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1. Re: Point2D.Float cast to Floatjduprez Oct 15, 2010 7:26 AM (in response to jimbo8)<nonsense deleted />
Edited by: jduprez on Oct 15, 2010 2:23 PM
Look at the imports:
So they can use Float and Point2D.Float interchangeably, to mean java.awt.geom.Point2D.Float
import java.awt.geom.Point2D; import java.awt.geom.Point2D.Float;
What I don't get is, how does either of that not conflict with java.lang.Float?
Edited by: jduprez on Oct 15, 2010 2:25 PM
2. Re: Point2D.Float cast to FloatDarrylBurke Oct 15, 2010 8:20 AM (in response to jduprez)
jduprez wrote:From the JLS
What I don't get is, how does either of that not conflict with java.lang.Float?
[url http://java.sun.com/docs/books/jls/third_edition/html/packages.html#7.5.1]Single-Type-Import Declaration
A single-type-import declaration d in a compilation unit c of package p that imports a type named n shadows the declarations of:
<li> any type named n imported by a type-import-on-demand declaration in c.
[url http://java.sun.com/docs/books/jls/third_edition/html/packages.html#7.5.5]Automatic Imports
Each compilation unit automatically imports all of the public type names declared in the predefined package java.lang, as if the declaration:
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The java.lang automatic import constitutes a type-import-on-demand declaration.
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I am completely new to this, and have just recently started to work on my credit score as I would like to buy a house this year.
I have two scores at 630 and one at 640 according to the plus score through my bank, my most recent late was 2 months ago with a charge off that was however paid in full immediatly, I wrote the company a GW letter.
Otherwise it is just Sallie Mae that has multiple late pays from 2007/8 so I am not sure where I stand and how likely it is to be pre-approved. I don't want to apply then be denied and it lower my score.
Any thoughts/advice?
I am eligible for the VA loan if that makes any difference at all.
I don't know tons about this credit rebuilding thing because I'm still learning. But from the info I've gotten on here it's best to get a FICO score to know where you stand. Unless the bank that gave you your scores actually uses that scoring model for mortgages. It helped alot to know where I truly stood with the score that most lenders will use instead of FAKOs.
Thank you! Yes I am waiting on a resposnse from my GW letter and Verizon have said they are removing a couple of things from my report within 30 days so once that has happened I am going to get my FICO scores and compare them.
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I have found that using some of the FAKO sites are helpful during the rebuilding process. Not so much for the scores, but for the ability to see what's in your credit file and attack that first. Annualcreditreport.com is the first palce to go to get all 3 credit files and see what information needs to be corrected, GW'ed or what may be hurting you in general. Spend time in the rebuilding fourm and focus on good credit habits first and foremost. I would run a FICO here to get a baseline score and probably subscribe to scorewatch as a way to montor the effects of what I'm doing.
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21:37 Having lived in 3 South American countries I have rarely seen …
Comment on PS3 Outsells Xbox 360 by Anonymous:
21:37 Having lived in 3 South American countries I have rarely seen an Xbox 360 compared to the PS3 or even the Wii, Microsoft simply cares less for this market than Sony.
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might wanna get that fixed or sold im sure youl get a high price for it once repaired
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Mine already exploded, it lasted 6 years tough, in that time i had 3, count them 3! xboxes, and i KNOW that im not alone in this, so even whit rampaging rrods on the xbox side, PS3 managed to beat them in sales, good for them, (i had one of the original 600 dollars 80 gig PS3s with full backwars compatibility and the cool card reader on the front, it YLOD a couple of months ago… so sad, the slim ones are so tiny and ugly in comparison)
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Wow, people who spend upwards of a 1000 dollars on a PC gaming machine cant afford a 150 dollars wii?, heck just buy it with the game beat it fast then return it for store credit (and get more PC games with it) at least in the US and most first world coutries you can do that
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It is only a matter of politics. Here in Brazil we pay a minimum of 87% tax on any electronics imports. M$ is the only one with the $$$ to afford producing it here, since they have big $$$ to spend. A retail, barebones PS3 costs now 20-jan-2013 about US$ 685. http://www.americanas.com.br/produto/111954114/console-oficial-playstation-3-slim-250-gb-sony For this insane price tag you can buy two x360 barebones or one premium with 04 games and 03 months gold membership, since four games cost the …
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Brazil is the only country of South America that XBOX 360 is the leader. They have a strong support for the console and have a fantastic install base. Other countries even with the pirated 360 are not Xbox dominated. You got your numbers bad about Chile, sum up Zmart and the rest of the retailers and PS3 is largely above any other. Bluray is a big reason but anyways. Also in Argentina the rate of PS3 againt Xbox is almost 8 to 1 in favor of PS3. Countries like Paraguay and Peru have more PS3 …
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I just want to know if the data binding still responds to source changed events after the window is closed. And if so, how to release all data bindings.
