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The Welch House Inn offers unsurpassed views of Boothbay Harbor, yet restaurants, shops, and galleries are just steps away. Our comfortable guest rooms all have private baths and king, queen, or double beds, A/C, and VCRs. Delicious homemade breakfasts made from fresh local ingredients are served in our sun-filled breakfast room overlooking the harbor. The living room's stone fireplace provides the perfect backdrop for enjoying a book or meeting with friends. And nothing compares to the 180-degree view of the harbor from our third floor deck. Make us your choice for vacations, escapes, romantic getaways, honeymoons, weddings, and family reunions.
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4.8 on November 19, 2014
My husband and I LOVED The Welch House Inn! It is only blocks from the waterfront and all of the action, yet it is nestled on a quiet hill and boasts magnificent views of the harbor. Michael and Susan are the perfect hosts! And Susan made sure my husband had a delicious gluten-free breakfast option EVERY DAY!!! We HIGHLY recommend The Welch House Inn!
5 on November 08, 2014
This B&B is within walking distance of shops and restaurants. Wonderful views. Beautiful home and host. I highly recommend this B&B.
4.0 on November 05, 2014
Dropped in for a one nighter... It turned out to be a pleasant evening and morning! Accommodations, service, atmosphere were great. Great Evening and Morning view of Boothbay Harbor... A couple of more days are the only thing that could have made the stay better!
4.8 on November 05, 2014
Great hospitality without someone following your every footstep to make conversation, I like my peace and quiet. The rooms were beautiful (as well as the fireplaces), the view was spectacular and the downtown area was amazing. The host was unobtrusive yet provided all the most helpful information when it came to getting around the area and where to eat. Totally loved my experience here and will be back.
3.0 on October 29, 2014
We stayed in the Europa...which was a nice room. The view of the harbor is absolutely tremendous from the upper deck, and would be the main reason you would stay at the Welch in my opinion. A very good breakfast but limited. Overall, the room was charming but was less than we had expected...timer on gas fireplace was noisy and kept us from wanting to use it more...window shade was partially broken and let in light...VCR instead of DVD...tiny TV. My wives biggest disappointment was the tiny bathroom. I had my wife read this review and she felt it was accurate & fair. Overall, I'm a B grade, my wife a B-. I want to emphasize...a Nice stay overall...we've just stayed at much better for the price.
4.6 on October 23, 2014
Great hospitality, super views, excellent lounge and dining room, fine breakfast.
4.8 on October 17, 2014
This was our second stay at The Welch House Inn and it was as good as we remembered it!. Comfy Rooms and Delicious Food!!! Awesome views of the Harbor especially during sunrise. A quick walk into town. Great little shops. Plenty to do. Susan and Michael made us feel right at home as usual. Looking forward to our next visit. Margie & Randy-N.Y.
5 on October 16, 2014
The Welch Inn is a wonderful place to settle in and enjoy all that Boothbay Harbor has to offer. As soon as we arrived we ran right up to the upper deck ...what a beautiful view of the harbor! Best in town! Then it was off to go shopping. A short walk (1 block) down the hill. Michael suggested several places for lunch. We took his advice and had the most incredible oysters! We grabbed a bottle of wine and some cheese and headed back to the upper deck. I can't say enough about the view...stunning. Dinner at Ports of Italy (another suggestion from Michael) delicious! Short walk back up the hill is a little steep, but well worth it! Rooms at the Inn are clean, very comfortable and tastefully decorated. Slept like a baby! Breakfast was heavenly...their own homemade chewy granola..yum! Their own blend of coffee and made to order apple and pumpkin pancakes. What a great way to start the day. Community table setting is relaxed and allows you to share your experiences with other guests. A few of us headed up to Damariscotta for a fun day at the Pumpkin Festival. Boothbay is a wonderful little seaside town. Lots of great restaurants and shopping and everything within walking distance. Can't say enough good things about Michael and The Welch Inn. Highly recommended! You won't be disappointed. Already planning our next visit
4.4 on October 13, 2014
This was our first stay at a Bed & Breakfast. Michael was an outstanding host and Susan's breakfast was yummy, homemade blueberry waffles! We truly enjoyed visiting with other guests during breakfast. I would suggest that inn keepers do an evening social for those guests that would like to get together prior to the dinner plans.
