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A small nice hotel in Clapham close to bus/subway/railway
Would RecommendVery nice Personell in The reception. Well cleaned hotel rooms. Read more
The Gateway Hotel offers high standard and convenient accommodation located close to Clapham South tube station. We are conveniently located close to the heart of the city yet within 3 minutes walk of one of london's finest open spaces, Cl... Read more
Very nice Personell in The reception. Well cleaned hotel rooms. Read more
An overnight stay as we were out in the West End Read more
The first stop on our honeymoon, The Gateway Hotel couldn't have been more perfect for us. The room was nice sized, clean, and well kept, and the staff went above and beyond the call of duty to make sure we had what we wanted and needed. We had a wonderful few nights here and would gladly stay again. Read more
A very pleasant one night stay at this hotel. Greatly appreciated the of road parking and,in particular, the wonderfully friendly receptionist on the evening of our arrival. Read more
Cosy but cheap and clean, no fuss and was the best affordable in the area. Would recommend. Read more
Small room but perfect for a short stay. It was clean, well-located and the bed was comfortable! Read more
We stayed for 3 nights in the triple room - it was comfortable and despite the fact that we were at the front of the hotel, we were not disturbed by the traffic noise Read more
We stayed at this hotel because we knew the area very well and wished to have accommodation in the area. This hotel fitted the bill Read more
Short, did what was needed but some of the facilities disappointing! Read more
We stayed two nights, attending my son's wedding. We were made to feel very welcome and the staff were extremely helpful. Read more
Short break weekend to visit relatives and see a bit of London. Read more
First time in or near Clapham - better value than central London but noisier than modern budget hotels Read more
Our room was spacious and beds very comfortable. It was quiet considering location on a main road. Read more
Brilliant service from staff rooms high quilaty and clean rooms Read more
Overnight stay Read more
2 mothers & 2 adult daughters were in London for long weekend. We wanted an affordable hotel in a charming nieghbourhood away from & close to city center & we got it! In Gateway, service was great from start: we were given early access to our clean and comfortable rooms. For departure young woman on desk got a good quote for taxi to Gatwick and ensured the taxi company stuck to their word. She then loaded our bags into taxi before we had returned from walk; all done with a smile! Read more
Very comfortable and conveniently located hotel for our stay in London. Staff very friendly and efficient. Read more
A very pleasant stay in an excellent budget hotel. Compact but immaculate room. Staff went out of their way to help wand get my coat back to me when I left it behind. Thank you very much. Would definitely stay with you again. Read more
We stayed in the Gateway overnight as we were at the O2 Brixton Academy to see a band. Hotel staff were super helpful especially Alex. Room was good and shower great. Double glazing stopped road noise so we had a good sleep in a comfortable bed. Would definitely recommend as close to Clapham South so super easy for getting into London. Thanks! Read more
In LOndon to attend a conference. Read more
We were just using the hotel as a base, as were going out to a party in Clapham. The receptionist gave us extra information, that was useful to our stay. The room was very comfortable, and we appreciated the extra touches; like ear plugs/ shower caps etc. Read more
We had a good Time in the Hotel Read more
I stayed for a few nights with friends and then moved to a single room. The staff made it all very easy and comfortable. Read more
We stayed for two nights as we were attending a party on the Saturday night. The hotel is ideal for and would highly recommend. Staff were brilliant Read more
Very convenient to location, shops at hand, hotel has everything you require for a comfortable stay, staff friendly and helpful arranging transport etc. Read more
Two comfortable nights...out and about the rest of the time. Read more
only one night Read more
My wife and I needed a room within a reasonable distance to Dulwich to stay on the night of the wedding of one of our friends. Read more
We were greeted in a very friendly manner, the room was small but adequate. All in all a good location for meeting up with family who live in that part of London, and easy to get into central London Read more
siamo stati benissimo, 4 giorni senza nessun problema Read more
We had a great time at the Gateway Hotel and saw a lot of London. Read more
one of reasons i chose this hotel was its location and that they had secure bike storage. I was stating the London to Brighton bike ride early the next morning. The room
was pleasant and clean as was the en-suite shower room. The staff were friendly and helpful. Nothing seemed too much trouble.
was pleasant and clean as was the en-suite Read more
We went to SW4 festival, the hotel was ideally located for this, easy to find and free parking in the road right by it. Staff were very friendly and helpful considering we arrived 2 hours early to check in. The room had everything we needed, the bed was comfy and everything was clean. The pub next door was a little noisy but earplugs were provided! Read more
Came with 4 of my friends for the SW4 dance festival. Was ideal location for us. Rooms were comfy clean and had a fridge which was a great bonus. Read more
Weekend to visit relatives, arrived 6pm greeted by friendly receptionist, who helped with bags and showed us to our room. Read more
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Always stay here when visiting the area either for work or family reasons: clean, inexpensive by comparison with London's outrageous prices, friendly and clean. Plenty of places nearby for food and drink and proximity to Clapham South tube station and bus stop outside make it especially useful. Read more
The hotel is well-located for public transport links and offers clean, reasonably comfortable facilities. My room , while not having contemporary or matching furnishing, was perfectly adequate for a short stay. The staff were friendly and helpful. Read more
Wanted somewhere convenient for London and got it. Great room, if a bit loud from traffic. Read more
I arrived at the Gateway to an extremely friendly welcome from two staff members. In particular Alex from Brazil. I had a tough day that day and was in need of some cheering up. Alex put a huge smile on my face and made me feel very welcome. Thank you Alex you turned my day around :). Read more
despite a hot (and noisy) july night, we were able to be clean and fairly rested Read more
A short (2 night) stay to visit family in the area Read more
clean rooms good value for money good location for travel links. Read more
5 days stay to visit our family, to discover London, make purchases Read more
Stayed 1 night after the Calling Festival in Clapham Common which was a 5min walk away.
Receptionist was very friendly and accommodating and the double room suited us fine. The only negative was the shower was very weak but that's just being fussy.
Would definitely stay there again. Read more
Great location for what we wanted, staff very helpful and friendly. Room basic but very clean. Only complaint was that the shower was pretty poor! Read more
I stayed for one night before the London to Brighton bike ride. Alex on reception was really friendly and helpful. Bike storage was well organised and secure. The hotel was spotless and the room was very comfortable and well equipped. The room was one of the cleanest I've ever seen. Read more
Overnight before the London to Brighton bike ride Read more
Comfortable Read more
I had a pleasant 2-night stay. Room was a bit tatty and dated as far as decor, but comfortable. Read more
Good,, clean, convenient, basic hotel adjacent to Clapham South tube and local buses, Clapham Common: far better value than basic hotels in Central London. Read more
Farther a small bed in room 5 plus v noisy traffic Read more
Very good for short stay to visit London sights,we went to the Chelsea flower show. Read more
Brief but friendly and good value Read more
Arrival good and check in friendly and efficient. Room seemed good enough if somewhat tired with a wobbly toilet that ended up flooding the first time it was used- all sorted quickly when reported though so fine. Unfortunately the fridge still had the remains of a pastry inside when we arrived and lamp not working. We are not that easily upset and did not feel the need to report. Read more
The price led me to believe it wouldn't be anywhere close to the reality. The room was comfortable and clean, but noisy - from both the road and other guests - but ear plugs are provided. Wifi is available and, if you get in early enough parking for small vehicles. For the price what you got was brilliant, don't expect 5 star quality but it's worth every penny. Close to the tube and local ships I felt safe staying on my own in a part of the city I don't know. Would definitely reo Read more
We went to visit London
Perfect location (near the tube in zone 2 and the buses)
Just 20 min by tube for central London
Hard to find a room not expensive with bathroom in the room. Read more
One night for a hen party. The location was perfect and the price was very reasonable. Read more
Visiting for my Son's wedding. Read more
We got married in London and stayed for four nights at the Gateway. Read more
Very useful base when visiting family in Clapham: close to Clapham South tubes and bus services, Clapham Common, shops and local facilities. Read more
Everything was excellent! Read more
3 days at hotel over Easter. Read more
Nice! Read more
Wecame only to sleep in the hotel. Read more
3 night stay on a very active weekend. Comfortable and relaxing room. Read more
rooms were clean but sober. Very much noise from outside and other room. Could hear eachother speak in the room next to each other. Read more
Comfortable Read more
it was clean and central. it was near all transport facilities. The staff were extremely friendly and helpful Read more
I am sorry to learn that you carried your bags around with you all day. Our check in time of 3pm is more of a guideline by which guests can expect rooms to be ready, rather than a hard and fast rule. We will never turn guests away who arrive early (if your room is ready, you can check-in straight away) and we are more than happy to store luggage whislt you explore the local area if rooms are not quite ready on arrival.
