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No. General admission seating (red seats) measures 19" wide and 32"-33" from one seat back to the next. Club seats (pewter seats) measure 21"wide, with 32"-33" from one seat back to the next and are cushioned.
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Located in Giza (Giza - Pyramids), Mercure Cairo Le Sphinx Hotel is close to Pyramids at Giza and Great Sphinx of Giza. Additional area attractions include Hanging Church and Dream Park.
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Rooms open to balconies or patios. The 280 air-conditioned guestrooms at Mercure Cairo Le Sphinx Hotel include safes and coffee/tea makers. Wired high-speed Internet access (surcharge) is provided. 26-inch LCD TVs are equipped with satellite channels. Bathrooms offer bathtubs or showers, hair dryers, and complimentary toiletries. Additional amenities include complimentary bottled water and blackout drapes/curtains. In addition, housekeeping is offered daily and amenities available on request include irons/ironing boards.
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- Babysitting/childcare *
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- Free WiFi in public areas
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- 2 restaurants
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- Outdoor pool
- Children's pool
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- Conference space size (meters) - 280
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- Free newspapers in lobby
- Luggage storage
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- Accessible bathroom
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- Roll-in shower
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- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Egyptian-cotton sheets
- Balcony or patio
- Private bathroom
- Bathtub or shower
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- 26-inch LCD TV
- Satellite TV channels
- Wired high-speed Internet access (surcharge)
- Phone
- Free bottled water
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room safe
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
Special features
DiningAlexandria - Overlooking the pool, this buffet restaurant specializes in international cuisine and serves breakfast and dinner.
Romeo and Juliet - This theme restaurant specializes in Italian cuisine and serves lunch and dinner. Guests can enjoy alfresco dining (weather permitting).
Pyramide Cafe - This theme restaurant specializes in local cuisine and serves dinner only. Open select days.
El Tekkia - This café serves brunch, lunch, and dinner.
La Pyramide Bar - Overlooking the pool and garden, this bar serves brunch and lunch. Happy hour is offered.
Awards and affiliations
Green / Sustainable Property
This property participates in EarthCheck, a program that measures the property's impact on one or more of the following: environment, community, cultural-heritage, the local economy.
Mercure Cairo Le Sphinx Hotel's small print
Also known as
- Mercure Cairo Le Sphinx Hotel Giza
- Hotel Mercure Cairo Le Sphinx Gizeh
- Giza Sofitel
- Mercure Cairo Le Sphinx Hotel
- Sofitel Giza
- Hotel Mercure Cairo Le Sphinx
- Mercure Cairo Le Sphinx Hotel Cairo
- Hotel Mercure Cairo Le Sphinx Gizeh (Al-Gizah)
- Accor Le Sphinx Cairo
- Hotel Mercure Cairo Le Sphinx Giza
The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
Guests under 15 years old are not allowed in the health club, fitness facility, or spa tub.
Guests under 15 years old are not allowed in the spa.
For transfers, guests must contact the property 48 hours prior to arrival at the number on the booking confirmation.
Reservations are required for massage services and can be made by contacting the property before arrival at the number on the booking confirmation.
Optional extras
Late check-out can be arranged for an extra charge of EGP 240
Self parking costs EGP 25 per night
Airport shuttle service is offered for an extra charge of EGP 285 per vehicle (one way)
High-speed Internet access (wired) is available in guestrooms for EGP 155 per 24-hour period (rates may vary)
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Real magic for novice magicians - taught by a world-renowned professional!
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This box of tricks includes all the things you'd expect, and then some. With balls, cups, coins, rabbits, a vase, coins, dice, springs, pins, and great illustrations to guide them - kids are busy amazing themselves first and sharing the amazement with others later!
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Better luck next time, Clayton County.
That's all this blogger can say after the heartbreaking vote to enact not a full penny, but a half-penny sales tax for Clayton County's buy-in to MARTA last evening. ClayCo has been without public transit for about four years, and not even the emotional utterances of the residents couldn't convince the three-out-of five commissioners to put the full penny on the agenda instead of the half-penny; even though for months, the public has been convinced in public forums, by developers and commissioners alike, that the penny is the only way to go. However, we certainly don't see eye-to-eye on issues like this with politicians.
This blogger was there as the decision was made, even when MARTA CEO Keith Parker and MARTA Chairman Robert Ashe made it clear to the opposing commissioners that running with the dogs would mean one penny or nothing at all. However, the commissioners in question, namely Gail Hambrick, Sonna Singleton, and can't-keep-a-comb handy Michael Edmonson, couldn't see a Clayton County where anything but groceries would be tacked with an 8% sales tax, even if it was for the good of those roaming the county not in a vehicle, but walking on an unpaved ruts on the side of Jonesboro Road to get to Walmart on the other side of the highway across from where the "would-be" commuter rail station would go. Instead, they'd rather keep the wanna-be wealthy types protected in their gated Lake Spivey communities to assure to the world that there is a little decency in ClayCo and that it's not all about over-funded jails and underfunded school systems.
