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"Every year, more than 500,000 bicyclists are brought to the hospital. Of those, about 70,000 are due to head injuries. It is tragic when we consider that about 1,300 cyclists will die this year from head injuries with almost half being children under the age of 16," said Tedisco. "A helmet can reduce the risk of serious head injury by up to 85 percent."
Tedisco explains that his program gets everyone in the community involved in making sure that cyclists, particularly children, are wearing their bike helmets. Local law enforcement officials who see a bicyclist wearing a helmet issue a "ticket" including a coupon for free ice cream. Those "caught" without a helmet are given a safety talk by the officer.
"Encouraging our young riders to wear helmets is a critical step in promoting bicycle safety. Riders should be rewarded for developing this common sense safety habit early in their lives" said Tedisco.
Tedisco concluded by thanking the sponsors of the program including Dick's Sporting Goods, Stewart's Shops, Ben & Jerry's, Friendly's, as well as the law enforcement agencies who kindly participate. For more information on Tedisco's bike safety program, contact his district office at (518) 370-2812.
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Saturday's Rangers-Rays lineups: Michael Choice in right field
. Michael Choice will make his first start of 2014 on Saturday, and he will do so in right field.
Manager Ron Washington put the Arlington resident in right field, giving Alex Rios a quasi-day off as the Rangers' designated hitter. The left-handed-hitting Mitch Moreland will sit against Tampa Bay ace lefty David Price.
Washington said that he would prefer to keep Choice, a rookie, out of the DH spot, but he also doesn't want to limit the number of playing chances for the former Mansfield Timberview and UT-Arlington star.
"However I've got to get his at-bats is fine with me," Washington said. "I don't think you'll see a whole of him DH-ing."
Rangers lineup vs. LHP David Price: Shin-Soo Choo, lf; Elvis Andrus, ss; Prince Fielder, 1b; Adrian Beltre, 3b; Alex Rios, dh; Michael Choice, rf; Robinson Chirinos, c; Leonys Martin, cf; Josh Wilson, 2b.
Rays lineup vs. RHP Nick Martinez: David DeJesus, dh; Wil Myers, rf; Ben Zobrist, 2b; Evan Longoria, 3b; James Loney, 1b; Desmond Jennings, cf; Matt Joyce, lf; Jose Molina, c; Yunel Escobar, ss.
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Detached Victorian property set within its own grounds, offering spacious one and two bedroom four star graded self catering accommodation. These charming apartments offer comfort combined with cleaniness to ensure you have a most enjoyable stay. Own parking, free WiFi, guest garden to enjoy, within easy walking to all the amentities Sandown has to offer and is a perfect base to explore the island. We can offer discount car ferry crossing to our guests. Parterre is an ideal base to explore the island whether by walking, car, bus or the island train.
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|Nearest airport: Southampton 30 km, Nearest railway: Sandown 500 m
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Sandown lies on the South East coast of the island. It still retains its own Pier and Victorian charm with a lovely blue flag beach and bay that stretchers from Yaverland Beach to Shanklin Beach. Sandown is the home of the Isle of Wight Zoo and the famous Dinosaur Isle.
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New York McDonald's Manager Buys Food for Firefighters; Terminated the Following Day
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Kindness and consideration is something to be admired especially when helping firefighters who have spent hours in subzero weather battling a local fire. So when McDonald's Manager Heather Levia saw a way to help them by donating food and paying for it out of her own pocket for them, being fired never occurred to her. But that is exactly what followed for the New York former manager at an Olean, NY t McDonalds, according to Fox 44.
Total disbelief is one of the motions that had to have come across the young woman's face when her immediate bosses at the fast food restaurant sent her packing for her kind gesture. All she did was take their order of 25 breakfast sandwiches and hash browns, and then promptly took $83 out and pay for their order herself.
This selfless act was not welcomed by management and instead she was treated with utter contempt and even claimed that that was not the policy of the restaurant or of the corporation. This of course seemed a bit odd to Levia, since, "she claims they regularly give free meals to police officers who stop by," reported Fox 44.
The seemingly anti-community minded restaurant was not concerned about putting their best foot forward and instead when the 8-year McDonald's employee Levia showed up for her next shift the following day, she was fired.
So the former manager was on the outside for doing a favor which the hard-nosed apparent cold hearts at the McDonald's restaurant could not capture. The company's corporate theme is "Bah da buh buh bah! I'm loving it!" It should now be more like "Bah Humbug da buh buh bah! You're fired!"
Ms. Levia does not regret her acts of kindness and is insistent that it matters to show respect and support for those who protect and serve the community. "I wish the communities would change and help each other out. If losing my job is going to speak out to the community, then that's what it's going to do," Reported Fox 44.
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What was the reason for firing Ms. Levia? The owners of this McDonalds and other fast food chains have a habit of knee jerk disciplinary reactions that end up giving them bad press. This one, termination for helping firefighters working in sub freezing temps, has to be one of the worst examples of poor management.
Are regular citizens going to be banned from McDonalds for buying a round of coffee for public servants working outdoors. Will McDonalds be asking us where we're taking those 8 or 12 coffees?
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The team is terrible. That means attendance is down. And that means the stadium's workaday folks feel the pain.
Former Phillies manager Charlie Manuel is counting himself lucky tonight. He's getting an award he claims he doesn't really care about, and, in a rare showing of fan support this season, virtually all the seats in Citizens Bank Park are filled.
