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I applied online. The process took 2 weeks – interviewed at Infosys in December 2014.Interview Details
Recruiter called, asked for my work experience and skills. Then, she scheduled a webcam interview. The interview went fine. There was a couple of people who interviewed me. Basically, they just asked me to talk about my recent job. Most of their questions were about my experience, and asked technical questions along - guess to verify that what you put in your resume are all true.Interview Questions
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- Any project i handled that if given a chance to do it again, i should have done it differently. Answer Question
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I applied online. The process took 2+ months – interviewed at Infosys in March 2014.Interview Details
I applied online for a Business Development Executive position in New York. They scheduled a panel interview after three to four weeks. Until the time of the interview, everything was good. They answered my questions and calls promptly. At the time of the interview, I was told that the two managers that were supposed to interview me were busy and I had to wait for 30 minutes for someone else to interview me. The interview was simple, very general questions and information about the job. One of the questions was about my background and where I came from. I was then told that they will get back to me in two to three days and schedule another interview. However, everything changed, and those two days became weeks without any responses to my many calls and emails. It was clear that they were ignoring me. So I researched the company and found some cases where candidates thought they were rejected because they were not South Asian, and when I requested some elaboration on that, I immediately got a response (usually no response in weeks); asking me not to make any assumptions. I spent another month asking for closure (Yes or No), in vain..only promises that they will contact me with updates...until finally they called last week and said I wasn't a good fit!Interview Questions
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- No difficult questions, but the manager was eager to know my background and where I came from. Answer Question
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interviewed at Infosys in January 2013.Interview Details
It involved technical questions and some details like personal questions were not requiredInterview Questions
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I applied through a recruiter. The process took 4+ weeks – interviewed at Infosys in April 2012.Interview Details
applied online through a recruiter website. It took a couple of week to be contacted by Hr that set a conference call with to manager (one in U.S. and one in India). Had a good chat about position and responsibility. Ask me about my experience and how my qualifications fit the position requirements.
They seemed competent but a little elusive about job details.
4 months passed and I haven't heard from them. I guess they found a better fitInterview Questions
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- didn't have unexpected qustions Answer Question
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The process took 3+ months – interviewed at Infosys in March 2012.Interview Details
Went to Infosys office and gave interview over phone and was selected and an offer was made to me which I accepted; but later I was asked to give another interview but the interview never happened. HR did a good job of trying to connect me to the interview panel but the panelist seems to be having some issues in connecting with me. Currently I am not sure what are the next steps.
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Went to Infosys office and gave interview over phone and was selected and an offer was made to me which I accepted; but later I was asked to give another interview but the interview never happened. HR did a good job of trying to connect me to the interview panel but the panelist seems to be having some issues in connecting with me. Currently I am not sure what are the next steps.
Overall I am not very happy and convinced with the approach.Declined OfferNegative ExperienceDifficult Interview
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I applied online. The process took a day – interviewed at Infosys in March 2012.Interview Details
Group interview 2:1. Mostly asked about my QA background and how I would solve problems posed during interview. For example, there are no Business Requirements, no specs, nothing. How would you create a test plan? 2. An object has no properties, how would you verify that the object behaves as expected in an automated test? 3. asked about my thoughts on Descriptive Programming (QTP).
As you can tell from the questions posed it sounds like they are interested in your thought process and how to derive an answer. To my surprise (or maybe not surprise) Infosys personnel (or their culture) wants a definitive approach or answer. They seem to think there is one best way to solve problems. An applicant's creative approach is not desired. For example (I'm making this up), how do you get to page 100 in a 200 page book? My answer, depends on whether the book front or back is facing you. If the back is facing you, then you flip from page 200 to page 100. Their answer. No, you flip from the front to page 100. I making this up, but you get the gist. Thinking outside the box is not appreciated.
