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Marriott Toronto Downtown Eaton Centre
Marriott Toronto Downtown Eaton Centre
Hotel Guest Rating: 8.5/10
525 Bay Street
Toronto, ON M5G 2L2
Hotel Freebies Available*
• Stay for Breakfast Promotion: Rate includes breakfast for two adults show dates
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Welcome to the Marriott Toronto Downtown Eaton Centre
Take in views of Toronto from the rooftop pool, enjoy room service from the hotel restaurant and work out anytime in the 24-hour fitness center at the non-smoking Marriott Toronto Downtown Eaton Centre.
Hotel Features
The 18-story, non-smoking Marriott has 461 rooms with amenities such as flat-screen TVs with cable and pay-per-view movies, coffeemakers, high-speed internet access, safes and free newspaper delivery. Take a dip and enjoy the superb view from the heated rooftop pool, soak in the hot tub or work out with the free weights and cardio machines in the spacious, 24-hour fitness center. Dine at the hotel restaurant and have a drink in the bar, or enjoy a meal in the comfort of your room with full-menu room service. The staffed business center offers copy, fax and print services. Parking is available for a fee.
Hotel Location
The Mariott is located in downtown Toronto, about a mile from Lake Ontario and about seven minutes by foot from the CN Tower and its rotating restaurant. The University of Toronto is less than two miles away, and the Hockey Hall of Fame is about a mile away. See a Toronto Blue Jays game at Rogers Centre, about two miles away. It's 15 miles to Toronto Pearson International Airport.
Guest Favorites
The "immaculate" Marriott Toronto Downtown earns high ratings from guests who appreciate the "super comfy" bedding, "very friendly and attentive" staff and "ideal" downtown location.
Marriott Toronto Downtown Eaton Centre Amenities
- 24-hour front desk
- Accessible facilities
- Accessible parking
- Air conditioning
- Air conditioning individually controlled in room
- Alarm clock
- AM/FM radio
- ATM/Cash machine
- Boarding pass print-out available
- Buffet breakfast
- Business center
- Business services
- Cable television
- Check cashing policy
- CNN available
- Cocktail lounge
- Cocktail lounge with entertainment
- Cocktail lounge with light fare
- Coffee shop
- Color television
- Complimentary in-room coffee or tea
- Complimentary newspaper delivered to room
- Complimentary newspaper in lobby
- Concierge desk
- Concierge floor
- Connecting rooms
- Continental breakfast
- Currency exchange
- Direct dial telephone
- Dry cleaning
- Efolio available to company
- Elevators
- Exercise gym
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- Express check-out
- Fitness center on-site
- Food and beverage outlets
- Front desk
- Full american breakfast
- Full business center
- Full service housekeeping
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- Gym
- Hairdryer
- Health club
- High speed internet access
- High speed wireless
- Housekeeping - daily
- Ice machine
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- Indoor pool
- Interior corridors
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- Meeting rooms
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- Pool
- Public area air conditioned
- Remote control television
- Restaurant
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- Room service - full menu
- Telephone
- Turndown service
- Valet cleaning
- Valet parking
- Valet same day dry cleaning
- Video checkout
- Video review billing
- Voice mail
- Wakeup service
- Wedding services
- Whirlpool
- Wireless internet connection in public areas
Hotel Information
Upon check-in photo identification and credit card is required. All special requests are subject to availability upon check-in. Special requests cannot be guaranteed and may incur additional charges.
Hotel Guest Reviews of the Marriott Toronto Downtown Eaton CentreOur hotel ratings and reviews are from real hotel guests. Priceline.com ensures that its reviews are guests-only by proactively sending hotel surveys to customers after they've completed their hotel stays. In the post-stay surveys, priceline.com hotel customers are asked a number of questions about their stay and the hotel. On a scale of 1-10 with 10 being the best, the survey asks guests to rate their overall experience and specifically rate the hotel's cleanliness, staff and location. Priceline.com does not allow site visitors to post unsolicited hotel reviews.