We spent 2 nights, for a family visit.
Location close to Clapham common is very convenient, superior room is quite spacious, although the bathroom is quite small, and wardrobe even smaller . Read more
Clean, comfortable with good shower and WC, no frills (no breakfast, but I was aware of that) hotel close to Clapham South station so only a 20 minute journey to Central London, close to the Common for some fresh air. Preferable to paying three times the sum for Central London. Read more
small room, broken toilet and so close to wall one cant sit properly, shower pressure rubbish, not overly clean. extremely noisy from close by traffic. Read more
Fair 4 nights stay. Staff friendly.
A little noisy from the road. Read more
our second stay in 2013 Read more
Enjoyed our stay, room clean and warm, tea making facilities, plenty towels Read more
After a great wedding in London we stayed in the Gateway hotel which was a nice and comfortable place to be Read more
Working away, need a reasonably priced place to stay, great value great service. Read more
2 nights visiting a friend in Clapham Read more
I come from Australia and stay in Clapham about once a year. I had never tried the Gateway before but will make this my permanent hotel. The receptionist was so lovely and the room was a perfect size, clean, warm (little too warm until I turned the heater off - I thought I would need the heater in November which bodes will for being there she it is really cold) and the hotel is a great location so close to the tube Read more
Hotel easily located near to underground and bus service handy for visiting our son in Clapham and commute into the city. Short stay of 3 nights worked fine being out and about most of the time. Read more
Wonderful Read more
We spent 7 nights at the Gateway Hotel. The staff was extremely friendly and helpful. The rooms were very neat and comfortable. For a budget stay, it was perfect and a 3-4 min walk to the nearest tube station made it very convenient. There are more than a few supermarkets within the vicinity to pick up anything that you need. The overall stay in the Gateway hotel was well worth it and we would definitely love to come back! Read more
4 nights, the room was little but very nice, all ok but the double bed was too little for us Read more
We only stayed one night and it went very well. Read more
I was in London overnight for business and needed a fairly cheap single room. I arrived late at night and they were happy to help, advising me on local places to eat. They provided tea, coffee, biscuits and hot chocolate, and even earplugs though in the end I didn't need them. In the morning, checkout was very fast and efficient. Read more
We chose the Gateway Hotel as it is close to our daughter's flat in Clapham and just a few minutes from the tube station. It was in a perfect location for easy access to central London where we saw a West End musical and visited the V & A museum. It was also ideal as it is close to the restaurants and leisure facilities in Clapham. Unpretentious and simple the hotel proved to be an excellent base in a convenient location Read more
It was a very pleasant experience Read more
The hotel was easy to find and parking space was available. The room was large and very clean. Read more
We spent two night in the hotel while visiting our Son who lives half a mile away. Read more
We stayed in The Gateway hotel for 3 nights in July. We were visiting relatives and sightseeing. The hotel was close to the tube station and a good place to base ourselves for our break Read more
We had a pleasant stay at the Gateway Hotel. The room and facilities were clean. The staff member at the check in was very friendly even though we checked in a bit late. Read more
5 nights in the hotel Read more
Great! Read more
We stayed overnight to visit two university open days the next day. Read more
no fuss, clean rooms and great value for money Read more
We stayed at the Gateway for 5 days in June 2013. Read more
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Hotel was in a fair location, room seemed quite a decent size, had to pay extra for parking,it was in a stones throw from take-aways and Restaurants,the room was very noisey with road noise and chatter of people outside??i was put in a room that the previous occupant had been smoking?? i am not a smoker and could distinctively smell the stench of a cigarette, which i detest! i asked the receptionist to move me to another room, but said that they where fully booked and suggested to opena Window?? Read more
The hotel was very helpful when I booked two car parking spaces. They also didn't have a twin room for two of my guests so gave them a double each as a gesture of goodwill! They contacted me beforehand to let me know this and were very accommodating. The communication of the hotel was very good.
Tea and coffee making facilities were well stocked and always nice to have in the rooms. White clean linen on beds was lovely. I was very happy with this hotel and would not hesitate to book again. Read more
My stay was for 2 nights, whilst looking for accommodation around the area after transferring from Australia. Read more
I simply wanted a decent place to sleep in while visiting relatives in Clapham. I was on a budget but this better than Euro style hotels I had considered. The bed was comfortable, and I felt secure with the convenience of my own key given to let myself in and out. Read more
Check-in staff member not very helpful or friendly and when mentioned that one of the heaters in the room didn't work, nothing was done about it. Other staff friendly and helpful. Read more
Stayed in 002 - Basic room, clean, and warm. Comfortable enough. Large bathroom, good water pressure in the bath. Good value of your money. Needs an overall update with renovations, but it was fine. I'm too much of a modern woman with advanced taste. Read more
Perfect for overnight after visiting for rugby and seeing relative living in Balham Read more
Great! Read more
A good sized, clean ensuite double. I had a comfortable nights sleep and the staff were very friendly. Read more
Comfortable, clean, good facilities, a shower that works well, comfortable bed, freshly decorated, double glazing kept room quiet, had excellent breakfaste at cafe nearby. Read more
My stay was just what I needed - a clean, spacious room for a few days while I started my new job and looked for more permanent accommodation. Read more
Clean and comfortable, but a bit drab. Close to tube station, pub, supermarkets and takeaways. Also very close to Clapham Common and easy to find our way around. Read more
So much better than I expected. The staff were excellent, the breakfast very generous, the location perfect and easy to park on street. Read more
It was comfortable for what we wanted, reasonable price, comfortable, adequate facilities, in the area we wanted to stay. I will certainly be booking with them again next year when we return to London. Read more
Good size room, quiet location, very close to the tube. Read more
Myself and 2 friends spent 1 night at the Gateway Hotel and were really pleasantly surprised. We had a spacious room, everything was clean and was in a great location. Read more
2 nights Read more
Good clean accommodation at affordable price.Close to tube & bus. Read more
With son to find accommodation in Clapham area Read more
I had one night at this hotel in order to attend a course the following day. Such a relief to find it so close to Clapham South after a long journey, a friendly receptionist (Dina? - as in Tina), and a cup of tea in the room to refresh myself! I then had time to explore Clapham - the Common, the shops, bars/cafes and I had a good meal at Gigalum before returning to the hotel. I slept well in the comfortable bed and realy appreciated the breakfast brought to my room. Read more
Relaxing and quite central, even if you dont have access to a car. Loads of places to dine out. Read more
we stayed at the hotel as it was very close to Clapham Common as went to the SW4 dance festival! Read more
as above Read more
Everybody was very friendly, the room was good Read more
A short stay in a very comfortable room Read more
very pleased with room and location. Nice hotel Read more
Overnight stay in small but clean room Read more
Very pleasant Read more
Comfortable room - size fine for lone traveller. Room next to main road therefore quite noisy. Fast food, supermarket chains and expensive pub food in close proximity. Clean. Very little parking on site, which needs to be booked by phone. Read more
One night stay for an event starting early in the area Read more
Perfectly acceptable for arriving late and leaving early. Read more
enjoyed our stay at the gateway hotel Read more
My boyfriend and I were seeing Coldplay on the Saturday and just needed a place to stay over night. This perfect venue was an under five minute walk from Clapham south tube station and the beautifully building was just the right size for us. The bed was nice and comfy, the shower produced hot water and there was a fridge for our ready brought breakfast. It was a releife to find this hotel as we had been really struggling to find one that would house two 16 year olds. This was perfect. Thank you. Read more
Needed a comfortable, no-frills hotel close enough to Central London to participate in Queen's Jubilee events and see my son in Clapham. Gateway was his excellent recommendation: remarkably convenient (close to Clapham South Tube and buses and local facilities), reasonable room with good shower facilities. Only downside was lack of breakfast - although it's "room-only" booking form does say a breakfast can be ordered in advance but told not so. Read more
