports ad spending (rank): $65.8 million (16) Parent company (headquarters): Texas Pacific Group (Fort Worth, Texas) Sports sponsorships: Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association, Harlem Globetrotters Carl's Jr. Headquarters: Anaheim S...
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NASCAR Race Sponsor TurnoverPublished February 10, 2003
Listed below are the NASCAR Winston Cup, Busch and Craftsman Truck series races that have new sponsors this year or have lost title or presenting sponsors since last year. WINSTON CUP Atlanta Motor Speedway, March 9 Sponsor: None Former sponsor: MBNA America Bank California Speedway (Fontana, Calif.), April 27 Sponsor: Automobile Club of SouthernCalifornia Former sponsor: Napa Auto Parts Michigan International Speedway (Brooklyn, Mich.), Aug. 17 Title sp...
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Hardee's makes itself at home with Rams sponsorshipPublished July 15, 2002 by LANGDON BROCKINTON
Hardee's has scored a multiyear sponsorship deal with the St. Louis Rams that gives it a partnership with a second major league team in the company's new hometown. Earlier this year, Hardee's, which moved its corporate headquarters to St. Louis from Rocky Mount, N.C., in June 2001, cut a sponsorship deal with the MLB Cardinals. "We want to be involved with our hometown teams," said Larry Brayman, director of corporate affairs at CKE Restaurants, the parent company for H...
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Coast to CoastPublished May 06, 2002
BOSTON Bruins wear special playoff shirts The Boston Bruins had special shirts Bruins played in special playoff shirts. designed for the Stanley Cup playoffs with the team's playoff slogan "Our Team, One Dream." The Bruins also held a "Bruins Dream" promotion during the playoffs. More than 5,000 "dreams" were submitted, and some of those granted included meeting Bobby Orr, skating on the F...
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Non-revenue teams rely on football, men's hoopsPublished June 04, 2001 by PETE WILLIAMS
Editor's note NACMA AWARD WINNERS As part of our special report on college sponsorship, Street & Smith's SportsBusiness Journal profiles the 2000-01 NACMA/Host Communications Marketer of the Year award winners, beginning on page 32. The National Association of Collegiate Marketing Administrators selected its winners from four categories — NCAA Division I-A, NCAA Division I-AA/I-AAA, NCAA Division II/III and NAIA/Other ...
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SportsBusiness Journal/Harris Interactive PollPublished January 29, 2001
PROPENSITY OF NFL FANS TO EAT FAST FOODS General population Die-hard/avid NFL fans McDonald's 53% 69% Burger King 40% 53% Wendy's 29% 42% Pizza Hut ...
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SPONSORSHIP BRIEFSPublished January 01, 2001
Big South keeps Hardee's Hardee's re-signed as a sponsor of the Big South Conference for the 2000-01 basketball season. It marks the third year of sponsorship with the league for Hardee's. AK Steel titles tourney AK Steel of Middletown, Ohio, signed as a sponsor for the Kroger Senior Classic, presented by Firstar. The Senior PGA Tour event is scheduled for Aug. 27-Sept. 2 at The Golf Center at Kings Island in Mason, Ohio....
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COAST TO COASTPublished October 30, 2000
ATLANTA Students try their hands as reporters The Atlanta Thrashers launched a new program that lets high school students become sports reporters for a day. The day includes a pregame meal with the media and the opportunity to meet the Thrashers broadcasters and tour the Turner South TV production truck. Students will also attend meetings with players, coaches and team executives. The fledgling repor...
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AUTO RACING FACILITY DIRECTORYPublished February 21, 2000
These permanent racing facilities will host NASCAR Winston Cup, CART and Indy Racing League races in 2000. Title sponsors listed are title sponsors for NASCAR Winston Cup, NASCAR Busch Series, NASCAR Craftsman Truck, CART and IRL races only. ATLANTA MOTOR SPEEDWAY Location: Hampton, Ga. Phone: (770) 946-4211 Web site: www.atlantamotorspeedway.com Owner: Speedway Motorsports Inc. Chief executive: Ed Cla...