"I was here nine years, and nine years went by real fast," says Manuel, who stands on a stage in the infield, speaking jovially into a microphone. "We had some great teams, and everybody played a part in those teams."
Manuel—who led the Phillies to five straight division championships, two World Series appearances and one World Series win between 2007 and 2011—is being honored with a plaque on the "Wall of Fame" beyond Center Field in Citizens Bank Park, where an etching of his mug will be on display next to Phillies greats like John Kruk and Steve Carlton—both of whom are physically standing on stage with Manuel, along with several other Phillies legends.
There are 39,153 fans here—the fourth highest home attendance of the year—to watch it happen.
Manuel's got a blue and white, checkered button-down shirt on underneath his Phillies jersey. His face is beet red, and the view from the large screen shows he's begun sweating as he rambles through an obviously-unprepared speech, in which he accidentally calls Broad Street "Broadway," in a reference to the 2008 World Series victory parade.
Fans cheer anyway.
Beer vendors strut up and down the aisles, too, calling out brands from Miller Lite and Coors Light to Stella Artois to Bud Light Raz-Ber-Rita, the latter of which the stadium began providing this year. Many beer sellers seem eager at the prospect of an extra hour to move their product.
"When you go to events like that, when they come to town, we look forward to working harder, working more, sweating more and pushing more," says Andrew W. Reddin, a beer vendor who sells Miller Light, aisle-to-aisle, "but it's stuff like that that's drawing crowds. Not the team."
The Phillies 2014 season is a wash, as is, really, any upcoming season in the near future. And, as vendors note, it's actually been bad for a while. Of everyone associated with the Phillies' 180-degree turn from first to worst, it's actually the beer vendors whose pockets are directly impacted by the team's suckitude.
"As far as vendors are concerned, the last three years have been pretty much consistently . . . you can call it bad," says Reddin.
For many of Citizens Bank Park's workers, it's simple trickle-down economics: pay rises and falls with the team's fortune. These workers, who vend beer section-by-section, aisle-by-aisle, are paid based on tips and commission. Poor teams mean fewer fans. Fewer fans means less product moved. Less product means less pay—and as the team gets worse, for lots of these workers, their wallets get emptier.
We got a reality check in June, when Emory University in Georgia released a study analyzing Major League Baseball fans, attempting to show the correlation of "attendance sensitivity to performance and prices"—meaning, they conducted a scholarly study to find out which city's fans were least likely to show up if ticket prices went up and winning percentage went down, using data from 1998 to 2013.
If you're a Phillies season ticket holder, the results were not shocking.
"The most demanding MLB fans live in Philadelphia," wrote Manish Tripathi, a professor of marketing at Emory, who conducted the study. "This fits the stereotype of Philadelphia fans as aggressive, demanding fans that are willing to cheer injuries and boo Santa. The numbers say that Philadelphia fans require their team to perform or they won't show up."
Despite the tired, clichéd, stupid example of "booing Santa" and the fact that he cited data which revolved around one of the two historic World Series wins, Tripathi has a point.
In 2009, the year after the Phillies won the World Series, Philadelphia had the third-highest attendance in baseball, averaging 44,453. They only lagged behind the New York Yankees and Los Angeles Dodgers.
In 2010, attendance went up, and so did our ranking: 45,027 fans per game, ranked second in the majors. 2011: First in the MLB; 45,440 per game. In 2012, we were first again (largely due to pre-season ticket sales), averaging 44,021 fans per game.
Then things changed. The Phillies missed the Wild Card in 2012, and the reign of powerhouse players like Ryan Howard, Chase Utley and Jimmy Rollins was largely declared over, even though all three received large, extended contracts.
Last year, the team slipped to eighth in attendance. So far in 2014, we're ranked 15th, averaging just 30,289 fans per homegame, the biggest one-year drop in Major League Baseball. And things are looking down.
"Neglected to mention in this article about the rising cost of a ticket for a game or a season. There comes a point when the number of dollars required are measured against other venues. It's called price resistance.
"I recently received three tickets from a friend at no cost. Had I bought them, they would have set me back quite a bit. At the game, I bought two beers, a bottle of water and two pretzels. Price tag: $48.25. Add that to the heavy parking fees and you have a night that could break the bank for most working folks.
The game had about 31,000 in attendance. I'll go out on a limb and say that at maybe 25 thousand people spent at least ten bucks on concessions...so...25K x ten bucks equals...a quarter of a million bucks in hot dogs, beers and crab fries. Not bad for an off night. And I'm sure that many people spent much more than ten bucks.
I dislike being gouged for some crappy chow at stadiums and I dislike whiners with fat contracts at stadiums even more. In a time of near depression conditions in America, when a nickle ain't worth a dime, they should be glad anyone comes out at all.
May a sink hole open and swallow the sports complex!"
"Simple statement: that Phillies team stinks out loud. Rollins, Howard, and the "Phenom" Dom Brown and especially Cody Asche. They stink. Utley is still good but looks tired and frustrated. Forget about going to a game at that price gouging stadium. I still watch on TV occasionally, but if someone were to offer me free deluxe box tickets I would certainly decline."
"Any baseball team has ups and downs in the standings. It's the nature of the game. The Red Sox have gone from first to worst in their division and Fenway prices make Citizens Bank look laughable. While teams like the Phillies and the Red Sox are terrible to watch on television, the atmosphere of the stadium compensates for poor play and gives the fans a chance to partake in booing underperforming players. The Phillies rode the high for a long time and now they stink, but that shouldn't deter anyone who likes the game from still attending. People need to tone down their hysterical reactions, accept that the team will take time to rebuild and enjoy the game experience as a chance to have a few drinks and socialize. And Glen b should take his medication."
