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Junction 8 M77, Fenwick Village, By Kilmarnock, Ayrshire, Kilmarnock, KA3 6AU, United Kingdom – Show map
Staff excellent, breakfast excellent. Overall excellent would recommend to anyone thinking of staying here.
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the convenience of the hotel
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Perfect for what we needed
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Very good night's sleep
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the free upgrade and food!
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The staff were exceptionally friendly and accommodated our grandchildren who visited every day. Will definitely use again
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Price good, great for Kilmarnock. Very comfortable
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Hotel was nicely decorated. nice lounge bar . Ordered bar snack took almost an hour to be served but was very tasty when it did arrive. No hassle check in and out and all staff we had contact with were very pleasant and cheery. Room was nicely decorated.
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Friendly staff, restaurant layout was good. We had fillet steak medallions which were cooked to perfection. Would highly recommend this hotel.
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Hotel is nicely done up inside
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Offering stylish décor and luxurious dining, this elegant hotel is set in the picturesque historic village of Fenwick. Centrally located in Ayrshire, but just 20 minutes' drive from the coast, guests have free Wi-Fi.
The Fenwick Hotel offers spacious, classically furnished rooms, each with a flat-screen TV. Every private bathroom has a hairdryer, whilst free tea and coffee and ironing facilities are provided.
The stylish hotel restaurant serves modern Scottish cuisine, including fresh West Coast seafood and Ayrshire game. There is also a Cocktail Lounge with its cosy log fire.
Glasgow International Airport is a 35 minute drive from the Fenwick, which also provides free parking. A range of golf courses can be found with 20 minutes' drive, including famous Royal Troon.
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Restaurant, Bar, Breakfast in the room
Wireless Internet Hotspot is available in the hotel rooms and is free of charge.
Free public parking is possible on site (reservation is not needed).
Room service, Packed lunches, 24-hour front desk, Tour desk, Luggage storage, Laundry, Dry cleaning, Meeting/banquet facilities, Business centre, Fax/photocopying, Bridal suite
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Located in East Ayrshire's Kilmaurs, Gowanbrae offers bed and breakfast accommodation. It features rooms with views of the garden and a common living room with a fireplace.
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Staff excellent, breakfast excellent. Overall excellent would recommend to anyone thinking of staying here.
the convenience of the hotel
the breakfast was a little on the cool side but still eatable, the breakfast times could be a little longer
A pleasant spacious hotel with all the facilities we needed
Some traffic noise from the A/M77. Not a serious problem when the windows are shut but would be more disturbing in the warmer weather
Perfect for what we needed
We like to have window open and road was very noisy!
We received a warm welcome on a very wet and windy night. The hotel is well decorated and the bedroom spotlessly clean. The bar in the evening was very pleasant and breakfast was excellent. Altogether very good value.
Excellent food on both nights. VERY PLEASANT FRIENDLY STAFF
Not so much didn't like and not a complaint as such - an observation. Just thought the bedroom was a little 'tired' and dark, needs brightening a bit. As with a lot of hotels these days the lighting wasn't bright enough - but would recommend a stay there definitely.
Room was clean but small. Had to carry bags up the stairs. Restaurant was excellent and location was very easy to find (just off the motorway) and convenient.
The staff were exceptionally friendly and accommodated our grandchildren who visited every day. Will definitely use again
Price good, great for Kilmarnock. Very comfortable
Few lights out so couldn't find way back to reception
The hotel has a real contemporary feel, well decorated and excellent staff.
The towels need replaced.
Hotel was nicely decorated. nice lounge bar . Ordered bar snack took almost an hour to be served but was very tasty when it did arrive. No hassle check in and out and all staff we had contact with were very pleasant and cheery. Room was nicely decorated.
Shower wasn't very good not much pressure. Bin hadn't been emptied from previous guests. Coffee tray was dusty and hadn't been wiped in a while and had to boil the kettle on the carpet as flex no matter where I tried to place ithe kettle on a surface it couldn't reach the socket.
