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We enjoyed the central location of the hotel as well as the beautiful view.
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Bed was very comfortable, excellent
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An overall excellent hotel. I stayed once before in 2001. She's the Queen of Santo Domingo
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The cleanliness of the rooms and the warm environment.
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This Santo Domingo hotel overlooks the Caribbean Sea, featuring tropical gardens and an on-site casino. It offers a full service Spa.
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This hotel is in the George Washington seafront, just over 1 mile from the historic Colonial City Centre. It features a large casino, swimming pool, a spa and views of the Caribbean Sea.
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Dominican Fiesta Hotel & Casino In Santo Domingo and next to Mirador Park, this hotel and casino features an outdoor pool with swim-up bar, and a well-equipped spa.
Score from 270 reviews
The cleanness and the comfort were exceptional. As for the breakfast was incomparably great. I like the fact that I can contemplate the Atlantic ocean as step outside of the lobby and in one of the rooms. I really believe that, Renaissance is one of the best for anyone to stay when visiting Santo Domingo.
We enjoyed the central location of the hotel as well as the beautiful view.
The hotel is very outdated and needs a face lift. Also the breakfast buffet is very overpriced.
Mostly everything about this hotel was good including the wifi! A little dated but this is being re-furnished as from next week closing for a year so I think when it re-opens it will be fantastic!
Had to pay for parking in the hotel and pay for wifi in the rooms if your not in a club class room. This is not as advertised!
The staff were very helpful when things went wrong and resolved the problems. The rooms are excellent with a sea view.
The wifi is not good! I had three different floors and it was only slightly better the lower I got. Not good when you rely on internet in your room. I don't want to sit in the lobby all night for reliable connection! Would not let me upgrade my room because I had booked through Booking.com????? What is that about????
Bed was very comfortable, excellent
room had slightly moldy smell as if it had been closed for several days without the a/c running
The casino.
I was wrongly charged for someone else's meal check.
An overall excellent hotel. I stayed once before in 2001. She's the Queen of Santo Domingo
Pool size. Some of the facilites were a little run down and in need of a renovation. I hear that this property will being getting an extensive face-lift coming in April (1yr).
The cleanliness of the rooms and the warm environment.
Expensive taxation
beautiful hotel, great location
nothing to complain about
location and pool
The beds were hard and very uncomfortable. The room was freezing so I shut off air and wanted to open a window for fresh air but couldn't. My husband and daughter ate chili dip and chips at the bar and got sick the next day.
Bad guest policy. No reason at all for a single guy to stay there. The only taxis allowed in front charge 2x as much, restaurants, food, casino, bar, stores, are all purposely designed to absolutely rip off guests, (16 oz bottle of water costs $4 when 10 times the amount in grocery store costs 1.50). location is too far to do anything about it so hotel takes cares complete advantage by ripping you off your whole stay and the rooms are too expensive for those games. grounds are too big and feel lost there. not authentic experience.
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shower head was loose fitting and could not be aimed.
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Need some change in the carpet.. does not smell good.
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Bathroom need renovation Breakfast it is too expensive and too loud.
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I did not like the overpriced taxis the hotel permit to linger out front.
excellent service. Polite. Clean. No noise . Would be glad to come back.
Staff very friendly and kind.
Lots of issues with the internet and the last day with the elevators.
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- This latest Oxford Companion comes in the well known Oxford blue binding and runs to almost 1000 pages.
- The present rugby club's badge was accepted and the club colours will be Cambridge and Oxford blue.
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- Old Wellingtonians from Berkshire, UK, may have fielded two Oxford blues but they were not prepared for the resolve of the Panthers.
- Former Oxford blue Will made a century and Lawrence made an unbeaten half-century.
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INDIANAPOLIS - The Indiana State Fair kicked off its 17-day run with its usual confections and hearty treats as well as alcoholic drinks for the first time in nearly 70 years.
Friday's start of the fair also marks the return of paid concerts in the fairgrounds' newly renovated coliseum after those concerts were suspended following the deadly 2011 stage collapse.
This year's fair runs through Aug. 17.
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A new state law that took effect in July opened the door to beer and wine sales at the fair for the first time since 1946, the year before lawmakers banned alcohol sales at the event.