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Tony Cunningham, Managing director of CPS Capital Group, agreed that ``trying to promote yourself on an exchange you're not based on is not at all easy". But he said Australian companies operating in industries that Americans were most familiar with would benefit most from co-listings. Cunningham cited businesses in software development, key-card technology and website design as main contendors for investor funds, as well as IT businesses that had established a strong presence in the US marketplace, such as Liberty One and Sausage Software.
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While there isn't a long list of hard and fast rules when it comes to how you furnish and decorate your home, there are two key caveats — make it unique and make it an extension of yourself and your family. Industry watchers say many Americans are leaning toward more modern looks in their homes.Ideas for furnishing and decorating the home are available like never before. We're surrounded by an increasing number of home design publications, TV shows, and retail and warehouse stores that inspire us in transforming our homes into an extensions of ourselves. "After years of country chic and comfy clutter filling the pages of consumer magazines, people are looking for a sleeker, more modern look in their homes. The newest designs are clean and simple with sharper lines and geometric shapes. We're replacing those supersized recliners of 2000 with pieces of furniture that are more elegant and streamlined." — Joan McCloskey, editorial marketing director for Better Homes and Gardens magazine. And great furniture isn't confined to just the inside of the house. Gone are the days of flimsy plastic fold-up chairs scattered about the patio.
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WELD COUNTY, Colo. - A pursuit in Weld County ended Thursday morning after a car crashed into a fence.
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1. To the Snowden story system a crowning Pulitzer might have gone (Jay Rosen / Press Think) 2. Pulitzer board noted Boston Globe's use of a "range of digital tools to capture the full impact" of the marathon bombings (Joseph P. Kahn / Boston Globe) 3. The Intercept still hiring and setting up shop, editor […] more »
1. Reddit is having the same problem as traditional media: Defining what the news is (Mathew Ingram / GigaOm) 2. Netflix and net neutrality (Ben Thompson / Stratechery) 3. ABC signs on to Twitter's advertising program, starting with #Oscars (Todd Splangler / Variety) 4. Cut loose by UC Berkeley, hyperlocal site Mission Local looks to […] more »
1. E-reading rises as device ownership jumps (Pew Internet) 2. Facebook and Instagram teaming up with NBC for Sochi Olympics (Jordan Chariton / Lost Remote) 3. Local legacy media struggles in the digital world (Tom Grubisich / Street Fight) 4. Vimeo turns to Kickstarter and Indiegogo to find and fund movies (Janko Roettgers / GigaOm) […] more »
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"Is He Resolute—or Delusional?" That was the question on the cover of the May 14 issue of U.S. News & World Report. Tough call, but I'm going with resolute and delusional. President Bush is resolute about Iraq, delusional about America.
Militarily, Bush's Iraq policy is desperate but hardly crazy. If a string of "enoughs" go right, it might work. By "surging" more troops into Baghdad, Bush hopes to reduce insurgent and sectarian violence enough to stabilize the military situation in Iraq and the political situation in Washington. That initial success might lend him enough momentum and public support to sustain the operation long enough to do the really difficult thing, which is to establish a government in Iraq that is competent enough, and broad-based enough, to make and enforce a nonsectarian peace. If the Iraqi government can establish itself in enough of the country, U.S. forces could come home without leaving a civil war or failed state behind.
Many experts say this is what the United States should have been doing years ago. Attempting it now is a long shot, but there is nothing delusional about playing the best card you have, which is what Bush is doing. Where he appears to be kidding himself is not about the military situation in Iraq but the political situation at home.
Even under the best-case military scenario, building a passably effective government and tolerably stable politics in Iraq will take time. How long? Many experts talk years, not months—and those experts prominently include America's "commanders on the ground," as Bush calls them.