Very pleasant and easy. Read more
The hotel was what we needed as we were attending a family party next door at the Avalon. It was exactly what we required, somewhere comfortable, with parking and not too expensive. Read more
One night stay on a leisure and family visit to London. Read more
we stayed just for one night, but we found the room comfortable and staff was kind Read more
Came to visit family and celebrate special occassion. Read more
Short stay for daughter's birthday Read more
Visiting family in London and Gateway was an excellent hotel for the price and close to tube station so easy to access all the sights also. Close to good eateries also. Read more
Good location though a bit peripherical. Rooms clean, nothing to say. Temp: comfortable. Bed: no problem. Read more
Only stayed for one night but very clean & facilities good. Read more
We were only there for one night, which was fine but may not have enjoyed the road noise another night. Read more
The iron is available to all our guest, all you need to do is just ask at the reception.
I am 100% satisfied and I feel very lucky that I stayed at your hotel.I had everything I needed.I loved my room (n.6) it was very very clean,warm, without noise and with a comfortable bathroom. Read more
We had a twin room with TV and tea making facilities. Room and ensuite very clean and although on busy Main Road we slept well. Very good value for London and in a great location by the common and tube station. Read more
2 nights, just needed bed and washing facilities, out otherwise. Read more
Two nights visiting family. Plenty of food & drink choices within easy walking distance. Read more
Excellent location near to tube station and good value for money Read more
Young professional staying over for one night Read more
a very comfortable and well-maintained room of above average size for central London at the price we paid. New carpet, curtains and recently retiled bathroom. Read more
someone let us in by the buzzer at reception and we signed in. The receptionist described details and welcomed us. We were able to go out and come back when we wanted. Read more
Chosen for its closeness to our family this was like sleeping in the middle of a road: loud traffic, sirens and people all night long. No breakfast available because of 'staff shortages.' Chair in room was worn, hole in carpet and cracked wash basin. Reception only open part of time: paid on arrival so check out was simply dropping keys in box. Only contact with staff was on arrival. Read more
Good for its purpose (somewhere to stay while attending a family function) Read more
Convenient and quite comfortable. The reception staff were not able to give us proper directions to the hotel from very nearby and did not know about parking restrictions.
I was told the hotel was in front of the Marks and Spencer Food shop.! Read more
Stayed one Friday night whilst visiting relatives in Balham. A twin room at the front of the hotel, it was quite spacious for London and clean. Towels and hairdryer provided and tea and coffee making facilities. We are not used to the noise of the city so found the room noisey. Beds were hard to sleep on. I was cold in the middle of the night and couldn't find any extra blankets, I gave the B&B feedback but not sure how this was taken! Read more
We stayed for 2 nights whilst visiting family in the area. This was our first visit, but as the hotel is convenient for us we will probably use it again in the future. Read more
I stayed for three nights while on a short break in London; I was a little concerned about having a room overlooking a busy main road, but found that it was not too troubling. Read more
Rooms basic and compact but clean Read more
Two night visit to family, who live close to hotel. Read more
visiting our daughter and husband(got a baby. Wanted to get a good, quiet room, close to our daughter- succeeded Read more
Checked in, was shown to my room by a very friendly member of staff. Room itself was a good size, huge comfy bed, lovely clean room and an ample en suite. Read more
Visiting our daughter who lives in Balham, the hotel was in a good location, clean and comfortable. I would recommend. Read more
We stayed in a double superior room which was very spacious and beautifully decorated. Read more
Traveling alone, felf very safe and secure here, very comfortable bed, lovely clean cosy rroom, well appointed bathroom Read more
I stayed for 3 nights. I didn't get breakfast in the hotel. Read more
Stayed 3 nights with no problems whatsoever. Read more
2 night stay Read more
It was wonderful staying in your hotel, used to live round the corner and all my friends are at walking distance. Travelling is easy [tube and busses within easy reach and it is not far from the WestEnd for shopping. Very convenient with the supermarkets, restaurants/take aways pubs etc around. Read more
Three nights here again were as good as they were a few years ago, so that was very encouraging. It was so quiet (apart from London street life!) I never saw any others guests or staff. But the rooms were always cleaned well. Read more
An extremely comfortable and pleasant room, with excellent facilities. I would definately stay here again. Read more
My wife and I needed a reasonably priced hotel near my son who we were visiting. He stays near Tooting Bec Underground station. The Gateway was a place for us to sleep for the duration of our visit. Read more
We were visiting family approximately 1km from the hotel and the walk to them was easy. We liked being so close to the tube and groceries. Read more
I used the Gateway Hotel whilst visiting family in Clapham area. Despite some poor reviews my son and I found the hotel clean and comfortable. The staff were friendily and helpful. The location was ideal, only minutes away from restaurants,shops and Clapham South tube. Maybe the bathroom was a bit tired and in need of updating and the towels a bit thin but we weren't expecting the Savoy. Read more
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We arrived late on Sunday eve, to be greated by a very polite chap. He advised on parking & shiwed us to oour room. Then suggested places to eat in the area. We were up & off to work eary the next morning fully rested from a good nights sleep. as our work picks up in London, I can see us being freauent stayers. Keep up the good work Read more
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Staff were extremely friendly and welcoming. Great at giving directions and ordering taxis. Read more
The hotel is on a main road with heavy traffic 24 hours a day. To make matters worse police cars race up and down with sirens blasting from mid evening until about 1 a.m. The double glazing does absolutely nothing to deaden the noise and there are no quiet rooms at the back. This is a pity because the hotel room was nice and big and was close to good transport links. Read more
Allright, but no breakfast in the hotel Read more
One night stay as we were attending a party in Clapham and had meetings in Zone 1 the following day. Read more
Comfortable Read more
I stayed for one night at a weekend. The receptionist took me to my room to show me how to access the various doors. The room was bigger and nicer than I expected for a single room and for the price in this location. I had my car, and was given secure parking in a garage behind a barred gate. Read more
Nice stay Read more
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Visit of friends in the vicinity. Read more
The bathroom was full of mould, and the carpet was extremely foul-smelling! Read more
We were in London for two nights on a visit to friends. Read more
Adequate for purpose - met expected requirements eg tea/coffee making facility; television; en suite Read more
Pleasant stay but room could be cleaner and too close to main road made it a noisy night. Read more
Although some reviews found in the internet were negative I decided to book this hotel for one night. I enjoyed my stay. All was great. The most important that it was close to the Tube station and the room and bathroom were clean. Read more
4 day stay. surprisingly biggish rooms with TV service and ensuite bathroom Read more
Room light and airy, bed comfortable, quiet inside, road noise noticeable when you're not used to it. A good stay, would stay again Read more
booked at short notice to visit Wimbledon tennis, which is about 5 miles away Read more
Stayed for one night for the last three years prior to taking part in the London to Brighton bike ride for the British Heart Foundation. Perfect for the job Read more
Over night stop prior to London to Brighton cycle ride. Read more
I had a very pleasant stay, thank you very much! Read more
We were a family of three adults visiting our son & brother, therefore the hotel was the most convieniently located. We booked 2 separate stays, the first with my husband and daughter when she arrived for the last evening and the second stay was with my daughter. Read more
i was visiting my dougter who live in the neigtbourhood. Read more
Pleasant Read more
Well Read more
Business stay for 2 nights. Read more
In London...amazing. In the hotel...rubbish Read more
The stay was very uncomfortable and very noisy. Read more
2 nights,without breakfast. Read more
Short Read more
I went to visit to a familiar who is living near of this hotel. Read more
Unable to get good nights sleep due to traffic noise Read more
I book this hotel often. Though many reviews complain about noisy rooms, never felt too bothered as I crash after a long day.
