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Top Class Hotel
We stayed at the Hotel 1000 as part of our honeymoon and really enjoyed our time there. The staff were incredibly friendly and greeted us with a congratulations when we arrived. We were shown up to our room (we were upgraded to a water view) and shown where everything was/how everything worked. The room was very modern, had a great view and had everything we needed including robes, Molten Brown toiletries, flat screen TV, minibar, tea/coffee (Cafetiere with ground coffee was a nice treat). The bath and bath which fills from the ceiling was a total luxury. We ordered room service once for breakfast and that was beautifully presented and tasted delicious. Location is good as it was easy to walk to all the main tourist type places and shopping area. Altogether we loved our time at this hotel and would happily return.
Tip: coming from the airport the airporter bus doesn't stop at Hotel 1000 but it does stop at a hotel about 4 blocks up so if you're willing and able to negotiate the steep roads then you can save money on a cab by using this service.
Excellent Hotel
Stayed over Thanksgiving weekend. Wonderful hotel. Good staff. And @ $275/night it better be. We had dinner & drinks at BOKA, massages at Spaaah, continental breakfast in hotel, valet, front desk - all were courteous and prompt and made for a wonderful stay.
Only negative - staff was not fully aware of all hotel functions. Ex: We called down to the front one morning after a jog and wanted something light & quick to eat. Front desk suggested everywhere EXCEPT their own continental breakfast. Found out a few hours later (after eating at another restaurant).
Otherwise, would highly recommend this hotel and BOKA restaurant next door.
Great Hotel in Seattle-Wish The weather was as nice
We were in Seattle for two rainy days in early November and had a great stay at the Hotel 1000. We came down from Vancouver and due to delays at the border, didn't arrive until 9 PM.
The Valet parking staff was polite and efficient, check in went very quickly and we were in our room in a few short minutes.
We had one of the Grand Deluxe rooms, which is a corner rooms with a large sitting area and floor to ceiling windows on 2 sides.The bed and lights were already turned down when we arrived for a dramatic entrance- the lobby, hallways and room all had fabulous contemporary oriental decor and were spotlessly clean. The bathroom with the before mentioned tub was great and the bed was extremely comfortable. The hotel provided an umbrella in the closet for our use (which was a good thing, since we had record rainfall during our stay) as well as spa type bathrobes.
The IP telephone takes some exploring to understand, but once you figure it out, it is very useful and even gives you the quote of the day. When you select Valet Parking - it pops up a request for your ticket number and sends a text message to the Valet for your car.
After checking in, we wnt to BOKA - the restaurant on the lobby level of the hotel. The food and atmosphere was excellent. It is a very heppening place.
We used the nice workout facilities in the morning, The treadmills, eliptical trainers and bike all had individual TV and headpones, towels and water were provided. The fitness center is open 24 hours and after 7:00 AM you can use the showers and Dry sauna in the Spahh.
In the morning there are coffee and pastries in the library on the fourth floor.
The hotel is located between Pioneer Square and Pikes Peak Market, so it is a short walk to either. We also walked to Nordstrom which is just a little longer and to the Experience Music Project and the Space Needle which is a littel longer slill, but still not a bad walk.
We would stay here again without hesitation, but probably during a dryer month.
Seattle's Best
We just returned from two glorious days at this hotel and we can say is that it was so good, we booked a return in early December.
My wife said that the room was so well laid out that it must have been designed by a woman. The technology utilitzed for everything is great.
The service is reminiscent of the Four Seasons of 20 years ago.
The food was outstanding, the people were great, helpful, friendly and enthusiastic.
The location is perfect for getting to theater, shopping and attractions, close but away from the crowds.
It was quiet but you could hear the city noises like sirens. We opted for a city view room.
The Spaah (Spa) was grand, My wife plans a return.
The treadmill has a tv built in and it was great workout room.
It is now, for us, the best that Seattle has to offer and we will choose it first.
Nearly perfect - nearly
We stayed at the hotel for our anniversay and prior to attending a Seahawks game. What the hotel has control over, it delivers with excellence.
Hotel parking is valet only and the valet is quick and polite. The lobby is not large, but very stylish. Front desk staff was extremely cordial and eager to assist. The room was immaculately clean and well appointed, with a good selection of complimentary starbucks coffee and tazo teas. The mini bar could have used some chocolate for my late night chocolate craving, but $4 for a microbrew is very reasonable.
The bed was heavenly and a delight to sink into. I thought the pillows at the Bellagio were the best, but these were at least equal. The bath room is delightful and stylish, love the loofah in the bath, the fresh-fagranced toilletries and soft robes.