5 on October 06, 2014
We love Boothbay Harbor and would never stay any where else. The view from the deck is spectacular. Michael and Susan are great hosts
Admiralty is located on the ground level of the Welch House, and has a beautiful view of the harbor from its oversized picture window. Admiralty also has direct access to our breakfast deck through a private sliding door. Admiralty has a king-sized sleigh bed, a private bath with tub "en suite", a gas fireplace, and air conditioning. The nautical-style decor includes numerous original painting by local artists and a wonderful antique-furnished sitting area.
Nightly Rate: $165 - $220
Captain's Lady is located on the second floor of the Welch House, and has an outstanding view of the harbor from its two windows. Captain's Lady has a king-sized bed, a private "en suite" bathroom, a gas fireplace and air conditioning.
Nightly Rate: $165 - $220
Windward is a corner room on the second floor of the Welch House, and has a spectacular view of the harbor and the open ocean. Three windows provide gentle sea breezes. Windward has a king-sized four poster bed, a gas fireplace and air conditioning. The classic dark blue and tan decor includes painting and sculpture. The private bathroom is across the hall, numbered and locked for your private use only, and features a shower and a double sink set into a mirrored antique dresser. We provide bathrobes for your convienence.
Nightly Rate: $165 - $220
China Trade is a corner room on the second floor of the Welch House, and has a beautiful view of the gardens, the west side of the harbor, and mill cove. China Trade has a king-sized bed, a private "en suite" bathroom with a whirlpool tub, a gas fireplace and air conditioning.
Nightly Rate: $175 - $230
Europa is located on the second floor of the Welch House, and has a view of the east side of the harbor. Europa has a queen-sized cameo platform bed, a private "en suite" bathroom with shower, a gas fireplace and air conditioning. The european-style decor includes a beautiful antique oak sideboard and several engravings from France, Germany and England.
Nightly Rate: $155 - $205
Leeward is a corner room on the second floor of the Welch House, and overlooks the chestnut tree, gardens and town. Leeward has a queen-sized cameo bed and a private "en suite" bathroom with shower and pedestal sink, and a gas fireplace.
Nightly Rate: $155 - $195
Southern Cross is located on the top floor of the Welch House, and has a spectacular view of the harbor straight out to the open ocean, as well as sunsets over Mill Cove. Southern Cross has a king-sized sleigh bed, a private bathroom, and air conditioning. The private bath with shower features a dimond inset window and pedestal sink. The bathroom is located across hall and is numbered and locked for private use only. Bathrobes are provided for your convience.
Nightly Rate: $145 - $215
Southport is located on the top floor of the Welch House, and has a excellent view of Mill Cove. Southport has both a king-sized bed and a twin bed, a private bathroom and air conditioning. The private bathroom is located down the hall, and is numbered and locked for private use only. Bathrobes are provided for your convience.
Nightly Rate: $145 - $215
The Crow's Nest is located on the top floor of the Welch House, and has views of the town and the inner harbor. The Crow's Nest has a queen-sized sleigh bed, beautiful marble-topped antiques, a private bathroom "en suite", and air conditioning.
Nightly Rate: $145 - $195
Helmsman is a seasonal room located in our "Sail Loft" building, with a view of downtown and the Head of the Harbor. Helmsman has a double bed, a private bathroom "en suite" and air conditioning.
Nightly Rate: $110 - $145
Harbormaster is a seasonal room located in our "Sail Loft" building, and has a spectacular view of the harbor. Harbormaster has a queen-sized sleigh bed, a private bathroom "en suite" and air conditioning.
Nightly Rate: $145 - $185
Navigator is a seasonal room located in our "Sail Loft" building, and has a excellent view of the harbor. Navigator has two double beds, a private bathroom "en suite" and air conditioning.
Nightly Rate: $145 - $185
Deepwater is a seasonal room located in our "Sail Loft" building, and has a pretty view of the harbor. Deepwater has a king-sized iron bed, a private "en suite" bathroom and air conditioning.
Nightly Rate: $145 - $185
Seafoam is a seasonal room located in our "Sail Loft" building, and has a pretty view of the harbor. Seafoam has two double beds, a private bathroom "en suite" and air conditioning.