Beer and wine is only being sold, and can only be consumed, inside the fairgrounds' Grand Hall in an exhibition space featuring some of Indiana's craft beer and wine makers.
The first person to sample alcohol under the new law was 67-year-old Ed Swafford of Liberty, Indiana. He tried a Bavarian-style ale during the fair's opening day Friday.
Swafford says he wanted to be first for the novelty of it.
Fair officials say visitors will be limited to three beers or three glasses of wine apiece. They also can sample products as long as they don't have more than 36 ounces of beer or 15 ounces of wine.
Click here to check out the schedule of breweries and wineries for the fair.
Coliseum gets a $53M facelift
Fairgoers had a chance to check out the Coliseum after it received a $53 million facelift. The facility has 7,000 seats, modern amenities, a new scoreboard and great acoustics.
The state fair even dubbed this year The Year of the Coliseum.
The Coliseum was originally constructed in 1939 and has a rich history. There is a section of 96 chairs that have been refurbished and were there when the building first opened.
From those seats, people have seen the heights and the horrors. The horror came Halloween night, during a Holiday On Ice show in 1963. Propane gas leaked from a rusting tank and came in contact with an electric popcorn machine. Seventy-four people were killed and 400 people were injured.
The heights came when the Beatles came calling in September 1964. The Indiana Pacers also played at the Coliseum and won ABA championships in 1970, 1972 and 1973.
"John F. Kennedy made a speech here which is a historic wonderful photograph. Governor Mitch Daniels was inaugurated here. Some of the finest horse shows that have showcased have been in here," fair executive director Cindy Hoye said.
The facility will be the new home of the Indy Fuel hockey team and will host 13 Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis basketball games.
The immediate goal was to have 150 to 200 events a year at the Coliseum.
Ways to get to the fair
A trip to the fair can go a lot smoother with a little planning. The fair has several different options when it comes to ways to get to the fair and places to park.
For $13 or less, attendees can hop on the fair train. That price covers a roundtrip journey between the Fishers Train Depot and the Indiana State Fairgrounds. The first pickup in Fishers is 8:45 a.m. and the last departure from the fair is 10:15 p.m.
You can also save money by taking advantage of the Pedal and Park program. Fairgoers can save a dollar off fair admission when they ride a bike to the fair. There are secured bike racks available near the Monon Trail and 38th Street. Enter through Gate 18 off the Monon.
It will cost $5 to park in one of the lots in or around the fairgrounds, but there is a way to get to the fair for free.
The fair's Park and Ride program picks up fairgoers at Glendale Mall at no cost.
"Park in their lot on the east side, so it's actually behind the mall on rural street and you'll see the pickup for the state fair shuttle. It's a free shuttle that operates every 20 minutes from 10 in the morning until 11 at night and you get right into the fairgrounds," fair spokesman Andy Klotz said.
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Yesh Atid leader Yair Lapid announced on Wednesday Karin Alhrar and Adi Kol as the newest additions to the party's Knesset candidates list.Lapid spoke at a press conference at Sokolow House in Tel Aviv leading into the January 22 election.Alhrar heads the legal clinics at Bar- Ilan University, while Kol is the founder and head of "University for the Nation."Alhrar's legal clinics are notable for their work on behalf of the disabled, Yesh Atid said.Kol's organization is "an original and unique model, unique in the world" that helps disadvantaged and less-educated persons take introductory university courses throughout Israel, the party said.At the press conference, Lapid welcomed Alhrar and Kol to the party, saying, "If you're talking about people who can change the system, Karin and Adi are exactly the model of how to do things differently."The Yesh Atid party leader described them as two young female leaders who "looked at the country and said to themselves: Instead of whining about the fact that things aren't working, instead of blaming others, we are going to rise up and do something about it."He added that his party's mission of changing the system could best be realized by taking in leaders on the rise and utilizing the vision and leadership of people like Alhrar and Kol.Alhrar said at the press conference that her joining Yesh Atid was the result of "familiarity with the weaker sectors of Israeli society" and their daily struggles.She added that as director of the legal clinics and working with the downtrodden of society, she deals with "thousands of cases a year," helping them fight for their "fundamental rights."Kol said that she did not want to "stand around and watch my country, my home, become divided, polarized, cynical and desperate."She added that she wanted to live in a country where young, talented people would want to join in public service and not where public servants were derided and in disgrace, as she characterized the current state of affairs.Both new Knesset candidates expressed their belief that Yesh Atid could bring real and historic change to society.Lapid started rolling out some of his top names for the party's list shortly after the recent Knesset decision to go to an early election.On Monday, Lapid announced that Herzliya's mayor, Yael German, and Dimona's mayor, Meir Cohen had joined the party and its Knesset candidates.
