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Window treatment to hide an ugly view
The window over my kitchen sink looks into my garage, of all things. I currently have miniblinds that are always closed, but they're not too good-looking either. Any suggestions on how to cover/mask/camouflage the view?
Maybe you could put a scenery picture at your window, you know like a fake one, but do put orange lights as they tend to get dull at night, else just put some small potted plants around the window.
Here is a link that might be useful: homepride forum
I was thinking of a window film, artscapes is the only brand that comes to mind because they sell it at my local Ace. But Home Depot and Lowe's sell it as well. Oh wait, let me look it up...
Here is artscapes.
Gila films is what Home Depot and Lowe's carry. (You have to click the "window film products" tab at gila to see styles.)
What about a piece of stained glass art or an old stained glass window, maybe with a light outside?
I've seen some nice-looking and inexpensive ones on our local Craigslist. Or, take a class and make your own.
Beside the great ideas already given consider blocking the view from the outside. Can you do some hanging plants outside in front of the window and/or a window box? I don't know your zone so this may not be a practical year round solution although you can get small evergreen plants for a window box. (And there are always plastic flowers that can be used too. LOL)
Stained glass might be beautiful, if I can find the right piece.
Dillydally, the outside of the window is the inside of the garage. Given that and my gardening skills, they'd have to be plastic flowers. Unfortunately, hanging anything there would block the door into the house.
Don't you wonder who would design something like this?
I know a site called "wallpaper for windows" it's window film that comes in a varity of designs and colors including stained glass look. I am considering it for a double plane arched window that that lost its gas seal so it gets condensation and looks ugly but would be very expensive to replace.
Here is a link that might be useful: Stained Glass Window Film
Oh. LOL. When you said the window looks into the garage I thought you meant from across the yard. I've seen them like that in older neighborhoods where garages were added decades later.
Since you really don't have to worry about blocking sunlight then, I vote for using the window art or using stained glass if the price is right.
How odd to have such a window. Is there any reason you need to keep it? I wonder whether you could just have it removed and end up with a plain wall that you can accessorize from indoors.
Although I personally would probably relish the opportunity to get some stained glass artwork in there. Not that it will show to best advantage if there is no light in the garage, but it could still look very cool.
But honestly, the cheapest and fastest way? A curtain with nice fabric that you can change out from time to time to give yourself a new vista.
Hang sheers, covering the bottom half of the window only. Use tension rods on the top and bottom and enough sheers(2-3 times the width of the window)so there is a lot of fullness. I need privacy on 3 sides, and have used this treatment, along w/panels or a valance. If your window is small, the sheers alone will be enough. ;o)
OMG....that Mr. T is scary...LOL
I would try a window art and then dress up the window with open shutters or curtain tie-backs.
Here is a link that might be useful: window art
This is an option I am surprised so few know about. There is a paint that looks like stained glass. It is translucent and holds a texture. I bought it at our local hobby shop. For our bathroom window, I wanted simple so I used the clear with just a touch of color in the diamonds. But many colors are available, in another project I did, I even swirled 2 colors together. The "lead strips" are sticker-like things they sell with the paints. The best part is that it really gives the feel of stained glass vs a contact paper glued on a flat window. The lead is raised, the glass has texture (from my fingers), and the slight imperfections make it look real.
Dainaadele, that looks really nice! Very realistic. I am familiar with the paints but I thought you had to do them on the glass before it was installed. I had no idea it would work on an existing window.
There was a Gardenwebber who used this method to make a panel for a window in her foyer. It was very pretty, too. Wish I could find the post.
My kitchen window overlooks my neighbors window. We put up an arbor with shrubs many years ago and now I look out at something pretty.
Could you add something to the side of the garage to make your view more attractive? Or you could add something between the garage and your window to make the view more pleasant.
Nah! I live to break rules. I did it right on the window because it was thick enough and I was desperate. I just was careful not to glob it and kept watching over it for drips. The directions also say not to put it on a window that has contact with the outside. -I broke the rules there also. The first winter it did some funny contraction/expansion thing when it was really cold and the bathroom was steamy. I kept thinking I was going to have to scrape it all off and start all over. Before I got the chance, a couple of months went by and it cured perfectly to the window. It has been up for 9 years. Originally the diamonds were blue. When I redid the room, I cut the blue out with a razor, peelied it off like a plastic sticker and put the yellow in. We don't have kids so the cleaning is glass cleaner and wiping the dust off.