Sort by: All Travelers | Business Traveler(3) | Solo Traveler(3) | Traveling as Couple(20) | Family with Young Children(6) | Family with Teens(2) | Group Traveler(5)
Elizabeth from Cincinnati, OH
June 16, 2015
Solo Traveler
June 16, 2015
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Martha from London, Canada
May 28, 2015
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May 28, 2015
Family Traveling with Teens
Susan from London, Canada
March 25, 2015
Family Traveling with Young Children
March 25, 2015
Family Traveling with Young Children
Friendly staff, even the lady cleaning the rooms greeted us whilst we were in the hallway going to our room - wished us an enjoyable stay, very nice touch!
I thought the pool was going to be bigger, however when we went on the Saturday afternoon we had the pool to ourselves and it was wonderful, nice and warm. Even when we went back Sunday and it was busy, still had a lovely time.
Robyn from Bradford, Canada
March 4, 2015
Group Traveler
March 4, 2015
Group Traveler
Staff was very friendly and check in was very fast
There was no fridge in the room which is hard to keep snack and drinks cold.
Verified Hotel Guest from Waterloo, Canada
February 17, 2015
February 17, 2015
aged and dated but clean and welcoming. location was absolutely perfect. parking prices were outrageous, but typical of downtown Toronto.
price and lack of parking availability. Even valet was full at $50/night!
Hotel and property are in need of overhaul. Room furniture was old. Beds however, were excellent. Service was terrific.
Verified Hotel Guest from Stirling, Canada
January 20, 2015
Group Traveler
January 20, 2015
Group Traveler
The location was awesome! Staff were very friendly and helpful.
I didn't like that there wasn't a mini fridge in the room.
Verified Hotel Guest from Scarborough, Canada
January 6, 2015
January 6, 2015
The hotel was clean, staff were friendly.
The room was really small for the price.
Greg from Toronto, Canada
January 4, 2015
January 4, 2015
Great location. Super friendly and courteous staff. Clean large room. Nice toiletries
Quite a lot of noise from other rooms and hallway during the night. Could be better soundproofing. Could hear conversations from other rooms
Verified Hotel Guest from Vancouver, Canada
January 3, 2015
January 3, 2015
Convenient location. Complimentary water and hot cider in the lobby. Clean room. Generally friendly staff.
Very limited number of front desk staff leading to long lines at check-in and check-out times. Not enough towels given in room. Fire alarm went off during the night.
Verified Hotel Guest from Windsor, Canada
December 3, 2014
Group Traveler
December 3, 2014
Group Traveler
Really nice hotel.
Location was not the beat. Would have liked to be closer to king or ACC
Nice hotel.
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By Rep. Henry Waxman (D-Calif.) - 03/11/13 11:40 PM EDT
Our nation faces numerous energy challenges, and we have examined many of them in the Energy and Commerce Committee. We have held hearings on topics from pipeline safety to gasoline prices to Arctic drilling.
But the biggest energy problem we face — by far — is climate change. And on this paramount issue, our committee has been missing in action.
The starting point for understanding the threat to our climate should be the science. At last week's Energy and Power subcommittee hearing, one Republican member asked electric utility executives whether climate change was caused by human activity. It's "reality," said one. When the member pressed for a definitive answer, the executive confessed that he was not a climate scientist.
The question deserves a definitive answer and has, in fact, already been answered by researchers throughout the nation and around the world. But the committee will not hold hearings to understand the science. During the last Congress, Rep. Bobby Rush (D-Ill.), the ranking member of the Energy and Power subcommittee, and I wrote 21 letters to Chairman Fred Upton (R-Mich.) and subcommittee Chairman Ed Whitfield (R-Ky.) requesting hearings on climate change. We requested witnesses from the National Academy of Sciences, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, the International Energy Agency, the World Bank, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change and even the Vatican, all of whom had produced significant new reports or data. We requested to hear from researchers warning of harm to agriculture, national security, marine ecosystems, energy generation assets and communities affected by extreme weather and wildfires.
We never even got a response to our letters.
This Congress, when the committee considered its oversight plan to chart its course over the next two years, Democrats offered amendments to call for hearings with scientists so committee members would know the gravity of the threat we face.