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The Government is neglecting the regions, he says. They're suffering. And Labour is here with $50m to rescue you.
That might not be much but at least it's a start - and a commitment.
Coincidentally, the Labour announcement comes three weeks after National's promised extra $212m for 14 regional roading projects, funded by the asset sales, which Labour denounced as an insulting bribe. Labour's money would be cleaner because it would come from taxpayers.
Regional economies have mostly been doing pretty well compared with Auckland. They have cheaper houses, better scenery, lower unemployment and less traffic congestion. Also, the Highlanders did better than the Blues this year.
You have to accept, however, regions have fewer opportunities. So we'll take the extra investment, thank you very much.
We may need it, since the hostility of Labour and the Greens to mining, oil exploration, aquaculture, dairy farming, irrigation and even collecting timber from trees that have blown over are all policies unlikely to be helpful to regional economies. Living in the regions, we recognise we are somewhat neglected. Labour has promised $1.4 billion to half-fund Auckland's central city rail loop, and that leaves less for other places.
There is also the reality of centralising government services and focusing resources into areas with larger populations. If you merge into head office for budget reasons, that's fewer jobs on the local front. Simple maths.
You only need to look at the neurosurgery proposal to shift services from Dunedin to Christchurch - which The Southland Times campaigned successfully against, forcing a backtrack - to see how the public views that way of thinking.
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Two Alaskan volcanoes are erupting simultaneously. Vulcanologists and geophysicists say they have spotted law flows on both the Cleveland Volcano in the Aleutian Islands and now on the flank of the Pavlof Volcano southwest of Anchorage.
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ANCOHRAGE, AK (Catholic Online) - The Cleveland Volcano and the Pavlof Volcano, both in Alaska, appear to be erupting simultaneously. Last week, the Cleveland Volcano underwent a low-level eruption event spewing ash into the air. As of this week, that volcano appears to have quieted down.
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Volcanic activity is always happening somewhere along the "Ring of Fire" which marks the boundary of the vast Pacific plate. Scientists have now known for decades that the Earth's crust is made of dozens of individual plates which literally float atop the denser magma below. As these plates collide, one will often died, or subduct, beneath another. In these subduction zones, volcanoes are common.
The Western United States remains relatively free of volcanic activity from Oregon to California because that region is no longer an active subduction zone. Instead, the massive San Andreas Fault marks the boundary where the North American plate and Pacific plate grind past one another. This is the reason why the Western United States often experiences substantial seismic events.
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He attended local schools in Enfield and was a graduate of Enfield High School Class of 1997. Dan was an avid outdoors man whether it be hiking, kayaking, hunting or fishing he found great peace being outdoors. Comment?
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Therese (Starr) Provencher, 87; Accomplished Pianist...
Therese was born on August 19, 1927, in Somersville, CT the daughter of the late Wilfred and Lenora Starr. She grew up in the Hazardville section of Enfield and remained there all her life. Comment?
Dec 24, 2014 | via Patch.com
Elizabeth Rita Magiera Brann, 73; Enfield Resident W...
Elizabeth Rita Magiera Brann, 73, originally of West Warwick RI and Enfield, CT, daughter of the late Sylvester & Rita Magiera and wife of the late Raymond G. Brann, peacefully entered God's kingdom on December 22. She is survived by daughters Debbie Filiault, Sandy Labier and Kathy Hornish of Enfield, CT; sisters, Joyce VanNostrand of Evans, GA, Carol Mayberry of Jacksonville, FL, and brother Tom Magiera of Kapolei, HI. She has seven grandchildren, two great-grandchildren, numerous nieces, nephews and cousins. Comment?
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