You could choose any view you want by gluing a print or poster on the garage side of the window. It could look quite real if you choose a landscape picture.
Everybody here is so talented and so generous. Any one of your ideas would look great, but Dainaadele's really speaks to me.
My window is the same size and shape, and I wanted something simple, too.
Is that Gallery Glass paint? Is it hard to do? Do you have any tips?
Thanks to everybody!
I have the stained glass film that looks really nice .I would like to do a large window that the film will not cover..
I look so forward to dainaadele coming back a give more details ...I to would like to know the brand of paint you used if you can recall.Thx
Great window dainaalele !!!!!!!
Wow, I really like that bathroom window! I guess it could be used on a mirror too? I have an old bathroom mirror with no frame from my uncle, I forgot to put in a window over the toilet when I swapped the shower and toilet on the builder's plan. So maybe I can frame the mirror and use that paint to make it look like a stained glass window? I'd hate to have a mirror right across from the shower (think of what it woud reflect!) but we do need more light in the room.
Wow, to be honest, all I did was read the instructions.
Yes, the paint is the Gallery Glass stuff. With the paint they had these black strips that were peel and stick. I used a razor to get nice neat cuts. I originally tried their black "leading" paint, but to be honest, it did not have the look. Unfortunatly the strips leave you to use mostly straight lines. Maybe a slight curve? The rest is just a matter of using the bottle the squeeze put the paint on the window, then use my finger to spread it out. I just altered with each "pane" from side to side and up and down. Cleaning the edges off when needed. I think i used a small brush to make sure the paint made it completely edge to edge, but then covered the brush marks with my finger.
Probably the biggest thing to remember is it takes time to cure. (Since even normal latex paint on a basic wall supposedly cures for 3 weeks, imagine how long this takes.) I would tell you to put it up and not attempt to clean it other than dust or wipe with a damp rag for a couple of months.
I have done a similar thing on one other area in the house. I made a pedestal for our master bath sink. The fun thing about it it has a color changing led night light inside.
Oops! Yes, I did -see the bump I mean. (I thought this thread had died.)
"No" to putting the leading on before the paint.
Thr paint is thick and bumpy when it is done, so the lead lines served to hold the paint within the boundaries. When I got some on top of the lines, I used a small damp rag to wipe it off. (water soluble)
The only other thing I would add is that you should probably experiment with the paints at first to get a feel for their color when they dry. They are much more translucent than I expected the first time around. Glop some on something clear and let it dry for a couple of hours to get a feel for how thick the paint must be for the effect you want.
I'm moving to a house with this exact problem (window over sink into dark garage). I had thought of having a piece of plywood or artist's canvas cut to the size of the opening,or to hang a mirror or glass shelves in the space, but the Gallery Glass window is BY FAR my favorite idea now. I have used the window film in the past, and it is o.k., but looks very flat and 2-dimensional. Can't wait to try this idea!


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And because it did seem just a little too easy, a little too dominating, a little too, well, un-Bombers-like, there was more trepidation in the air at Investors Group Field Thursday night than you might have expected heading into a Week 2 contest against an expansion Ottawa Redblacks team playing their first regular-season game in franchise history.
That's because it was one thing to demolish an Argos team that shot themselves in the feet all night long last week.
The more important determinant of just how new and just how improved the 2014 Bombers really are was whether they could do it again against an opponent that didn't take 22 penalties and didn't repeatedly turn over the ball the way the Argos did.
The early returns last night were not positive if you were a Bombers fan. A Bombers offence that fired on all cylinders against the Argos -- and produced an offensive star of the week in QB Drew Willy -- sputtered in the early going against a Redblacks defence that looked pretty good for a band of castoffs, which is what they are.
Even more worrying in last night's early going was the performance of a Bombers defence that looked so masterful in shutting down a future Hall-of-Famer in Toronto QB Ricky Ray last week but appeared utterly helpless against another future Hall-of-Famer in Ottawa QB Henry Burris.
In what must surely be some kind of record for spectacular starts for new football franchises, Burris led the Redblacks to touchdowns on Ottawa's first three possessions, staking the Redblacks to a 21-7 lead by the end of the first quarter.