Anyway I didn't get an offer.No OfferNeutral ExperienceAverage Interview
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I applied through an employee referral. The process took 4+ weeks – interviewed at Infosys in June 2011.Interview Details
Two level , I was referred . one phone and two in person interview. phone was more on past experience and PM skills. The in-person interview was with delivery team. interpersonal skills and customer success skills. Scenario questions, delivery experience, handling conflicts with customer, team, offshore team etc.Accepted OfferPositive ExperienceAverage Interview
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I applied through a recruiter. The process took 4 weeks – interviewed at Infosys in May 2011.Interview Details
Handled very aggressively by third party headhunters. If you are applying for a specific role make sure you interview is for the role you specified. They will try to lure you into a lower level role even though your experience and background is higher.Interview Questions
Negotiation DetailsBe careful when negotiating a salary, this company will verbally make an offer lower than what you are looking for. If and when you agree to that low ball offer then expect to get the actual offer letter from overseas to come in at a even lower salary. Total salary difference can be in the thousands. Not the best way to start an employee/employer relationship.Accepted OfferNegative ExperienceAverage Interview
- The person interviewing me knew very little about the sector I was Answer Question
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I applied through a recruiter. The process took 2 days – interviewed at Infosys in April 2011.Interview Details
Interview Questions were basic and simply text book question.Interview Questions
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I applied through a recruiter. The process took 1+ week – interviewed at Infosys in July 2010.Interview Details
There were 2 telephonic interviews to begin with. One for screening and another technical. This was followed by an in person interview with HR. The offer was made immediately after conclusion of HR round. The call for 1st round was unexpected without prior intimation and hence was surprising since there was no communication from the company for a long while after applying initially.Interview Questions
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- Questions of Project Management were posed in addition to Technology skills which was unexpected for the role in question. Answer Question
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Aaron_UK(UK)November 5, 2009
Can anyone ID this Epiphyllum please?
The flowers are about 8cm across.
Thanks for any help
This most definitely not strictum. This looks to be a hybrid of Epiphyllum oxypetalum. It is not oxypetalum, but is so similar to it that I think this is one of the rare hybrids from it. In the US I am considered one of the experts on Epiphyllums so you can feel confident in my analysis.
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Saw the preferred a few minutes ago? Sorry don't know this company. Will it be around or is it shaky? I do want to buy some of the preferreds, if you have a favorable opinion. Thanks
How do I sell XLU short. Seriously. I can hold for a couple of years. THANKS for your help!!! Tested it with options but the decay reduces the breakeven price too much.
That makes the best sense. Wonder how debt works in this case. Normal companies get debt, pay 5% and make 20% to offset the 5%. Trying to understand MLPs ... Do MLPs get debt, spend it on drilling, pay out the profits as distributions and never brother to pay off the debt? Kinda like a ponzi scheme? How does MLP debt work?
I would stop distributions.USE THAT MONEY TO BUY COMPETITORS ASSETS THAT ARE CHEAP!
Also with my personal money, I would buy a ton of shares cheap because I know the price will come roaring back when distributions resume. That's how the rich get richer.
Another option could be Atlas. Check the video "Cooperman: Adding to Atlas Energy" on Cnbc, if you know who Cooperman is. If I could understand what he was saying I would know what to do. The problem is these companies have multiple companies formed to deal in downstream, midstream and upstream. Then they scramble ownership in each among the companies. So which to buy is not clear.
Don't worry about it. The price of oil will go up to the price the Saudis stated during their 2015 budget process. In the 70's by year-end. They still control oil prices.
If Raymond James really knew oil, they would forecast the approximate idle rigs by nation and the approximate reduced output by approximate date and tell us when the supply - demand ratio would come into balance.
Well, you're probably right, whatever you said. :-)
per Raymond James:
"An analyst with Raymond James expects 850 rigs to be idled this year as companies wait for crude prices to rise again." 24/7 Wall St.
Supply/demand normalizes.
Be ready to buy when good MLPs suspend.
Start buying quality MLPs when they suspend distributions.
That will normalize the supply and demand ratio and oil will good back up. Simple. It is all about depletion. Look it up. If you are as clever as I think you are. How long does the average well produce?
I was poking around looking at distribution history for MLPs. One MLP (probably not LINN) had a chart that showed the distribution was suspended for 3-5? months during the "Great Recession" and then picked up again. The stock plummeted then. But flew up when they resumed. Have you stumbled across that chart or a similar one? Is that is a common occurrence for MLPs.
Thanks for the feedback. One investor guru, I think Cooperman, said a company like Atlas will not go under, rather they would be sold in a crisis. Do you feel that is true? Because debt like this preferred usually goes to the buyer. IPO 9/25/14
Hey Jrfillion, You want in on a good deal on preferreds, wait till the feds do something with rates. Preferreds usually dive then come back up just like this one. Next good time to buy preferreds is around rate hike time.