Every Republican on the committee voted against these hearings.
As the respected science journal Nature wrote in an editorial last Congress, "Republicans on the House of Representatives' energy and commerce committee have made clear their disdain for climate science. ... It has been an embarrassing display, not just for the Republican Party but also for Congress and the U.S. citizens it represents."
We are abandoning our obligation to American families, future generations and our industries to govern responsibly. At last week's hearing, several major utilities — American Electric Power, Xcel and Entergy — all testified that enacting climate change legislation was the best way to move forward. But the defining energy challenge of our time is not on our agenda.
One immediate consequence of the committee's stance is that leadership on energy policy will default to the executive branch. President Obama is determined to protect Americans from the superstorms, floods, droughts and wildfires that are the consequence of carbon pollution. He and his administration need to act forcefully if Congress fails to do so.
I co-chair the Bicameral Task Force on Climate Change along with Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse (D-R.I.), Rep. Edward Markey (D-Mass.) and Sen. Ben Cardin (D-Md.). Earlier this year, we wrote to more than 300 diverse organizations — from the Sierra Club to Southern Co. — to ask for their best ideas for addressing climate change. We want to know what steps the administration can take to rein in carbon pollution and build communities that are more resilient to extreme weather events. We are already learning from the responses that the administration has many tools to act.
But the U.S. response would be stronger and quicker if the political parties agreed on the basic goal of reducing our carbon pollution.
The Republican Party was not always the party of science denial. There has been a long history of bipartisanship on environmental issues. When I worked on the Clean Air Act of 1990, my closest allies included Republicans like Reps. Jerry Lewis from California, Sherry Boehlert from New York and Ed Madigan from Illinois. Former President George H.W. Bush campaigned on strengthening the Clean Air Act.
Ultimately, the Republican Party's position on climate change is not sustainable. With each new storm, drought and wildfire, public opinion is shifting and demand for real solutions will grow. But the question is whether we will act in time to prevent catastrophic, irreversible impacts. Doing so is a moral imperative of our time.
Waxman is the ranking member on the House Committee on Energy and Commerce.

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|Green onions
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Future of Sudan's Darfur uncertain post-referendum
The "defection" of Minni Minawi, who was appointed a presidential adviser after signing the peace deal, has raised alarms about the potential of proxy wars between north and south.
"We don't think that it is in the best interest of the new state of south Sudan to be a sanctuary" for rebel groups, the head of the U.N.-African Union peacekeeping mission, Ibrahim Gambari, told The Associated Press.
He has held recent talks with the U.N. mission in Sudan over tightening security cooperation along the 286-mile (460-kilometer) border between Darfur and breakaway south Sudan. U.S. officials said President Barack Obama also raised the issue with the southern Sudan president, Salva Kiir, before the referendum.
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Mediators say the Doha peace talks are not dead. Shuttle diplomacy between rebel groups and the government have already began and a small delegation from the main rebel faction, the Justice and Equality Movement, is currently in Qatar.
"Now with the referendum and maybe in July the separation, I think the attention of the international community will be focused ... to have a success story like with the north-south," Gambari said, adding that sanctions against rebel groups refusing to join the talks are also being considered.
There are fears, however, that Khartoum could move to limit access to Darfur and the rest of its territory to international groups, like those providing crucial humanitarian aid to the displaced.
The Small Arms Survey, a research project that monitors armed violence, said in a January report that the northern ruling party has made it clear "it would set the price of southern secession very high, and part of that price would be limitations on the international community's role in and access to the north."
The report said mediators have expressed concern that a Darfur deal - if reached - may be impossible to "implement in the shrinking political space that is expected to follow the referendum."
Government officials said they hope a peaceful settlement with the south would open the door to settle Darfur. Khaled Musa, Foreign Ministry spokesman, insisted armed revolt will get the rebels nowhere.
"When the government signed (the southern peace deal) it was not in its weakest political or military position. We had the upper hand," Musa said. "The only possible way to resolve Darfur is through political negotiations."