Just when it was all starting to look disturbingly familiar to a crowd of 27,553 fans that had seen this movie before -- over and over again by a Bombers team that won just nine games the last two seasons combined -- the Bombers dug deep and found a grit that had been conspicuously absent in recent years.
First, it was Bombers rookie tailback Nic Grigsby cementing his status as a keeper by scoring his second TD of the game midway through the second quarter to narrow the Ottawa lead to 21-14. Then it was rookie placekicker Lirim Hajrullahu looking like another solid off-season pickup, hitting from 47-yards as time ran out in the first half to make the score 21-17 heading into the locker-room.
But on a night when nothing came easy for Winnipeg -- in stark contrast to that Toronto game -- the Bombers had the entire left side of their offensive line helped off the field. Tackle Glenn January returned, but guard Chris Greaves never did.
And it showed as Willy took the kind of beating that used to be reserved for Buck Pierce -- some of it even legal and between the whistles. A late hit to the back of Willy's knees in the third quarter looked particularly egregious, but he stayed in the game.
In the end, it was a special-teams play -- fittingly enough on a team that has former special-teams players as head coach, GM and CEO -- that turned the tide for the Bombers, a 96-yard Demond Washington kickoff return for a TD in the fourth quarter that got the Bombers within two points.
That set the stage for the game-winning TD drive late in the fourth quarter that gave Grigsby his third TD of the game and Winnipeg's only lead of the game. It was, as the final whistle sounded moments later, the only lead the Bombers needed.
So what's the takeaway? The Bombers have now won the easy way and the Bombers have now won the hard way. And I'd argue it was last night's performance that was more impressive, precisely because it was so hard.
But most impressive of all? A Bombers franchise that won just three times in 2013 has already won twice in the first two weeks of 2014.
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Bottled a belgian WIT just over 2 weeks ago. It has been condtioning between 70-75 degrees. I used 5 oz of corn sugar to prime.
Tasted one after a week, very little carbonation, but it was there. Tasted a few bottles on Saturday (had some friends over) and still very little carbonation.
Any advice on how to kick up the carb in my brew?
Give the bottles a quick roll across the table to resuspend the yeast, and keep them at 70-75 for another week or two.
Carbing is a crap shoot. Sometimes it takes mine a week. Sometimes it takes four.
I agree. I had a similar problem with a brown ale recently. I pulled the bottles out of the basement to warm them up a bit. It still took about a month to get the carbination right.
temp is good, and the amount of sugar you used is plenty. Give them more time is about all you can do now. The rolling technique may help too, but time is the key. If two more weeks and still low, then we may have a problem. The beer will taste better after a couple more weeks. Be patient
I actually have the same problem. I've left my bottled beer in a closet for two weeks, that there is no carbination what-so-ever. A warm bottle was opened and there was a little. This is driving me insane because I've nailed the taste and body down with this batch, but my consistency in carbination is horrible. I know that my apartment temperature is kind of low, so that doesn't help out at all.
Anyone have any additional suggestions? I'm still relatively new at this; only my 4th batch. I'm currently attempting to apply the above suggestions, but am wondering how to avoid this problem in the future. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
Eh, it's past noon. Grab me a beer, would ya?
Just wait it out. I have had batches take 4-5 weeks sometimes to get carbonated right. Patience grasshopper. Your beer will be better for it anyway. It seems to me the 1-2-3 should often be more like 1-2-5
Here is some more general advice I posted to another thread regarding bottle conditioning, since the topic seems to come up quite a bit:
1. Assuming you primed correctly, you want to carbonate for at least a week or two at about 70 - 75 F, then another week or two (could be at cellar temperature) to ensure proper carbonation. Sometimes carbonation will take 1 week, sometimes it will take 4. The yeast strain, recipe, length of time since the brew, fermentation temperature, etc. are all variables that contribute to the carbonation time.
2. If you haven't carbonated the first week or two at warmer temperatures and the beer is now flat, then gently swirly your bottles to re-suspend the yeast, and move the bottles to a warm spot for at least a week or two.
3. If that doesn't help, then be patient and leave them for another two weeks.
4. If that doesn't do the trick, you probably have a capping problem or yeast problem. Put a balloon or condom over the neck and cap of the bottle, give it a good shake, and see if any CO2 is leaking out. If so, proceed to step 6 (re-priming).
