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Brian Hamilton considers the work he's doing on the new Children's Hospital in Birmingham a chance of a lifetime for his three-year-old company.
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And once the new $571 million building comes out of the ground, other local minority contractors will have the same opportunity through a mentor/protégé program Hoar is launching to boost minority participation on the hospital project.
"I was mentored all my life and I'm grateful for that advantage," said Hoar President Rob Burton. "But that's what's missing. We want to find those contractors to coach and mentor and to succeed and compete. And that's what we've found in Brian."
Hamilton and his company will shadow Hoar through the massive project's construction management, a process that has Hoar opening its books and business operations to the entrepreneur.
"We saw (Brian's) desire and saw that he cared to get an education," said Burton of Hamilton, who is a civil engineer and has obtained a law degree. "But companies like his need exposure and opportunity."
And more local minority-owned and disadvantaged business need that same exposure, said Burton.
So as infrastructure work on the building begins, Hoar and project partner BE&K are encouraging subcontractors to implement the same strategy – either by mentoring, minority inclusion or both.
"We are asking subcontractor firms to follow the same pattern," he said. "And in some cases they are. It's in their contract."
So far, with the building not yet out of the ground, 30 percent of the purchases for construction have been made through minority firms, or about $15 million, said Burton.
Last year, Rep. Mary Moore, D-Birmingham, was a vocal proponent for minority participation on the Children's Hospital project and tried to steer the hospital to choose a local minority firm, after Hoar & BE&K were hired. Moore could not be reached for comment by press time.
Hoar's Burton said minority participation and the mentor program were part of the partnership's plan all along and believes it was a main component of winning the bid for the project.
"Our motives are pure and the results will take years, but these companies will have a better chance in the long term," he said.
Hoar had a similar mentor/protégé program planned for the work it would do on the Marriott Renaissance Hotel proposed for downtown, but the project was stalled by financing.
For that project, the Birmingham Construction Industry Authority recruited contractors and about 25 completed a course last year. That automatically placed them on Hoar's subcontractor list. The authority will continue to identify contractors for the minority participation program at Children's Hospital through classes it will offer.
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Fiona McFarlane's first novel, "The Night Guest," is a little bit ghost story, a little bit crime fiction and a whole lot unsettling. It begins with the main character, Ruth — a widow in her 70s, living alone — convinced that she hears a tiger moving stealthily through her house at night. Her grown son doesn't appreciate being rung up in the wee hours of the morning with this news, and figures the dream is a holdover from his mother's childhood as the daughter of missionaries in Fiji. Fortunately for everyone, a strapping young woman named Frida materializes at Ruth's door the next day, announcing "the government sent me" and commencing to scrub the floors, cook the meals and do the shopping. To Ruth's gratification, Frida doesn't dismiss her tiger theory out of hand.
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What makes "The Night Guest" especially unnerving is the way it immerses the reader in a mind that is slowly slipping its moorings. As McFarlane depicts it, in clean, sinuous prose, you begin to lose your self by burrowing deeper inside it; Ruth wanders the byways of her own psyche, preoccupied with the past and with the ripples sent through her imagination by the most mundane triggers. Waking up to a somehow "disheveled" living room the morning after one of the tiger's visitations, she thinks "each piece of furniture seemed unmoored in the flat, insipid light, as if it had been stranded in its insistence on the ordinary. Ruth had the feeling that her whole house was lying to her."