All I can find in MSDN is a sentence for Unloaded event: "When Unloaded is raised and handled, the element that is the event source parent (as determined by Parent property) or any given element upwards in the logical or visual trees may have already been unset, meaning that data binding, resource references, and styles may not be set to their normal or last known run-time value. "
But it says "may not", so I still don't know it will or not. And it also says Unloaded event will not raise if the application is shutting down.
I found BindingOperation.ClearAllBindings(). But it seems only clear one object. To clear all, should I recursively clear the visual tree or the logical tree?


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14-0 Bama. I'm giddy.
in town for free camps
14-0 Bama. I'm giddy.
Notre Dame is being given a standing 8 count...
and probably never will be again
I literally thought the same thing as I fist pumped after that touchdown!
The double post is apropos! Brilliant!
The dual vision.
Not sure if Alabama is that good or ND is that bad.
Huge offensive lines
Huge defensive lines
Statue like quarterbacks
Running backs like the hammer
Huge Tight ends
I can see where Hoke is going with this thing and I like it.
If Alabama is the blueprint...so be it.
If we can get an offense anything like this one I will be a very, very happy man.
to be a huge story. That was a potential 14 pt swing.
Goodnight notre dame!
I am an idiot.
ND already selling out to stop the run and getting torched with play action. Well, that didn't take long.
It's just too easy. This is a very satisfying end to the season. Not Bama winning, but ND getting destroyed.
I dislike Alabama but the ESS EE CEE already got gashed in the bowl season.
I hate ND far, far more.
I'm not sure that's gashed.
Transitive property in sports blah blah blah, but man, it's like déjà vu. By games played, Michigan and notre dame were pretty even. Alabama was just significantly better. We are seeing that play out again in the championship game.
This is going to be worse than our game with Bama.
...here's hoping
I hope so.
Well, it took about nine minutes and two possessions, but Alabama has about 15 times the offensive yardage of Notre Dame right now.
ND fans "haha michigan lost to bama by 27" before NC game
ND fans "damn we are losing to bama by 27" after 1Q
how ND got this far. I remember Brian's analysis early in the year saying something like their secondary was decimated by injuries and having to use a coverted WR at DB.
Now Notre Dame knows that.
Snap-hand examined
what ever happened to that "stud" rb we lost to bama a couple years ago...can't remember his name...
Lots and lots of ACL tears, although he's still on the roster for the moment.
Damn, that sucks...
in terms of all time great college coaches. Hate him all you want, but the guy is a phenomenal coach.
I'm just trying to be honest, when you cut kids on signing day you loose some of my respect.
I wonder if 4 NC's and Haslem's money moves Saban back to Cleveland?
LOL implosion
Oh mylanta bwahahahahaha
Bama gets fumble
The ref dropped the bean bag meaning bama recovered the football
When you get old--bean bag drops.
'It's still early.'
AND A ND FUMBLE!!. Lol. Roll Tide
If it stays early like this Alabama scores 80
Fumble ND. I'm cackling with knowing glee.
I can't wait until our offensive line looks like this.
I hope every calls goes against ND
He down.
Notre Dame 'freude.... oh how I've missed you.
EDIT: he's down, I guess I'll have to wait a little longer.