Freed from captivity as Donald Rumsfeld's sock puppets, senior U.S. officers are performing valorous acts of candor on an almost daily basis. Last month, Gen. David Petraeus, the top commander in Iraq, warned that the endeavor "clearly is going to require enormous commitment and commitment over time." This month, Army Maj. Gen. Rick Lynch predicted a "decisive effect on enemy formations" by August or September but went on to say, "I don't see there will be significant progress on the government side between now and fall." He added: "Counterinsurgency operations that have been successful in the past took a minimum of nine years."
The generals were doing everything short of sending up fireworks to warn that Americans will not know by September whether Iraq can be secured enough so that U.S. forces can come home. Rather, Americans may know whether Iraq can be secured enough so that U.S. forces can productively stay in Iraq. If the surge works, the troops would resume what they were doing four years ago: building the government, rebuilding the country, and (hopefully) standing down as Iraqis stand up.
Bush is, in effect, asking for a do-over. It is a tough request to make, and audacious in light of the administration's performance the first time around; but Bush warns that the alternative is worse, because to fail in Iraq would be a disaster.
Here he runs into a problem. The public does indeed believe that failure in Iraq would be a disaster—for Iraq. But the public does not believe it would be a disaster for the United States. To the contrary: In an April CBS News poll, only 30 percent of respondents said that a withdrawal from Iraq would increase the threat of terrorism against the United States, while 59 percent said there would be no change and 8 percent said the threat would diminish. Other polls have been finding for the better part of two years that the public sees the Iraq war as making the United States no safer from terrorism. The public, in other words, views stabilizing Iraq as social work rather than security work.
In the past year, public opinion has tipped from expecting U.S. success in Iraq to expecting failure, but Bush's bigger problem is that the public has rejected his whole strategic vision. "By a nearly 2-to-1 margin," the Gallup Organization reported last month, "Americans say the benefits of winning the war in Iraq to the United States are not worth the costs the United States would have to bear in order to win it." Bush believes that the United States cannot afford to lose in Iraq; the public believes that the United States cannot afford to win.
Bush's conviction that the public is wrong draws sustenance from the fact that Republicans, unlike Democrats and independents, agree with him that the United States cannot afford to lose. Gary Jacobson, a political scientist at the University of California (San Diego), finds the Iraq campaign to be far and away the most partisan war in the history of polling, with Democrats' support for the war running 50 to 60 percentage points below Republicans'. "There's nothing even close," he says. Partisan divisions over earlier wars, from Korea through Kosovo and Afghanistan, were reliably less than 30 percentage points, usually in the range of 10 to 20 points, and less than 10 points for Vietnam. To an extent that is without modern precedent, and that may be without any precedent, Bush is fighting a one-party war.
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The small village of Tarbert is wonderfully situated on Loch Fyne and is the gateway to the Kintyre Peninsula. Despite its small size, it's something of a transport hub, with ferries departing from the village terminals.
The safe and sheltered natural harbour welcomes plenty of tourist traffic and provides a great base from which to explore Loch Fyne, Scotland's longest and deepest sea loch stretching for 40 miles and reaching depths of 590 feet, as well as the Kintyre Peninsular and Argyll coastline.
Be sure to savour some of the fresh catch from the working fishing fleet; Loch Fyne is world famous for providing some of the finest seafood in Scotland. If you're here in July head to the annual seafood festival to sample some of the local delicacies.
There is also a lively music festival featuring traditional and contemporary Scottish music, held every September in the local hotels and pubs.
Walkers are attracted here for the Kintyre Way, a series of short walks of between eight and 14 miles, which join up to cover almost all of the Kintyre Peninsula. The first section begins in Tarbert, heading up past the ruins of Tarbert Castle where Robert the Bruce stayed on several occasions, including the year of his death, in 1329.
Local beaches are popular. There's Shell Beach, made from broken clam shells, and White Shore. Half an hour's drive away is Skipness, which is regarded as one of Kintyre's best beaches and has a castle to explore and lovely views over to Arran.