Nightly Rate: $145 - $185
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TAKE ROUTE 95 NORTH TO PORTLAND, watching for signs to the Boothbay Harbor Region via exit 52 (old exit 9). TAKE EXIT 52 FOR Route 295 NORTH toward Freeport & Yarmouth. ON ROUTE 295 IN TOPSHAM, TAKE EXIT 31 (old exit 24) TO ROUTE 1 NORTH, following the signs to the Route 1 connector. Follow Route 1 north through Bath (over the bridge), and into the town of Wiscasset. After the Sheepscot River bridge in Wiscasset, you'll see signs for the Boothbay Harbor Region and route 27 south. TAKE A RIGHT ONTO ROUTE 27 SOUTH. Follow Route 27 south toward the center of Boothbay Harbor (10 miles). You'll go straight through a set of lights by the Hannaford's grocery store just before you come into town. When you come to a stop sign, you'll see the public library on your right. Take a right at the stop sign onto McKown Street, and STAY STRAIGHT on McKown Street and GO UP THE HILL, keeping the Type A Café on your right (DO NOT follow route 27 past the Bath Savings bank). You'll see the sign for The Welch House under a huge chestnut tree just as you crest the hill.
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Derek: My perfect little life. Have you been paying attention at all?
Miranda: Yeah, I pay attention. I pay attention! I pay attention to people in all walks of life, all types. I notice people. I see people. It's guys like you who don't see people like me.
Derek: I don't see you?
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Derek: Mmm. Band uniform. Really?
Miranda: Do I look like I wanna be mocked by you right now?
Derek: No, you don't. I'm just gonna say one thing. In high school, I was 110 pounds, and I hadn't yet figured out hair product, so I had a big afro. And, um, I had acne... and I too, wore a band uniform. Sax.
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Miranda: Sit down.
Derek: What?
Miranda: Sit down!
Derek: You ok?
Miranda: What do you care? With your hair products and your perfect little face, perfect little life. What do you care how I am?
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Mark: I was on the football team!
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In a world with nothing much of interest happening (apparently), the internet got all aflutter when it was announced that James Bond would drink a Heineken in Skyfall. People everywhere were freaking the hell out while "news" outlets capitalized on the fact that they have no integrity by plastering misleading headlines everywhere. Just like this one: James Bond Will Swig a Heineken Instead of a Martini. That's from Time Magazine's online presence. People used to respect Time Magazine. I say used to assuming that there's only so much bullshit one can suffer before you stop respecting something. Granted, this is "only" the on-line face of Time Magazine, but hey, it's a slippery slope, right? Here's what we know: Heineken has secured a product placement deal with Skyfall. In one scene, James Bond will drink a Heineken. I'm not sure how that translates into "Bond will no longer drink martinis and will instead only drink Heineken beer forever and ever." I mean, unless you don't give a shit about accurately reporting stories. Then you might as well headline "Skyfall to feature Heineken Advertising Everywhere and Bond Hates Vodka and Drinks Beer and Also He Might Be Gay Now." Because why not? Granted – exaggeration. But so is saying Bond is drinking beer instead of martinis.
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Only 1 night .Cant fault it. Well furnished room and nice pool.
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Great base to visit all the theme parks
Quality Inn Plaza is an excellent base to enable you to visit all the theme parks, whether you are a driver or non driver. Rooms are cleaned to a high standard daily and offering 3 large pools, a lite bite supermarket and Sports Bar, it is all you need! No unnecessary fancy frills if you are looking for somewhere to chill out after a busy day at the Parks!
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Good hotel if you ask for a quiet room. In the back of the hotel, you are in front of the road with some noise. Possibility to take a breakfast in the restaurant. Front desk is ok. fridge, microwave and TV in the room.
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Visit April 2003, Quality inn on par with a UK travel inn,good basic acomadation,a place to rest after a busy day at the parks,all the parks first class and out of this world,live the dream! PIRATES DINNER on carrier drive give it a miss! Expensive, second rate production,luke warm food,rushed service,management rude when faced with a dissapointed family given false information by their staff!
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Clean rooms, 3 large pools, lots of good entertainment within walking distance. Go to the hotel bar (Zebra's) and see David. He's a blast !! GREAT DEAL for your money.