5. If faulty caps weren't your problem, then you might have to try adding fresh yeast to the bottles. A few grains of dry yeast are all that is necessary. Just make sure to chill the bottled beer first, or adding the yeast will cause gushers.
6. If that still doesn't do it, then you have under-primed. You will need to shake the bottles to release any built-up carbonation, carefully vent the CO2, chill them REALLY cold, and one-by-one remove the cap and add some carbonation tablets to re-prime. Recap and start again. Don't skip the venting and chilling step -- otherwise you will find out why very quickly!
** Make sure you don't jump steps because if you do, you might over-carbonate your beer and create bottle bombs. Not only will it make for bad beer, they are seriously dangerous.
So I took your advice and it has indeed improved. I just opened a bottle last night and there was some cabonation, but not enough to my liking yet. I know that I definitely did not under-carb, as I put in about 5/6 of a cup of priming sugar in. I have no problem waiting another week, or even a couple more. My question is this: should I try to resuspend the yeast again? Or would that have ill effects on my brew?
Thanks again!
I'd re-suspend the yeast by rolling them on a table. They are Wits afterall.


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So tragic and disgusting at the same time. I'm skeeved out by just reading about it
Maybe so they wouldn't know where she'd get out. Though I'd guess they could meet her at each floor by the stairs.
Scary and so sad for her poor family.
As a guest though, OMG, that would be sooo hard to get past. I'm not a germaphobe either but just reading about it is hard enough.
Sounds like someone who works there killed her. The roof was locked. She was trying to get away from someone. I feel so bad for her family and for the guests. Just horrible all around.
Just watched the elevator video. She doesn't look scared to me (her movements are too dramatic, and for someone who is behaving in a paranoid fashion, she isn't trying to escape from the situation). Her behavior is disorganized - she looks like she's either high or having a psychotic episode. I'd be surprised if foul play was involved.
What a sad story for her and her family and an incredibly disturbing story for hotel guests.
This video was really strange and I agree it did look as if she was high or having a psychotic episode. However how did she manage to get herself in the water citern if no foul play was invovled The whole thing seems really strange and I am curious to hear the full report as more details emerge.
I cannot come up with an adjective that describes how disgusting this is and how sad. Did she commit suicide or do they think it was murder?
I've been horrified by this story since yesterday! I'm a germ freak who already feels uncomfortable in hotels & this story is killing me!!!!
I'm brushing my teeth with bottled water when I travel now! GAG!!!
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Is it common for hotels to use cisterns? I thought they were only in the Carousel of Progress these days?????
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My husband said the CNN video reported that the roof door was locked but the lid on the tank wasn't.
Very strange story. I hope more information comes out.
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Me too, ME TOO! I've had trouble reading much about it I'm so skeeved out by it.
And *they* are saying that the water was *safe* to drink.
Yeah? NO!
.....to drink....and shower, brush your teeth, make coffee and for all other cooking.
Oh god just NO!!!!!!!!!!
Her poor family.
Did you see the clip of the British tourists saying they just thought our water tasted that way? Sweet and very bad with a terrible smell????
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I finally watched the video and have to agree with you. I don't think she's scared or trying to escape. It seems more like she's talking and gesturing to imaginary friends or something.
The deal with the elevator buttons is just strange but must have made sense to her at the time.
Sweet and very bad with a terrible smell? I think I'm gonna be sick here.
Me too! WHY would you ever drink water like that?!?
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I see, thanks. I investigatedthat today and discovered that even tall buildings don't have water tanks here, as the pressure is much higher, interesting.
This is really one of the weirdest stories I've ever heard, I guess I will be thinking of it whenever I'll take a shower in the US.
The roof was locked. She would not have been able to get up there on her own. And I have never heard of someone offing themselves by drowning. I suspect foul play. I also suspect someone with a roof key.
Oh that is just disgusting! Sounds like something that would be an episode of Bones!
It's super creepy for sure!
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Read this on CNN today...
That place sounds super creepy!!
"Los Angeles (CNN) -- The Cecil Hotel's dark past earned it a spot on Los Angeles tours long before a woman's body was found inside its rooftop water tank.
"It's the place where serial killers stay," said tour guide Richard Schave.
Schave and his wife, Kim Cooper, conduct a "true crime and oddities" tour they call "Hotel Horrors & Main Street Vice."
The new mystery surrounding Elisa Lam's death will be added to Cooper's spiel during the tour stops at the Cecil Hotel, she said.