But the rebel Justice and Equality movement accused government forces of capturing some of its senior military commanders this week. It also condemned government efforts to open dialogue with Darfur residents as an attempt to sideline the rebel groups.
A Sudanese army spokesman said clashes erupted between army forces and JEM fighters a week after the referendum, killing 21 people, including 13 rebel fighters.
"Our priority is to work within a united Sudan. But if the suffering and crimes continue without a resolution, all options are open," said Ahmed Hussein, a spokesman for the rebel group. "For now the focus is on working within a united Sudan and we don't demand a separation for the time being."
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'Harry Potter' Star Radcliffe Will Go Nude, Torture Horses
The British lad will make his London West End stage debut next year in
The play, which originally opened in London's National Theatre in 1973, centers on 17-year-old Alan Strang (Radcliffe) who seemingly without provocation blinds six
"It is an extraordinary play, and he's very much looking forward to the role," says Radcliffe's spokeswoman, Vanessa Davies. "He is maturing as an actor and beginning to take on new and challenging roles."
In one scene of the play, Alan rides a horse naked while simulating sexual ecstasy. Aware that prurient minds want to know if Radcliffe will go au naturel, Davies only adds, "Yes, there is a scene of nudity in it, but that's not what the play is about."
Radcliffe will reunite with his mean "Harry Potter" Uncle Vernon, played by actor Richard Griffiths, who will portray the conflicted Dysart. Rehearsals will begin in January, and the play is expected to open in March. A 1977 film adaptation starred
For now though, Radcliffe continues his wizarding ways and will finish filming "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix," the fifth installment of the


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I've written over and over again on this blog that I think being a bitch has helped me become successful.
Invariably, someone cries out in the comments, "No, being nice pays!"
I haven't found that to be the case.
In fact, I've found the bitchier I am, the more I work, the more desirable I become, and the more money I make.
Here's how to be a bitch at work and get away with it.
TIP #1: Don't be available.
Don't answer emails within five minutes. Don't pick up the phone every time it rings. Don't be available on weekends. Don't work after hours. Don't agree to work on vacation. Don't turn your professional relationships into personal ones. Don't help everyone who asks. Don't put your work second to the needs of others. Don't tell your coworkers all your secrets.
Making yourself seem overly available at work doesn't make you seem like a hard worker. It makes you seem like a pushover.
READ: The Job Interview Secret No One's Telling You
TIP #2: Don't work cheap.
Whether it's a salary, per project, or by the hour, you make a big statement about yourself when you declare your worth.
Agree to be paid little, and others will think you're of little value. Agree to be paid a lot, and others will think you're of great value.
READ: Why I'd Rather Work For A Man Than A Woman
TIP #3: Don't be a pleaser.
This is a hard one for women especially. You want to make your parents happy, your partner happy, your friends happy. This method doesn't work at work. Prioritizing the happiness of those you work with over your career trajectory will lead to its downfall.
The most important battles you win professionally come when you refuse to say yes. Resist the pressure to make everyone else happy and make yourself happy instead.
READ: How To Double Your Income In A Year


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I almost flew to Atlanta to slap Jason Heyward upside the head last night
Jul 9, 2010, 10:15 AM EDT
As I was watching LeBron James rip out the hearts of Cleveland fans over the course of one of the most cluelessly tone deaf events in recent sports history last night, the following tweet came over the wire:
@JasonHeyward A
wise man speaking, can learn smthn. #lebronjames
Jason: I love you. You know that. No one has slobbered all over you as much as I have in the past several months. And you're young and impressionable. I get that. But if you saw anything in what LeBron James was saying or doing last night from which you think you can learn something, you have serious, serious problems.
- Old Gator - Jul 9, 2010 at 10:27 AM
He learned that by playing in Miami you don't have to pay state income tax. As Nabokov wrote, once something is seen it cannot be unseen. Slap away, for all the good it will do you. As far as Cleveland fans are concerned, they also survived the Howard the Duck movie. Down here in Macondo, the Feesh tear our hearts out just about every July 31, like Scrooge and the Chihuahua were conducting some sort of Aztec solar holiday. We don't have baseball seasons down here; we have Flowery Wars.