Now today in a not-so-surprising resolution, the MARTA Board of Directors ruled to decline ClayCo's half-assed request to join the transit system. This goes to show the commissioners, you may think you're doing a service to protect your constituents by going all Tea Party on the idea of public transit, but unless you have an better plan on how to magically send buses down to the badlands, your fights don't mean the hill of beans you live on. Transit is not free. You have to make sacrifices and if that means putting in for the future, so be it. Yes, your economy may not do well on an 8% sales tax in your aired-out brain, but your county DEFINITELY won't survive once the businesses who just located there decide to move out once they see that there's nothing but tumbleweeds and for sale signs everywhere. That's not attractive. Partly a reason why signs outside Southlake Mall tell you to shop in Henry County. Was that a read?
So these knuckleheads have until Sunday, July 6th to reconsider their decision, or transit in Clayton County is off of the table for at least another two years. However, in a recent turn of events, the Special Call Meeting is scheduled for Saturday, July 5th. So if you're still in town during that time, pay your need-to-be-axed commissioners a visit at the Commissioners Boardroom at 10 AM. My advice to the residents of ClayCo, you better look to move to Southwest Atlanta before home prices goes up. If you want to call the commissioners before the holiday, their numbers are below.
Chairman Jeffrey E. Turner (D): (770) 477-3208
Commissioner Sonna Singleton (D): (770) 473-5770
Commissioner Gail Hambrick (D): (770) 603-4135
Commissioner Shana M. Rooks (D): (770) 477-3214
Commissioner Michael Edmondson (D): (770) 477-3216
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2010 certainly has been a long time since our friends down in Clayton County have seen a local bus. Ask the family carrying three grocery carts full of groceries from the Riverdale Walmart across the long-stretched State Route 85 Monday. Since then, so much movement has gone on northward, the residents are starting to feel some type of way on if the county can prove to be relevant again. Well people, there IS hope, and the power is in the people! (and the Clayton County Board of Commissioners…)
These past week has been tremendous for transit all over the metro, as MARTA decreased its max wait times to 10 minutes during peak hours, the Atlanta Streetcar is only a doctor's check-up from operation, and Clayton County is firing up the conversation for reinstating transit to their infrastructure. As of yesterday, reps from the City of Atlanta Department of Public Works and the Atlanta Streetcar announced the PROPOSED (used lightly) fare structure and schedule for the start of revenue service. Let's break it down.
So if the Atlanta City Council approved the PROPOSED fare structure on June 2nd, the fare structure above will go into place around eh…October-November-ish (remember, the first three months will be free). Transfers to MARTA or GRTA will be free, and the council will also decide on reverse transfers. Now, compared to other streetcar systems, this is pretty fair. I wouldn't go off the immediate jump to purchase a monthly pass, though (unless I really wanted to marry the Edgewood Bar District). You can use Breeze Cards as you do on the other systems, as well as purchase them from Breeze vending machines. Also noted to point out, the PROPOSED revenue service plan will be Monday through Thursday from 6 AM-PM, Friday from 6 AM-AM, Saturday from 8:30 AM-1 AM, and Sunday from 9 AM-11 PM.
Now for the nonbelievers who still think it's pointless and a waste of money, please take a look around you. Do you see any streetcar in operation, and are you living in an area of tremendous investment? As of now, the Atlanta Streetcar will serve as a very key last-mile connectivity tool for pedestrians navigating through Downtown from other systems, as well as the catalyst for a bigger blueprint for an extended streetcar network Downtown, Midtown, and the rest of the intown neighborhoods. They have literally taken every demographic into consideration who would utilize it from downtown business people, college students, seniors, pub crawlers, as well as the tourists. I have stressed long enough that if you don't like what goes on in your neighborhood, then you haven't talked loud enough. I can't explain myself anymore for this, so all those asking me the point of the streetcar, stop. It will be revolutionary. Just wait.
On to the other elephant in the room, ClayCo. Clayton County has been working with a firm out of Tampa to gather public opinion on what they would like to see as far as transit in the now car-dependent nook of the Southern Crescent. Monday, the group has released their Transit Vision for up to 2040. While it comes to some head nods, it also comes to some clouded conversations with a few of the commissioners. Some people just shouldn't talk to everyone. Let's break this down.
Shown above is a draft of the 2040 Long-Range vision for Clayton County. The blue lines represent the local bus which would radiate from the East Point and College Park MARTA stations outward to as far south as Irondale (or the between Jonesboro and Lovejoy part of Tara Boulevard). The restoration of local bus service will be the goal of the 2016 plan. 2020 calls for the introduction of Flex Shuttle service for seniors, those with disabilities, and those in far-stretched subdivisions. 2030 will call for increased headways for the buses, and if the Board and the people decide by November that this is worth sticking the red line in above, a heavy rail line along the Norfolk-Southern line to Clayton State University will bless ClayCo's presence by 2040.