They just released their $25 preferred. It is ARPpD. It is now selling for $19.20 which yields over 11%. If the company gets sold the prospectus says they redeem at $25.
You get 11% plus hopefully it goes back to $25 once oil starts going up. It is rising now.
Any thoughts? Thanks!
It's simple. I'll answer with a Question: With the increasing list of rigs shutting down, when will the million gallon daily surplus disappear? A few here; a few there add up.
The answer: Soon. Then the prices will go to the the level that the Saudis say it will.
If that doesn't happen fast enough, then the depletion and drilling slow down will balance the supply.
Here is my expert answer :-) Buy on fear. Sell when everyone is patting themselves on the back about how great they are at picking stocks. Buy low; sell high. Everything goes in cycles. I personally made up all those famous quotes ;-)


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Oct. 13, 2011—North Central College computer science and mathematics double major Jonathan Rascher's experience as a summer intern with Google has led to an offer of a full-time job with the company.
Mary McMahon, North Central College associate professor of mathematics and mathematics education coordinator, co-presented "A Reasoning-Based Approach to the Algebra Strand of the Common Core Standards" for K-12 teachers at the Associated Colleges of Illinois Teacher Induction Academy at Concordia University in River Forest on Sept. 23.
Lawrence Van Oyen (photo, right), professor of music, and Richard Wilders (left), Marie and Bernice Gantzert Professor in the Liberal Arts and Sciences and professor of mathematics, had their co-authored article, "Turning Students into Symmetry Detectives," published in the September issue of Mathematics Teaching in the Middle School, a publication of the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics. The article discusses how the mathematical concept of symmetry can be used to analyze certain kinds of art.
Mary McMahon—associate professor of mathematics and mathematics education coordinator—co-facilitated a workshop titled "Teaching Mathematics Using the Common Core Standards: What's Really Changed?" to the staff at Goldblatt Elementary School in Chicago on Sept. 2.
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Research assistance from North Central College could help determine whether residents of China receive government-funded vaccinations for chicken pox. This summer, Linda Gao, professor of mathematics, hosted a representative of the Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention. Dr. Dapeng Yin, M.D., an epidemiologist who works for the agency in Beijing, visited North Central for five weeks to consult with Gao. She has been using mathematical models to research trends of the spread of the disease and the cost-benefits of various vaccination strategies in China.
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Sarah gained experience student teaching at nearby Waubonsie Valley High School, where she met North Central alumni working as teachers. Sarah says her North Central education sharpened all her skills—not just mathematics and education, but communications as well.
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After graduating from North Central Sarah plans to secure a position teaching mathematics and hopes to pursue a graduate degree in education.
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July 12, 2011—Mary McMahon, associate professor of mathematics and mathematics education coordinator, gave a presentation titled "Math and the Common Core" on June 24 at the ACI Summer Institute for Educators, held at the Illinois Math and Science Academy in Aurora. The annual summer institute includes presentations, keynotes and skill-building workshops that focus on teaching diverse students with varying learning styles in high-need schools.
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June 28, 2011—North Central College recently recognized faculty and administrative staff members for their outstanding teaching, scholarship and service "above and beyond the call of duty." Each was presented with endowed awards established in memory of two North Central College alumni—Clarence F. Dissinger, Class of 1921, and his sister Ruth C. Dissinger Althaus, Class of 1922. With the exception of the scholarship prize, awards were based on student, faculty and staff nominations.
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Nearly 90 students, faculty, staff and visitors enjoyed hearing two talks as part of North Central's Inaugural Pi Mu Epsilon Prime Time Mathematics Colloquium on May 25. The first talk, titled "The Mathematics of Google," was presented by Shaun Cox, software engineer with Google. Following his talk, students and faculty were initiated into the Pi Mu Epsilon Honor Society.
Katherine Heller, assistant professor of mathematics, and Mary McMahon, associate professor of mathematics and mathematics education coordinator, led a workshop in math activities on deciphering codes, Fibonacci numbers, golden rectangles and tessellations for middle school Junior Scholar girls during three afternoons in April and May. The workshop was funded by a Sonia Kovalevsky Grant from the Association of Women in Mathematics and National Science Foundation. The goal of the grant is to foster interest in girls to follow careers in mathematics.