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"The Holy Family is a rich and engrossing story, elegant and moving. Though it takes place on the epic stage of religious belief and disbelief, the drama itself is simple, humane, and ultimately devastating as the title's twin meanings gradually come into focus. A unique and deeply satisfying read." —Dale McGowan, author, Parenting Beyond Belief and Atheism for Dummies (forthcoming)
"When I got a copy of Alan Michael Wilt's novel, The Holy Family, I wondered if I would be interested in reading it. At first I was merely intrigued by the title and the incongruous picture of a young girl's blonde French braid on the cover. But from the first page I knew I had stumbled into a jewel of a book. I found myself reading and re-reading and putting stars by exquisite passages that took my breath away. Wilt begins by describing Marty Halsey's battle with his Catholic faith--a religious upbringing that seemed to him to turn on dogma and rules versus the beauty and poetry of faith. The story follows Marty's religious odyssey alongside the tender and breathtakingly sensual descriptions of his 'courtship' and marriage to Justine Damont, the artist, the atheist, the loving and charming wife, and the devoted mother of their two daughters. Early on, you understand that Marty and Justine have suffered a horrible loss and are trying to 'hold it together' for each other. I found myself simultaneously wanting the details of their loss and yet dreading the details I knew I would be given. I was also afraid that a too-neat resolution would end this story and make me sorry I went for the ride. Instead, what I got was a pitch-perfect ending to a deeply moving and thought-provoking story of love and of faith in 'the beauty and poetry' of human emotions. Read the book, tell your friends; this novel deserves a wide audience." --Larry Baker, author, The Flamingo Rising
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Regent Hotel
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Historical Traveler Reviews Regent Hotel Krakow
Excellent service at the Regent.
We booked this hotel from the reviews from trip advisor and were not disappointed. It is in a central location, in the jewish quarter, only 15 minutes walk to the market square. The room was clean, comfortable and quiet. We had dinner in the hotel restaurant several times during our stay, even though there were plenty of other restaurants in the immediate vicinity. Staff were extremely friendly and helpful. We did not need public transport as we were close to everything. Hotel staff booked trips to Auschwitz and the Salt mines for us. If we ever returned to Krakow, we would definately stay at the Regent again.
A great little place
I followed pervious reviewers recommendations on this one and was not disappointed...this is great little place.
It's a little far from the Wawel and old town but certainly a walkable distance. The room was clean and comfortable. The front desk were helpful and breakfast was generous and yummy.
A couple of nice extras were the bottled water (both in our room and in the lobby) and the night guard who made sure we didn't have drunken revelers in the hallways at all hours (plenty of those out on the street).
Regent hotel was excellent
Husband & I went to Krakow for 4 nights in May 2005.
A Taxi from the airport is around 60plz. The bus (192) is out of the terminal & to the right costs 2:50 plz per person & also per item of luggage. It takes you to the Railway station, where you can get a taxi which costs about another 25plz so the taxi option from the airport is really the better option.
We stayed at the RT Regent hotel, which is in Kazamierz, the Jewish district. Hotel was excellent, the reception staff were very helpful. Nice big rooms, brilliant shower & very good breakfast. In fact all the bars & retaurants were very very clean. The Jewish district is peppered with brilliant bars, mainly for the youngsters but that didn't stop us frequenting them till the wee small hours..no loud music just cheap beer & top vodka...which the locals drink with apple juice, sounds weird but is very good. The walk into the old town square takes about 15 mins or you can taxi around very cheaply... or use the trams.
Went to Auschwich using the local train (21 plz each return); then its about 2k out of town you can get a bus or a taxi or even walk.( You can also get the bus from Krakow & it drops you right outside the camp). Take the guided tour about 26plz each ...well worth it for all the info; very sad place but glad we did it, was very very busy had to queue a few times.
Food in Krakow was suprisingly good, had the stuffed cabbage leaves at "Ariel"& the dumplings are good but filling ..share 1 helping!!
I would recommend asking your reception to make reservations for you in the more popular places.Will definitely return to Krakow.
Ideal Location
We have just returned from a visit to Krakow, and chose to stay at the Regent after reading the reviews on Trip Advisor.
I have to agree with everything that has been said, the hotel staff are very helpful and speak excellent English. The hotel is spotlessly clean, and the rooms although simple are very well appointed, with all the essentials for your visit.
The hotel is about a 10 walk from the old town and is also very close to the bus and tram routes. The Kazimeirz district has its own restaurants and bars, I would particularly recommend Alchemy for an interesting night out.