Average Hotel in good Location
A large Motel with 3 small pools. Decor could do with a revamp. Rooms of a Motel Standard, but not enough storage space for anything other than a short stay. I had trouble with idiots banging on the door & ringing me up in the middle of the night which we could of done without. Safes in the room were also ancient which didn't inspire confidence in their security . Location was good though as the Hotel is located at the quieter end of International Drive. A car is required if u visit Disney otherwise the I Trolley stops right outside.Stayed end of April 2003
February 2003
Have stayed at the Quality Inn Plaza 9 times over the last 10 years. The hotel is very average, functional and clean, but couldn't be in a better location. Situated centrally between Seaworld and Universal and only a short drive from WDW. The hotel restaurant can get crowded, but with 5 restaurants adjacent to the car park and lots more just over the road or within easy walking distance, this isn't a problem. The bar is small for the size of hotel, but have never had a problem getting a seat, and we are always made welcome. This year we took a party of 11 members of family, many of who had not been to Orlando before, and all are planning to return.
Functional, basic, reasonably priced
The motel is extremely large and very busy, with coaches arriving and departing day and night. Rooms are clean and functional - nothing fancy. Pools back on to the I4 (as do most on this side of the road) and the car park - the pools are small and busy - but clean. Cafe has excellent range of goods and bar is pleasant if small for the size of hotel. Restaurant is not cheap - but there are a variety of places close by. Reception staff harried and not very helpful.Good location. Overall: If you want to stay in Orlando at a cheap and functional motel this will do the job. Personally, too busy and noisy - not where to rest after a day at the theme parks!
Very good value for money
have stayed at the hotel 4 times. one of the best hotels on the drive. everything you need is on site. staff are friendly and helpful. great hotel for kids. highly recommend it to anyone. great hotel for a base,you can go on the ihop bus down the drive to beltz or walk to the pointe or the mecardo.
try it you will love it.
Better Than Expected / April 2002
The lobby was pleasant, the buffet restaurant a little expensive, but fairly good food. Loved the gift shop! We had a ground floor room near the pool and lobby (restaurant), very convenient. I would not have liked one further away. The pool was average, but clean. The room was clean and well stocked. The refrigerator and microwave were very convenient! The snack shop was very handy. We didn't make it to the lounge, but it looked fun. The only disappointment was the price for the shuttle service to WDW. It was $11 per person, per day. (Did not know that when booking the room) We only went to Disney 2 days, but the 4 of us spent $88 on shuttle, very expensive but it offered muliple times, I've heard some hotel's free shuttles only offer once in morning and once at night. We came back to hotel early and swam when we got tired of walking at Disney. Point Orlando across the street(cool shopping center)very nice diversion. Would highly recommend this hotel, but be prepared to dish out $$ for shuttle service to Disney. (Universal Shuttle Free!)
Good value for money
Both me and my husband have been to Florida for the past 6 years the theme parks and International Drive being the main attraction, we have stayed at Quality Inn Plaza twice as it is convenient and close to all attractions. Although very basic, a very friendly hotel and the Zebra Bar is a must!! outstanding service and bar snacks very good!!
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Ubisoft's I Am Alive has been re-announced as a downloadable XBLA and PSN game.
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I Am Alive was engineered to create a convincing, post-disaster world in which players are faced with thought-provoking choices.
I Am Alive follows an everyman's journey to find his wife and daughter, who were lost during the 'Event.' A year later, he finds Haventon, his hometown, in shambles. Buildings are destroyed, toxic ash fills the streets, and society has been torn, causing inhabitants to take all necessary actions to survive.
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Sure. And that's part of why I never proposed that the Canucks go after him. I've said the above paragraph repeatedly, that he's a transformed Floridian now.
That doesn't mean that there wouldn't be a lot of teams that would have interest, should he decide to want to play elsewhere.
Like I said, the only team that I could imagine would have any interest would be the Calgary Flames.
There was a time when acquiring Lecavalier may have made sense - that was back in 2001 when he was a young 20 goal scorer who was nevertheless in the Tampa doghouse and could have been acquired at a low - the -19, -25, -26 kind of one way play may have had something to do with that.
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Its odd when a writer you like passes away, as Ryan has, i haven't been a member of Giant Bomb very long, but i have been digging the site for a while, and have made up time by watching old TNT, and other live shows.