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Tattersalls Hotel
|Place Details
|Place ID
|Registration Type
|State Heritage
|Place Name
|Tattersalls Hotel
|Place Classification
|Place Category
Retail, Wholesale, Services
|Place Type
3 Developing secondary and tertiary industries / 3.1 Feeding Queenslanders
3 Developing secondary and tertiary industries / 3.11 Lodging people
3 Developing secondary and tertiary industries / 3.8 Marketing, retailing and service industries
|Register Entry Date
|87 Flinders Street
|Town / Suburb
|Post Code
|Cultural Heritage Significance
|Principal Period
of Significance
|1860s, 1890s (fabric) 1889-ongoing (historical use)
|Criterion A
|Tattersall's Hotel, erected in 1899 and incorporating an earlier 1868 brick section demonstrates the pattern of Queensland's regional history associated with the development of Townsville as a key northern port and service centre for the surrounding mining and pastoral districts. Tattersall's Hotel is associated with the Tattersall's hotel empire which had connections to numerous Queensland towns. The hotel complex, including the 1868 and 1899 buildings, demonstrates the utilitarian pattern of approach adopted in the late 19th Century towards reconstructing business premises by incorporating earlier sections as the place developed.
|Criterion B
|Tattersall's Hotel features a rare pattern of cast iron balustrade particular to North Queensland. The incorporation of this design of balustrade is an important link to the other two buildings it survives upon in Townsville; the private residences of the former Rooney's House/Yongala Lodge [QHR 600878] and 'Kardinia' [QHR600938]. The place demonstrates the incorporation of older brick structures into newer buildings during the Nineteenth Century. The 1868 sections are the oldest structures identified in Townsville.
|Criterion C
|The 1868-69 additions use of brick prior to local manufacture has the potential to reveal further information about materials and construction techniques that were adopted during the foundation years of the settlement.
|Criterion D
|Tattersall's Hotel demonstrates the principal characteristics of a two-storied 19th Century hotel through its prominent location at an intersection, its incorporation of accommodation on the first floor, public facilities on the ground floor and wide sweeping verandahs.
|Criterion E
|Tattersall's Hotel has considerable aesthetic appeal and is located at a prominent junction of Flinders and Wickham Streets, Townsville. It is opposite the Queensland Building (QHR 600909) the former Australian Meat Industry Employees Union (QHR 600890) and the former Burns, Philp & Company Ltd building (QHR 600914) and contributes to the visual and historical significance of the Flinders Street East, Wickham Street precinct.
|The City of Townsville was established in 1864 as a port for rapidly developing pastoral districts in the hinterland. John Melton Black, who had pastoral runs in the Cleveland Bay area, formed a partnership with Robert Towns to secure financial backing for plans to establish a port at the mouth of Ross Creek. The port was proclaimed in October 1865 and by the end of the year the population was between 100-200 people. Townsville was proclaimed a municipality in 1866 and became the centre of substantial and continuous growth, particularly with the discovery of five major goldfields in the vicinity within six years. Wharves, stores, shops, hotels and housing were rapidly established at the new port. The land now at the corner of Wickham and Flinders Streets proved an ideal location for a hotel. Opposite the wharves, the site was first developed by Hermann de Zoet & Company as the 'Townsville Boarding House, Cleveland Bay' in 1865. In December 1865 de Zoet applied for a licence for the Townsville on the same site at the corner of Flinders and Wickham Street. The original hotel was a single storey timber building of simple design incorporating two sitting rooms and four bed rooms with an awning facing both streets. In 1866 Joseph Fletcher and Bernard O'Neill purchased the property, retaining the hotel for six months before selling in December to Alexander Mollison. In March 1867 the township experienced its first cyclone which destroyed the hotel and much of the town. Mollison rebuilt the hotel in a matter of weeks and reopened with 'a Grand Ball'. However by the time he reopened the hotel he had exhausted his funds and he died the following year. The place was purchased by James Evans who renamed the hotel Tattersall's. This name evoked the model of sporting clubs established in Britain and their connection with horse racing, a sport which Evans was actively involved in. At this time Townsville's Tattersall's Hotel was only the second Tattersall's in Queensland, a club having been established in Adelaide Street, Brisbane in 1856. On 11 April 1868 the Cleveland Bay Express featured a tender notice for a two storey extension to the hotel. The decision to expand was probably due to both economic and environmental factors. Recent gold discoveries had brought more mining prospectors to the town, and a better class of hotel was required to compete with the likes of the popular Criterion and Exchange hotels. A decision to construct out of brick may also have been a direct response to the cyclone the previous year. The new section in Wickham Street consisted of two, two-storeyed buildings. Both were constructed of imported brick, as brickworks were not yet established in Townsville. When travelling down Wickham Street from The Strand, the first of the two new buildings was a plain building with access from the street. The next building adjoining the 1865 timber hotel featured a balcony with a timber balustrade which incorporated simple cross braced panels and a facia with an unusual corrugated decoration. Evans incorporated an "American Bowling Saloon" to attract clients, provide entertainment and fill the void of bowling activity left after the destruction of the