A great small hotel
A very nice 3*** hotel which I stayed in for 3 nights, I paid 55 EUR per night for a single room which included a buffet breakfast and also an excursion. Which was good value considering that the same excursion to Auschwitz was 30 EUR.
The hotel staff are extremely friendly and the hotel is quite well located. The room was very clean and tidy, but it lacked pay tv and a minibar in the room.
Well worth staying here, the downside is that if you come from the airport you have to pay a 65 PLN charge one way for a taxi which the hotel is more than happy to organise. This was quite a considerable amount for a relatively short journey.
I would definately return, a wonderful hotel ---- in a beautiful and fascinating city.
Great hotel
Stayed in this hotel from the 22nd to 24th of March 2005. Booked via travelpoland and paid �16 each for bed and breakfast. Hotel was superb with very good staff. If arriving from the central railway station cost of a taxi to the hotel is approx �2.50p. The area around the hotel is currently under development and there is an excellent cafe just past the internet cafe to the left of the hotel. Three course meal approx �5 including a pint of lager.
If staying in Krakow i would recommend this hotel- great location
Fantastic Hotel in a Fantastic City
Super little hotel tucked down a backstreet in the Kazimierz District, South of the city centre. Most main attractions can be reached on foot within 15-20 mins. The hotel is clean, well-decorated and gives the impression of being well cared for. Staff are very helpful, and most speak at least a little English. Reception staff all speak good English. I didn't use the restaurant except at breakfast, but this is an good cold buffet, with a decent, typically "Continental" choice. Rooms are superb; good size, very clean, well presented, with good furnishings. Some of the rooms only have showers, but I guess you can specify a bath if you wish to. There's a couple of UK TV channels, enough to keep you in touch with the world, and the hotel is near an abundance of excellent bars and restaurants. I will certainly go back to this friendly, unpretentious establishment, which offers exceptional value for money.
Lovely Hotel in Great Location
We stayed here at the end of Aug 2004, on a combined trip with Warsaw (got the train from Warsaw to Krakow - 2.5 hours).
The hotel is located inthe Jewish Quarter about 20 minutes walk from the main Market Square of Krakow. The area has it's own square of bars, one block north-east from the hotel. It is away from the crowds of the Old Town, but is within easy walking of the main square, the train station and tour collection points.
The hotel was of a better standard than we expected for a 3*; the staff were excellent and the rooms small but very clean. We paid 30GBP bed and breakfast for the 2 of us (not each) - an absolute bargain for a lovely hotel with a superb buffet breakfast. Would definitely recommend this hotel.
Great place to stay, with really friendly staff
We took a short city break to Krakow in July and we stayed at the Regent Hotel, mainly because it was quite cheap and fairly central (it's about a 10 minute walk to the very centre of the town). The hotel itself is a lovely old building (the restaurant is in the basement, which stays beautifully cool), with a little courtyard in the middle which is cool even on the hottest days. Our room (a 3 person room) was really big, and the bathroom was HUGE! But the best thing about this hotel is that the staff are really friendly, and can understand English. They really will go out of their way to help you (one day we wanted to take a trip up to Warsaw, and the lady on reception found out all about the train times for us). This is a great place to stay, and I would definitely recommend this for anyone wanting to stay in Krakow.
Fantastic base
We stayed at the Hotel Regent in september 2003. It was a great hotel.
The staff very accomodating and nothing was too much trouble. Near the Jewish Quarter its about a 15min walk to the town square. The hotel was very clean and bright and we were the only ones there during the weekend. I would recommend this hotel to anyone.
TripAdvisor Reviews Regent Hotel Krakow
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Cracking on to Krakow
... rolls, juice and biscuits. Once arriving and checking into our new hostel we headed out to explore the local area, heading first to the old town market square. I think we came at a good time as there were loads of wooden cabins selling various foods, drinks and souvenirs much like the German Christmas markets. We perused them for a while vowing to return and treat ourselves. We also saw St. Mary's Church and the old market hall which has long since become a place of over ...