The neighborhood has a history of being rough, but never had any problems even at late hours.
I am happy to recommend if you are able to put up with a little bit of noise (gets quite calm during late hours though), and be aware that north-bound Northern line on the tube could be very busy during rush hours. Read more
pleasant with a good location Read more
Pleasant and surprisingly comfortable. Read more
two night stay. Staff when we arrived at 10pm helpful. Carried bags to our room. Explained key system well. Read more
room was very small, double bed pushed up against one wall to fit it in. Read more
2 nights passing through visiting friends Read more
One night's kip after a session in Clapham Read more
I have returned many times because this is a great part of London, the staff are always friendly and helpful - and it's great value Read more
The traffic outside the window is never-ending. I could barely sleep in this hotel; it is otherwise quite ok but personally, I go to hotels to get a good nights sleep...! Read more
This is my third stay in the Hotel over the past few years. If sheets were changed more often, fewer problems with the Wi Fi service, and everyone was as friendly as some of the staff in recption I would give everything excellent. Read more
love the location and the family room is so big! Read more
Nice clean hotel well equipped for the price. Read more
very good will book again in the future Read more
It was only a short stay but rooms were very clean and adequate for what I needed. I did not have breakfast as my visit was for 2 reasons, to see my daughter and attend a breakfast seminar for work in the centre of London. Would definitely stay again if the need arose. Read more
We stayed one night to visit family who live nearby. The room was clean and had everything we required. It was quiet and comfortable. Check in/out was quick and efficient by polite friendly staff.
Room was small but comfortable and warm on a very cold evening with plenty of hot water.
Did not take breakfast as only continental available but tea/coffee facilities in room and plenty of places to eat within 2 mins walk Read more
Arrived late but phoned to arrange check-in. Read more
For three day business trip Read more
stay was fine, check in fine, room perfect for what we required(we were attending a friends leaving party)we returned to our room at 1am which was lovely and peaceful, however from 2-7am another guest at the hotel had locked himself out and spent this whole time shouting, banging on every window available, buzzing everyones rooms and trying to kick the door down. we were all so terrified we were scared to move. so a very disturbed stay, and no sleep = grumpy guests! Read more
There is a phone number available whole night only for the guests. If anything happen or guest needs any help there is always somebody available all the time in the building.
Had an overnight in London & opted for Gateway Hotel; it's conviently close to the Underground so that Central London is accessible. Read more
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I was visiting my so who lives at Tooting Bec. This hotel was the nearest I could find. I didn't have breakfast as my son and I enjoyed brunch at one of the many cafes in the area. Read more
Great hotel - very useful to have a family room. Very good value for money Read more
Arrived mid afternoon on the Saturday and left mid-morning the next day Read more
We were only one night there but we liked the place. Read more
Always clean, safe, quiet and good for road and tube travel. Lots of pubs, eateries and shops etc. Nice friendly and accomodating staff. The fridge a good idea. Read more
Stayed for 5 nights. Hotel was good value, clean, practical and met my expectations. Read more
Perfectly adequate - room and bathroom were small but this was to be expected at the price. Would happily stay here again if it had better sound insultation against road noise - dreadful Read more
You get for what you pay Read more
good as always Read more
I stayed only one night. The reception is only open at limited times, but staff were friendly. The room was small but clean and well-furnished. The bathroom was very small - it was difficult to access the WC and the shower was a bit constrained in size too. Otherwise fine, and good value for money. Read more
We chose this hotel as it is the closest to the CIBSE building where we were on our LIF Certificate Course in Balham. It is basic but comfortable and our beds were made and the room tidied each day. Read more
after booking this hotel, i read some awful reviews and was very dubious. As a result i was actually pleasantly surprised-i had no real complaints. Read more
The room was clean & comfortable, a bit noisy as it is on the main road, but that didn't keep me awake. It is very handy for the tube station & Clapham Common. Read more
A clean room in a good position. Room did smell a little of silicon sealant Read more
The hotel suited our needs as it was close to Clapham Common and had easy access to London by tube. Read more
We had a good stay in the hotel. Read more
Overnight stay to visit family, accurate description on the internet, easy check in, free to come and go- own key, comfortable bed, clean room, basic value for money. Read more
Room was clean and presentable and en-suite acceptable. Read more
One night Read more
Staying at the Gateway was pleasant - not a typical hotel, but a unique experience. Read more
My business partner and I stayed 2 night whilst on business. We liked the independance of a key and non reception entrance as we are in and out via unsocial hours at times. Although we mostly drive it is also handily positioned for the Underground station and various supermarkets etc .
We liked the friendly but unobtrusive staff, the clean and good sized accomodation. Having 2 pillows was good as well. You would be surprised how many so called ''up market'' hotel chains provide only one pillo Read more
Just a short stay in the area so as to see family members, plus an outing to Tate Modern. Read more
I stayed for three nights to enable me to attend a course and not travel back and forth to my home on the south coast. Read more
Pleasant and very handy for town. Read more
I stayed for four days. The service was OK. Read more
On the whole we were impressed by the hotel despite the very loud noise from the road. But this is London, after all. The guy on reception was very friendly and helpful though there was no one available in the morning to answer any questions. Details on how to access the hotel would have been well received. Read more
We thoroughly enjoyed our 2 night stay - the room was very modern and stylishly decorated with excellent facilities.
Staff were very friendly and the location is fantastic.