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The Killing Fields by Charles Phillips, M.D. Page 1 of 4 Navigation Bar The Killing Fields: The ongoing slaughter in the offices, clinics, gurneys, and beds of Managed Care Kaiser and Stress Tests by Charles Phillips, M.D. Webmaster's additional note: February 5, 2000 - Charles Phillips, M.D. is a former Kaiser physician. He left the system when he found his "shifts" suddenly cancelled causing him profound economic stresses. He believes that this is as a direct result of his very outspoken criticism of Kaiser and its policies. [Dr. Phillips worked an average of 2/3s time in a Kaiser hospital emergency room over an 18-month period. While he is still on the Kaiser medical staff as confirmed this week in writing, his outspokenness on Kaiser and managed care in general has lead to the absence of any scheduled hours. In fact, Kaiser has suggested that if Dr. Phillips resubmitted hours, he would be put back on the schedule immediately.] Dr. Phillips has written a number of pieces that appear on this web site. We are publishing them as a service to Dr. Phillips and to the general public. We at RHCD believe that the only way the public will be able to ever make informed choices about health care is with unfettered access to multiple sources of information about Managed Care as it exists today. We at RHCD and its sponsoring organizations and the individuals and organizations that are in support of and will participate in RHCD present this information as a service and in no way are responsible for the validity of the content of any of these pieces. This responsibility remains with the author. [Dr. Phillips personally accepts full responsibility for every published comment he makes. He is a direct observer of medical care and represents no outside group. One of his nicknames is Hospital Cop. His opinions are those formulated over a 32 year career included such roles as publishing five medical textbooks, being president of a medical staff, serving perhaps 18 years as a medical director, being a state of California quality inspector, providing consultations to five paramedic systems, teaching trauma at the university, offering direct care as a Board Certified Emergency Physician, and being the proud the father of six children - five of whom have had to get their care through Kaiser.] This piece originated as a post on the listserv of the Health Administration Responsibility Project. (HARP). It has been minimally modified for publishing on this web site. To My HARP Compatriots... [... as well as to those who are forced to listen to HARP so as to know when it is time to take their family pictures off of the mangled care office walls, pack up, and apply to someday rehab back toward the provision of real health care.] Preface: A web dialog is an interesting experience. Normally, in a discussion around a dining room table, one can bring up a topic and sense by the innumerable body language responses we all have whether one is moving into an interesting or boring topic and adjust appropriately. On a web dialog, the screen gives no indication as you write and send just who cares; it is the a literary equivalent to the non-blinking TV camera Dan Rather recounted in his autobiography. Subject: My topic tonight is The New Killing Fields -- no, not a new horror story out of Southeast Asia -- but rather the ongoing slaughter in the offices, clinics, gurneys, and beds of Managed Care. This is not the gun-to-the-head assassination of the uncooperative, it is the slow vitamin-deficiency-like-poisoning caused by acts of omission perpetrated on the cooperative. This new killing is being wrought on those very patients who suspended their general disbelief of advertising and got hooked for one more year by slogans like "in the hands of doctors" -- the Kaiser system. But before giving you the new details I have come across today, let me ask for you to pause and judge the relative depravity of two assassins. One is guilty of a rapid commission of death sentence comprising a millisecond of pain perhaps not even perceived by the victim but rather beaten by the bullet to the centers of recognition. http://www.rescuehealthcareday.com/killingfields.htm 5/9/2008 The Killing Fields by Charles Phillips, M.D. Page 2 of 4 The other is guilty of ignoring long suffering until its own terminus extinguishes the contract of care, thus also pulling down generations of love ones who can't get past the anger of grieving the unnecessary pain. I would imagine that society has always assigned the degree of murder based on the length and complexity of premeditation as well as the unnecessary pain produced. Yesterday, I shared with you my impression that two stress tests considered negative performed two months apart at a Kaiser "hospital" on a man just below 50 would soon be read by an impartial, private cardiologist as being positive. This was on the man who suddenly died at home still dutifully taking his stomach acid pill as a non-cardiac patient. I called the cardiologist about 2 