Friendly staff, restaurant layout was good. We had fillet steak medallions which were cooked to perfection. Would highly recommend this hotel.
Slight vehicle noise with being close to m77, but didn't interrupt sleep.
Hotel is nicely done up inside
Traffic noise was loud from motorway very nearby
Could be a little noisy in the room due to the motorway
Slippery entrance lobby when wet.
Staff very polite and accomdating.
Wifi access was very poor, little to no connection in room
Staff were excellent as was the food.
Motorway was right next to the hotel
Friendly staff and wonderful menu.
Everything was good.
The hotel is very comfortable with an excellent restaurant and wide choice of menu
A little to close to the M77 and you can hear traffic noise early morning if your window is open
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Thank goodness Madi's sleep study is over! I got about 2 hours of choppy sleep on what felt like a sidewalk! lol Seriously, I don't know why the parents can't get a semi-comfy bed to crash in too.
Anyway, our respiratory therapist was great and Madi was her typical dramatic self. This clinic uses different adhesive which is MUCH easier to clean, so I'm grateful for that. She wasn't thrilled about the "hat" she had to wear but it really did work better. It also made more sense to put the O2 sensor on her finger and not her toe since she thrashes her legs around and rubs them on the bed (the last study the nurse kept having to come in and put it back on).
So since I stayed awake basically all night I got a full picture of how Madi really sleeps. She snores, thrashes, snores some more, has some funky breathing, whines, thrashes, cries out......and the pattern continues all night. There was a motion sensor nightlight with a timer...it was on more than it was off, lol.
When the RT came in this morning his first words were, "Man, she has a LOT of leg movements!" Yep. He said he wasn't sure if it would be diagnosed as PLMD but he said it was definitely abnormal. Apparently PLMD is actually extremely rare in children. He said he's only seen 2 cases of it in his 13 years at the sleep clinic. Not sure when we'll get the results but probably a week or two.
Just glad that's over with and I hope to get a good night's sleep tonight!
Sleep well Mama, and I hope progress is made for your beautiful drama queen!
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Somehow I thought I posted on this thread. I'm sorry. Well glad she slept like she usually does. Most of the time they don't. They sleep better which is irritating. What is PLMD?
PLMD = Periodic Limb Movement Disorder
And Madi doesn't have it.
You know when you answer the phone and the doctor is on the other end that something is wrong. Otherwise the nurse would call. The doctor let me know right away that Madi doesn't have PLMD but she does have obstructive sleep apnea. My heart sank. I totally wasn't expecting to hear that.
He thinks her adenoids may have come back and asked us to go back to the ENT to have that checked out. He wants her upper airway evaluated so he can determine if medication, surgery, or a CPap is needed. I'm still waiting on the official report to see just how bad it is.
Makes me feel a little differently about putting her to bed tonight.....
I look at it as a good thing. I like the fact that the doctor takes a personal approach to solving these mysteries! Seems he has considered many options. I hope results come soon!
Leo (3 1/2) with Malcolm the cat
OSA isn't that uncommon in children. We had a PTA presentation about it. It's good to find out - it's linked to all sorts of issues so once you get her sleeping better I'm sure that things will be better!
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OSA is fairly uncommon in kids that are not overweight and that have already had their tonsils and adenoids removed though. It is possible that the adenoids have grown back despite her being on a nasal spray. Her ENT appointment is only a few weeks away so we'll see what he says. It is probably just time for a medication adjustment considering Madi has been well for several years and only since last summer have I noticed a difference in her sleeping habits. She had severe OSA as a baby and perhaps this is something she'll have intermittently throughout life. Now that the shock has worn off I'm feeling better about the situation today.
Well good and blah. I too have heard how common OSA in children is and none of the kids I know or have heard of having it are overweight because in kids OSA is caused by different things than adults. That's what I was told anyway (Dakota had a mild mild mild case when he was younger but we declined the medicine and he's fine now and my kids are not overweight in the least). Glad they found it though so you can deal with it, but yet another thing. (((Hugs)))
Obesity in children absolutely can cause OSA, just as in adults. More and more American children are overweight and obesity can have detrimental effects to the health of a child.