Extremely good value for money and we will definitely be returning - i have recommended to friends and family who regularly stay in London Read more
We stayed the night before the London to Brighton bike ride. It was in a perfect location and the chap was happy to lock up our bikes in a secure place overnight. Good service and very comfortable room. We even had a fridge in the room! Read more
One night in comfortable accommodation with friendly and helpful staff. Read more
Stayed here overnight as needed base in Clapham and this hotel was conveniently situated. The room was the cheapest I could find for bank holiday weekend and it was fine. Room was clean and functional which was all I needed. However, the northern line runs directly underneath the hotel and you can definitely hear it and also the soundproofing between rooms was very poor. Read more
Room was ok in size, loud traffic outside. But good value for money. Read more
5 nights on business. Very nice room, cleanliness excellent. Cleaned daily. Bathroom facilities fine for me personally but if a 'larger clientele' were staying they would not be able to reach the toilet due to the amount of space between the toilet, basin and shower. Would definitely stay there again. Read more
We had to managed because it was a short stay. Read more
The location was perfect for us and we had everything we needed for one night's stay. The room was pretty noisey as we were facing the road and had the tube rumbling under us, but that was fine for one night and we weren't back til late which was after the tube had closed anyway so wasn't a big problem for us. Maybe a problem if you wanted to stay longer and get an early night! Other than that, a great little hotel for what you pay. Just what I expected. Read more
Enjoyed our 3 day visit. Read more
Great location if you need to be in the Balham area.
Good value and good access to public transport Read more
The staff are friendly and welcoming. The rooms aren't luxurious, but then neither is the cost. A good quality hotel for those on a tight budget. Read more
The hotel is small and compact. The front DB room was too small for 2 people. A bath would have been preferable to a shower. The room was very clean and the beds were reasonably comfortable We did not have breakfast so cannot comment. The one member of staff we spoke tpo was very pleasant and welcoming. I would stay again for its convenience to my relatives but would want a bigger room. Read more
I only used the hotel to sleep, the rest of the day I was outside. The hotel is clean and comfortable, well situated, two minutes walking from Clapham South Underground Station. The staff was very polite, and the room was small but enough for me. Read more
Great communication and easy to find, well organised and clean, would stay at the Hotel again. Read more
Staff are VERY Freindly!! The room was clean, but relly could do with a bit of TLC, as it looks tired. Read more
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My single room was clean and warm (the warmth was important in the freezing weather) with TV and coffee making equipment. There was easy (weekend) parking and tube station close by. Friendly reception. Read more
The London Underground ran under neathe the hotel, I think that should be made known to customers
the room vibrated every 3 minutes Read more
The Gateway Hotel is affordable accomodation close to shops, restaurants, buses and the Underground making it an ideal place to stay when visiting London. Read more
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This is a good value hotel with friendly helpful staff and close to transport and facilities. I highly recommend it. Read more
If you are looking for a place where to stay during the weekend and with really good access to the city center, then this is the right place! Read more
Nice, friendly, comforatble, exceeded our expectations!! Will be staying again Read more
the hotel is well priced and clean, the heating worked well, the hotel is on a main road but the window's were double glazed and the noise was nowhere near as bad as some internet postings had made out,if you are looking for clean cheap and cheerful its perfect, if you are used to 5 star luxury and need everything "just so" its probably not for you, i will definitely stay there again and had a good experience. Read more
The Gateway was located in just the right place for us..near to relatives. The room was fine, clean and warm. Read more
Definitely no frills, but clean, friendly, convenient accommodation in a family-run hotel, so there are a few nice, more personal touches, like the well-kept garden at the front, the energy efficient light bulbs, the daily room service and the towel policy. Read more
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Within easy walking distant of the Tube, The Gateway had a clean, what looked like recently refurbished room at a great price. Nothing fancy; but do you really need that when you're just in the room to sleep? Close to shops for necessities, it was perfect for visiting someone in the Clapham Commons area. If it just had a little more stable wifi signal it would be perfect! I'd use it every time I came back. Read more
Hotel was in a good location (2 mins from Clapham South tube). Reception staff were very friendly and helpful. Room was clean and functional. Read more
Would recommmend to other people Read more
As all the other reviewers will point out, this hotel is situated above the Northern line & on a busy main road, so it is pretty noisy! Read more
The room was a single executive. It had more than enough space one person. TV/dvd, desk, free wifi, Iron, hairdryer and kettle with available tea coffee chocolate and buscuits refilled every day.
Staff was very helpful and friendly, they allowed me to leave my luggage in reception before checkin and after checkout.
But the problem with the room is the noise. All rooms face the main road. The window didn´t close or isolate properly, and you can hear and feel the metro passing. Read more
A small friendly hotel. Read more
Situated on busy Balham Hill, The Gateway Hotel offers high standard and convenient accommodation located close to Clapham South tube station. We are conveniently close to the heart of the city yet within 3 minutes walk of one of London's finest open spaces, Clapham Common. The Gateway Hotel is privately owned and run to provide the personal touch. All 20 rooms have comfortable en-suite facilities, delivering quality and economy without uniformity. Wireless internet access is available in all public areas and rooms. The hotel is two minutes from Clapham South Tube station with easy access to the city, West End and Wimbledon. It is also situated a stones throw away from Clapham Common and within walking distance of many quality restaurants, pubs, clubs and shops. Please Note: Check In time is from 15:00 until 21.00 (late arrivals must be confirmed by phone), Check Out 11:00. Full credit/debit card details to be confirmed upon check-in. On-site parking is available at a cost of £5.00 per night. Parking must be confirmed directly by the hotel in advance. To book a parking space, please contact the hotel by phone (parking is not guaranteed). Due to limited space, we cannot accommodate vans or 4x4's. Street parking is available. Details available on our 'Finding Us' page. Tariff is Room Only. Breakfast, if required, is £5.50 per person (Continental only). Pets and Smoking not permitted. WE ARE REGISTERED WITH THE CTPS. PLEASE DO NOT USE OUR CONTACT DETAILS FOR MARKETING OR SALES PURPOSES.