p.m. today, thinking that I had blown my chance for a sudden reading on a Friday afternoon -- as he is one of the busiest cardiologists in Fresno. My office staff was prepared to take the copies of past tests wherever he was to be found. But he called back personally and said he would come to my office to solve my question. Yes, it was to be a free gift -- half of what medicine is all about according to the Mayo Clinic. He had no problem as I blinded out the past Kaiser readings. Rather he turned his rapid review of the 58 pages into a teaching session. In turns out that stress test interpretation is a common topic he likes to teach. He told me to pay special attention to poor circulation persisting into the Recovery Phase when the patient is lying down again -- no other muscles interfering. To the first stress test he said that he would have been highly suspicious of coronary artery disease. He would at least of started an enteric coated aspirin once a day as well as a beta blocker. He would have told the patient that the answer was not yet conclusive even though the test was basically positive by the math of the Bruce protocol. At the first symptom of more chest pain, the standard of care, he continued, (and I am only paraphrasing) would be to advance to a stress ECHO or stress thallium test to gain sensitivity and precision. The fact that the institution merely repeated another stress test two months later was of itself not up to the standard of care; it fell to malpractice. The second test was definitely positive by symptoms, by the math, and by an extension to another area of the heart -- although not interpreted that way by the Kaiser cardiologist. The private cardiologist would have recommended an angiogram at that point in time, willing only to delay if the patient required a middle ground. He would have told the patient clearly that he had angina until proven otherwise. Strong medication protection would have been started; activity would have been limited until solutions were found. Maintaining the patient only on stomach acid medication after both stress tests was an unbelievable outcome. (This confirmed what I had read of the same tests in my own amateur style last night wandering through the Internet for backup calculations and diagrams.) I told him that my 18 months in the emergency room at Kaiser lead me to believe that this was the global standard -- medical marginalization. And that any sequential private reading of tests from stress tests to x-rays to lab tests would demonstrate the calculated errors of omission practiced by most. (Such practice, I believe, falls to Kaiser management more than the medical professionals, the former for setting impossible time/volume interactions; it is the reason I propose that health care administrators need now to be licensed -- accountable for the time/volume decisions that maim and kill.) http://www.rescuehealthcareday.com/killingfields.htm 5/9/2008 The Killing Fields by Charles Phillips, M.D. Page 3 of 4 The cardiologist was not surprised. He also understood the concept of the obvious anchor effect noted when managed care comes to town -- the competitive draw down spilling over into the private community. If Kaiser can pass off a hospital that isn't, I added, every hospital in town is at risk. (If you can pass off sandstone for granite, you can destroy the granite industry in less than a generation.) I asked if he could take on the role and pressure of looking at 100 sequential stress tests within the crucible of the legal industry. He explained that he has already had to testify within the Fen-Phen legal arena and realizes that it now comes with the territory. He could be contacted if needed. Cardiology, which is not used to the benefit of the patient, is not real cardiology. Soon after I was distracted by a pleasant conversation with one of the founders of NeedyMeds.com as well as possible chance to network on medication costs with a local senior advocacy group. Next I saw my last patient, adjusted his cholesterol medicine, and turned off the lights. But it was clear to me as I pulled into my garage that Kaiser had stumbled -- no fallen flat. In their race for "productivity" they had gone beyond just missing cancers -- and other subtle areas of judgment -- into a mathematical zone with a reproducible record. And massive shredding would get them nowhere. The absence of hundreds of stress tests would be as much fraud as the misreading of those found. I had the confidence of going to the medium mountain and returning not with a set of tablets but a new Rosetta stone. The key to breaking the code of the Pharaohs was at hand. And the firewall of "that's just an isolated Permanente physician problem" would not work. The dangers of having chest pain -- or any illness with a document track -- would someday fall out of the Kaiser fortresses. The New Killing Fields responsibility reaches up to the top floor of the Kaiser high rise overlooking Lake Merritt in Oakland, California. You will know you are at the top floor when the usual potluck chicken