The killers
The most famous on their list are serial killers Richard Ramirez and Jack Unterweger.
Hotel guests: Discovery 'sickening' Ramirez, known as the "Nightstalker," now resides on California's death row, but in 1985 he was living on the Cecil's top floor in a $14 a night room, Cooper said.
The Cecil, filled then with hundreds of transients living in the cheap rooms, was a good place for Ramirez to go unnoticed as he killed 13 women, Schave said. He was "just dumping his bloody clothes in the Dumpster at the end of his evening and going in the back entrance."
Jack Unterweger worked as a journalist covering Los Angeles crime for an Austrian magazine in 1991 when he moved into the Cecil.
"We believe he was living at the Cecil in homage to Ramirez," Schave said.
He is blamed with killing three prostitutes in Los Angeles while a guest at the Cecil.
The killed
During the 1950s and 1960s, the Cecil had a reputation as a place where people would kill themselves by jumping out upper-floor windows, Cooper said. "It's just what people do when they are at the end of their rope," she said.
Helen Gurnee, in her 50s, leaped from a seventh floor window, landing on the Cecil Hotel marquee on October 22, 1954, Cooper said.
Julia Moore jumped from her eighth floor room window on February 11, 1962, she said. Moore left behind a bus ticket from St Louis, 59 cents and an Illinois bank account book showing a balance of $1,800.
Pauline Otton, 27, jumped from a ninth floor window after an argument with her estranged husband on October 12, 1962, Cooper said. Otton landed on George Gianinni, 65, who was walking on the sidewalk 90 feet below. Both were killed instantly.
Not everyone on Cooper's list committed suicide.
"Pigeon Goldie" Osgood, a retired telephone operator, was found dead in her ransacked room on June 4, 1964, Cooper said. Osgood, known for protecting and feeding the pigeons at nearby Pershing Square, was stabbed, strangled and raped. The crime has not been solved.
Not an ordinary hotel
Schave and Cooper have theories about why the Cecil's past has been so sordid.
It was built in the 1920s as a hotel "for businessmen to come into town and spend a night or two," Cooper said.
But it was soon upstaged by nicer hotels in a better part of town, she said. When the Great Depression hit in the 1930s, it became more of a transient hotel. Eventually, it transitioned into a single room occupancy business, known as an SRO. Long-term tenants rented individual rooms and shared bathrooms with neighboring residents.
"This was just a place where people who were really down on their luck were going," Schave said. "These hotels are filled with people who are at the edge of being integrated in society."
During the 1970s, '80s and '90s, hundreds of people who were "down on their luck" called the Cecil home, he said. "They were all hustling to make ends meet."
"It's not like that any more, of course," Cooper said.
New owners converted three of the floors back to hotel rooms around 2007, but most of the building remains SRO, Schave said.
Another section serves as a hostel that is marketed toward European tourists, he said
It was not clear if Lam was staying in one of the hotel rooms, which offer more privacy, or the hostel.
Repeated calls by CNN to the Cecil Hotel management were not returned Wednesday and Thursday."
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3.9 Room cleanliness
3.7 Service & staff
3.5 Room comfort
3.4 Hotel condition
They paid and stayed.
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for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Posted Mar 28, 2015
Motel is getting old and without the mall not much to do in general area
for Business Travelersby A verified travelerfrom Sandpoint ID
easy access from highwayPosted Mar 10, 2015
Pros: right price
Stayed here because I was working an event nearby. Most reasonable price in the area. Clean & functional for my one night stay
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom Dailey
Best Hotel Stay Ever!Posted Mar 9, 2015
Pros: I liked everything about it.
Cons: I can't think of anything that needs to be improved upon.
Location: There isn't much nearby aside from food and gas stations since most of the stores around Riverbend Inn are out of business.
At the price we got our room it was more than a great value. The staff was super friendly, the room was clean, there were plenty of amenities, and food was within walking distance. We will be staying at Riverbend Inn again in the near future. My only complaint was that the drain in the tub of our bathroom was slow, however staff when notified of the issue was very friendly and on top of the matter.
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom Boise, Idaho
Posted Feb 27, 2015
I felt that it was better than the 2 star rating....convenient location
for Everyoneby A verified travelerfrom B.C.