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FOX Sports North, in conjunction with the Minnesota Wild and Wells Fargo, today announced details for the eighth annual Hockey Day Minnesota event taking place this Saturday, January 18. The day will feature more than 16 hours of original hockey-related programming. The complete television schedule can be found below.
The telecast event begins at 9:00 a.m. with a look at the rich history and tradition of the Handke Pit, followed by previews of the heart-warming and inspirational hockey stories that will be highlighted throughout the day. A list of features can be found below.
The regional sports network will have a full team of on-air talent reporting throughout the day, including Tom Chorske, Ben Clymer, Marney Gellner, Mike Greenlay, Kevin Gorg, Casey Hankinson, Tom Hanneman, Anthony Lapanta, Doug McLeod, Wes Walz, and Doug Woog. Viewers will also see a few familiar faces from last year, including Brendan Burke (play-by-play for high school games) and Sophia Minnaert (sideline reporter for high school games). The broadcast team will receive exposure across the region, as well as across the US with select coverage set to air on FOX Sports 2.
Hockey Day Minnesota 2014 Highlights:
Fans can engage in a brand new social media experience this year with the opportunity to be part of the telecast via text and photo submissions collected using #HDM2014. The custom "squeeze back" social screen on FOX Sports North PLUS will begin at 9:00am. In addition, fans can win great prizes throughout the day from the Wild and FOX Sports North, like merchandise, game tickets and a TV truck experience, by using #HDM2014 on Twitter. The Wild will drive the conversation from @mnwild with several #stateofhockey related questions. FOX Sports North PLUS channel listings: Click Here
The State of Hockey Legacy Award, first presented as a part of Hockey Day 2010, will be presented to Lou Nanne, the Minnesota hockey legend who this year celebrates calling his 50th high school state tournament. Nanne starred for the University of Minnesota, the 1968 United States Olympic team and the Minnesota North Stars. Off the ice, he helped manage numerous United States National teams, and was the face of the North Stars as General Manager and President. Prior Legacy Award winners include Lou Cotroneo, Neal Broten and Glen Sonmor.
For the first time, FOX Sports North will incorporate an exclusive Hockey Day Minnesota theme song throughout the broadcast. "Winter Love" by Bracher Brown, which was previewed earlier in January by Paul Fletcher on Cities 97, will air throughout the day along with highlight clips and unique content. The track can be purchased on iTunes.
Another new element, FOX Sports North will debut a winter "Fan Express" bus on Hockey Day Minnesota. The fully wrapped 55-seat luxury charter bus featuring FOX Sports branding and Minnesota hometown winter sports teams will serve as a shuttle for fans attending the outdoor events in Elk River.
Hockey Day Minnesota 2014 Features:
The Handke Pit: A one-of-a-kind outdoor rink in Elk River, Minn., the Norman Rockwell-like site was formed by glaciers, and the natural bowl 'pit' is on the National Register of Historic Places. It has been in continuous use as a winter rink since the 1920's, and features extensive stonework and a stone warming house dating back to the New Deal.
Pine City: Brain cancer took Beau Berglund at the age of 25. The hockey fanatic's funeral was held at a hockey rink in Pine City, Minn. His memory lives on through an annual outdoor charity tournament in Pine City on Hockey Day.
Andrew Qualy: A Shakopee native and avid hockey player, Qualy joined the Army in 2013. While serving in Iraq, he was wounded in action and suffered a broken skull and shattered leg. Now back in Minnesota, the Minnesota Warriors hockey team plays an important role in his rehab, both mentally and physically.
Paul Martin: The Elk River, Minn. native and current Pittsburgh Penguin is arguably the best hockey player the community has produced. Martin gives us a personal tour of his hometown and reflects on his hockey memories.
The Reilly Family: Three brothers, Conner, Ryan and Mike, all currently play hockey for the Golden Gophers, following in their dad's footsteps.
Special Olympics Poly-Hockey: A heart-warming story about the Burns family from Owatonna and a reminder that hockey is for everyone. Learn more about poly-hockey, a sport only offered by Special Olympics in the states of Minnesota and Michigan.