"Baseball and sports is cyclical . You have highs and lows over the years and sometimes generations. It's just the way it is. I totally get the decline in attendance. The only thing that bothers me is the Philadelphia sports fan calling ourselves the best in the world, or implying that we are. We are no different then any other city in that we want to see a winner.
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Ten percent of homes have Internet protocol televisions
A recent Nielson study showed that Internet protocol television (IPTV) adoption is growing. Americans spend 35 hours a week viewing content across various screens. However, 94 percent of that viewing time happens on a television set.
IPTVs allow viewers to directly connect to video streamed from the web through their television. As of February 2011, only 4.7 percent of homes had an IPTV. That number has more than doubled to 10.4 percent in February 2012. Expect these numbers to continue to increase as IPTV functionality is built into current and future television models.
"It's not a decline; it is a change in device," said Pat McDonough Nielsen's SVP Insights Analysis and Policy, who's featured in a video associated with the report. "We are still on the Internet when we are watching television but we are using this different device to do it. People are talking about computer use going down. Perhaps the device is changing but the pattern of media consumption is not changing."
The data also showed that the usage of the Internet feature in IPTV-enabled homes has also jumped in the last year. In October 2011, only 2 percent of households had the Internet function enabled through their IPTV. As of February 2012, the number rose to 5 percent usage in Internet-enabled homes.
It is interesting that such a small percentage of households are hooked up to the Internet through IPTVs. However, it may not be as surprising considering blue ray players and video game consoles also allow access to the Internet on televisions.
"About a third of consumers are hooking them up," said McDonough. "It's not that we are not interested; we already have Internet on [television sets]. Think about it, you're getting it through your blue ray player. Half of us have video games attached to those sets. Many of them are on our wireless networks already."
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> 4 month old-eczema or teething rash?
My 4 month old DS has a terrible rash on his thumb and first finger on each hand and to a lesser degree around his mouth. t looks very similar to what he had before, and I was told by a ped it was eczema.
We all had a cold with fever for a couple days and that is when his hand got much worse. The skin looks almost raw and like it is cracking. He is also drooling like mad and sucking/chewing like he is working on a tooth, although I don't see or feel anything on his gums.
Any way to tell what is going on? For now I am just putting breast milk on it....but it looks terrible and I would guess must hurt. I would post a pic if someone could tell me how.
My eczema on my feet does this, as does the eczema on my husband's hands. My ped has said that rashes, fevers and the like are not normal for teething and to be very careful about blaming these on teething.
Our eczema has different and varied triggers. Some of the "easy" ones are: scented/dyed products, synthetic fibers (in clothing, diapers, sheets), too much soap remaining in clothing when washing, ditto on too much soap after bathing, hormones in dairy/meat.
Eczema is an auto-immune issue, so anything like a cold, flu or other issue that your immune system is also dealing with will generally flare it.
Thanks! I know many peds say that isn't common for teething, but I know way more mamas that say it does happen...and since it happened with my DD I wouldn't be surprised if it happens with DS. I wondererd about the auto-immune thing, but since saliva changes to help teeth break through gum tissue it makes sense to think if enough of it is on the fingers that could be the culpret too.
my baby used to get that on his hands and still gets it around his mouth. our doctor said eczema aggravated by drool drying out his skin. we can keep it pretty well under control by putting aquaphor on it at every diaper change. i was putting it on twice a day but that wasn't nearly enough.
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Printer-friendly versionPDF version WASHINGTON, Jan. 15, 2014 – A limited water supply is predicted west of the Continental Divide, according to the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) National Water and Climate Center (NWCC) in its first forecast of 2014. The NWCC also predicts normal water supply east of the Continental Divide and will continue to monitor, forecast and update water supplies for the next six months. Monitoring snowpack of 13 western states, the center's mission is to help the West prepare for spring and summer snowmelt and streamflow by providing periodic forecasts. It's a tool for farmers, ranchers, water managers, communities and recreational users to make informed, science-based decisions about future water availability. "Right now the West Coast is all red," NRCS Hydrologist Tom Perkins said. "Early indications are it will be very dry in the western part of the West, but wetter as you travel east. There are some exceptions to this, as New Mexico, Arizona, parts of Utah and southern Colorado are also expected to be dry." "But that could all change by the end of the season. This early in the season – who knows? It always changes," Perkins said. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's (NOAA) Climate Prediction Center's seasonal forecast is calling for a milder and somewhat drier winter for much of the West. According to NRCS Meteorologist Jan Curtis there is a very small chance for normal precipitation on the West Coast. "The North Cascades in Washington might have a normal year, but Oregon and California are unlikely to have normal precipitation," Curtis said. NRCS Oregon lead Snow Surveyor Melissa Webb said she isn't alarmed yet. "Oregon snowpack looks grim right now, but the season is young and storms are on the horizon," Webb said. "While concerned, we're hopeful for some recovery in the next couple of months." Although NRCS' streamflow forecasts do not predict drought, they provide information about future water supply in states where snowmelt accounts for the majority of seasonal runoff. In addition to precipitation, streamflow in the West consists largely of accumulated mountain snow that melts and flows into streams as temperatures warm into spring and summer. NRCS scientists analyze the snowfall, air temperature, soil moisture and other measurements taken from remote sites to develop the water supply forecasts. "USDA streamflow forecasts play a vital role in the livelihood of many Americans," NRCS Chief Jason Weller said. "With much of this region greatly affected by drought, our experts will continue to monitor snowpack data and ensure that NRCS is ready to help landowners plan and prepare for water supply conditions." Since 1935, NRCS has conducted snow surveys and issued regular water supply forecasts. Since the late 1970s, NRCS has been installing, operating and maintaining an extensive, high-elevation automated system called SNOTEL, designed to collect snowpack and related climatic data in the western United States and Alaska. View January's Snow Survey Water Supply Forecasts map or view information by state. Other resources on drought include the U.S. Drought Monitor and U.S. Seasonal Drought Outlook map, which forecast drought conditions through March 31, 2014. For information on USDA's drought efforts, visit www.usda.gov/drought. And to learn more about how NRCS is helping private landowners deal with drought, visit the NRCS site. USDA's Natural Resources Conservation Service helps America's farmers and ranchers conserve the Nation's soil, water, air and other natural resources. All programs are voluntary and offer science-based solutions that benefit both the landowner and the environment. # USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer. To file a complaint of discrimination, write: USDA, Office of the Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights, Office of Adjudication, 1400 Independence Ave., SW, Washington, DC 20250-9410 or call (866) 632-9992 (Toll-free Customer Service), (800) 877-8339 (Local or Federal relay), (866) 377-8642 (Relay voice users).