saloon at Hamilton's Hotel in Denham Street by the 1867 cyclone. Although Flinders Street may have been the commercial centre of the township, Wickham Street was the administrative core. By the end of the 1860s it contained the Court and Customs House, Telegraph House, Post Office and a Bank. In July 1869 Evans advertised that the hotel had received 'extensive improvements and additions' and could accommodate 'a much larger circle of patrons in 'first-class style'; [it] had 'cool' ale, spirits, porter and wines always on hand as well as 'first class stabling'. The Townsville economy continued to boom in the 1870s and 1880s as the gold fields created new markets for the flagging pastoral industry. New industries were developed such as sugar crops and manufacturing. Infrastructure and administration also developed as the population expanded to total 1500 in 1875. Civic and commercial works underlined Townsville's growing importance as the regional centre and port of an extensive pastoral and mineral district. Evans left Tattersall's in 1872 to supervise the building of his new 'Queens Hotel' on the Strand. James McGrath became the licensee of Tattersall's in 1874 beginning a long association of the extended McGrath family with the hotel. Following his death in 1878, his son Daniel McGrath became the licensee. In that year, Thomas Enright, who became a leading community figure associated with Tattersall's hotel, became the licensee of the Post Office Hotel, Townsville. Enright had come to Townsville in 1878 working with his father, Thomas Enright senior on a variety of civil infrastructure projects. He had spent the previous years from 1876 exploring the Hodgkinson region inland from Cairns (a potential goldfield) and before that had been licensee of the Commercial hotel at 'Sadlier's Waterholes' [Morven] from 1873-75 and the Drover's Arms, Hoganthulla 1875-77. In 1881, the original 1865 hotel was demolished. In its place, a two-storeyed timber and corrugated galvanised iron structure was added to the brick 1868 section. It featured exposed framing and lace brackets on the supporting posts of the verandah and roof. The new Tattersall's was reported to be 'a handsome new structure'. In April 1884 Enright transferred the license of the Post Office Hotel to JR Riley while Daniel McGrath continued to hold the license to Tattersall's. In 1885 Enright's wife tragically died and in the following year he took over the license and running of Tattersall's Hotel. Townsville continued to boom with the population growing from 1500 in 1875 to 3032 in the 1881 census. Tattersall's was centrally located in the growing township with the town's first buses operating from the hotel and continued to be the terminus of Townsville bus routes for nearly a century. During the 1880s the growth of the sugar and mineral industries encouraged the construction of rail lines from Townsville to Ayr, Charters Towers and Hughenden. There was also considerable expenditure on harbour improvements with the construction of jetties at Ross Island and improvements to the eastern breakwater. Enright remarried in 1888 to Miss Parker, the daughter of a leading Ipswich butcher and he continued to run the new Tattersall's. By 1895, Townsville had grown to the extent that Tattersall's was considered to be 'one of the few connecting links between old and new Townsville'. The new hotel was considered to be one of the most comfortable in the municipality accommodating fifty. The hotel had a bottle department selling directly imported liquor and made up and dispatched country orders. Enright was also the sole promoter of Nimrod's Consultations which conducted horse racing sweeps that were 'becoming more and more popular'. In June 1895 a right of way added to the rear of the property, presumably to enable better service access. It is unclear whether the partial demolition of the non-balconied 1868 extension occurred at this time or whether it was severely damaged during Cyclone Sigma in 1897. The remaining section was rendered from the street frontage, presenting a blank wall and the roofline totally altered. Images taken soon after Cyclone Leonta in 1903 reveal this remnant section, detached from the main hotel. It remains the oldest identified building in Townsville. In 1899 shortly after being elected mayor, Enright replaced the 1881 two-storey timber section with a new two-storeyed brick building. W. G Smith and sons Architects produced plans for the new hotel. Smith and Hansen were contracted as the builders. The 1881 section was moved on rollers along Flinders Street to the Western corner of Blackwood Street where it became 'Fritz Grosskoff's Boarding House'. With this structure removed, the 1868 balconied section of Tattersall's had its balcony and roof demolished. The new hotel incorporated this section into its length down Wickham Street with a uniform verandah, parapet and roof. On completion in 1899, it presented as a unified whole. The interior, finished in silky oak and cedar, was lighted by gas. The courtyard formed by the wings of the building was paved and was described as being like a conservatory. Wide verandahs and fretwork panels above the doors were designed to channel the Strand's breezes through the hotel. The iron lace pattern used on Tattersall's was also used on two other Townsville buildings, Matthew Rooney's House and 'Kardinia'. The North Queensland Herald regard the new Tattersall's as 'an architectural acquisition to Flinders Street'. Enright remained as landlord for three years transferring the licence to his brother-in-law George Sullivan in 1902. During the 1930s the hotel was renamed 'Ramages' while Sid Ramage was proprietor however its name reverted to Tattersall's after his departure. The exterior of the hotel has changed little with the exception of the original curved valance which was replaced with a horizontal profile during the 1960s. The hotel was renamed 'Molly Malone's' in the late 1990s and themed as an Irish bar and grill.