A "FOX Sports Supports" partner, Special Olympics Minnesota will be honored as an important community partner on Hockey Day Minnesota. The not-for-profit organization will officially kick off their Polar Plunge season at Lake Nokomis (the site of the U.S. Pond Hockey Championships) with the support of FOX Sports and FOX Sports North.
The Hockey Day Minnesota 2014 schedule is as follows:
10:00 a.m. Rochester Lourdes vs. Cloquet/Esko/Carlton Handke Pit, Elk River FSNorth/ PLUS, FS2/FSGo
1:30 p.m. Elk River vs. Stillwater Handke Pit, Elk River FSNorth/ PLUS, FS2/ FSGo
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Hotel Lucia, Portland
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400 SW Broadway - Portland - Oregon - 97205 - United States Hotel Website | | 877.225.1717
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Excellent Value for Downtown Portland HotelSubmitted by: Patrick in 28/03/07
- Age Group: 26 - 30
- From: United States
- Traveller type: Business Traveller
Hotel Lucia is my favorite downtown Portland hotel! I stay here every time I travel to Portland. It offers luxurious amenities at reasonable rates ($130/night). It is located in the heart of downtown so it is close to everything. THe rooms are very comfortable and I guarantee you won't want to get out of those beds.
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Stay anywhere but here, and I did....from A TripAdvisor Member
What's the worst thing that can happen when you book a hotel reservation, pre-pay for it two weeks in advance (orbitz), and confirm your arrival with them on the same day? You check in, they tell you they are over-booked, and they want to put you up at a Doubletree north of the city. There is no manager on duty; the desk clerk is a like a clueless automated robot. Overheard from the staff: "It could be a nice hotel if they didn't have such big problems like this...." Moral of the story: All that glitters (the lobby, some of these other reviews) is not gold. Take it from this platinum mileage business traveler: Why chance it? Stay away. Didn't even get my money back. Lame.
Loved Hotel Luciafrom TrishLB
Stayed at Hotel Lucia for 5 great nights in Portland starting Aug 4th. Each staff member we came across was friendly and very helpful. We did stay in a Superior King and I think it was definately worth the additional $$ for more space. The hotel was definately a pleasant surprise. I also loved the location of the hotel. Close to everything in downtown and close to the transit system as well. I will recommend Hotel Lucia to all my friends who will be visiting Portland in the future.
Great stay!from A TripAdvisor Member
We had a great stay here marking our anniversary during the 100+ degree heat wave! The A/C was great, and the bed quite comfy. Definitely get a "superior" room for the $25 extra. Staff was very sweet, earnest, and prompt, and we were delighted to find a bottle of champagnge left for us! Two things we didn't love: a glitch in the computer system that had us checking out a day earlier than we were supposed to (this was easily remedied), and the fact that the showerheards were too low (not as easily corrected). On the whole, we'd definitely recommend this hotel!
loved the Hotel Luciafrom kickball
The hotel is great and the service is perfect. Its worth a walk around just to look at the incredible art and b&w photo collection. Perfect location, and Typhoon actually has a great breakfast.
Food and service were awfulfrom A TripAdvisor Member
The hotel has a fabulous, contemporary lobby but that was where the quality ended. The concierge was distracted and inexperienced, the room was small and noisy (traffic noise was horrible) despite being on a high floor, and the room service food from Typhoon restaurant was, to put it mildly, the worst culinary experience I have had in years. $22 (gratuity included automatically) for a withered, cold portobello mushroom with a slice of American cheese on top and a lukewarm Coke? Ugh. The hotel needs a major service training program. Teenaged staff with no experience and no grace doth not a 4 star hotel make. Go to The Benson instead!
disappointedfrom A TripAdvisor Member
After reading great things about this "boutique" hotel in various magazines, we were rather disappointed with our stay. The hotel is hip, but lacks the true comforts of a great hotel. Our room was tiny and bordered on claustrophobic. The bed was very comfortable, but with such loud traffic whizzing by on the street in front of our room all night long, we didn't get to truly enjoy the comfort of the bed. We would have much preferred a less "hip" hotel with the true comforts of a great getaway.