Like I said before, the conversation is still a little cloudy. Most residents still don't understand how the county lost C-Tran in the first place, and some commissioners are going out of the way to sweep it under the rug and blotch this opportunity by lying. Some locals are also weary that it will increase crime, litter, yada yada yada. Listen here. Make your OWN judgment. Just know that the State legislation ONLY calls for Clayton to join MARTA through the 1-cent sales tax, and that will be the minimum if ClayCo ever wants to see rail. Property tax won't have anything to do with funding transit. No one does that, and the residents wouldn't even go for that. Not even Seattle believes it's a good idea. You also can't steal a TV and bring it back on a bus. This endeavor would be not only a very wise economic development opportunity for the county, but a building block for uniting all of the transit systems into one and for us as a region and move forward on how we look at more efficient mobility options.
To join in on both of these conversations, please direct yourselves to the following:
Email the Atlanta Streetcar Team at: firstname.lastname@example.com. Comments will be welcomed until May 30th!!!
Comment on the Clayton County Transit Initiative at: http://transit.claytoncountyga.gov/
Or go to the meetings tomorrow at:
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Whew! April has definitely been a whirlwind, and I'm not talking about those massive winds we were supposed to get from this recent storm! (Seriously, I walked around here with a dry umbrella expecting it to pour). Anyway, April brought us the second annual TranspoCamp as well as the massive week-long American Planning Association Conference. If you were lucky enough to attend both, I hope you made lots of connections and joined in the conversation about transportation and why it is important not just here, but everywhere.
But, let's touch on the important pieces. See the epic selfie above? It was part of a session at TranspoCamp inspired by Lyle Harris, Chief Spokesman of MARTA on creating a culture of people who are not only willing to ride, but take ownership of MARTA, similar to other transit cultures in Philadelphia and San Francisco. We called ourselves the #MARTAARMY and we devoted ourselves to involve those who want to make a difference on the system to speak up and bounce ideas to Lyle on what this system should do and how it should function.
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This is important.
This is happening tonight. You should go.
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If You Build It, Will They Come?
Shown above is a picture of two things Atlanta will soon have and not have. I will leave it to you to guess the obvious.
Before I go into this opinion peace, I want to post a disclaimer: I believe in all kinds of transit, no matter where it goes. If it serves a purpose, turns a profit, and brings peace to whomever passes through or whomever arrives, I stand firm to welcome it.
When Atlanta was nicknamed "The City Too Busy To Hate", I don't think anyone counted 'argumentative' as a offspring of hate. That seems to be the case ever since the Atlanta BeltLine released its comprehensive Streetcar expansion plan to the streetcars that they don't yet seem to uh…have. I say that not to be negative, but to really get everyone to look at this with a bigger picture of this burgeoning "Streetcar" Network in Atlanta. Where did it come from? Where is it going, and why can we not agree on where to put it?
A big complaint from streetcar opponents (some of which don't hold a City of Atlanta address) is that they still won't go anywhere, even after east-west connector routes were put in for the 1st, 3rd, and 4th Phases of the plan. Peachtree Street, they say; put it where it belongs on the main thoroughfare! Okay…let's look at that. I tout the Peachtree plan as the one the Feds didn't think was worthy enough to debut in Atlanta or the one that doesn't seem practical enough because A) There's a huge heavy rail running right under most of it, B) The Peachtree Street corridor runs through 2 of Atlanta's most walkable neighborhoods. C) The 110 Bus Route runs down the whole corridor, and D) In what way are we really ready to tear up Atlanta's most famous street?
Another point against the Peachtree Streetcar is of whom will patronize it. Who do you think uses the one in the picture above? Definitely not the guys or gals in suits but the ones in Bermuda shorts and fanny packs admiring how long the skyline goes on and on and on…It's mainly a big reason everyone is counting against the current streetcar because it will just be an extension of the tourist bubble that covers pretty much the western half of 'Downton Abblanta'. It's going to bring other forms of change. Believe me. Sadly, those people who make the Peachtree argument didn't like the Auburn/Edgewood Streetcar. Although they forget there's a huge university, trauma center, and about 20,000 of my closest friends here. (not to mention an even growing neighborhood in the shadows who will soon receive the first phase of the next expansion). Who do they expect? Most tourists are even scared to take actual MARTA, even though the residents probably share the same sentiment. So are you really going to step foot on that vehicle if it does go down Peachtree, or will you hear it from your distant cousin who visited that one time who swears by the streetcar?