Our room was on floor 8, with a peekaboo view of the ferries crossing the Sound as the sun set behind the Olympic Mountains. Very nice. The manager had left us complimentary champagne and strawberries and an anniversary card, which was enjoyed and appreciated.
But the only thing that detracted from our stay was the street noise. I would stay here again, but I offer a word of caution about the potential for noise. When the bars close, it can be loud.
I loved this hotel. The bathroom was wonderful with seperate shower and a tub where the water fell from the ceiling. Too neat! The king sized bed was extremely comfortable. There was some street noise (I was on the 6th floor), but it wasn't often enough to really bother me. The food from Room Service was just okay. The hotel staff were very attentive and helpful. I was expecting snotty service (which I tend to get a lot when I visit north as I have a very southern accent.), but I felt very comfortable there. The lounge is very relaxing with a rock firepit. Hotel provided free wi-fi. Pike Place Market is very close by. Check in wasn't until 4 and I guess they mean 4 beacause room wasn't ready at 3. But there's plenty to do within walking distance while waiting. Compared with other hotels in the area I found the price to be very reasonable for the quality and services given ($250/night). If ever returning to Seattle I will defintely stay here again.
This place has some work to do!
Hotel 1000 is new and in a great Seattle location. The problem is this place books itself as Seattle's premiere hotel, but it has some work to do. The room is more form than function and has many little glitches.
Great hotel/staff
I stayed here and loved this hotel. The staff is very friendly and helpful. The rooms are nice size with all the amenities you would expect, coffee press, tea maker, mini bar, flat screen tv, etc. The beds are so comfortable I didnt want to leave.
The big bathtubs are wonderful and the glass wall in the bathroom is very interesting. You can close it electronically for privacy.
This is a great location, close to the market, pioneer square, stadium, etc.
The bar/restaurant is great also. Very modern with walls that change color. It's a trendy place without the attitude.
I would highly recommend this hotel.
Stayed at the brand new Hotel 1000 in Seattle...excellent location very close to pikes place, bars, great restaurants. Service was amazing!!! We checked in early, the valet was even very friendly. My husband and I left 2 pairs of shoes in the trunk of our car, and needed them for that night out on the town. After notifying the front desk that we would need our car just to get the shoes out...she had the shoes delivered to our room in less than 3 minutes! I can't even begin to say how beautiful our hotel room was! Stayed in the Lux King. AMAZING! Beautiful view of the bay, cozy bed, flat screen tv that was personalized with our name and welcome message. The bathroom is reason enough to rent a room here. The 2 person pedastal tub really does fill from the ceiling. r-o-m-a-n-t-i-c hotel room!!
Best in Seattle? Not Really.
For frame of reference, I stayed a single night in a Parlor Suite with the Adjoining Room to form a two-bedroom suite.
As for the experiece, I have a few complaints. Although they may seem relatively minor, I feel that when a hotel bills itself as "Seattle's Premier Luxury Destination" and charges accordingly, the experience really should be very hassle-free.
The bathroom door in the suite was jammed shut and it took 3 calls to the front desk and an hour and a half before it was fixed.
Burned out lightbulbs in several lamps.
Ice - I don't mind getting ice myself, but they don't have ice machines so you have to have room service deliver it and it took, on average, about 30 minutes for ice delivery.
Checkin was a 4pm, but the room was not ready until 5.
I was billed more than the rate at which I reserved the room.
Personally, I felt like the decor was that kind of modern that borders on tacky. Too many different influences and styles. You'd have bamboo and other asian-themed accents, mixed with simple wood and metal scandanavian forms, mixed with garrish patterns, mixed with abstact expressionistic paintings.
The bathtub that fills with a stream of water straight out of the ceiling is really beautiful, but I remember wondering when I saw the picture how they keep water from getting everywhere. They don't. And you end up using half your towels just mopping up the floor.
The "adoining room" suite concept is interesting, but not very good in practice. They really are just two rooms next to one another, which really detracts from the intimacy of sharing a suite with good friends.
Very friendly staff.
Very comfortable beds and furniture.
Reasonalby priced mini-bar.
Not really worth the price. I'd prefer to stay at the W.
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3 bedroom 2 bath golf villa located on the top floor (2nd) in Sunset Village at Sandpiper Bay. The condo is fully stocked with bed linens, pillows, wash cloths and towels, hair dryer, iron and ironing board, and a full-size washer and dryer. Each bedroom and the great room also have ceiling fans. The full-size kitchen has everything - refrigerator with ice maker, self-cleaning oven, microwave, dishwasher, kitchenware, toaster, coffee maker, blender, etc.