- pcrm - Jul 9, 2010 at 10:45 AM
oh, give over, Craig. Lebron gave 7 years of his career to Cleveland, now he's taking less money to play somewhere he can win. Plus if Dan Gilbert's letter is a true reflection of the man he is, I'm not surprised Lebron wanted to leave.
- Aarcraft - Jul 9, 2010 at 10:51 AM
I don't think anybody but Clevelanders have a problem with him going to Miami. Its how he did it, with a dog and pony show seemingly designed to rip the guts out the fans that have lived and died with him for seven years. It was classless, egotistical and distasteful. Its amazing how quickly, and seemingly deliberatley, Lebron made himself the most hated sports figure in America.
- Jonny5 - Jul 9, 2010 at 10:59 AM
Look, it's all about Craig's wife being right on the money. Again….. And he doesn't like it one bit. Now when she tells you it's time to do "this", or "that" needs to get done, you'll get to doin' it right away, if you know what's good for you and all…. BTW Lebron is still an a-hole for his whole "LeBron James show" crap he's pulling. Next he'll be charging people to celebrate his birthday with him, as other athletes have done in the past. Quite distastefully I might add…..
- ThatGuy - Jul 9, 2010 at 11:09 AM
I truly feel for the Clevelanders. Had Mauer not extended and decided to do a show like that, only to say he was going to the Yankees it would have ripped my heart out, as im sure many Cavs fans are feeling now. Of course Mauer seemingly(how much do we ever really know about pro atheletes) is a much better person and would never hold himself out to be the spot light like that.
- MerkleBoner - Jul 9, 2010 at 11:15 AM
Jason Heyward — Future Yankee
- Mr. Heyward - Jul 9, 2010 at 12:00 PM
Hey, I hate the Yankees. I'm a Brave for life!
I don't think Lebreezy owes the Cleveland fans anything. Yes he did make this a spectacle but you think the NBA is sad about that? You think Stern is unhappy that this is the most watched NBA off season ever? Nope. ESPN sure did have a good time with it too and so did the fans of the game who couldn't turn away. Do you think the Boys and Girls Club disliked the dollars they just received from all of this? Three players took less money to play together to make this happen, let's not forget? Seems pretty selfless to me…
Anyway, I digress, this is a baseball blog and I'm going to hit 5 homers in 4 games upon returning from the DL. Watch me baby, watch me…
Yours Truly,
Mr. Jason Heyward
- ThatGuy - Jul 9, 2010 at 1:57 PM
Three players did not take less money. Wade got the, max deal by signing with his former team, It sounds like Bosh is getting his Max in a sign an trade via Toronto. LeBron did not get the total MAX because it will be one less year. But he more than makes up for that in endorsements and will sign another max contract when this is up.
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The IRONMAN European Championship in Frankfurt, Germany on July 5, 2015 is one of the most popular races in the world and we are excited to have PHA Europe as the official charity partner of this amazing event. So far 120 athletes have raced on behalf of PHA Europe wearing branded racesuits. Hundreds more have visited the PHA Europe booth, completed the lung function test and had their photos taken with 'Get Breathless for Pulmonary Hypertension (PH)' t-shirts and transfer tattoos.
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EDMOND, Okla. (AP) — Colin Montgomerie is getting used to winning these big events.
The Scotsman defeated Gene Sauers in a playoff to claim the U.S. Senior Open title Sunday at Oak Tree National.
EDMOND, Okla. (AP) — Colin Montgomerie is getting used to winning these big events.
The Scotsman defeated Gene Sauers in a playoff to claim the U.S. Senior Open title Sunday at Oak Tree National.
Montgomerie failed to win in 71 PGA Tour majors and four Champions Tour majors until May, when he won the Senior PGA Championship. Now, he has won two of his past three majors to become just the fifth golfer to win both the Senior PGA Championship and U.S. Senior Open in the same year.
The 51-year-old said he has become more patient with age.