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Rated 4 out of 5 by ROOSE Excellent Service with Great Staff, but be careful about the Pool Access Suite The staff at the hotel are great, especially the Desk Manager and Guest Services Representative Bennie. The G.M. is ever present making sure the hotel and F & B is run perfectly. I have only one complaint, and that is that their Pool Access Suite is in my view not a Suite. I have stayed in the suites of the St Regis Bangkok, Shertaton Hua Hin, Royal Orchid Sheraton and Plaza Atthenee Bangkok, all within the last year, and they are true suites as they have a separate living room. But at the Le Meridien Ko Samui, their suite is a bed room with an outdoor deck that they are claiming is a living room to qualify the room as a suite. Counting an exterior deck as a living room is not a suite in my book, which led to a disappointment with my expecations of the room I thought I booked with the actual room. The room should be advertised as a Pool Access Room (not a suite). Fortunately, the excellent staff of the hotel worked hard to move me to another room, and made my vacation here a happy affair. The designation of the pool access suites as suites are a top management issue, as someone who is in charge of positioning the hotel decided to market the pool access suites as true suites. Their decision was wrong. Please see what the other Starwood properities in Thailand I cited above show as their suites. And you should go back and revision that designation and decide if the less than accurate designation is worth the risk of alienating and disappointing your loyal customers. December 25, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by M1LRS Gets better all the time We stay here regularly and it's a lovely hotel with great staff who get better every time. WiFi which in the past was a problem is now excellent working throughout the resort with multiple devices. All in all excellent. August 27, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Ta91776 Heavenly I am currently staying at this hotel. High quality facilities thru out. What made this hotel stand out for me is their top notch staff, especially in the reservation dept. i had sm issues when booking this hotel initially. Ms. Tippawan went far and beyond fixing everything for me. When me and my frnd standed in bkk for close to 10 hrs w/ no ava. flt to this island, she and ms. Kanokrat took ownership of my problem, negotiate with the airline on my behalf. Ms. Kanokrat even managed to pull sm strings to get us on one of the sold out flt to come here. We are grateful for their extraordinary personal service n will recom this hotel to all our frnds n families. February 1, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by JATS GREAT HOTEL I am a Starwood Lifetime Platinum member and this hotel is now one of my favorite properties. Tina is the hardest working GM I have ever met - and her vision and dedication have created a culture that drives the performance of the staff. Everybody at the hotel worked hard and exceeded our expectations. Wait staff always went out of their way and housekeeping always left behind nice surprises, such as towels folded into shapes of animals. We stayed in a pool villa and we never wanted to leave our room - or should I say outside sitting area. Breakfast and all meals were excellent. I'm thrilled that we decided to stay here - and hope that I have another chance to stay again. August 17, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by VeryGoodPointsStacey Hit or Miss The LM Koh Samui is a nice resort, but not spectacular. I booked a verandah suite and used the new SPG Suite Night Awards Benefit to upgrade to a suite. I was upgraded to a Pool Access Suite. However, the word "suite" is very deceptive because there is one room with a bed, desk and TV an outdoor open-air bathroom and a patio that provides pool access. The hotel counts the patio as the "living room" and insists that makes it a suite. It would be better called a "villa" (which is what other LMs in Phuket and Khao Lak call it). I was very disappointed to learn that the Suite Night Awards could not be used on any other "suite" types at this property. And in addition, another platinum member traveling w/me was upgraded to a Pool Access Suite without using the upgrade awards. Our Flight into Koh Samui arrived 2 hrs late and we arrived at the hotel around 9pm. There was on one to greet us when the hotel car dropped us off. No bellman, no reception staff, no one. A security guard pointed us towards the hotel. We wandered towards the hotel - the front of the hotel is ugly and reminded me of a motel - but once you pass through the actual entrance you get the resort feeling. Someone from reception finally greeted us at the top of a stair case (we carried our on bags up the stairs) and she showed us to reception. Check in was not smooth, but the staff finally got everything sorted. I went to my pool access suite and was disappointed. Not only did I find dirty sheets on the bed, I noticed that the duvet cover was stained and the towels were stained as well. The hotel staff changed the sheets, duvet and towels and the GM made a point to assure me the next morning that she would see that the staff had the room cleaned perfectly. And it was. The out-door open-air bathroom takes some getting used to. If you're not into outdoor living, you may to book elsewhere. While there is privacy, you can also see portions of other people's suites from the toilet, shower and tub. You're exposed to the elements - I almost stepped on a worm one night while using the toilet. A bird flew in while I was in the tub and sat perched on the sink vanity. There are mosquitoes everywhere (hotel can't really control that, but they do a good job of putting coils and citronella around to help as much as possible). The room was also prone to mosquitoes. The room has french doors sliding doors as the main door to the room that open directly to the patio and pool. Whenever those doors, or the door to the bathroom were open, bugs flew in. Be prepared to wear a lot of bug spray! The room is small for a suite, but the bed is very comfortable and the room is decorated nicely. There is a large TV and working desk in the room. There's a mini-bar and plenty of drinking water. There is only one restaurant on the property. The restaurant serves a good breakfast buffet and a la carte menu. Service at breakfast is very good and the GM is always present to ensure service standards. Unfortunately, lunch service falls a bit short - I think this is due to the fact