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PRINCETON, N.J. – With the final competition to determine the last four crews to compete at the 2014 World Rowing Championships set for next week, USRowing is pleased to announce the names of the athletes selected to the team from the men's and women's training camps to compete in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. In addition to the boats named in camp, four crews have officially accepted their nominations to the team after top performances at the second world cup on Lake Aiguebelette, France, including the women's single sculls, the women's double sculls, the women's pair and the lightweight men's double sculls. Accepting nominations to the team in the woman's double after taking silver in France were Ellen Tomek (Flushing, Mich.) and Meghan O'Leary (Baton Rouge, La.). Accepting nominations to the team in the women's pair after a silver medal performance at world cup II was Kerry Simmonds (San Diego, Calif.) and Megan Kalmoe (St. Croix Falls, Wis.). Accepting nominations with a fourth place finish were Josh Konieczny (Millbury, Ohio) and Austin Meyer (Cohoes, N.Y.) and accepting her nomination in the women's single after finishing fifth on Lake Aiguebelette was Gevvie Stone (Newton, Mass.). Among the 80 athletes named from the camps, through world cup competition or the 2014 Senior 1 World Championship Trials, 19 are former Olympians, Olympic spares or Paralympians, 30 have been on prior senior world championship teams, seven competed on U.S. under 23 teams and 24 are new to the U.S. national team. Beginning Monday on Mercer Lake in West Windsor, N.J., the four remaining crews will be selected following racing in their respective events at the Senior World Championship Trials II. The featured events are the men's single sculls, the men's double sculls, the men's pair and the lightweight women's double sculls. Eleven crews have already been named to the team following Senior 1 World Championship Trials, including the lightweight men's and women's single sculls, the men's quadruple sculls, the lightweight men's and women's quadruple sculls, the men's pair with coxswain, the lightweight men's pair and the lightweight men's eight. In the para-rowing events, crews earned berths to the team during trials including the men's and women's arms and shoulders single sculls, the trunk and arms mixed double, and the legs, trunk and arms mixed double. In addition, the legs, trunk and arms four with coxswain was selected from the para-rowing camp. Earning places on the squad at trials in the men's and women's lightweight single sculls were Andrew Campbell, Jr. (New Canaan, Conn.) and Kate Bertko (Oakland, Calif.). Winning trials in the men's quad was Peter Graves (Cincinnati, Ohio), Stephen Whelpley (Moquon, Wis.), John Graves (Cincinnati, Ohio) and Benjamin Dann (Pound Ridge, N.Y.). Named to the team in the lightweight men's quadruple sculls were Andrew Neils (Manhattan, Kansas), Peter Schmidt (Providence, R.I.), Jacob Georgeson (North Olmsted, Ohio) and Kyle Lafferty (Hockessin, Del.). Earning a place in the lightweight women's quadruple sculls was the crew of Hillary Saeger (Dedham, Mass.), Helen Tompkins (Friendswood, Texas.), Sarah Giancola (Buffalo, N.Y.) and Mary Jones (Huntsville, Ala.). Also named to the team in trials were Jack Carlson (Weston, Mass.), Taylor Brown (Winter Park, Fla.) and Henry Hoffstot (Ligonier, Pa.) in the men's pair with coxswain; Michael Wales (Seattle, Wash.) and Tyler Nase (Phoenixville, Pa.) in the lightweight men's pair. And in the lightweight men's eight were Stephen Young (Tampa, Fla.), Kyle Traub (Eastham, Mass.), Andrew Hakanson (Newtown Square, Pa.), Josh Getz (Ann Arbor, Mich.), Matthew O'Leary (Westwood, Mass.), Joseph Hanlon (Washington D.C.), Dan Kirrane (Rockville Centre, N.Y.), Peter Gibson (Belmont, Mass.) and Andrew Weiland (Upper Arlington, Ohio). Earning places in para-rowing trials were Blake Haxton (Columbus, Ohio) in the arms and shoulder men's single sculls; Katelynn Steinke (Yarmouth Port, Mass.) in the women's arms and shoulders single sculls; Jaden Thoennes (Bloomington, Ill.) and Callum Borchers (Franklin, Mass.) in the trunks and arms mixed double sculls and Andrew Johnson (Riverside, Conn.) and Stephanie Cox (Raleigh, N.C.) in the legs, trunks and arms mixed double sculls. Named to the para-rowing team from camp was the legs, trunk and arms four with coxswain crew of coxswain Jenny Sichel (Clifton, N.J.), Ricky Vandegrift (Cincinnati, Ohio), Zachary Burns (Ann Arbor, Mich.), Danielle Hansen (Paterson, Calif.) and Jaclyn Smith (Williston Park, N.Y.). All of the athletes named to the team, and those that win at trials next week, will compete at the World Rowing Championships, August 24-September 1, in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. Current 2014 Senior National Team Roster Name Birthdate Ht. Wt. Hometown
Women's Single Sculls (W1x)
Gevvie Stone 7/11/85 6'0" 157 Newton, Mass.
Lightweight Men's Single Sculls (LM1x)
Andrew Campbell, Jr. 2/2/1992 5'10" 155 New Canaan, Conn.
Lightweight Women's Single Sculls (W1x)
Kate Bertko 11/8/83 5'9" 128 Oakland, Calif.
Women's Double Sculls (W2x)
Meghan O'Leary (b) 8/24/84 6'0" 165 Baton Rouge, La.
Lightweight Men's Double Sculls (LM2x)
Megan Kalmoe (b) 8/21/83 5'10" 160 St. Croix Falls, Wis.
Men's Pair With Coxswain (M2+)
Henry Hoffstot (b) 9/23/90 6'4" 190 Ligonier, Pa.
Lightweight Men's Pair (LM2-)
Tyler Nase (b) 8/30/90 6'0" 155 Phoenixville, Pa.
Peter Graves (b) 10/25/84 6'2" 175 Cincinnati, Ohio.
Olivia Coffey (b) 1/29/89 6'1" 170 Watkins Glen, N.Y.
Lightweight Men's Quadruple Sculls (LM4x)
Grant James (b) 8/17/87 6'5" 195 DeKalb, Ill.
Women's Four (W4-)
Men's Eight (M8+)
Women's Eight (W8+)
Katelin Snyder (c) 6/16/87 5'4" 120 Detroit, Mich. Heidi Robbins (s) 7/3/91 6'2" 178 Hanover, N.H. Eleanor Logan (7) 12/27/87 6'2" 175 Boothbay Harbor, Maine Caroline Lind (6) 10/11/82 6'0" 175 Greensboro, N.C. Grace Luczak (5) 5/24/89 6'3" 165 Ann Arbor, Mich Lauren Schmetterling (4) 8/3/88 5'11" 170 Moorestown, N.J. Vicky Opitz (3) 6/5/88 5'11" 157 Middleton, Wis. Meghan Musnicki (2) 2/5/83 5'11" 175 Naples, N.Y. Amanda Polk (b) 8/2/86 5'11" 175 Pittsburgh, Pa.
Men's Arms and Shoulders Single Sculls
Women's Arms and Shoulders Single Sculls
Trunk and Arms Mixed Double Sculls
Legs, Trunk and Arms Mixed Double Sculls
About USRowing
USRowing is a nonprofit organization recognized by the United States Olympic Committee as the governing body for the sport of rowing in the United States. USRowing has 75,000 individual members and 1,200 member organizations, offering rowing programs for all. USRowing's official suppliers include Concept 2, Croker Oars, JanSport, Nielsen Kellerman, Vespoli and WinTech. USRowing also receives generous support from the National Rowing Foundation and its corporate sponsors and partners: ANXeBusiness Corp, Boathouse Sports, Connect-A-Dock, EMCVenues, JP Crickets, Ludus Tours and Rudy Project. The USRowing National Team program relies on strong partnerships to enable continued success. New opportunities exist to support the teams through the next quadrennial, culminating with the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio. America Rows, which supports diversity in rowing and the USRowing Para-rowing programs, also benefits from corporate support.
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The first decade of the twenty-first century has been characterized as the "decade of Africa's economic and political renewal". The continent achieved remarkable progress in economic growth while at the same time expanding the scope for democratic governance in a large number of countries. Growth in Africa averaged more than 5 per cent a year, and the pattern of growth has been generally consistent. A handful of African countries have registered annual growth rates of 7–11 per cent. More important, the continent demonstrated its resilience through its quick and robust recovery from the shocks of the global economic and financial crisis.
In order to provide interested stakeholders from government, business, civil society and academia with a critical analysis of the continent's growth trajectory, the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (UN ECA) and the United Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR) are offering this e-Learning course.