Krakow - Medieval times to Modern
... where royalty has always been crowned and buried. It was built in many parts over the centuries, beginning with a simple Romanesque structure in the 12th century. Over the centuries the cathedral expanded and also added 20 chapels so it is now an overwhelming mixture of Gothic, Romanesque, Baroque, Renaissance, Neoclassical. After the tour we lunched on pirogues at a local restaurant - an interesting cultural food experience as they were heavy on the oil ...
... with some roomies. I drank beer until the wee hours of the morning and ended the night in some dodgy bar in the Jewish Quarter before having late night street food off some cart. I am not the sort of person that generally does well with strangers but you know what? I actually had a ball and it was so nice just to let my hair down for once.
The following morning I had an early start as I had pre booked a tour out to Auschwitz. I knew about the war, ...
The Horrors of an Efficient Holocaust
... view of the city from here and there are several other tour groups around, including a group of 100 Israeli teenagers. 5 Israeli Haredi men approach us and ask if we can make a minyan for them to say a Kaddish also. We join the Israeli youth group and watch their closing ceremony, including a dance number by leotard clad girls, Hebrew poetry readings, mournful songs and guitar solos. We close by singing Hatikvah together
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Krakow and Auchwitz
... there again. It just gives you a massive perspective on life again. A sad testimony of what the human race can do and should serve as a reminder that something like this should never happen again.
We spent most of the day there before getting a transfer to the airport close by. A lot of thinking time. We took Ryan Air back to London... Probably the worst airline in the world. But none of us complained after the day we had.


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Fulham sign Mexico international Salcido
Soccernet staffFulham have completed the signing of Carlos Salcido from PSV Eindhoven, sewing up the Mexico left back for an undisclosed fee reportedly around GBP;1.6million on Friday.
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Hughes confirms Fulham interest in Salcido
Soccernet staffFulham manager Mark Hughes has confirmed he is hoping to sign Carlos Salcido, though any deal for the Mexico left-back will not automatically spell the end of Paul Konchesky's time at the club.
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David Silva admits timing of Spain friendly is 'not great'
Soccernet staffDavid Silva admits his Spain call-up for next week's friendly against Mexico is not ideal as he looks to settle into the Manchester City squad.
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Marquez completes move to New York Red Bulls
Soccernet staffMexico captain Rafael Marquez has completed his move to New York Red Bulls after finally ending his seven-year association with Barcelona at the weekend.
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Lionel Messi forgets Argentina exit to focus on Barcelona
Soccernet staffLionel Messi admits he was hit hard by Argentina's World Cup exit but insists he is now fully focused on success with Barcelona again.
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Barcelona release Mexico captain Rafael Marquez
Soccernet staffMexico defender Rafael Marquez is leaving Barcelona on a free transfer, after the reigning La Liga champions agreed to release him from his contract.
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Ferguson delighted with Hernandez debut
Soccernet staffManchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson believes Javier Hernandez's pace could be a crucial weapon after the Mexico striker scored in his opening game for the club.
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Marquez: I am not ready to quit Mexico
Soccernet staffMexico captain Rafael Marquez has refuted reports that he is set to retire from international football, revealing that he plans to play for his country for at least two more years and may even continue until the next World Cup.
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Mexico star Efrain Juarez 'excited' by Celtic switch
Soccernet staffMexico international Efrain Juarez has described his move to Celtic as the "best decision" he could have made this summer.
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Hernandez wants to fight for place
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Soccernet staffJavier Aguirre has resigned as coach of Mexico following the team's failure to reach the quarter-finals of the World Cup in South Africa.