|1899 Tattersall's Hotel with incorporated 1868 remnant. Tattersall's Hotel is part of the Flinders Street East Precinct. Tattersall's Hotel is a two-storeyed rendered brick building with frontages to Flinders and Wickham Streets. A timber verandah supported on timber posts extends along the two street frontages. The verandah has a cast iron balustrade separated by double timber posts. The iron lace is of a rare design. Tattersall's Hotel is located on a prominent corner site at the intersection of Flinders and Wickham Streets, within an historic precinct which includes the Queensland Building (QHR 600909) the former Australian Meat Industry Employees Union (QHR 600890) and the former Burns, Philp & Company Ltd building (QHR 600914). It has a single pitched corrugated iron roof, hidden behind a parapet. Bull nosed awnings, wide verandah's and a wooden valance adorn both street frontages. The exterior of the hotel has changed little with the exception of the original curved valance which was replaced with a horizontal profile during the 1960s. A remnant section of the original valance design still exists at the angled corner of the hotel. Up to four former doorways on the footpath of the Wickham Street section have been bricked in and rendered. This is the 1868 balconied section that was incorporated into the 1899 extension. Ground floor There are two bars on the Flinders and Wickham Street frontages. Almost no original fabric is visible, the walls being rendered and the ceiling covered in fibro. Over the bar area air conditioning ducting has been enclosed in a lowered ceiling. A cellar exists under the bar area. It was filled with cracker dust approximately ten years ago as it had become unusable due to water penetration. A timber internal staircase rises from the Flinders Street foyer. It has a well-crafted turned timber baluster on one side and handrail height panelling against the wall. First floor Several guest rooms from the 1899 extension remain with enamel room numbers located on doors. Many original fanlight panels and ceiling roses are extant. Courtyard An open area exists to the rear of the building which originally contained a section of the 1868 extension. What appeared to have been a U -shaped courtyard has since been covered over with a1960s singe storey masonry extension.
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Short winter break
Stayed for 7 days at the nautilus february 2006 excellent hotel staff, very helpful. 75% german clients, food excellent, location very good...unlike some hotels in the area practically right on the beach , will visit again next year i have stayed at rui hotels before & you can't seem to fault them.its the same story if you are prepared to pay that little extra you get good standards.wine in the restaurant is pricey,this hotel will suit the older person in the winter. don't know about the entertainment as their wasn't much in the winter,
Fantastic Hotel
Just returned from a weeks break at this hotel. I cannot rate it highly enough. The hotel is spotlessly clean. We had a large comfortable room overlooking the pool and beach, the bathroom had lots of extras, shower gel, shower caps,soaps and bath creams. The food was excellent, breakfast was cooked in front of you every morning with a choice of eggs and bacon, there was fresh fruit, cornflakes, pancakes etc, also fresh smoothies made for those who wanted them. The evening meals were superb, so much to choose from and all cooked to perfection. The hotel is in an ideal location near to the Marina and its night life but far enough away not to be disturbed. The evening entertainment was standard with Spanish dancers etc not for those who like it lively. But as I say the Marina is a short stroll away with as much nightlife as you want!.
50th birthday
6 females celebrating a 50th birthday. From arrival until departure we couldn't find any fault with the service, accommodation and food.
Everything was excellent, cuisine was one of the best we've experienced in a Spanish hotel and the staff couldn't do enough.
The only comment we could make was the entertainment. There was one night of good quality but the rest not worth bothering with. We didn't really mind as there were lots of bars and shops nearby.