I also look at much fault at putting a streetcar down Peachtree because it still does not create a vehicle for MOVEMENT. The BeltLine is supposed to be about MOVING. That less than three mile trek won't really put you anywhere else that you couldn't get by any other MARTA vehicle, or better yet, by your own two feet! (I've done the walk. It's not that bad.) But it does not do what the North Avenue/Hollowell Parkway line would do, what the 10th Street Line would do, and that is send you through different neighborhoods with a notion that you will end up in a place totally different then where you got on without having to switch vehicles. Point blank and simple. Just as an aside, because Andres Duany recommends something, it doesn't always mean we should do it.
I want everyone to stop the arguing about the streetcar because the reality of it is that it won't even be up until the late summer. So we really don't even know how this one will perform, or if it will. Again, not being pessimistic, but realistic. I will be excited for yet another mode of transport, but I have had it to here with the back and forth about something that isn't even a reality yet. You don't know how excited I was to see the poles and lines being put up from my return from New Orleans. Atlanta has to work on this idea of comprehensive planning again. We still cannot grasp that concept. Just like our addiction to tearing down fairly-new stadiums or erecting parking decks that look like actual buildings. Until we can evaluate this one, let's calmly plan for the future, but in a practical sense.
The Howell Mill Conundrum
I think that we can all safely say that we like going to Howell Mill. There's a slew of activity at the beginning of the road, in the middle, and even at the end of the stretch. We don't, however, like TRAVELING down Howell Mill. Some points make it impossible to believe that there could be something done about the corridor. But there is something to really be done that does not involve transportation:
I do agree that this is a little conservative for my nature, and totally not in my best judgment, but for the past few weeks, I have seen nothing but new projects in not only the most traffic-choked, but the most densely-spaced areas, whether it be the new Jimmy John's near Chattahoochee Avenue, the new Elon Apartments opposite White Provision, the new apartments next to Chick-Fil-A, as well as the new apartments Perennial is building near Bishop Street (are we starting to get the picture??) I don't think a single one of these units will forgo parking infrastructure for their perspective residents nor are there alternative plans for transit vehicles to shuffle people up and down the "sometimes" three-lane artery, but in my perspective, these new developments are going to do nothing but make this area undesirable.
My solution? The mighty Bus Number 12 that heads between Midtown and Cumberland keeps its ridership heavy at all times of the day. Perhaps a little spur could help entice locals that MARTA might be the DJ that saved their life. Imagine what wonders a Number 12 Spur from Five Points up Marietta then to the Howell Mill spur could do. It might even be MARTA's next attempt at Bus Rapid Transit if they consider shifting the route from going through residential Buckhead. Seriously, do we know anyone who rides the bus from there? Also, far fetched, but it could be reality, what if there was a light rail line that ran under the road connecting Howell Mil both north and south of the Waterworks? Someone has to un-congest Howell Junction one of these days…
All that I am saying is that Howell Mill, I believe, has met its capacity for the moment. If we could slow down the development for a while and focus on some alternatives or traffic calming methods, we can see property values actually reflect what they're worth about now. But right now, Howell Mill is, and until they put in work, will be a hot mess of a road. It will be a REALLY looooong summer. Better have a good radio station on your dial.
Snow-induced worker shortage slowed MARTA, but didn't stop it
I think this article is fantastic. And I'm opposed to the AJC firewall, since the awesome quote by Chief Operating Officer Rich Krisak isn't out there more in the universe, so I'm posting it here for your reading glory:
By Andria Simmons – The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
As the roads and interstates that snake through metro Atlanta sat paralyzed in last week's frigid grip, MARTA, for the most part, kept moving.
No, the mass transit authority wasn't unscathed by the three days of ice and snow. Trains ran less frequently because many MARTA employees couldn't make it in through the epic gridlock, and bus service was canceled entirely one day because it was unsafe to go out on the road.
"Staff doesn't have a supersecret highway to drive to work on," said MARTA Chief Operating Officer Rich Krisak.
But while leaders in Georgia — from Gov. Nathan Deal to Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed to Georgia Emergency Management Director Charley English — are under a microscope over their handling of the crisis, MARTA decision-makers are largely out of the spotlight.
"The ice storm was a difficult set of circumstances for every governmental entity throughout metro Atlanta, and MARTA was no different," said state Sen. Mike Jacobs, R-Brookhaven, the MARTA oversight committee chairman and a critic of the agency in the past. "I don't think it is appropriate to lay any blame at MARTA's feet."
Riders' reviews about service were mixed.
Bibiana Antoine, 35, waited an hour and fifteen minutes at the Buckhead Station for a train to her Ellenwood home Tuesday night. She said MARTA did an "OK job" but "the trains were a little bit slow."
Blogger and digital strategist Jared Degnan, 33, of Midtown Atlanta, called his transit system experience on Tuesday night "absolutely flawless."
Degnan said he usually only rides MARTA to sporting events or The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Peachtree Road Race. But after it took him three and a half hours to travel a quarter-mile in his car Tuesday afternoon in the Perimeter Mall area, a light bulb went off.
He saw the Dunwoody MARTA station. He pulled off the road, parked and hopped onto a train less than five minutes later. Within 40 minutes, he was walking through his door.