that the GM is not present. There are long waits for drinks and checks and you often have to request the check several times before you get it. The food is good and not too over priced. The pool is nice, but a bit small. It's very well maintained and the pool chairs are great. The view is spectacular! The beach is not well maintained and the water is gray directly in front of the hotel -you have to go pretty far out for beautiful blue water you expect in Thailand. There's a long dock that extends into the water but it was surrounded by brown frothy water that was not appealing. The spa is nice, the rooms are beautiful and the massage treatments are exceptional. The manicure and pedicure services are less than average. The spa is decorated beautifully and it's very relaxing. Overall, the hotel is okay - not great, and not bad. There are some hits - pool, spa, breakfast, staff friendliness and lantern end-of-day ceremony. There are some misses - beach, lunch service, inconsistency of housekeeping, and lack of welcome upon arrival. I'm not sure if I'd go back given all the other SPG choices in the area. I have high hopes that the management turns it all around...but for me, it really comes down to preference. If you like bugs and open-air bathrooms, then you'll love this hotel. If you like more modern facilities, than you might want to stay elsewhere. May 23, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Chad Amazing everything! Having stayed at starwood properties around the world, this was easily one of the top, if not THE top resort I have been to. My fiancé and I were treated wonderfully from the moment we stepped foot on the premises. From the service to the cleanliness of the facilities to the wonderful pool and dock, everything was perfect. Tina and her staff were so incredibly friendly, we cannot wait to find our way back to this wonderful resort. Thank you so much for everything Cheers, Chad & Candace March 3, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by AllyK Beautiful, peaceful, professional, amazing! I really enjoyed my stay here. From the first moment I entered the hotel I was greeted by Liddien (sp) who made the check in process as smooth as possible. She as well as the front desk staff attended to everything that I needed to make my stay as enjoyable as possible. I found the rooms to be warm and full of character. Turn down staff were on top of mosquito control too. The pool was astonishly clean as well as the pool chairs and beds. I enrolled in yoga and Muay Thai boxing classes and felt that they were taught by knowledgeable and professional staff (thanks to Ton and my yoga teacher!). I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone looking for a quiet, peaceful, exotic retreat away from the hetic life. Ally December 13, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by jeanice perfect hotel Location is good and reasonably convenient. Only about 10 min from Chaweng. About less than 30 minutes pleasant walk to Lamai town centre. There are convenient shops less than 5 min walks away and several local eateries within 2 to 10 min walk. Almost all the staffs are very friendly, helpful and attentive. Especially 2 from front desk: Miss Eye and Mr Tent. In addition, there is also a multi-talent staff which teaches stretching and muay thai, as well as, bar-tending and working in the pool area. Moreover, I really love the whole ambiance and design style in the room and all corners of the hotel. In summary, really like this hotel and likely to be back again. August 29, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by AVDL Good stay but disappointed by lack of follow up Overall an excellent stay and excellent facility. The staff at the restaurant and bar was excellent. The only disappointment came from the staff at the reception: we enquired about the advertised activity "cooking class" from the staff at the reception. The clerk seemed a little lost but told us she would check and come back to us with details and we trusted her to do so. She never did and we never heard about this again. As we had only decided on this 2 days before our departure, there was no longer enough time for us to take the class a day later - disappointing for a hotel of this category and a let down as the rest of the stay and facilities were good. January 7, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Dburka Best of the Best First off this resort was one of the best I've been to. It is a smaller resort but very quiet. Everything was in perfect condition and I recommend staying in the plunge pool suite if you can. The room was very private, great bed, shower/bath, and a semi-private pool. The gym was good for a vacation workout as well as the pool and pier for relaxation. However nothing can beat their Spa. It was very well-priced and luxurious. Also I suggest taking the cooking class with Fanta. However, none of that would have meant anything without mentioning their quality of staff. Everyone at the Front Desk, SPA, Pool, and restaurant were so very friendly and professional. They should be very proud of what they have created there. Thank you to Botan, Sally, Fanta, Korn, and many others for making it a great time. January 24, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by swwh disappointed, will not go back staff was friendly but we would not go back for following reasons: 1. bathrooms and shower outdoors - unless you like mosquitoes and insects crawling around while you shower and go to the bathroom, this was the biggest let down for us. we tried to ask for a room change but was told all rooms have outdoor facilities. we even used the public lobby one because that was cleaner and indoor air conditioned instead of our room bathrooms. 