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2010 World Cup: FIFA confirms blundering officials have been cut
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FIFA to ban big-screen replays
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2010 World Cup: Carlos Tevez admits guilt over offside opener
Soccernet staffCarlos Tevez has revealed he knew he was offside for his opening goal in Argentina's 3-1 World Cup second round victory over Mexico and admitted it was "selfish" that he had not owned up to it.
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FIFA reiterates opposition to technology
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Kiski Area wrestling team falls short, loses to N. Allegheny
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North Allegheny ended Kiski Area's hopes of returning to the PIAA team tournament by winning the WPIAL team tournament third-place match, 44-20, on Saturday at Chartiers Valley.
"The four teams down here were all quality teams and can all do well, but only three were going to make it to states," Kiski Area coach Chuck Tursky said. "They won some of the close ones, and it snowballed from there.
"They're a good team, and they came after us and they got it done."
North Allegheny (16-3) raced to an 11-0 lead, thanks to close wins by Blynn Shideler (126) and Drew Landefeld (132) and a technical fall by Jesse Rodgers (138).
Kiski Area (16-3) tied the match at 11 when Cole Landowski (145) posted a technical fall and decisions by Shawn McGowan (152) and Kyle Skelly (160).
But pins by Clay Byerly (170) and Alex DeCiantis (182) gave North Allegheny a cushion. Zach Smith rallied to defeat Tyler Worthing, 5-4, at 195 pounds to push the Tigers lead to 26-11.
Matt McCutcheon (220) won a decision, and Shane Kuhn (285) got a pin for Kiski Area. NA closed with two pins and a forfeit. The win was the 150th of McCutcheon's career, vaulting him past school-record holder Tyler Oravec, a 2006 grad who won 149 times.
"I felt a huge swing in this match was Clay Byerly's pin at 170," North Allegheny coach Jamie Kyriazis said. "On paper, it was a toss-up. Kiski won the last time the two wrestled at Manheim. To get a pin charged the team.
"There were some close ones early. The tight ones got us going."
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4th August 2014
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28th July 2014
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18th July 2014
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COLUMBIA, SC - OCTOBER 30: Head coach Steve Spurrier of the South Carolina Gamecocks watches on against the Tennessee Volunteers during their game at Williams-Brice Stadium on October 30, 2010 in Columbia, South Carolina. (Photo by Streeter Lecka/Getty Images)
Another round of a random assistant selection take us to Columbia, South Carolina where spring practice is in full swing, just like Steve Spurrier's long irons game (NAILED IT). Everette Sands begins his second year under Spurrier, and in such a short time has seen more visor-throwing in person that the rest of us combined have seen in our lives.
Everette Sands, telling his pupils how he used to do it back in the day
Name: Everette Sands
Position: Running backs coach
Salary: $185,000, which doesn't seem like all that much until you think about what you make, and then realize what $185,000 really is.
Alma Mater: The Citadel '93
Experience: Elon 1996-1998 (not sure which position because I am lazy and assume the internets doesn't have that information within the first two search pages, which is my limit)
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Background: Perhaps if The Citadel had the services of Sands during their 2005 game against Ed Orgeron's Ole Miss team, they could have taken a lead into halftime instead of being down only 3-0 to a I-A team. Sands, a running back, remains second all-time in yards, points, and touchdowns at The Citadel, and was an All-American his junior year, as well as all-conference for four years.
Oh, and he's a member of The Citadel Athletic Hall of Fame. So, yes, had he been there in 2005, Orgeron's life would have been much tougher.
As far as his profession career (ASSUMING THE CITADEL DOESN'T PAY PLAYERS), he's bounced around a good bit, but did spend a year under Tom O'Brien at NC State. While in Raleigh, O'Brien taught him to love the finer things in life, like ecru walls, water with no ice, and bibliographies.
What he brings to the table: The great part about being such a good college running back is that he can simply fire up the old tape to show his players and say, "OBSERVE." This would be my strategy because who doesn't like watching video of themselves doing something awesome, but each film session would end with me lamenting about not making it all the way. I would be a terrible coach.