"Though MARTA won't be my primary mode of transportation, I have to say I am going to use it much more often," Degnan wrote on his "Just Friggin' Peachy" blog.
MARTA instituted a weekend schedule as metro Atlanta became increasingly snowbound Tuesday and kept it going through Thursday. On weekends the wait time between trains is 10 to 20 minutes, versus a regular weekday wait time of 7.5 to 15 minutes.
Seventeen trains are needed on a typical weekend schedule. But because some train operators were unable to make it to work during the "snowpocalypse," waits were extended by five to 10 minutes across the system, Krisak said — although some riders, such as Antoine, waited for far longer.
Buses were a bigger challenge. Weather-related gridlock stranded bus drivers and their passengers Tuesday, and service was eliminated entirely Wednesday, although about a third of MARTA's typical weekday bus-driving crew had made it in.
There are 91 bus routes on a typical weekday, Krisak said, adding that the 142 drivers who made it to work Wednesday would have been enough to operate at least 27 core routes serving area hospitals, industry/service centers and the airport.
But as that day dawned, officials learned 102 buses and 22 mobility vans were already stranded around the metro area. So MARTA, after consulting with the Georgia Department of Transportation, decided not to doom any more vehicles and passengers.
The transit authority operated 39 priority bus routes by Thursday and resumed normal operations on Friday.
Service frequency, however, wasn't the only complaint. Riders cited a lack of communication about wait times at some station platforms, confusing signage, and announcements over speakers that were too garbled to comprehend.
Robbie Ashe, MARTA board chairman, said he expects to be briefed at a board meeting this week about what went wrong and lessons that could be learned.
"We continue to strive to improve our signage and in-station communications," Ashe said. "That's true on a regular day. Under stressful circumstances, I can certainly understand why people would want us to do even more."
Krisak said an effort to replace the 30-year-old public address system is already under way. A contractor will be selected this summer, he said, and new message signs and speakers will be installed in phases over the next three to five years.
As for workers who couldn't make it in, they will not be faulted or disciplined, Krisak said. In at least 84 cases, MARTA police went to essential employees' homes to provide transportation, and many workers stayed and slept in buses, trains and station facilities so they could keep the mass transit system running.
The chief operating officer also noted that MARTA contended not only with ice on Tuesday but fire — specifically a rail car fire that stymied trips just as the snow started falling around midday.
The flare-up, caused by a mechanical problem, was small enough to be quashed with a fire extinguisher. But the entire system was shut down in the vicinity of the Five Points Station while all six cars on the train were inspected, Krisak said, causing a major disruption of service on the north-south lines for about three hours.
Staff writer Dan Chapman contributed to this article.
Ridership numbers for Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of storm week versus the corresponding three days of the preceding week.
Bus Ridership
Jan. 28 — 88,556 versus Jan. 21 — 149,801
Jan. 29 — N/A versus Jan. 22 — 142,773
Jan. 30 — 27,309 versus Jan. 23 — 148,122
Rail Ridership
Jan. 28 — 156,886 versus Jan. 21 — 163,507
Jan. 29 — 43,011 versus Jan. 22 — 154,289
Jan. 30 — 82,688 versus Jan. 23 — 160,700
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Shine Company Inc. Westport Adirondack Chair
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|Product Type: Adirondack chair
|Frame Material: Wood
|Hardware Material: Galvanized steel
|Solid Wood Construction: Yes
|Weather Resistant: Yes
|Water Resistant: Yes
|Rust Resistant: Yes
|Cushions Available: No
|Cushions Included: No
|Arms Included: Yes
|Glider: No
|Rocker: No
|Seating Capacity: 1
|Weight Capacity: 300 Pounds
|Commercial Use: Yes
|Eco-Friendly: No
|Country of Manufacture: China
|Assembly Required: Yes
|Additional Parts Required: No
|Product Warranty: 1 Year
About the ManufacturerFor over 30 years, Shine Company has been designing and producing a variety of solid wood outdoor furniture and garden accessories. Shine's mission is to provide customers seeking quality wood products that are both charming and functional.
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Beautiful chair/inconsistent construction
Roslyn from Iowa City, IA – Verified Buyer
We ordered 2 of the tomato red chairs a few months back, and had to wait for 2 more to come into stock. The first two were of good quality, and we are very happy with them. By the time another one became available, however, the manufacturer changed some of the hardware used to assemble the chair, and the quality is inferior. The original hardware was all metal, and the new has some plastic parts, which is not what one expects from a chair of this price. We are hopeful that it holds up, and still plan to order one more to complete a set, but wish that this company hadn't decided to skimp on quality with cheaper parts, while charging customers the same price. (Actually, the price went up a bit...disappointing.) Still, they are a beautiful red color, and much less expensive than some of the other alternatives out there. We'll see how well they last...