The pool area is in an excellent location just by the beach and part of the restaurant is outdoors surrounded by banana trees.
We would all definitely visit again next year.
No room available
I arrived with my husband and son looking forward to my holiday only to report to reception and be told there was no room available for us. We were rather shocked to say the least and explained to the concierge that we had a confirmed booking, but he was not interested and just kept repeating they were overbooked and could not offer us a room at their hotel. We asked if we could stay in another Riu Hotel in the area (we asked about the Belplaya) but was told the same they were all booked up and our only alternative was to stay in the Hotel Costa Lagos in Torremolinos. We reluctantly took a taxi to the hotel where they offered us a room with only two beds, we explained there were three of us and they showed us another room with two beds, also this hotel was not up to a Riu Hotel standard and was shabby in comparison. By this time I was getting a bit upset and telephoned the company who booked my hotel. They managed to get us in to the Riu Belplaya which the Nautilius had said was fully booked. We spent our week at the Belplaya and although we were well looked after and the food and rooms of a good standard it was not the holiday we had booked. I am disgusted with the way we were treated and have lost confidence in booking with a Riu Hotel again. My advice would be to stand your ground and not move, phone the company who booked your holiday and take a brochure with you to make sure if you do accept another hotel you are happy with the choice.
Another Great Stay
We visited in April 2005 - for a second time. Our room was great (even though in the basement - our room overlooked the hotel's very green and leafy garden) the hotel was absolutely spotless, the food very good whatever your taste. The hotel had entertainment every night - not the best standard but it did make us laugh! The guests at the hotel were mixed, some with small children, others were older, but then it was early April and out of school holidays. No groups of teenagers, but then this is not the type of hotel for them. Guests came from all over Europe and the USA.
The hotel is a short walk from the Marina and about fifteen minutes from Torremolinos along a long flat promenade and up into the town by lift.
This second visit to the Nautilus reinforced my view of the hotel, it was really great and I can't wait to book again for next year!
PS : If you want to go on day trips, dont go with Tui they are really expensive, try local travel agents, much cheaper and just as enjoyable. example : Gibralter shopper 8Euros50cents with agent, 21Euros with Tui/Thomson!!
Very efficient hotel
We stayed at Riu Nautilus for one week in March 05. We were travelling with our daughter who is nearly 2. We were by far the youngest people in the hotel, but this wasn't a problem as everyone was very friendly. Our daughter got so much attention, particularly in the restaurant, it was lovely.
The food here is superb, always fresh and constantly being replaced so no empty dishes sit around. The staff in the restaurant were great too.
It was a shame the weather was not warm as the hotel is right on the beach. We took a stroll down there a few times so our daughter could collect shells but it was too cold to sit there for long.
The hotel is just a few minutes walk from the marina of Benalmadena. It is nice here, with some good bars and restaurants.
The room was quite large and very well kept and clean. We did not have a great view unfortunately, just a side street.
The TV in the room was mostly German which was very aggravating particularly for our little one!
All in all this is a great hotel. It is not my favourite holiday destination (Torremolinos) but we have family in the area that we wanted to visit. We would consider staying there again if we wanted to return to this area when our daughter is older. There was very little for her to do and it was not very family orientated. Of course, if the weather had been good we could have spent time by the pool.
Make sure you are not in basement
The hotel was nice but overbooked after booking six months in advance,We were given a room in the basement so you didnt know if it was raining or sunshine till you got outside,A lot of unhappy people in the basement,The rep said it is worst in Summer and we went in January. The hotel is more for the older end of the scale than a middle of the road age group. This is a German hotel TiU group.
Overbooked and neighbours from Hell
Having just returned from the Riu Nautilus I felt I had to write a review and I am afraid it is not good.
Before I kick off I must point out that the Hotel itself was very clean and the food was very very good and plentiful.
However on arrival we were allocated Room 303 and on entering this room we found it had a connecting door to Room 304. We were not happy, as we feel these rooms are for families or parties wanting to be together. On complaining to reception we were told the hotel was fully booked and we would be put on alist to be moved (No: 14 on the first evening) Days went by and we had to endure what must have been the noisiest couple on earth. They shouted at each other until 2-30 am we could hear them going to the loo (Literally) and breaking wind. This was just not on. We spoke to our rep on the Tuesday and he spoke to reception (Reluctantly) who then said we were 3rd on the list. Good we thought we will get moved tomorrow NO WAY Thursday came and we were still suffering from no sleep and frazzled nerves.