"You have to play intelligent golf, and I think I've matured enough to realize that and play more within myself sometimes, including today — to play away from some pins so you don't make bogies, and you realize that in major golf, pars are usually good enough, especially in the USGA events," he said.
Montgomerie reached another milestone by winning his first professional playoff in nine tries. Most famously, he lost to Ernie Els at the 1994 U.S. Open and to Steve Elkington in sudden death at the 1995 PGA Championship.
"I've been close in these USGA championships a couple of times," he said. "I've lost in a playoff and been one shot behind a couple of times, and you have to wait to (over age) 50 to finally win one."
On the 18th hole of regulation, Montgomerie parred, then waited. Sauers' second shot landed about 10 feet from the hole, giving him a chance to win the tournament with a birdie. His putt lipped out, and he parred to force the playoff.
"I guess I just may have misread that putt the first time around, didn't play enough break," Sauers said. "Hit a good putt, broke right at the hole at the last second."
Montgomerie led at the end of the first and second days of the Senior Open, but entered Sunday's action four shots behind Sauers. He shot a 2-under 69 to force the playoff and now feels he is capable of playing just as well on the PGA Tour.
"My golf is as good as it was in the '90s, when I was No. 2 in the world," he said. "It really is. I can't see any difference between that."
Montgomerie and Sauers entered the playoff at 5 under. Montgomerie entered the third extra hole with a one-shot lead, then sank a putt on 18 to par the hole and claim the win.
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Reserve Bank gives financial system tick of health
The Reserve Bank of Australia has reiterated its view that the country's financial system is healthy and well-placed to cope with the recent spate of natural disasters.
In its half-yearly financial stability report, the RBA says Australia's banking system continues to perform better than most.
It also notes that the events in the Middle East, North Africa and Japan, and recent natural disasters in Australia and New Zealand have tested the resilience of the global financial system.
The Reserve Bank says the recent floods are financially among the worst natural disasters ever to hit Australia.
"According to the latest figures published by the ICA [Insurance Council of Australia], the insurance industry has received nearly 50,000 claims, totalling $2.1 billion, from the flooding in Queensland," the report noted.
"This would make this one of the largest Australian natural catastrophe claims on record, as measured by the value of claims in constant price terms."
However, the RBA says flooding in Queensland and Victoria and Cyclone Yasi are unlikely to impact the quality of local banks' loans.
The central bank also adds that local insurers are well placed to cope with claims, however they may need to push up premiums because the cost of their reinsurance will rise due to natural disasters in Australia, New Zealand and Japan.
The RBA's outlook for local lenders is positive, as bad debt costs fall and funding markets stabilise.
However, there are some clouds on the horizon.
The Reserve Bank refers to the unrest in the Middle East and North Africa, which has been spooking financial markets and driving up the price of oil.
It also notes the banking system in Europe is under a lot of strain, with the sovereign debt crisis bubbling away in the background.
That arguably poses the biggest global threat, with Portugal's prime minister resigning today after his government's austerity measures were blocked.
If the savings measures continue to be foiled, Portugal might need a bailout - similar to those granted to Ireland and Greece - and that could once again set the dominoes rolling in Europe.