2. sheets, duvet and pillow cases were torn: kind of a let down but we found large rips in the duvet and pillow cases had ripped edges. worst is after cleaning the room, the sheets were the same and also ripped 3. entrance uninviting and hidden - we were dropped off by the side of road and guard tower. thought it was the wrong place at first because it was not a nice site. no one to pick you up but instead you walk through an alley and finally a more pleasant entryway. did not understand why guests are dropped of there and not further inside, leaves a bad first impression about the hotel 4. ocean is not swimmable - if you want to go to a beach near your hotel do not go to le meriiden. the beach is rocky and not clean. even though the platform out to the water is nice but people rarely go to the beach 5. neighborhood not that nice - we went to see other hotels and resorts in koh samui and found their location much nicer 6. inaccurate cost estimates for taxis - we took taxis wherever we went and asked costs at the hotel and were charged by the cabs different every time. this was not a big deal but made you feel like you had to bargain every time you stepped into a cab or else you would get ripped off. 7. as a spg gold member, we felt that it would be nice to change fruit in the room but the same platter was left there for 3 straight days 8. only once restaurant at hotel, a minor thing but we saw other resorts with more than one again, the staff was very friendly so nothing against them, just disappointed with facilities and others listed above July 23, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by RBCfan Nice design, great staff & SPG recognition. Hotel is nicely designed, with a great mix of rooms and good features. The staff are especially friendly and well trained. A nice mix of SPG and guest features....small costs, but great feel. Both the GM (Tina) and the Reservations Manager (KK) are very focused on customer relations and guest support. Very visible and active management. February 24, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Chalermsak Very Nice Place First time for me to stay here , I will back again sure. This hotel very beautiful and excellent room. I love Le Méridien Koh Samui Resort & Spa so much. May 16, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by JakobZH A breath of serenity and a true refuge for relaxation Le Méridien Koh Samui presents itself as an Island Hideaway - and rightfully so. Surprisingly however, the image of this resort depicted on the official website and any other information I could gather online beforehand only very modestly reflects the real tranquility of the refuge that awaits at this property - in short, Le Méridien Koh Samui breathes serenity and a sense of harmony that truly favors relaxation. I am inspired to seek understanding for the equilibrated design of the facilities and the gardens in the Feng Shui principles on which the property, its dimensions and disposition has been conceived, and guests open to this additional element of abstract luxury will not be disappointed. Concretely, it is also an invitation to see beyond the boundaries of the traditional "hotel" stay as a guest at this property - at Le Méridien Koh Samui, the concept of suite extends beyond the sphere of the physical room itself; onto verandas and into semi-private or private garden-surrounded pools, and through spacious bathrooms with open-air interfaces. While this resort is not, and does not pretend to be, a beach resort in the true sense of the term, its prime location right in between the popular Chaweng and Lamai beaches offers ideal proximity to the supreme beach experience on the island of Samui. Those resistant to substituting affluent tourism for the peaceful haven of the resort should still be able to enjoy the hotel's small beach when the tide allows, in addition to its excellent pool facilities. The quality of the breakfast, massage at the Spa and a few additional, well appreciated SPG Platinum benefits are a few other noteworthy positives I had the opportunity to benefit from during my stay at this resort. Le Méridien Koh Samui offers the necessary professionalism and high standard service that can be expected at any resort in the category. The conception of the resort and its tranquil atmosphere almost naturally imposes the requirement for a particular type of service excellence: the one that is distinguished by a fine balance between offering guest privacy and discretion, while at the same time providing the impeccable attention by staff to ensure presence and availability whenever needed. In this regard, I can only praise the entire team at Le Méridien Koh Samui for their remarkable and exemplary achievement - you never really notice the staff, but they are always present and available if ever you need anything. The resort accommodates a comparably low number of guests, which also leaves plenty of space for Front Office staff in particular, to take their time to address specific guest needs with a very friendly and personalized touch. I take this opportunity to thank the General Manager and her team for the warm welcome and exceptionally pleasant stay, and I extend a special thank you to the Front Office Manager, Ms. Botan, for generously taking the time to provide genuine and personalized recommendations that added significant value and authenticity to both my culinary and exploratory island experience, and for kindly arranging a number of surprises for my birthday that altogether made my stay on the island of Samui and at this Le Méridien truly memorable. December 25, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by DJacobs Relax and Peaceful Resort! The Beautiful Chinese style Le Meridien, we got such a warm welcome since we arrived. We arrived quite early in the morning, Khun Fon who checked in for us, she is really presented the Starwood company "Go the extra step" to find a room for us (normally check-in time is 2pm). She is really friendly and attentive, she walked us the room afterward and also explain everything about the hotel. Food in restaurant is good, we tried lunch a few time but dinner we went outside for some seafood. We have not tried breakfast yet but we are sure breakfast from Le Meridien are always good everywhere in the world as when we were stayed in others Le Meridien food was always incredibly good. Pool is good, wide and big, have many beds which you can lie down in the sun. To be honest the beach is not so nice, we did not see anyone swim there, we knew why because the water is not so clear, we think Vana Belle beach is much better than this. It would be nice if they could do something with it. The room is big, clean, we love the design so much, it is contemporary Chinese style mix with a little bit Thai , such a good combination, they have movie rental service if you feel like do not want to do anything, you can also just watch movie in the room. It was another good experience in Samui, highly recommend for the traveler who loves to enjoy all facilities in hotel and of cause we are one of them. February 19, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by RODNEY17 Oldie but a goodie Despite some minor flaws this hotel delivers. The negatives include 1. a location which is far from the best beach on Samui 2. Insufficient and small bath towels - made worse by the absence of 3. Beach/pool towel in the pool access suites Notwithstanding the hotel was a thorough