lunches further down turn to catered roast tenderloin. And Kaiser is only a single estate in a land of mismanaged killing fields. I'd suggest to all top managed care executives -- MDs and/or MBAs -- that the writing in blood is already on the wall and it is time to call U-Haul for boxes, packing your family pictures first. But if any of you turned whistle blower on the way out, you might still avoid the curse of Hippocrates. * * * So there. That's it. Getting ready to send. But before leaving my HARP entree, I must give thanks in the future Whistle Blower Hall of Fame to a book called the House that Jackie Built. This book on Guam, USA, takes on the final linkages from the sales offices of managed care up to the high rises of insurance management and over to successive Governors of Guam. Interestingly, Guam can be used to study managed care unrestrained. And when we really turn on the lightening above mangled care across this land, many politicians as well will be scrambling for high ground or looking for an ark. Finally, I apologize to the family who lost a father and a husband who had appropriately sought help many times at Kaiser. My advocacy for you will go past http://www.rescuehealthcareday.com/killingfields.htm 5/9/2008 The Killing Fields by Charles Phillips, M.D. Page 4 of 4 the potions of sedation. In this case, only justice, not time, will heal the grief. Chuck Phillips, MD Also by Dr. Phillips: "Evidence Based Medicine" and "Best Practice" of Medicine -- The Dynamic Duo Talk About Kaiser Chutzpah Health Care Diary - 2/10/00 The Killing Fields Inside Kaiser's ER The Evolution of the Managed Care "Medical Director" |Table of Contents| |What| |When| |Who| |Sign-Up| |Where| |Alternatives| |Guests| |Info| |Links| |E-Mail| |NCMHPC| |PWC| |Distribute| |Actions| |Affiliate| |Search | http://www.rescuehealthcareday.com/killingfields.htm 5/9/2008
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It was a pleasure to stay at Tullio Hotel. The room was very clean, spacious, with a nice view on the pool and the lake. No smell, no noise, very comfortable bed, good shower and good breakfast. Basically no any single disappointment, but only positive surprises. You will not regret it!!!!
After traveling around, we came to the conclusion that it was probably the best location for us, very quite with possibility to have a nice walk along the lake till the centre of Gravedona, from the neighbor - Anonymous
Conveniently located 100 metres walk behind the lake front medieval part of the town yet with its own parking.
Friendly but very efficient professional family feel staff with restaurant used by locals and guests giving a great atmosphere.
Very relaxing. - Anonymous
la gentilezza del personale e del titolare - Mauro
first of all i want to mention about the owner of villa Jimmy.Jimmy is very kind and eager. he explained us everything about the appartment and the area (restaurants,parking,sightseeing etc) with every little detail.he loves what he is doing.the villa is situated on 17th century.stay in villa vinicia is like being in another time.the appartment is modern with nice furnitures ,electrical appliances ,satellite tv ,wifi , warm water any time. tap water is potable with the best taste ever ! villa v - Anonymous
The hotel is located at the top of a short hill which gives some rooms a fantastic view over the lakes. The pool area is really nice with plenty of (free) sunbeds.
Rooms are spacious (especially corner rooms with lake view). Very clean.
Owners were really friendly and helpful - excellent English. Poolside breakfasts.
Breakfast food was very nice and endless tea/coffee (all options).Room has modern TV which can link to appliances (tablets etc.)
Plenty of parking.
Excellent WiFi.
Short trip to C - Anonymous
Posizione tranquilla e vicinanza ai posti più conosciuti e turistici, rapporto qualità prezzo più che ottimo. Vista stupenda sul lago. - Anonymous
Beautiful located Residence (200 m above Lake Como) with a marvelous view over the lake
which immediately gets you into the right "holiday mood" and lets you forget the narrow access road.
We booked for 2 weeks in apartment Serenita, a huge and very comfortable place to stay with the living room and large balcony facing the lake directly.
The owner is very friendly and helpful and we really liked the delivery service for breakfast, lunch and dinner (great pizza and pasta!) and the free WiFi!
- Anonymous
It is the best hotel that i have ever been to. Staff were too friendly atmosphere was amazing view was outstanding rooms were very nice and super clean. You should also try the restaurant owned by the same owner down the valley. Breakfast was lovely and all food was like home made. It is the perfect getaway to renew your relationship with your partner. - Anonymous
La cortesia dello staff, la pulizia della camera, l'arredamento della stessa e la cena squisita con ottimo rapporto qualità prezzo. Ottimi anche la confettura di more e miele di tiglio prodotti dall'agriturismo. - Anonymous


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