Sands has a Twitter feed, which mostly reads like a subscription to the Hugh Freeze motivational quote of the day Twitter calendar. However, on January 2nd of this year, he went to Outback with dreams of a blooming onion in his head, but discovered there was an hour and a half wait. Sadly, he never tweeted the end of the story, so who knows if he got that blooming onion.
What he needs to get out of his players in 2013: In 2012, he kept the ship afloat after the injury to Marcus Lattimore, but now he needs to find a starter and a mix of backups. This will prove to be even more important when Steve Spurrier starts the annual Connor Shaw/Dylan Thompson rotation at quarterback, and the South Carolina offense goes through periods of desperately needing something in the positive direction.
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Historical Traveler Reviews Courtyard Jersey City Newport
U Can do better than this place
Check in delayed 1 hour, no AC in halls & gym on a super hot day, young teen age kids running all over the place.
Terrible gym - 3 treadmills in poor condition and no elpitical machines, no towels or cups for water in gym.
Hotel seems understaffed. You can stay in better run places with comperable rooms for less money in JC.
The one plus here is location, right next to path and shops... other than that I wouldn't stay here again.
If you need to save some money in NYC it's a fine choice
I stayed at the Jersey City Courtyard on a business trip to lower Manhattan because it was about $100 less per night than comparable hotels in NYC. Even though it was not a great hotel it was worth the price difference. I am a Marriott "elite" member and believe I was given a nice room because if it. The room I was in was huge, with a full size couch, a window that opened, and a large closet. It was right next to the ice machine but the soundproofing was excellent: I did not hear the ice machine or the traffic on the street I faced. There was a vent in the bathroom that ran constantly and made noise, but I did not notice it when I closed the door.
Like most Courtyards, the bed was not very comfortable. Thin mattress, some squeeky springs on one side of the bed. The pillows were very soft. This was the worst aspect of the room and honestly, too uncomfortable to be acceptable.
The front desk staff was inconsistant. A couple were very friendly and always smiling, but the majority were simply there to do their job. It was always a wait to ask a question, and the phone would sometimes ring and ring, even at 10 PM, when I wanted to set up a wake up call. There were always people in the lobby: I think there may have been a tour group staying when I was there and the tour group was very demanding on the desk staff. I did not eat in the restaurant, because there is a coffee shop and breakfast place immediately across the street and a food court in the Newport Mall, also across the street plus a five minute walk.
I rarely comment on housekeeping, but the housekeeping that took care of my room did an especially good job. They left me extra coffee the day after I used both the caf and decaf in the room, and left me extra skin cream when I used that. Even better, they made the bed without wrapping the sheets and blanket under the mattress when they saw I did not sleep that way. It was a nice touch.
It is a thirty second walk from the PATH Pavonia/Newport station to and from the hotel, and a six minute PATH ride to the World Trade Center PATH station. Very convenience to downtown and you literally see the hotel in front of you when you exit the PATH. It is definately easy to stay here and work/visit New York City.
Convenient Location
We stayed at the Courtyard Marriott in Jersey City in November 2004. Our room was large, with two double beds, and faced Manhattan, so there was some view of the Financial District. It had predictably good Courtyard service and creature comforts. It had an indoor pool and hot tub, which was especially nice for muscles worn out by walking around New York. It is right next to the Pavonia/Newport PATH train station, which is one stop from Manhattan, so it is super convenient for getting into Manhattan. It is a block away from the light rail, which we took (with a transfer to the bus) to Liberty State Park, where we caught the Circle Line Ferry to the Statue of Liberty.
Pricy for what you get
Stayed there for 5 nights in August, '04. Was expensive at $179 +tax for a double room per night. There is a tiny bar that opens, when somebody is around but closes quickly, the pool is very small, as is the gym. Eating in the restaurant is not recommended, very expensive (breakfast not included in the room rate, $17 each) and not great. There are several places close by for breakfast. Location wise, you are in the financial/office district, so if you're there for business it's good. You can easily get to Manhattan by the Path train (50m from hotel) or water taxi, 100m from hotel, great trio and faster way to Manhattan.