Enjoy the view of the pond from the front door or the Sandpiper Bay Golf Course from the rear screened porch which has a ceiling fan and patio furniture. The 2 pools, hot tubs, and tennis court are just steps from the front door. The only things missing are your golf clubs and personal items. For the comfort of all our guests - no smoking and no pets.
The Master Bedroom has a king size bed with a sliding door to the rear porch. Guest bedroom #1 has a queen size bed and guest bedroom #2 is equipped with twin beds. There is cable tv in the great room and the master bedroom. There is free wireless internet. The great room has a roomy sectional couch and the diningroom table seats 8.
Sunset Beach is a barrier island and, with its 3 miles of beautiful white sand beach, has been voted one of the best beaches on the East Coast and the best in North Carolina. The beach is a 5 minute drive from the condo. The island offers a very wide beach, calm surf, a large fishing pier, local shops and deli's, bike rentals, and provides a unique private feeling because there are no high rise hotels, only beach houses.
There are 27 holes of golf right on site and tennis for that avid player.
. Sunset Beach is the perfect destination, centrally located for easy access to Myrtle Beach and Wilmington. Enjoy a beautiful tranquil beach experience without having to fight the crowds for a spot on the beach but yet a short drive away from all the activity. The Best of Both Worlds!
There are many nearby attractions including golf courses (Sandpiper Bay, The Pearl, Thistle, Oyster Bay, Crow Creek, Sea Trail, Lion's Paw, Tiger's Eye, Panther's Run, etc.), miniature golf, fishing, water sports, biking, amusement and water parks, clubs, theaters, restaurants (including the world famous Calabash seafood restaurants), casino boats, and outlet shopping. There's also the Alabama Theatre, Pirate Adventure, Barefoot Landing, House of Blues, Broadway at the Beach, and Ripley's Aquarium.
My wife and I have vacationed all over the Atlantic Coast and the Carribean. When we decided to purchase we chose Sunset Beach. Enough said. You will love the condo and Sunset Beach.
David Versaw purchased this villa in 2012
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You have access to golf all around you, 2 wonderful beaches in Ocean Isle and Sunset, and close proximity to Myrtle Beach and it's numerous attractions.
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Very nice! My family and I had a very enjoyable vacation. The home was extremely clean and well cared for. It was the perfect size for my family. It was close to the pool which was good for us since we used it alot with the children.
We had a wonderful vacation for my daughters high school graduation and celebrating my birthday while there, The home was beautiful and very clean, everything you needed. Will plan to come again
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Our stay in Sunset Village was wonderful this time, as usual. My husband and I love the area and have been there several times before. The condo was nicely decorated, very clean and has such a great view of the green and one of the ponds on Sandpiper Bay.
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I bought peat moss, potting soil and vermiculite today at Lowe's as they had no perlite without fertilizer. Is peat moss and vermiculite a good mix? Or would I be better off just getting perlite? Also, can I just plant the cutting in 100% peat moss? Thanks so much! I have 1 cutting as of right now and do not want to waste it.
Hi there! I have heard of some people using peat moss to root, although I don't know anything about this method. I would really advise against potting up in peat moss as it retains too much water. The ideal medium is very well draining - many people use potting soil amended with perlite or pumice, some people have mixes they prefer but the common thing is they are all well draining. Some people even use cactus mix. Peat and straight potting soil retain too much moisture.
I would also wet the end of the cutting and dip it in rooting hormone, then put it in your well draining mix with a stake / pebbles / support of some kind, then water it in really well (with Superthrive if you like, if not it's fine too) and then don't water your cutting again until it puts out a few leaves. Keep it warm / heat mat or approx. 75-80 degree soil temp is important.
Good luck, let us know how it goes!
Hi There...you may be getting the peat moss thing confused with "the Baggy" method. You wet peat moss, wring it out till almost dry...put it in a zip lock and make a finger hole for your cutting after which has been dipped in root hormone. I have then had it suggested to me to put this bag, taped off at the top, in a dark warm place to trigger roots....it works....a few months later you have roots and can carefully take it out and pot it up....the roots are very fragile.
I have used plain old miracle grow potting soil and a water bottle. If you follow the advice of water once then not again till leaves you dont have to worry about overwatering and rot.
Im not really sure any one method has been crowned King...yet.