Once again we went to the rep and he was told we could not move until Saturday (Our departure day)
We then stated we wanted some kind of compensation and filled out a Complaints Report to which the Manager had to sign (I dont know if he ever did) and off went our rep (He was absolutely useless)
Saturday morning arrived (not quickly enough) and our rep told us no one had got back to him and a rep from another company told him to go and get the manager! No apology from anyone. The only thing the Manager would do was pay our Taxi to the Airport. JOKE
I cannot stress how bad the noise was in our room and when our neighbours were told about it they went berserk and made even more noise.
As far as we are concerned if a hotel is overbooked they should not take peoples money.
We have always been fond of Riu Hotels in the past but this one has made us think twice about ever booking another one.
As for the resort we both found it to be very grubby and run down.
The way we were treated has made us give this hotel a low rating, if you like this area and manage to get into this hotel with a decent room then it would be fine. but I must stress there are many bad rooms hence a long list of guests requesting to be moved (Everyday at reception couples were asking to change rooms and told none available
Great location, excellent food
We went here for our honeymoon for 1 week. The location is perfect....right by the beach. A 1 minute walk to the beach. The hotel is definitely a 4 star. the staff was pleasant too. They forgot our wake-up call one day and after getting a little upset at them, they offered us pastries & coffee at the hotel cafe which was nice. The room was better than I had expected according to European Standards. The view from the room was gorgeous...mountains w/ villas in the distance. It was very romantic walking on the path at night. The path stretches all along the beach and there are many bars/restaurants along the walk way.
Breakfast and Dinner was excellent. Buffett for both...Plenty of food and selection. You can also eat on the large patio which overlooks the beach....its gorgeous when the sun is setting.
They have a nice bar on the main floor where they have entertainment every night.
It's easy to get around the city. A 5 minute walk to get onto the main street where the buses come by every 5-10 minutes. We took the train to Malaga one day, bus into Torremolinos downtown another day, bused it to Marbella another day and buesed it to Mijas (village on the hills) one day. Marbella is a must. But make sure to catch the bus early otherwise it gets full and they only come once an hour. Make sure to go to Mijas too.
All-in-all, it was a perfect honeymoon.
Great Hotel, Location ???
The Nautilus is a very nice hotel. The staff was great, the breakfast buffet incredible, and you are right on the beach. Most all rooms have a view of the Mediterranean, except maybe on the zero floor. We were on floor 1 and somewhat upset for security reasons. But after having laundry blow off the balcony and not being able to retrieve it, we realized the grounds were really safe. (The staff did get our laundry back for us.) I only had two very minor issues with this hotel.
Location is one. It is a long walk to Calle San Miguel the main shopping area. If you walk the beach side, there is an elevator (fee) or huge amount of stairs to get up to the shops. The bus is another option. If you are physically fit, then this might be just the hotel for you. (That's not to say there aren't shops and restaurants nearby.) The other issue was regarding stamps. The front desk only gets postage stamps 3 days a week. And I can only assume they kept running out as I was finding it difficult to post a card. Shop owners may try to sell you stamps at an inflated price.
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... wife to pick him up… we part ways and I continue on into the heart of town. Downtown Malaga The sun is setting as I reach downtown Malaga. I'm in a Beach Zone City in the middle of the summer, so I figure the chances of finding a cheap hotel are next to nil. I guess I'll have to continue on to the forest at the other end of town to look for a spot to camp. But as pass I shabby looking hotel I figure I might as well give it a shot… and what do you know? ...
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... for Sandra next time we visit. We checked-in our baggage then went through security where, as seems to be my habit, I once again set off the body scanner alarm and was body-searched and had to place my feet on some kind of detector. I passed through ok. We had a bite to eat at a caf� then went to wait for our boarding call. It was an uneventful boarding and flight, although half an hour late on take-off. We did have ...
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Your baby will not harm herself by crying for a short time. If after a concerted effort, your baby does not settle, change the scenery and take her for a walk in the pram, or give her a massage and a bath.
This article was written by Ella Walsh for Kidspot - Australia's parenting resource for newborns and baby. Sources include Raising Children Network.
Last revised: Thursday, 18 April 2013
This article contains general information only and is not intended to replace advice from a qualified health professional.
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