Vicious cycle of sleep apnea and obesity in kids – The Chart - CNN.com Blogs
I will say though, that the most common cause of OSA in children is enlarged tonsils and adenoids. Other, more rare causes would be cranial/facial abnormalities or airway abnormalities. Madi was born with laryngomalacia so that probably needs to be evaluated again. I did receive a copy of her report yesterday and she was noted to have "moderate OSA with corresponding desats and arousals."


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I'm a big fan of Frida Kahlo and Mexican art in general. So, I was really looking forward to this exhibition. I must say I was extremely disappointed. The only painting by Frida Kahlo was little bigger than a 2 pence piece. Diego's piece was also not one of his best. While the paintings did invoke the mood of the times and of Mexico in general. It seemed a bit lacking. With no context for the work or background as to what was going on in Mexico at the time. I assume this was provided by the audio guides to accompany the exhibition. But I really did not want to fork out an extra £4 on top of the £10 I had already paid to get in. Many of the paintings were accompanied by the sentence "The artist did not return/visit Mexico again". But there was no reason or context behind this. Was it because they did not enjoy Mexico? Was it because conditions in Mexico were horrific at the time? Was it because they could not afford to travel there? Was it because they just fancied visiting other places? Or, did they just fall in love, get married, have kids, and never travel again? Now the answer to these questions intrigues me. Also, I would love to have seen a mini documentary of life in Mexico around this time. Maybe a few recordings of everyday people describing life then or even an expert in Mexican art of this era. Failing that, just a simple documentary on the history of Mexico, focusing on Guadelajara. As many of the artist seem to come from Guadelajara, or maybe that was my imagination. Perhaps a video of the landscape around Guadelajara would be appreciated. As a sandy and desert landscape is featured in one of the photos. Or, maybe, I am just being far too picky here. I just think I need to book a trip to Mexico to see more of Frida's work and larger scale pieces. The only think I will miss is the nice air con of the Royal Academy.
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The Louisville Palace
Louisville, Kentucky 40202
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Tickets can be picked up at the Will Call Window one hour prior to scheduled show time. Customers must have a picture ID, the actual credit card and the confirmation number.
Parking Info
There is The Brown Hotel parking garage and the Fifth St. garage and after hours parking on the streets.
Phone Info
The Louisville Palace Box Office: (502)583-4555 #1 from menu Groups: (502)583-4555 #1 from menu then 4 Information: (502)583-4555 #2 from menu Hearing Impaired: (502)583-4555 #1 from menu then 3
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Louisville Palace Theater was originally opened in 1928 and designed by architect John Eberson. This historic landmark with Spanish-Moorish interior of arcades, sculpture, balconies, turrets and a make-believe midnight sky on the ceiling makes every event a night to remember. Our venue is the perfect location to hold your private party. For more information, contact David Bartlett at 502-736-1223 or email@example.com.
From I-71: Merge onto I-64 west. Follow 9th Street exit. Continue straight up 9th St. to Broadway, turn left. Follow Broadway to Fifth Street, turn left. Parking is on the right hand side. (Fifth Street PARC) From I-64(East and West) : Exit on 9th Street. Continue up 9th St. to Broadway, turn left. Follow Broadway to Fifth Street, turn left. Parking is on the right hand side. (Fifth Street PARC) From I-65 South: Exit I-65 at Jefferson/Brook Street. Exit onto Jefferson St. Follow Jefferson to First Street, turn left. Follow First to Broadway, turn right. Follow Broadway to Fifth Street, turn right. Parking is on the right hand side (Fifth St. PARC) From I-65 North: Exit at Broadway, turn left. Follow Broadway to Fifth Street, turn right. Parking is on the right hand side (Fifth Street PARC)
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