Good enoughPosted Feb 22, 2015
Pros: Reasonably priced Easy to find Clean Quiet Adjustable heat Adequate breakfast Good coffee
Cons: WiFi service. Extra pillows. We asked for 2 but they only had 1.
Location: There is a small indoor hot tub which is good in the winter. The outdoor pool was closed in February, of course.
The hotel is easy to find and was just fine as a a relatively inexpensive overnight stop on a long road trip. In spite of the fact that it is beside a freeway it was quiet. It's location between Coeur D'alene and Spokane make both cities accessible, but I wouldn't consider this a destination hotel. Breakfast was adequate although seating was limited to a couple of small tables. WiFi service was quite unreliable for us. On our second stay on our return trip it did not reach the rooms at the end of the corridor. The woman at the desk kindly gave us another room since we had necessary business to attend to, but I noticed others using their devices in the lobby. For guests who need reliable internet this could be very frustrating.
for Everyoneby A verified traveler
Nice for the price.Posted Feb 10, 2015
The facility is fine. Walls are a bit thin and the floors do creek.
by A verified traveler
You get less than you expect.Posted Nov 28, 2014
Pros: We chose it because there was ample parking, an indoor hot tub and a breakfast included.
Cons: Attitude of the front desk staff. Did not feel overly welcome. Breakfast was terrible, very limited selection. Not extremely kid-friendly.
Location: The location was fine, out of the way and had ample parking.
It was nice looking on the outside, however, the staff weren't overly professional or friendly. The television needed to be upgraded. The breakfast was mediocre, lack of selection, no toast, no fruit, and very limited flavors of yogurt. The hot tub
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rundrejse USAPosted Oct 10, 2014 on Hotels.com
Et velholdt og hyggeligt hotel, som ligger lidt uden for lands lov og ret, men når man er i bil er det ikke et problem at finde steder at spise. Venlig betjening i receptionen, og morgenmaden var efter amerikansk standard fin.
for Familiesby Claranefrom Baker City, Oregon
A nice motel at a good price.Posted Oct 7, 2014 on Hotels.com
It was fine. We will stay at this motel again. the only negative thing about the neighborhood is that there is a large empty bunch of factory outlet stores next door and across the street. Post Falls itself in a nice town in an absolutely lovely part of Idaho.


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Did not like the Holiday Inn of Lake George
We stayed at the Holiday Inn Lake George Turf August, 2004 and found it to be a great disappointment. The room was way too small to accomodate our family of four and certainly did not deserve the price tag of over $200.00 per night. Barely slept a wink in the uncomfortable beds. The management was sympathatic, but only changed our room the last night of the stay, even though the larger room was requested upon making the reservations. While close to the village, not worth the price and I would not recommend this overpriced hotel, at all.
The Only Place to stay in Lake George
We have stayed at The Sagamore, and decided to try the Holiday Inn Lake George to be in the heart of Lake George Village....extremely surprised and completely happy with the experience at this Holiday Inn. The staff were very friendly and helpful. The view of the lake can't be beat especially when the hotel is not on the Lake. The rooms were beautiful and clean, chairs and tables on the patio for each room if you are lake view, the beds and pillows comfortable, clean and nice pool inside and outside, mini-golf to keep the kids occupied, game room, work-out room, and pool table to keep everyone busy. Highly recommended hotel, worth the price if you want a full service hotel.
10 Years Worth of Quality Stays
To say that this hotel is the BEST hotel in Lake George would be an understatement. Myself and my family have been staying at the Holiday Inn Lake George for over 10 years, and we wouldn't have it any other way. The location is great, walking distance to lake george village, the lake itself, food, ice cream....yet NOT in the middle of all the congestion and crowds. The view from the balcony rooms is priceless, overlooking the pool and the lake itself. The cleanliness is top notch, the rooms feel like they are WORTH the $200+ a night that you will pay, the pools are brand new and clean, the in hotel restaraunt is amazing as well. I can't say enough for this hotel, or this vacation spot. It's a joy, and I will be visiting Lake George and staying at the Holiday Inn for years to come. You CAN'T make a mistake with this hotel. Enjoy!!!
Nice hotel
Great hotel with friendly staff, nice facilities and good restaurant.
Excellent choice
Clean rooms,helpfull staff,wonderful indoor and outdoor pools.Overall an excellent experience,will go back!