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Alima Satin Matte Mineral Foundation
431 reviews
72% would repurchase
Package Quality: 3.8
Price: $$$
Package Quality: 3.8
Price: $$$
Not tested on animals
INGREDIENTSINGREDIENTS: Titanium Dioxide (CI 77891), Zinc Oxide (CI 77947) Mica (CI 77019). May contain: Iron Oxides (CI 77491, CI 77492, CI 77499)
on 9/20/2011 5:19:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Very Oily, Fair, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
I have been using a sample of this foundation in Beige 4 and it's just about a perfect match. Here's a quick little rundown of my mineral make-up history: I love the concept, love how it looks on other people, but it has never worked for me due to my very oily skin. It never creates enough of a barrier to keep the oil at bay even with many different primers. I have tried Jane Iredale, Everday Minerals, Mineral Basics, Sheer Cover, and Bare Escentuals. I decided to give this one a shot based on the good reviews, and I am very happy that I did! I start off with a super light layer of Cetaphil cream, then Clinque Dramatically Different Gel, buff Alima foundation on with my adored Everyday Mineral's Flat Top Brush, then lightly dust with Everyday Minerals Finishing Dust (the only powder to date that has ever kept the oil away). I have noticed that this foundation goes on matte, then after a few minutes sets to a semi-matte. If I feel like being more matte then I dust a little more finishing powder on after about 30 minutes, then this stuff actually stays put for the day which is a MIRACLE! I even mowed the lawn in 90 degree weather while wearing this and it still looked great. After sweating and getting a little oily it just made my skin look dewy and had a glow instead of an oil slick like I sprayed PAM on my face. To me it seems like this foundation becomes part of your skin as the day goes on instead of just sitting on top of it and then sliding right off. I only have a sample of it, so today I will be purchasing the full size. Plus it's cool to me to support a company in my home state! And I forgot to mention that this has buildable coverage. You can go light to medium/full with more layers and a dense flat-top brush. I have acne scars, rosacea, and all over unevenness and this covers great. I've heard great things about using mineral make-up wet, so I'm looking forward to trying that application when I get this in the mail. Fast shipping too!
on 8/31/2011 2:45:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Acne-prone, Medium, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Coarse
Eyes: Brown
My HG foundation. Wonderful product. I loved the ease of ordering samples for cheap so I could test out the foundation and find my perfect match. Great selection of colors. Anyone unsure about colors should check out http://www.temptalia.com/foundation-matrix . I'm very acne prone and I loved how there are only a couple ingredients. None of which are irritating to the skin. My skin is now 95% clear. Better looking than it ever has before because I'm not piling on any chemicals. Light to Medium coverage. Gives skin a poreless, natural appearance. I have HUGE pores on my nose and when I wear this, my skin looks clear and healthy. Very very natural looking. I can't even tell I'm wearing makeup because it blends so seamlessly into the skin. Matte, no shimmer. Doesn't look cakey or powdery but I must warn that if you apply too much it will. Don't try and build it up past medium coverage or it will look bad. My skin is combination with oily tzone and dry cheeks. Doesn't make my dry areas look worse. The primer powder in a must for me to mattify my skin and keep my foundation lasting all day. Lasted me 14hrs of wear without my face looking nasty and greasy as it usually does. I find if I wear a moisturizer underneath though, it doesn't last as long. Looks like my skin, but better. A bit of my hyper-pigmentation does show though the foundation but I love this product nonetheless. I find the Finishing Powder too mattifying for me but maybe someone with oily skin should test it out. I loveee the buttercup powder for under the eyes which I apply after foundation and mix in with foundation for a natural look. It disguises dark circles without creasing, causing wrinkles (which I don't have) or looking obvious. I apply Hard Candy Primer mixed with Urban Decay Primer Potion under the eyes to keep it lasting all day. I'm a fan for life. Def recommend to everyone esp. those suffering from acne. Stop applying all those harsh chemicals to your face and drying out your skin with acne treatments! Go natural :)
Now that the weather is getting cooler and my skin is becoming horribly dry, I started searching for some sort of tinted moisturizer because I found that powder accentuates my extreme dryness. However, yesterday I mixed some water and bit of vegetable glycerin in a spray bottle and spritzed it all over my face after applying this foundation. My skin looked so good! It looked like I wasn't wearing makeup but my skin tone was even and it gave my skin back its healthy glow. No more flakiness and no powder caked face look. I'm so happy I don't need to buy any other products for the winter. If you do decide to create this mixture, do not use lots of glycerin. I learned the hard way that your face will be sticky.
on 8/28/2011 11:46:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Brown, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Brown
hmm I don't know why I gave such a rave review originally. This might be really good for combination skin or oily skin, but I have dry skin and this makes me look like I have fine lines all over my face, especially around my eyes, no matter how heavily I moisturize. My biggest problem is the redness around my nose, and if I layer this over the red areas a couple times, it ends up looking very dry and chalky.. I think it's a good mineral foundation though. You should definitely try samples, but I don't think my skin type fits well with mineral foundations in general. If for some reason this seems to not work with your skin, try exfoliating. You can't achieve a flawless look if you have dead skin cells all over and put powder on top of them. But this just seems to suck out all the moisture from my skin.