Objectifs d'apprentissage
At the end of the course, participants will be able to:
- Discuss the recent main developments in the world economy and how these affect the African continent;
- Define the main economic and social developments in Africa and growth prospects for 2012;
- Describe the main factors required for Africa to become a global growth pole;
- Estimate the key attributes Africa has to implement to unleash its development capacity; and
- Discuss how African countries can meet their major development challenges through mobilizing resources for structural transformation.
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The course consists of the following modules:
- Module 1: Developments in the World Economy and Implications for Africa
- Module 2: Economic and Social Developments in Africa and Prospects for 2012
- Module 3: Africa as a Pole of Global Growth
- Module 4: Unleashing Africa's Development Capacity
- Module 5: Mobilizing Resources for Structural Transformation
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The course targets groups and individuals that are interested in obtaining a general understanding about the regional trade integration concept and latest developments. They include:
- Civil servants in national Ministries, provincial departments and local authorities
- Diplomats from Permanent Missions and Ministries of Foreign Affairs
- Officials from Regional Economic Communities (RECs)
- Professionals in private sector and civil society organizations
- Faculty, researchers and students
- Interested citizens
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Acceptance to the Course
Until the registration deadline, participants are accepted to the course on a rolling basis and subject to availability of slots.
Certificate of Completion
A Certificate of Completion will be issued by UNITAR and UN ECA to all participants who complete the course-related assessments successfully.
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- Hardware: 64 MB of RAM, 1 GB of free disk space
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Cemetery Hill Trail
Cemetery Trail in Palos lives up to its name with narrow tracks that snake through dense foliage. A must ride for any thrill-seeking trekking enthusiast.
CITY:Willow Springs
Cantigny Park
Consisting of the Robert McCormick Mansion Museum, the First Division Military Museum, ten acres of gardens and parks, 27-hole championship golf course and nine-hole Cantigny Youth Links.
Danada Equestrian Center
Danada Equestrian Center welcomes visitors of all ages to learn about riding and horsemanship through hayrides, group barn tours, riding lessons, summer camps for kids and its annual Fall Festival.
Kline Creek Farm
A "living history" farm depicting life in the 1890s DuPage County. Original structures, authentic recreations and livestock combine to make a realistic 1890s working farm.
Arrowhead Golf Club
DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs -- Arrowhead Golf Club facilities include 27 holes, driving range and new clubhouse with elegant banquet facilities.
Cosley Zoo
Over 45 exhibits of native Illinois wildlife and domestic farm animals; tree-shaded picnic area - seating for 300; "Exclusive Use" facility rentals; private party room; open year-round.
Rice Pool & Water Park
Rice Pool and Water Park facilities include a zero-depth pool, thrilling slides, sand play area for children, adult lounge deck and sand volleyball courts.
Forest Preserve District of DuPage County
Over 25,000 acres, nearly 140 miles of trails and educational facilities. Enjoy relaxing, volunteering and exploring the forests, lakes, prairies, and open spaces.
DuPage County Trail System
DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs - A 61-mile hiking, biking and nature trail follows the bed of a long-gone railroad. It's one of the nation's first linear recreation trails and a model for others in the United States.
Wheaton Park District
DuPage County, Chicago's Western Suburbs - Enjoy 829 acres of park facilities that include a water park, children's zoo, teams course, golf course, playgrounds, open space, athletic fields, sand volleyball, tennis, ice skating, playgrounds, swimming pools, in-line skating and hockey area and more!


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Goddard Hall is the University's only Residential College for first-year students, located right on Washington Square Park--literally steps away from three different dining halls, Bobst Library, most classrooms, and the Kimmel Student Center. We probably don't need to add that we're at the crossroads of NYC's liveliest neighborhoods: Greenwich Village, SoHo, the East Village, and the Lower East Side!
The Residential College at Goddard is organized around the vital theme of citizen engagement--think volunteering, social entrepreneurship, civic spirit, and the like. That commitment manifests itself in dozens of opportunities, from group conversations about big local and national issues (the 'Arab Spring' uprisings, for example) to service-learning trips across NYC and to places as far away as New Orleans, where 35 of us spent spring break on a "green build" volunteer trip in the Katrina-devastated Lower Ninth Ward.
Our 200 students (we're the smallest first-year residence hall, permitting a closely-knit community) affiliate with one of six themed "streams," which range from social issues like environmentalism or "Poverty & Affluence" to affinity-based streams devoted to "Writing New York" or "All the World's a Stage" (for you budding actors, writers, directors, dancers, and producers). In each stream, NYU faculty experts organize dozens of events like free Broadway shows, talks by visiting notables, and behind-the-scenes tours of NYC institutions like the UN, Stock Exchange, Metropolitan Opera, and on-line 'zines just now coming into existence.
The community at Goddard is one of the most socially engaging on campus. From hosting its own week-long series of programs during Welcome Week to karaoke nights, pizza parties, park picnics, museum and ice skating trips, and visits to famous NYC landmarks (Statue of Liberty, Top of the Rock, etc.) during the year, there's always something fun going on in Goddard. We're also a force to be reckoned with at various friendly hall-wide competitions that take place throughout the year. We may be the smallest hall by numbers, but we're the biggest when it comes to pride and energy; we're regular winners at these events! Only in Goddard will you regularly find students hanging out in the hallways, laughing and discussing everything imaginable. Goddard is NYU's most connected community for first-year students.
Along with our terrific Residence Hall Director, Taris Mullins, Residence Hall Assistant Director Justin Lerner, and six amazing Resident Assistants, Goddard's "Faculty-Fellow-in-Residence" Carley Moore is a visible and active member of the Goddard Res College community. Other recent Fellows include renowned playwright Tony Kushner, Citigroup CEO Richard Parsons, esteemed linguist/political philosopher Noam Chomsky, and the Sundance Green Channel creator Simran Sethi.
If you are already an NYU student (or transferring from another institution) and are interested in joining the Residential College, check out more information on the Upperclass Residential College community at Broome Street.
Incoming students may access the Residential College application through the NYU Housing application (available through NYUHome: Housing Forms).
You will receive an e-mail with your Residential College community placement information in mid-June. You will receive your room assignment in early August. If you are placed in a stream that is affiliated with Writing the Essay, you will be informed prior to your summer orientation, as it will affect your class registration.


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Things to see and do - Paris
Leaving for France
Paris :
Unmissable tourist sites
Where to sleep?
Paris Hotel tips
See all hotel tips ParisParis Leisure tips
Small-Group French Cooking Class in Paris
- 120.0 €
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Champagne Region Day Trip from Paris by Minivan
- 239.0 €
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Skip the Line: Paris Louvre Museum Guided Tour
- 53.0 €
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Paris Travel guide
Paris : Michelin's recommendations
Paris, the capital of France, arose from the river which now provides a superb panoramic view of the famous monuments to be admired there. But, apart from the great museums, the superb monuments, the lively bustling boulevards, lined with shops whose names are known the world over, Paris can also be more intimate, revealing the charm of its mediaeval districts and its erstwhile villages to the casual stroller. Come and discover this city, popular and refined at the same time, where a surprise awaits you at every turn.
Tourist attractions Paris : Things to see and do
Musée National d'Art Moderne (MNAM / CCI) of the Pompidou Centre
pl. Georges-Pompidou F - 75004 Paris
This museum contains one of the largest collections of modern art in the world (60 000 exhibits), ranging from painting and architecture to photography, cinema, new media, sculpture and design. Rooms dedicated to a single artist alternate with theme-..