Holiday Inn Turf - A Great Place to Stay
The Holiday Inn is a great place for families to stay. They have a beautiful heated outdoor pool as well as a large indoor pool. The indoor pool was a great plus because the weather wasn't favorable for the outdoor pool and it is also open until 10 p.m., so my children were still able to swim at their choosing. They also have mini refridgerators in the room which helps when you have children and Nintendo-(for a fee). The view from the Lakeview rooms was beautiful. You can see the moutains as well as the lake. Also a big plus was the private balcony. The staff were very pleasant and accomodating and the rooms were very clean. Breakfast was a great bargain because kids eat free and the breakfasts were pretty good. I didn't care too much for the dinners. I found them to be a bit pricey and not very good.The room was a bit pricey at the Holiday Inn but well worth it. I spent $156.00 a night once at the Surfside on the Lake and had the worst time ever. They had the biggest spiders I had ever seen on the outside door every night. There were spiders in the room. The first night I was there, I pulled the covers down to find a spider crawling in the bed. Every morning when we woke up, the bed sheets weren't on the bed anymore. They would be somewhere off to the side.The downside for us was that The Holiday Inn is a little bit of a walk to the village and not a very safe walk. There were no side walks to walk on. So we had to drive into town and pay for parking. But overall we had a wonderful stay and would definitely stay there again.
Loved the Holiday InnTurf
We decided to pick a hotel chain for consistency of service and were
not disappointed. Every request we made, they honored. The room size
was adequate for the 5 of us - 2 queen beds, and we put our 6 yr old on
2 comfortable chairs placed together. They gave us as many pillows and
blankets as we needed and even made the 6 yr old bedding for us without
being asked. Our rooms overlooked the pool with sliding glass doors,
which was very convenient. The bathroom was small for a family of 5 and
had no lock, so there was no privacy for us at all. The rooms were
nicely maintained and comfortable.Kids ate free at all meals which we
tried. Breakfast was worth it, but dinner meals were pricey for adults
and food was substandard. Upon mentioning our dissatisfaction with
dinner, they promptly removed the adult order from the bill. Service
was slow in the dining room because they were training new servers at
the beginning of the summer season, but they were extremely courteous
and tried hard to please.The front desk was little help in giving
advice and directions so we went to the chamber of commerce just down
the road for tourist info.The swimming pool was heated and very warm,
almost like a hottub. It was a good size. They have a kiddy wading pool
and indoor pool as well. There is also a modern mini playground next to
the pool.We will definitely return next year!
RUDE, LYING, OBNOXIOUS staff
I was planning a trip to Lake George for Memorial Day weekend. After looking at this site, I decided to stay at the Holiday Inn. I called for information - not to make a reservation - and the woman on the phone told me that I should go ahead and make the reservation, even if I wasn't sure because "it could be cancelled up to 6pm on the day of arrival". 2 days before my planned arrival my companion was unable to go so I tried to cancel the reservation. At this time I was told that there was a 72 hour cancellation policy and I was going to be charged for my stay even if I couldn't make it. She was cold, rude, and obnoxious! I asked if I could reschedule and was told that I could not! They LIED and were EXTREMELY uncooperative. I even had someone else call and ask what the cancellation policy was and they told them it was 6pm day of arrival as well! Basically, they lied so that they could get me to make a reservation and then they lied so that they could keep my money! I do a lot of traveling and have never before felt so cheated by a hotel. AVOID THE HOLIDAY INN LAKE GEORGE AT ALL COSTS!!!!
Nicest hotel in lake george village
We loved this hotel! After staying at several other local small motels (old-style musty smelling rooms, limited facilities, etc.,) we stayed at the Holiday Inn Turf. The room was recently renovated overlooking the newly built outdoor pool. Inside you will find an indoor pool/sauna, restaurant, gift shop. The hotel sits on a hill overlooking lake george. The rooms were spotless and we'd definitely return again.
Dream Come True
We have been vacationing at The Holiday Inn Turf for years and it just keeps getting better. There is no better view of the lake anywhere, the rooms are clean and beautiful and the staff is exceptional. We have never had a bad experience and we gladly recommend this hotel as the only place to stay in Lake George.
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Last day of peeping
... moving in on us so we hastened our step and got back on the road, now in New York, heading down 9N all the way down the length of Lake George. There were relatively few actual viewpoints although you are literally driving right next to the lake on one side and the mountains on the other. It was quite a unique drive.