pleasure to enjoy. The staff were exceptional in every respect from check in to housekeeping. Most impressive for me was the number of staff who actually addressed my wife and I by name. For Platinum Preferred Guests you can be assured of proper recognition which includes sundowner drinks in the main bar. Finally another really impressive feature of this hotel was to see the hotel's general manager Tina Liu not hiding in her office but with her sleeves rolled up assisting and monitoring the breakfast service and warmly greeting guests. February 10, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Kaye15 Romantic getaway The entrance to the hotel looks like nothing special, but belies the beauty within. The rooms are so romantically appointed and some with private pool access. The staff is exceptional and you are offered a delicious tamarind welcome drink. The best thing is each night they have a lantern ceremony that gives you chills. We ate at the restaurant every night and the food was great! I would highly recommend this hotel! February 17, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Mike111 Another wonderful stay at Le Méridian Koh Samui This was our 2nd time back at Le Méridian Koh Samui. This property is special in itself, with great beaches and beautiful grounds. We stayed in the Ocean Front Villa's where we have our own private villa and pool.. Simply fantastic! However, what makes this property so special are the staff. They are so personable, friendly and helpful. They knew our names, even the breakfast servers!, and always welcomed us by our names. Tina the GM, and Luke and Botan the assistant GMs, are always available and go out of their way to make your stay special. No issue is too small - or big - for them to help you with. We're already planning our 3rd trip to this special Oasis. December 31, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Vincos This Exquisite Property Puts the "A" in Aspirational OVERALL IMPRESSION: From the moment I entered, I never wanted to leave. Everything a tropical paradise escape could and should be. SPG RECOGNITION: The best. Most beautiful upgrade ever: a full-on oceanfront villa with private pool and outdoor tub. We found it difficult to leave our beautiful cocoon. Complimentary evening cocktail in the lobby bar. Wonderful breakfast buffet as the Platinum Amenity. Beautiful in-room tropical fruit amenity. THE ROOM: So beautiful that I took pictures. If I were suggesting the perfect honeymoon or romantic getaway, this ocean-front villa would be it. LOCATION: In a self-contained compound in rather ugly, honky-tonk Lamai Beach…but who cares…you never have to leave this splendid refuge! EXCEEDED EXPECTATIONS: Every brand seems to espouse the new ideal of providing not simply a "bed" but a real "life experience" and Meridien has made it a virtual "cri de guerre." In my experience, this usually turns out to be just a lot of hype but here I really felt this. Each evening there is a ceremony performed in and around the central courtyard reflecting pool in which guests are invited to join staff in launching paper wish lanterns. It was a profoundly beautiful experience which I both enjoyed and felt moved by. It seemed to convey the essence of "Thai-ness" and served to put an exclamation point at the end of each day. Well done! DID NOT MEET EXPECTATIONS: Does not apply. ONE THING TO KNOW: Save this one for a very special occasion; it will be difficult to surpass. January 11, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by Sev666 Great Beach Villa with own pool Stayed here for 2 weeks for a fitness holiday, was supposed to stay at another resort in Lamai but the facilities were terrible, Le Meredien was fantastic, gym was great, had everything that was needed, the resort had no problem with taking Personal Trainer from outside, breakfast was amazing but a little pricey for me as I was only allowed scrambled eggs or fruit as part of my program, the resort wasn't far from Lamai nightlife but was very quiet and peaceful, Spa facilities were great as were the staff, everyone at the resort was helpful, all round a great stay, You can find cheaper hotels in the area but if you want to spoil yourself then this is the place to stay. May 24, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Belfred6 A REAL five-star hotel You really feel as a special guest, and not just a room number. An ideal place for those who look for a romantic getaway, who want to fully relax in a very quiet and caring, confidential environment. A very dedicated, careful and professional staff always ready to help you and meet your needs or tackle your concerns. I'm sure you could ask them anything you dream of, and they would try to fulfill it (I have ideas about that for my next stay there...). The staff is always close enough to you to be able to assist you quickly while not being too close to disturb your intimacy. If you eat at the restaurant close to the pool, try their Chocolate Molten dessert. A pure dream I could not live without! And of course enjoy their evening daily ceremony in the reception area. An authentic way to feel even more relaxed and look at how life should be every day... The only minus I experienced during my stay: a poor internet connection in the room. But it was quickly fixed by the staff offering me a 3G wifi system to solve the issue. Enjoy and relax in that small paradise, you won't be disappointed. October 26, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Gavinok333 Great Days Stay in this hotel Staff are very nice and kind. food in this hotel is very nice and delicious, also great sea view restaurant, relax. unique facility on the beach made by Le Meredien. Will come again next time. December 3, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Chaiwat26 Great Vacation in Koh Samui Best hotel in Koh Samui.Warm welcome and friendliness staff esp. Latitude19 Bartendee. Highly recommended and Great for platinum recognitions here. November 13, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by AOrta Exceptional Experience. Amazing Staff. This hotel has an amazing location. Beautiful bay, walking distance to local restaurants and trendy beach clubs, yet away from all the noise and feels perfectly secluded. The location is only enhanced by the amazing staff. The general manager, Tina, seemed to be everywere ready to chat and help out. Khun Ohm, gave us a great welcome as well as Khun Fah. Khun Ja-ja always had a helpful smile when welcoming us to the restaurant and I can't recall the names of the two interns at the restaurant who were always