Notre-Dame Cathedral
6 pl. Jean-Paul-II F - 75004 Paris
This site has been a place of worship for 2 000 years: a Gallo-Roman temple, Christian basilica and Romanesque church all preceded the current building. Maurice de Sully began construction around 1163. Over the centuries it has suffered significant a..
8 bd du Palais F - 75001 Paris
This jewel of Gothic art was built upon the order of Saint Louis to house the relics of Christ and the Virgin Mary. Located in the confines of the Palais de Justice, Sainte-Chapelle is divided into two parts: the lower chapel, intended for the palace..
Hotels Paris
Hôtel Paris Rivoli
19 rue de Rivoli F - 75004 Paris
Prix Prices from : 120 €
Set in the heart of the famous district the Marais, Hôtel Paris Rivoli is just 260 metres from Saint-Paul Metro Station and 750 metres from Centre Georges Pompidou. The Paris Rivoli hotel features 29 air-conditioned rooms, all offering a private bat..
novotel paris les halles
8 Place Marguerite de Navarre F - 75001 PARIS
The 4-star Novotel Paris les Halles is located in the historical center of Paris. It is close to 5 metro lines and 3 RER lines, as well as several tourist attractions such as the Louvre, Notre Dame, the Marais district, the Eiffel Tower and Disneylan..
20, rue du Temple F - 75004 Paris
A 5-minute walk from Hôtel de Ville Metro Station in central Paris, D'win hotel offers free Wi-Fi access throughout and has an interior courtyard. The reception desk is open 24 hours a day. The modern and light guest rooms at D'win are air condition..
Leisure activities Paris
Prices from : 245 €
Enjoy a memorable night out in Paris by combining a visit to the Eiffel Tower and Seine River cruise with a cabaret show at the Moulin Rouge. Enjoy dinner at the Eiffel Tower's 58 Tour Eiffel restaurant followed by a one-hour river cruise, or dine on..
Prices from : 69 €
Throughout the tour your guide-interpreter will bring back to life the history of the Palace of Versailles where, from 1682, Louis XIV officially settled his court and his government. In particular, you will discover the Great Royal Apartments, the H..
Meet a local chef and learn how to cook a three-course Parisian banquet in a private apartment, right in the heart of Paris! Numbers for this small-group Paris cooking class are limited to a maximum of 8 people, ensuring you'll receive personalized a..
Restaurants Paris
Le Café des Artistes
55 r. de Versailles F - 92410 Ville-d'Avray
Red pepper gazpacho and basil ice cream, oeuf parfait with chanterelles and foie gras velouté, and curried confit of pork loin... This restaurant offers inspired and delicious contemporary cuisine, prepared using fine ingredients. Enjoy out on the te..
Chez les Anges
54 bd de la Tour-Maubourg F - 75007 Paris 07
A contemporary decor provides the backdrop for the delicious, unfussy cuisine encompassing both tradition and modernity. Dishes include: pig's trotter pancakes, whiting fillet, calf's liver with braised red cabbage, and rum baba.
Au Bon Accueil
14 r. Monttessuy F - 75007 Paris 07
In the shadow of the Eiffel Tower, this chic and discreet restaurant serves appetising cuisine based around seasonal produce. Excellent value.
15 r. Arc-de-Triomphe F - 75017 Paris 17
Potjevlesch (potted meat), bintje farcie (stuffed potatoes), waterzoï (a stew with Ostend grey prawns) and kippers from Boulogne are just some of the hearty Northern dishes on offer in the Graindorge's attractive Art Deco setting, washed down with so..
Le Caroubier
82 bd Lefèbvre F - 75015 Paris 15
Delicate couscous dishes, subtly flavoured and unfussy tajines, and pastillas blessed with the sun from the Atlas mountains are on offer in this oasis of calm close to the Porte de Versailles.
11 r. Faidherbe F - 75011 Paris 11
Tajines, couscous, and crème à la fleur d'oranger are among the aromatic dishes prepared by the talented female chefs here under the baton of Fatema Hal, an ethnologist, writer and leading figure in North Africa gastronomy.


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Data about the village of Case Daminato
The village of Case Daminato is 2,19 kilometers far from the same town of Castello di Godego to whom it belongs.
To the municipality of Castello di Godego also belong the localities of Alberone (2,86 km), Avenali (3,50 km), Battistini (2,05 km), Borgo Via San Martino (1,80 km), Borgo Viottolo Chioggia (3,89 km), Brentellona (1,84 km), Ca' Leoncino (1,96 km), Ca' Moresco (1,32 km), Case Candiotto (1,37 km), Case Castellan - VSan Pietro (2,54 km), Case Civiero (1,05 km), Case Comacchio - VSan Pietro (1,52 km), Case Conte (1,61 km), Case Dussin (2,31 km), Case Fior (2,74 km), Case Frasson (1,43 km), Case Lago (3,07 km), Case Moro (1,67 km), Case Sabbadin (2,34 km), Case Turcato (1,58 km), Case Zardo - VMasaccio (1,40 km), Case Zordan - VMasaccio (1,42 km), Castione (4,30 km), Chioggia (2,16 km), Grande (2,08 km), Le Vegre (2,86 km), Madonna (1,35 km), Monte Grappa (1,33 km), Motte (2,48 km), Muson (1,34 km), Pagnane (2,34 km), Panevecco (2,18 km), Santa Giustina (1,88 km), Vallo (2,53 km), Vegre (2,49 km)
The number in parentheses following each village name indicate the distance between the same village and the municipality of Castello di Godego.
The locality of Case Daminato rises 61 meters abobe sea level.
The population of Case Daminato counts 18 inhabitants.
Please find in what follows:- A set of photos about Case Daminato (when available)
- Weather and weather forecast for the municipality of Castello di Godego, to whom Case Daminato belongs.
- Map and road map of Case Daminato
- A selection of videos about Case Daminato
- The latest news about Case Daminato, the municipality of Castello di Godego, the province of Treviso and the Veneto region.


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About the Book
Celebrate with cupcakes!
Birthdays, cocktail parties, weddings, bridal showers, picnics, or low-key get-togethers with your friends—all occasions should be topped off with a cupcake! In this delectable book, sisters and stars of the hit TLC series DC Cupcakes Katherine Kallinis Berman and Sophie Kallinis LaMontagne serve up more than fifty recipes for every celebratory occasion.
Including step-by-step cupcake decorating instructions with photos, guides for cupcake table presentations, and tips for throwing the best parties, Sweet Celebrations is the perfect cookbook for the home baker and entertainer looking to wow friends and family. Katherine and Sophie go above and beyond the ordinary cupcake call of duty with innovative recipes, including frozen cupcake pops for summer picnics, baby blue and pink "gender reveal" cupcakes for baby showers, and recipes for non-cupcake treats such as their grandmother's Greek butter cookies and their all-time favorite milk shakes.
Katherine and Sophie also share charming personal memories of holidays and special events while giving readers the tools to plan their next cupcake-filled special occasion!
Critical Praise
"There's a reason people stand in line for hours at their favorite cupcake shops. But why bother, when you can learn the sisters' secrets to baking and decorating cupcakes (and other goodies) just like the pros?" — USA Today
Product Details
- Imprint: HarperOne
- On Sale: 10/09/2012
- Pages: 304
- List Price: 11.99 USD
- BISAC1: COOKING / Entertaining
- BISAC2: COOKING / Courses & Dishes / Desserts
- BISAC3: COOKING / Methods / Baking