Good value; very comfortable
Dan from Dover, MA – Verified Buyer
These chairs were easy to assemble, the finish (green) looks great, and they are very comfortable. I was a bit worried that they would be too low to the ground, but that turned out not to be the case. While there were no real defects in the materials, the overall material and build quality is certainly inferior to (much) more expensive chairs. The wood is a bit thin, some of the joints are a bit weak, etc. I have only had the chairs a month, but expect them to last several years outside with occasional use. No complaints.
Love these chairs!
Megan from Parkville, MO – Verified Buyer
We ordered a pair of these chairs in turquoise - the color is gorgeous! They were pretty easy to put together, although the instructions were worthless. They are very lightweight but still feel like sturdy chairs, and my husband and I find them very comfortable but they are on the narrow side. I'll probably get pillows for them but they're pretty comfortable without anything. And even painted they have that delicious cedar smell! Great furniture for the price. We also got a rocker and the bench and are very happy with them as well.
Awesome & Easy to Assemble Chairs!
Jenny from Boca Raton, FL – Verified Buyer
I ordered 2 of these chairs about a month ago. I ordered the raw option so I could prime and paint any color I wanted. Let me tell you, I am a petite mom who isn't handy by any means and was able to put this together without a problem! They are absolutely beautiful for my front porch. We have been sitting on them almost every evening and they haven't shown any signs of loosening or wiggling. For the price, I would recommend this to anyone!
Comfy Chair
Melissa from Marion, IN
I'd recommend this Adirondack chair to anyone! It was easy to assemble - back and seat came pre-assembled - so only 8 pieces to put together. It's natural, so will need a coat of protectant, but I expected that and it's no big deal. It's nice and sturdy and I love that it's natural finish. It could be painted if you prefer that look, but it will be perfect as is around our firepit. My kids got me the matching ottoman for my birthday! :-)
Pleasantly surprised!
Dana from Uniontown, OH – Verified Buyer
SO happy with the Burnt Brown Adirondack chairs I purchased! Beautifully stained and solid construction. After I made the purchase my husband did some comparison shopping and was SURE I spent well over $200 for each chair! Not even close, and they look gorgeous around our new firepit.
Love, love, love !!!
Jennifer from Simpsonville, KY – Verified Buyer
I wasn't sure how these chairs were going to be made, but they are very sturdy and beautiful !! I even put them together on my own, instructions and material were great. I'll be buying 6 more for the firepit.
Exactly what I expected!
Garda from VT – Verified Buyer
These chairs are perfect size, shape, wood and a breeze to assemble! Now I can finish them as I wish. The individual pieces of wood have great patterns that will drink in specialized stains luxuriously. What fun at a great price!
Very nice
John from Santa Monica, CA – Verified Buyer
Fits my deck perfectly. Dark green a very nice color. Took the advice of the manual and sprayed it with polyurethane, though finish out of the box seemed of good enough quality that I'm not sure the poly was necessary.
great low price Adirondack chairs
Bethany from Columbia, SC – Verified Buyer
Bought two for my porch. As soon as you open the package, they fill the room with the fresh smell of cedar. Easy to assemble, and even come with a fully assembled back and seat. I painted mine with deck paint after acclimating to the outside air for a week, and they look great! Way cheaper than the prepainted chairs, even when you factor in a gallon of all weather paint. Highly recommend.
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House Crashing: Elegant And Fresh
We shared a smidge of Kirsten's amazing house in last week's Portland post just to get you excited, but here's the whole House Crashing monty for ya. The exterior of her and her husband Kyle's house is a rich gray color and the porch has the most amazing over-sized white corbels on either side of the door (note: house numbers have been changed to protect the innocent).
Here's a shot o the outside of the house from further away (wish we had been able to see it in all of its spring/summer glory when more is in bloom).
When you walk inside, there's a charming little entryway directly across from the door between the dining room and the living room. It's such a sweet (and functional!) area that Kirsten squeezed into the room. They were actually made by a local woodworker (she said it saved her lots of money in comparison to some ready-made systems that she saw) and the awesome giant N is from Anthropologie.
Aside from immediately going crazy over everything from the awesome paint colors (this room's Benjamin Moore's Copley Gray) to that genius oversized map (from Schoolhouse Electric, by the way), we just snapped our way around her house – oohing and aahing the whole way.
The wood-burning fireplace actually works (so cozy) and Kirsten mentioned that the patterned rug from Crate & Barrel has been an awesome choice since sometimes a bit of soot or ash can get on it down at the end there, but it blends right in. Oh and that mirror above the fireplace is a craigslist find.
This wood-chest turned side table (found on craigslist!) was such a fun pairing with the colorful ikat chair from Urban Outfitters.
Oh and the coffee table was a wedding gift that a number of relatives went in on from Crate & Barrel.
Directly across from the living room is the dining area, complete with a cool slightly arched doorway…
… and an awesome fixture from Ballard Design.