there to anticipate our needs. Service was next to none. Thanks again for a fantastic holiday. April 17, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by ctlao Great Hotel Great Hotel, Romantic, Relax December 15, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by ABCD81 Exceptional staff and decent location Stayed here for 2 nights in January and were overall pleased with the Le Meridien. Worth pointing out the friendliness and service attitude of the front desk staff. The bedroom is a bit smaller than in other hotels (we were in a pool access suite), but the bathroom made up for it. Previous reviews made me a bit concerned about the bathrooms being open, but we found it not a problem at all. It's a 10 minute taxi ride to Chaweng, so close enough to many restaurants. We didn't go into the pools or sea since we were out on day trips all the time, but both looked inviting enough to dive in. January 15, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Shirley14 Birthday Celebrations We arrived on a rainy day, without our luggage, which was unfortunately still in Singapore, but this did not dampen our first impression of Koh Samui. The hotel was next to the road but you would never have thought this, when you walked into the hotel you were greeted by the staff who were very friendly and right from the start you could tell they were there to make your stay the best it could be. We were taken to our room which had a plunge pool and we were not disappointed. The bed was so comfortable I had my first good night sleep for a while. What can I say about the staff, they could not do enough for you, everyone remembered your name and you could tell that customer service was at the forefront. It was my husband's birthday whilst we were there and a small cake was delivered to our room and everyone was wishing him a "happy birthday" throughout the day. I wanted to arrange a reservation at a restaurant for his birthday and the young lady at the reception (K Dao) was so helpful, she arranged the reservation plus our transport. Although all of the staff were friendly and helpful a few stood out to us: the Restaurant/Events manager (Botam) checked on us each day and we felt by the end of the holiday we had met a friend. The young lady (Meaw) who looked after our room ensured we had enough water and ice together with ensuring the room was clean and Tuk Tuk one of the waitresses were excellent The location of the hotel was perfect; the swimming pool was clean, warm and had a wonderful outlook. The restaurant and pool bar were good, and it was great to sit there overlooking the beach and sea. Although the weather was not the best we still enjoyed our stay and will definitely be coming back again. May 11, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Blob123 Very good and quiet hotel THis is my second stay in this hotel, and have decided to stay for a longer periode this time. At check in done by very proffessional staff, IT, Fah, and Fonny, I was offered a complementary room upgrade by FO manager K.Botan. I was delighted with the room and the jacuzzi. There is a little of maintanance to be done to the rooms, cracks and dripping water. But thanks to the service of the whole hotel staff in Latest Recipe Korn, Witt and Num, FO, HK I can say that I have truly enjoyed my stay at Le Meridien. I would like to recommend this hotel, to people that are looking for relaxed holidays at the beach and love the asian architecture and design (as the hotel is fueng-shui). Thank you le Meridien staff for making my stay at your hotel my most memorable days on the island. November 15, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Bingodog A jewel on Koh Samui I spent 6 days at Le Meridien Koh Samui with my husband, looking forward to a week of relax and "resort life". Our stay couldn't have been better, and Le Meridien Koh Samui is now on our list of places we definitely want to come back. The resort is beautiful; from the moment you arrive you know you are in a special place. Check in takes place in the "hub", an open air courtyard which in the evening becomes the stunning scenery for the evening celebration, a daily event which by itself makes this place quite special. Many of the verandah suites face the lawn, where at different times of the day you can spot small groups taking yoga or Thai boxing classes (and you can join them of course). On the seaside a large infinity pool is the backdrop of the restaurant, with beautiful views on the sea. The pier which extends into the sea provides also great views from a unique perspective and is the setting for a romantic dinner at night. But what sets this place apart is the unique attentiveness, friendliness and "good spirit" of the staff. Everybody at the resort will go above and beyond to listen to your needs and do anything they can to make your stay as pleasant and unique as possible. I have never experienced such an atmosphere before, and I wish more hotels and resorts were managed like this one. To give an example, one day my husband hurt his foot and had a small cut. The hotel staff, and Pen in particular, took such great care of him, cleaning the wound twice a day, every day, in a way that not even a hospital would do. I was also truly impressed to see how the staff listened to my feedback comments and took immediate action to address them. On the last day of my stay, for Valentine's day, I had the pleasure of being upgraded to a pavillion pool villa. And I can only say "wow" - you'll rarely find such beauty, privacy and comfort at a resort. But no matter which suite or villa you choose, I'm sure that le Meridien Koh Samui has all it takes to make your stay unforgettable and truly enjoyable. Thank you Pen, KK and Tina for the wonderful stay. I can only wish I were there right now for the happy hour ;-) February 18, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by grrracious Beautiful tranquil hotel, unparalleled hospitality My 2 friends and I had a fantastic stay at Le Meridien Ko Samui from February 11-16, 2014. Needless to say, the hotel was beautiful, but what was more impressive was the service and hospitality of the staff. From the moment we walked in the hotel, we were treated with warmth and attentiveness. The hotel manager, Pannipa Pahumanto, went above and beyond to make sure we had a wonderful stay, which included surprising my friend with birthday treats and upgrading us to an amazing villa with a private pool our last couple days. I'd highly recommend this hotel without any hesitation. March 3, 2014


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