K, do you mind posting your plumeria mixture. I forgot what portions to use. I used K's special mix this spring, and all the cuttings rooted, thank goodness not all at once. I potted the first rooted cuttings, and put them in full sun. When I went back the following weekend, they had all been fried by the sun. I lost them all. You need to put freshly rooted cuttings in partial sun, until they get established. When the rest of the cuttings rooted, I put them in parial sun, they all survived. I only did well rooting cuttings in the spring. Barbra
I, after rooting a few plumerias, have resorted to now starting off water rooting...when you can see popcorn and root nubs forming put it in normal potting mix (which does retain water but because you started them water rooting they will want moisture anyway) and water them only when the mixture starts to get dry (so about once a week) I actually find that they are fine in normal potting mix. All my plumerias are in normal mix or in the ground and they are fine. I water about every 3 or 4 days. But otherwise i would use cactus mix if i had one i was really worried about. Ive only lost one cutting so far but that was because it was from a dehydrated plant and didnt have much hope of rooting anyway.
I too am a big fan of water rooting but like Mike said, no one method has been crowned king yet. After you have had some experience with different rooting methods, you will find what works best for you.
Barbra makes a really good point though. Because of your USDA zone, you would be better off keeping them in a shaded area. Even in my zone 6 area, I have had a few cuttings that ended up sun burned because I kept them in direct sun. Usually for me, keeping them in direct sun works the best for getting a cutting to root, and actually I like to keep as many plumeria in full sun so they bloom for me.
I also have rooted in 100% vermiculite. I never had tried this before until recently. I did have mixed results, even under my 600 watt HPS light, so for me, I may decide to just go back to the water method.


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It is the view that makes this restaurant, since the quality of the food is quite average. We had to wait long to be served.
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The view here is amazing! You can see the mountains, the clouds, the village view from here. However, the food here was terrible that I couldn't imagine any mie goreng could be this bad. I will visit here again for the view only, sigh.
The view here is very very good. You can feel the wind, the cloud, the fog, the rice field view. Very very best view. But the food is very very poor. I don't know why but the taste is bad (in my tounge). And the quality of staff is not very good. Actually food and staff is enough. But the... More
This place had the most amazing view! It was very quiet, and there was only one staff member in the front of house, so service was a bit slow. The food was authentic, the flavours were all there but as I'm a fussy eater, I found the chicken a little TOO authentic (a tad sinewy). The black rice pudding was... More
Stopped here for lunch on 12 July with a group of 10 others. This was the only restaurant of the trip I did not chose for the group and was chosen by our driver. Lesson learnt, I will always make sure I have some options of my own in future. There are a large number of stairs to navigate to... More
Stopped there for lunch with a group of 11. The Ikan Bakar (grilled fish) looked good but was tough and overcooked. Manager wasn't interested when it was returned it to the kitchen and it had to be paid for. The fried prawns small, but well cooked, but you will need to order something else as nothing accompanying. The Indonesian vegetables... More
Each time we visit Lovina we go for a drive to the "restaurant in the clouds",this was our fourth visit.As you get higher up the hillside,the clouds roll in.You park your car ,take a seat,then the clouds part and you have the most beautiful scene in front of you, Bali of old,rice terraces,palm trees,flowers and lush vegetation,the Bali sea.The food... More
If only we had more restaurants with views like this. The food was good, prices were reasonable and the view was spectacular. It was a lovely way to spend a a couple of hours in between touring the Munduk region
I liked everything about this! The menu was good, the food well-prepared and reasonably priced, the service good, and the breeze and view were terrific! A great stop after a walk to a lakeside temple and a canoe trip!
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The service was very poor specially in the morning, which was very disappointing for the first impression, and for the potential of the place with it's location and it's structure.
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Common areas were nice! Restaurant was very nice and elegant. The staff was exceptionally friendly and truly helpful.
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A TEAM of leading tourism businesses will head to Birmingham for the Best of Britain and Ireland Show ahead of British Tourism Week 2012.
Representatives from Cumbria's leading tourism businesses will be at the trade show, held in Birmingham's NEC, promoting a whole range of things to see and do in the Lake District and Cumbria throughout 2012.
Best of Britain & Ireland Travel Trade Forum (BoBI) is the official travel trade event of the year. This essential industry showcase offers unrivalled business opportunities for exhibitors, trade visitors and VIP Hosted Buyers from overseas and the domestic market.
The Lake District is one of the UK's most popular destinations, attracting an estimated 41 million visits every year.
For the Best of Britain and Ireland event 2012, dozens of the area's top visitor attractions will be in attendance and can be found on stand A40.
Exhibitors on the Cumbria stand include Cumbria Tourism, Ullswater Steamers, Windermere Lake Cruises, The Lakeland Motor Museum, The World of Beatrix Potter Attraction, The Rheged Centre in Penrith, K Village in Kendal, Lakeside and Haverthwaite Railway near Backbarrow, Dove Cottage in Grasmere, The Ravenglass and Eskdale Railway, Mountain Goat Ltd in Windermere and Lindeth Howe Country House Hotel.
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