Everything from the thin black frames on that back wall to the table made from reclaimed wood that has special meaning to Kirsten and her hubby Kyle (it's from a barn that was taken down in his hometown of Sweet Home, Oregon) had us threatening to move in on the spot. Oh and the paint color in here is Quill by Olympic.
For more on those frames and the art within them, you can check out Kristen's blog here (the prints have a really interesting origin, and the frames were garage sale finds). Even the little console table behind the dining area was really sweetly accessorized. I remember telling Kirsten that she has a serious knack for decorating, as in: she should do it full time – and I meant it!
Check out their amazing kitchen! It used to be a narrow galley kitchen (where those hanging pendants are was once a wall). Kirsten and her husband got their wood counter handcrafted by a local woodworker for a steal (a serious steal- like a few hundred dollars for the entire thing, including the hole for the sunken cooktop).
She said they had repainted the walls quite a few times, just to get the perfect color – and this putty color (Benjamin Moore's Rockport Gray) was the bee's knees. I loved how rich it made the cabinets look without feeling dark at all.
Here's the sweet eat-in area on the other side of the room. Is that yellow poster the bomb.com or what? It's from here (and the amazing yellow peppermill is from Anthropologie).
Oh and I had to share this shot of a small staircase right off of the kitchen that leads to an exterior door. Kirsten wanted to dress up the stairs without spending a ton, so she just used Benjamin Moore's porch and floor paint (in White Dove and Van Cortland Blue) along with a stencil to give them a pick-me-up.
Here's the guest room, complete with a charming metal bed and the coolest old wood dresser we've seen in a while.
It was totally something you'd see at Anthropologie for a cool grand, but it was actually a free hand-me-down that Kirsten inherited, painted, hated the paint, and then stripped and sanded. Isn't that an amazing "accidental" effect that she ended up with? It's so weathered and cool. Oh and the drawer pulls are from Anthropologie and the wall color is Behr's Pebble Stone.
Here's the backyard, which was so lush and green thanks to all that Portland rain. That little deck that you see is off of the kitchen, and there's a fence and some pretty bushes behind where we stood to take this picture.
All in all: a super charming house, with a super charming owner. Thanks so much for inviting us to crash your house Kirsten!
For more on Kirsten's paint colors, click here, and for more on her house/neighborhood, click here. And click here just to check out her awesome blog in general. Now let's play the what's-your-favorite part game. I am completely obsessed with the giant map in the living room, the dining room chandelier, and the wood trunk in the living room. And of course John wants to fight me for the map, and also loves the yellow sign in the kitchen along with the wood counter in there. Your turn.
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I love this house! Never thought I'd be saying that about a place with so much gray, but the bright yellow accents really make it. My favorite rooms are the dining room and the kitchen. I also like how the various shades of gray were used from room to room (especially the transition from living room to dining room.) I was wondering about the picture windows at the front of the house-are they original? I like how they are accented along the top.
The putty gray they settled with is GORGEOUS!!!!! I love all the details – especially the entry! I need to find a giant letter or two now… I'm getting alphabet obsessed =)
Happy Tuesday darlings! <3
i love the sophisticated colors used on walls and on accent pieces. beautiful style and taste. i also need to apparently strip the paint off every old dresser immediately!
This may be my favourite house crashing tour you have ever done. LOVE IT!
Katie, you stole the words out of my mouth. Definite fav of mine! Love everything.
I couldn't agree more!
When I first saw that top pic of Kirsten, I thought it was Sherry! And then the last pic at the bottom with both of you…y'all look like sisters!!
Love their house! All the punchy details are my favorite, like the yellow peppermill and the guest room lamp base. So many fun colors everywhere.
I love this house. Loooove. It's such a cute little thing all dressed up in my favorite colors! Gray is so soft and calming, but the yellow pops make it say helloooo! I love the mix of rustic and industrial, too.
Sherry, any idea if the "work hard" poster will be printed again? I know it's currently out of stock but am sooo wishing for my own.
Hope the flu bug is on its way out – Lesley
Lesley, I bought mine directly from the artist in grey:
This is without a doubt my favorite house you have crashed. It is pretty much exactly what I would want for myself. Just add a 3rd bedroom and a 2nd bathroom and I would move in and stay forever. Whoa I'm in love with this house.
I love every inch of it!
I swear how do people do this?! I love everything about this house!!! I try to do the same thing at our house and yet it looks like a big tag sale-or something that should go on the show "hoarders". How does one make the decision on what is a "classic" unique piece and what should clearly be tossed? Thanks for posting-hope you are all getting better.
How cute that her husband is from Sweet Home, Oregon. And all that salvaged wood has me wishing we had any old wooden buildings in Ireland. All concrete blocks and stone, sadly.
I DIE!!! Stunning! We have such similar taste!
Such a cute house… love that it shows how much style one can pack in a little area and it ends up looking HUGE!