That fact that i am so profoundly upset, yet haven't met him or even known of him very long is at odds with the void that i know he has left. I suppose it ultimately comes down to this- Ryan, along with the rest of the staff has been with me for at least 3 hours a week for the past 3 years. It really sad to think that a part of the team i loved is gone, that the dynamic has permanently changed, and how terrible it must feel to be in the office without him, because, every video i watched, every I love Mondays, every mailbag, it was clear how happy Ryan was, just to be there with his friends, doing what he loved.
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In addition to the microconferences, the LPC schedule includes evening social events designed to get attendees away from conference rooms and introduce them to Portland at large.
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Horror! Sci-fi! All manner of strange happenings!
Writer and avid reader, BP Gregory was always an oddment to justify the most terrible things. With such tales, you shouldn't always feel comfortable or safe.
New epic science fiction/horror novel Outermen is now available. In a world without sun or universe the void has spat back Michael Formir, splintered in mind and body. It falls to Cathy to extract from his blasted, wandering mind the horrifying secret to Outside.
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I've seen/repaired a few laptops where the cable between the laptop and screen has become damaged through repeated bending of the cable as the lid opens and closes.
I've got a Fujitsu Siemens Amillo LI1718 which had a broken screen. I replaced the screen and all was fine when I tested it, however a few days later the laptop was returned to me and the screen wasn't working. I checked all the connections but they were properly seated, yet still the screen wouldn't display anything. I closed and opened the lid a few times and briefly got the display working. Figuring it wasn't the screen at fault I replaced the power inverter but still no joy. So I had the screen replaced again as I guessed it was faulty. However now I've got another new screen in I still have the same problem. Once again I opened a closed the lid a few times and got the display to work briefly, so I know that the screen does work.
I've tested the laptop's vga output and this works fine, so it doesn't appear to be a graphics card fault. I thought it might be the switch that detects the lid is closed on the laptop but as the vga output seems to be working even when the laptop screen isn't, I can't see that to be the problem. That only leaves me with the possibility of something shorting out the screen.
I'm getting really frustrated by this now. Does anyone have any other suggestions I can try?
I've seen/repaired a few laptops where the cable between the laptop and screen has become damaged through repeated bending of the cable as the lid opens and closes.
Any idea where I might be able to get hold of a replacement cable and what it's proper name is so I look for the right thing? So far not getting the right matches searching ebay.
These cables are called: LCD screen cable
I have found one on ebay as "Make Offer" item number 170449911689
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Not sure i might of drove them all off if so my bad
You guys here are some of the most stupid and insulting people out there. I say to you all fuc.k you all. I am really tired of you guys judging me and thinking your above me. Only god can judge me. Later all. Enjoy your onrpg . I come here and be nice to you guys and yet you choose to call me names. Thats fine i dont need you all any more. Bye
We used to be competitive with mmorpg.com aka that other site that should not be named.
But they got better journalists and interviews and reviews than we did. So people look at their website and not ours.
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Last read: You Just Don't Understand!: Women and Men in Conversations by Deborah Tannen (A MUST READ), A Child Named "It" by Dave Pelzer (NOT BAD), A Dance With Dragons by GRRM (4.5/5)
Interested in why I picked these books, or want to recommend me some more? Just pm me. I love books.
i looked at their off-topic forum and they have no sense of humour at all.
also their forum looks ugly.
i think we won in the ways that really matter
I hate TALKING. to PEOPLE. about THINGS.
Online gaming is currently pretty stale and more people are using other methods of communication such as reddit, facebook, and twitter. Also our chatbox removes the need for a lot of threads.
That's why the majority of the regular users are "old."
It kinda reminds me of the local court. It's where all the men used to hang out. They became old men. They died. Now there's just a few old worn benches in front of a building.
Last edited by FarmerM; 08-26-2014 at 04:09 AM.
+reps for unexpected glimmer of poetic soul
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farmer, you are confusing to me. sometimes you post great stuff and show insight and are funny, and also you do game giveaways and rad stuff, and then you turn on a dime and say things that make me roll my eyes and want to shun you lol. it's like yr two different people using the same account
edit: i guess everyone is like that tho. whoa, deep.
Last edited by postrook; 08-26-2014 at 04:20 AM.
I hate TALKING. to PEOPLE. about THINGS.
"Should've known you'd bring me heartache, almost lovers always do.
Never gonna change my mind, we can leave it all behind."
Don't depend too much on anyone in this world because even your own shadow leaves you when you are in darkness.
I hate TALKING. to PEOPLE. about THINGS.