Overall, very average, clean and expensive for what you get. No real complaints though.
Nice hotel, good location
I chose this hotel for its price and proximity to NYC. It's very easy to get to NYC from this hotel (as long as you don't mind public transportation). In addition to the Pavonia PATH station which is next to the hotel, there are also nearby stops for the Hudson Bergen light rail and ferry.
The hotel is clean and the staff was VERY friendly and helpful. The room was large and my son enjoyed the pool.
I would recommend this hotel to anyone looking for a nice, reasonably priced place to stay. We did think breakfast was a bit pricey (it was good), but of course it's your choice whether or not to eat at the hotel.
Designed by Business Travelers???
Not without a bar! Was there for a wedding and they would not allow drinking in the lobby. The rooms were small and overpriced. The breakfast buffet was also way overpriced and didn't offer a large selection of food items. Excellent location but wish I would have stayed someplace else.
Great location
This was our first stay at this hotel and it wont be our last.
The location next to the Path train station is so convenient.
If you are flying into Newark or driving this is the place to stay.It beats staying in a Manhatton hotel especially if you are driving as you leave the car
and take public transportation.
The hotel is very cean and I had no problems other than the hot tub was out of order.
Best of the jersey hotels
Compared to the doubletree hotel a few blocks down, this courtyard is a much better deal. It has a pool , steps away from PATH to 34th st, and walkable to restaurants, movie theaters and the mall. The front desk is very friendly and the breakfast buffet is very good. the garden coutyard is very small though and no newspapers while i was there. But all in all a definite great alternative to staying in manhattan.
Nice Hotel, Convenient Location
My wife and I stayed at the Courtyard at Marriott in Jersey City 2/13/04 - 2/15/04. Nice hotel, very clean, and friendly staff. Valet parking was $14.00 a day, which is a good rate for that area.The hotel is right next to the Path system which for a $1.50 can have you in lower Manhattan in 10 minutes.The Newport Mall is only about a half a block away for great shopping (3% sales tax).It seemed like the cafe at the hotel was only open in the morning and for brunch during the weekend.I'm sure this isn't the case during the week with all the bussiness travelers. We are making plans to return with the kids and to enjoy another weekend in the city.
Great stay for a low price.
We stayed at the Courtyard in May 2002. The location could not be more convenient to transportation into Manhattan since the PATH station was adjacent to the hotel. The rooms were much larger than we expected. Parking was very reasonable. The service was commendable. Rooms were very quiet, we would never have guessed there were other guests in the hotel. We have already reserved rooms again for 2003.
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On 9/11 : radical Muslims murdered almost 3,000 Americans in the name of Islam. Now, Islam is going to be allowed to profit from those attacks? Manhattan liberals say "yes,"
A New York community board has resoundingly backed a controversial plan for an Islamic cultural center and mosque two blocks from Ground Zero.
The non-binding vote by the Manhattan community board late Monday passed 29:1 with 10 abstentions in a strong endorsement of the planned project.
The equivalent of this would be building a "tribute to Japanese military history" at Pearl Harbor. Why do you think they're building a mosque on that spot? They're not blind to the symbolism of it. It's to send a message: "We killed your people and benefitted from it. In your face!" How many smirking radical Muslims will go to that mosque, so that they can laugh over the graves of dead infidels? It won't be a small number. You know it, I know it, and the people who want to build that mosque know it, too.
The liberals who are turning a blind eye to this are not just wrong; : they're doing something that's extremely provocative, potentially dangerous, and utterly immoral. Isn't it ironic that the same liberals who are always going on and on about sensitivity don't give a d@mn about urinating on the graves of the thousands of Americans who were murdered by radical Islamists on 9/11 by building a mosque at Ground Zero?
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