Love the pendant in the eat-in nook, the map, and the wood dining room table. And the dining room chandy, and… and… SO cute!
I love this whole house, would move in tomorrow if I could! Awesome inspiration for making the most out of small spaces!
I love her house and Blog. been following it for awhile now. So glad you housecrashed her!!! You forgot to include her awesome basement remodel!!
Ohhhhhhh what a cozy charming home! It is just full of lovely rustic & eclectic goodness:) I'm in love with the light fixtures throughout the house, plus all the worn wood tables, especially the dining room table!
Can't wait to check out her blog (along with everyone else since it sounds like we crashed it ha!) Is the master bedroom not made over yet?
I love that they're rocking that "N" in a bunch of places around the house, some subtle (pillow) and some stand-out (entryway). I love using initials in various places (mostly smaller things like notepads, keychains, etc.) but have been reluctant to use them in our house because my friends already make fun of me for it. But now I can show them this awesomely decorated house with initial art as evidence that I have at least somewhat good taste!
What an adorable house!!
Oh nos! We crashed their site! Great house crash though – love the warm colours and cozy feel.
Thanks for sharing! Can you let them know that their website (http://www.restoredstyle.com) is perhaps, crashing? Maybe too many visitors! :)
Hi Ali! We are back up and running:)! Thanks!
Beautiful home!! I love so many aspects!! I tried to click over to her blog though and I think we might have all crashed it?? I am bookmarking it though so I can go check it out later!!
Thanks for sharing!
I love the entire house but the entire dining room is my favorite. Those 4 pics on the wall gave me a great idea for my own dining room! Love when that happens!
Love it all! I've been pinning gray walls lately as inspiration for our master bedroom, and I just love the colors she's chosen in her home!
Kirsten, if you check in, you have a wonderful gift for decorating!!
Love the paint colors…exactly my taste!
What a beautiful home!! I love the colors she used, it seems so fresh but cozy at the same time.
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I worked at Delmar GardensPros
Good teamwork among staff members and supportive management.Cons
Large, potentially unsafe, patient to nurse ratio. No computer; all handwritten charting.Recommends
"Homecare Department "
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I worked at Delmar Gardens part-time (more than 3 years)Pros
This is a great place to gain experience if you are a new homecare nurse. This company has a fairly decent orientation process compared to other homecare agencies. Medical insurance is decent, not the highest, not the lowest.Cons
Not mindful of distances that nurses drive, and mileage is capped at $1000 per month. Also, among homecare agencies, this agency is one of the lower paying agencies. Questionable professionalism in managment, this definitely is a "good ole' boys" network- sometimes we wonder what certain people REALLY do in their titles??? This agency has had several POC's at each survey, and while upper management is paid well, the nurses in the field who DIRECTLY work for the corrections to be rectified, are not rewarded.Advice to ManagementAdvice
Listen to your nurses! Nurses haven't had a per visit rate increase for over 7 years. What a waste to spend the time/money in orientation, and then not have any perks for the nurses to stay. Alot of great nurses have left and moved on because of this reason.Doesn't RecommendNegative Outlook
I worked at Delmar Gardens full-time (more than 3 years)Pros
Nice atmosphere, I loved my residents, on bus line nice area off street parking electronic gates, Plenty of over time, room for advancements school reimbursement.Cons
Some of the workers and higher employees were a handful.Advice to ManagementAdvice
Be more mindful of lower ranking employeesRecommendsPositive Outlook
"Overall great company to work for. "
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I have been working at Delmar Gardens full-time (more than 3 years)Pros
Many locations to choose from. Great parties with wonderful prizes and a very nice holiday bonus. Lunch is provided so you do not have to worry about bringing your lunch daily.Cons
Very lazy management staff. To many "second" chances for management. Headquarters can be very rude when you call them to ask questions. Part time employees are not offered any type of incentives no matter how many years you have worked for the company.RecommendsPositive Outlook
I have been working at Delmar GardensPros
- network of various facilities to be in contact with
- raises for PRN staff
- Flexible work schedule
-Provide Holiday Bonus for all employeesCons
-requires full-time/part-time employees not to take off between Nov-Jan (never mentioned until after you are hired)
- Only provides cont edu classes on a quarterly/bi-yearly basisAdvice to ManagementAdvice
Provide more con't ed opporunities or be more willing to pay for con't ed for your therapists in the future
I have been working at Delmar GardensPros
delmar is a great place to work it offers a great team of workers that and a management staff that has the ability to steer its facility through any thing that may arise in its day to day operations. the management staff is the most competent staff i have ever had the privlage of working under they genuinely care about their employees and residents and go above and beyond to ensure that people are satisfied.Cons
there are not very many cons in this company. the only con is that if you are not a full time worker you don't get many hours because they are only alotted so many hours per area and of course the full time workers get their hours first.Advice to ManagementAdvice
keep up the good job that you are doing and i hope this company continues to thrive under your leadershipRecommends
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