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Travels with Nick part two
... a week ago( the old one had melted) only to have it fail again when we went to a state park to dump out. They are coming back again on Tues and hopefully they have figured out the cause. We had a great week in RI. We spent most of the time with our son but did manage to spend some time with good friends as well. We even managed a few games of Mahjong. Hope everyone is ...
Prospect Mountain
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After the hike we went to a bead shop in Glens Fall. The shop was in a very big building that had been a shirt and dress factory back, McMullen and Leavens Shirt Factory. It at one time had 700 employees and even sold shirts to Roosevelt when he visited his home on Lake George. They are said to have ...


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2014 Cape Hatteras National Seashore Campground Season
Date: February 6, 2014
Outer Banks Group Superintendent Barclay Trimble announced today that Oregon Inlet, Frisco, and Ocracoke Campgrounds will open to the public on Friday, April 18, 2014.Oregon Inlet and Frisco Campgrounds will close at noon on October 13, 2014.Ocracoke Island Campground, on a reservation system, will close at noon on October 27, 2014.Cape Point Campground in Buxton, on Hatteras Island, will open Friday, May 23, 2014 for Memorial Day weekend and closes at noon on September 1, 2014.
With regards to the four campgrounds, all campgrounds accommodate tents, trailers, and motor homes up to 35 feet.Each campground provides rest rooms, potable water, unheated showers, grills, and picnic tables. No hookups (utility connections) are available.
Within the National Park Service campgrounds on the Outer Banks, Ocracoke is the only one where visitors can make advanced reservations for non-group campsites.Reservations can be made by calling 1-877-444-6777 or on the Internet at www.recreation.gov and can be made up to six months in advance.Single campsites at Oregon Inlet, Frisco and Cape Point campgrounds are assigned on a first come first served basis.
Camping fees at Oregon Inlet, Frisco and Cape Point are $20 per night.The camping fee at Ocracoke Campground is $23 per night.Holders of the Interagency Senior or Access passes and the Golden Age or Golden Access passes receive a 50% discount on their campsite.
No more than 6 persons and two vehicles may occupy a single campsite.Camping trailers, including pop-up campers, are considered vehicles.From Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day weekend, all camping is limited to a total of 14 days within a 30-day period.Quiet hours are between the hours of 9:00 p.m. and 7:00 a.m.Generators may not be operated during these hours.
Group camping is only available at Oregon Inlet Campground.Fees for group camping are $4.00 per person per night (for groups of 7-30 people) including infants and toddlers. The group camping reservation number is 252-441-0882 and reservations can be made beginning March 3, 2014, and are useable for the entire 2014 season.Due to the popularity of the group camping site, it is recommended that reservations be made at least two weeks in advance.
Camping in Cape Hatteras National Seashore is permitted only in designated campgrounds.Camping on beaches is prohibited.Pets must be physically restrained at all times on a leash not exceeding 6 feet in length.For more information, please go to www.nps.gov/caha.
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I haven't died them but have marked them with permanent markers so I know which ones are old then snitch the fresh ones from the nest. Some ducks don't like the marker tho and kick the eggs out. Most ducks lay them any old place!
We actually have a yearly egg hunt on my 2 and a half acres but we use plastic eggs and no chocolate(FLORIDA SUN AND fireants!) this year Im thinking of making a prize box and they can turn in the eggs for prizes,,,still thinking
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House Republicans on Thursday elected Bakersfield, Calif., native Kevin McCarthy as majority leader, giving California's Central Valley a leg up on Capitol Hill.
McCarthy's election makes the 49-year-old former deli operator the first Californian to reach the House's number-two position since it was created in 1899. The promotion also puts McCarthy on the spot, raising expectations about what he can deliver for his home state and region.
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Following a quick campaign, McCarthy won election on the first round of a GOP secret ballot conducted among 233 House Republicans. He handily defeated Idaho Republican Raul Labrador, a conservative House sophomore who entered the race late.
McCarthy will replace Rep. Eric Cantor, an ambitious Virginia Republican who is stepping down early following his primary defeat by a political novice affiliated with tea party activists.
A graduate of California State University, Bakersfield, where he also earned an MBA, McCarthy ran a deli and a batting range before starting his political career with his 2002 election to the State Assembly. In 2006, he first won election to the House.
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