My Best Sleeps Everfrom A TripAdvisor Member
My husband and I stayed at the Hotel Lucia over a weekend in September celebrating my husband's birthday. Before our departure, I called and spoke to the reserv. mgr. in regards to a few special requests. Upon our arrival, I was impressed with the decor. The staff were friendly, if a bit inexperienced. I was disappointed with the room size for sure, very tight fit with a king size bed. The chilled champagne had no opener, there was only 1 robe in the room, the bedside halogen light wasn't working, the hand towels were worn on the sides. I made a call to the front desk, 45 mins later, I made another call to the front desk, this time the manager said that he would attend to the items personally. After a comedy of errors, 5 knocks to our door, we started enjoying our room. The manager was kind enough to make reserv. at their Thai restaurant, on the house, excellent. The bedside light never did get repaired. The best part of the stay was the bed. Pure heaven, we've never had such good sleeps. I had to ask the manager for the bed type.
I would stay again, but only in a larger room type. We had an inner courtyard room, so quiet.
I would stay again, but only in a larger room type. We had an inner courtyard room, so quiet.
s dream but crampedfrom hanlgt
We stayed here in August, 2003, and my husband hated the place because he said he felt claustrophoic. The rooms are really quite small. The hip and stylish staff look they are all about 21 years old from a futuristic Gap ad, and seem to wear only black. The furnishings were cool, but, we forty-somethings felt a bit out of place....I didn't mind it as much as my husband, but I literally could not step more then two feet while in the bathroom. In general, an odd hotel, I think. I would stay elsewhere next time in Portland.
Beautiful but loudfrom A TripAdvisor Member
My wife and I stayed at the Lucia over a Saturday night. We thought it was very modern, and comfortable. The bathroom was a little small, but the room itself was open and the bed was very comfortable. The only complaint we had was the location. It was great during the day, but at night we were too close to all of the night life, and had to listen to loud motorcycles cruising around the neighborhood. Maybe earplugs would help. If so, then the place would be great.
definitely a vintage rehabfrom urban_mom
The Hotel Lucia has beautifully designed small rooms and furnishings.
Yes, the walls are thin and you can hear every toilet flush and other sundry noises. I was mostly out of the room except to sleep. Room service was fairly limited. Relatively close to public transportation.
All in all, it was an okay experience and I wouldn't mind staying there again.
Yes, the walls are thin and you can hear every toilet flush and other sundry noises. I was mostly out of the room except to sleep. Room service was fairly limited. Relatively close to public transportation.
All in all, it was an okay experience and I wouldn't mind staying there again.
Top Local Tips for Portland
Use the MAX Right outside the airport is the lightrail that takes you to Pioneer Square, just a few blocks from the hotel. Do what locals do: use the great public transportation and enjoy the ride into town.
city with a noisy view from the top of the tram Bring ear plugs if you take a trip on the sky tram. The view at the top is nice but sounds like an industrial site due to the motors of the tram. Very poor acoustic design. Maybe noise cancelling headphones will work...
Farmer's markets A must-do for anyone interested in local food. Many of the vendors give out samples.
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- Address: 400 SW Broadway - Portland - Oregon - 97205 - United States
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- Embassy Suites Portland Downtown Hotel Portland, Oregon Distance: 0.4 km / 0.2 mi
- Paramount Hotel Portland, Oregon Distance: 0.4 km / 0.2 mi
- Hilton Portland & Exec Tower Hotel Portland, Oregon Distance: 0.4 km / 0.3 mi
- The Heathman Hotel Portland, Oregon Distance: 0.5 km / 0.3 mi
- Hotel Fifty Portland Portland, Oregon Distance: 0.6 km / 0.4 mi
- Hotel deLuxe Portland, Oregon Distance: 0.7 km / 0.4 mi