on 8/24/2011 11:15:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Cool
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Coarse
Eyes: Green
I wish I could say I really liked this mineral foundation but I can not. It looked wonderful when first applied and matched my skin (I used the color Cool 0 and even it was too dark.) But when I stepped outside and checked it in a mirror it had a orange tinge to it and made my pores and acne scars stand out even more. As well the coverage was not enough for me. I prefer full coverage and this gave me sheer to light at best. It also made me break out. Sadly I will not repurchase this mineral foundation.
on 8/22/2011 10:07:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Normal, Olive, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Other
Eyes: Brown
I've tried loads of mineral foundation powders (BE, youngblood, aromaleigh, everyday minerals, Lucy, meow) and continually come back to Alima. The color range is simply fantastic and not nearly as confusing as many other brands (I'm olive 1.5), the packaging is pretty and convenient, and the foundation is pretty much fool proof. It doesn't sink into my pores or fine lines and always looks natural... Not too matte or too shiny. I am oily in summer, normal in winter, and I do need to blot with this in the summer, but it doesn't smear off when I do. Most days I apply with the Alima foundation brush (LOVE) dry over my MUFE full cover concealer. For night or heavier coverage, I spritz the brush with water after I've loaded the product and then apply. No need fir serious buffing, just a light hand.
Runner up mmu for me is Lucy minerals (great coverage and skin-like finish, limited colors) and meow (better oil absorbtion in summer, not as natural of a finish).
on 8/8/2011 11:57:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Medium Brown, Warm
Hair: Brown, Kinky, Fine
Eyes: Brown
i ordered a couple of samples that included
FOUNDATION:golden 5 and golden 4. that golden 5 is spot on with my summer hue. i will save the golden 4 sample for when im a lil lighter during winter and fall. this is my second try for mineral..just tried neutrogena and its not too bad, but i really like the alima..i used the ecotools brush and used veeeeery little. i dont have to many skin issues, but this powder evened me out..not too matte, but a really natural finish. im a modest chick, but i kept loooking at myself in the mirror...lol. i initially used bobbi brown skin liquid foundation, then went to a more natural
brand korres wr liquid foundation...i stumbled across alima while searching for other natural brands and im so glad i did. loving the free samples too !
on 7/23/2011 4:52:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
i was impressed by the natural ingredients, and it was fascinating to try all the different colour combinations and see what a difference a small difference in shade can have on your overall look. Like one other reviewer on this board, i received a comment that i was looking sickly while wearing one particular sample shade, others however gave me a radiant hue. takes a bit of trial and error to find the right shade. turns out the warm colours suited me best .For the first hour or so wearing alima i would look stunning, Airbrushed yet natural all at once. often using a primer beneath and finishing powder on top, but even so, streaking seemed to happen so easily and quickly with this foundation and i really HATED that. Its hard going from looking fabulous and perfect to streaky in a matter of hours. Makes you feel very insecure with your makeup. Id prefer a foundation that looked mediocre but stayed that way all day at least, instead of melting off and looking a right mess with the slightest bit of sweat or humidity! And dont even think of wearing this if your prone to the odd prememnstral crying outbursts over, say- some soppy song on the radio on your way to work. Wearing alima in this circumstance will leave your face literally an absolute mess ( i speak from personal experience). i ve gone back to wearing good old revlon colourstay. doesnt look as good as alima, and certainly no where near as natural, but its reliable and doesnt ever streak.
on 7/23/2011 3:24:00 PM
Age: 44-55
Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Coarse
Eyes: Brown
This mineral powder does not have enough coverage, to me its somewhere between sheer & medium coverage. For the price Alima charges, its not worth it. I like Everyday Mineral SM better.
on 7/23/2011 12:11:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Blond, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Blue
I'm really on the fence with this product. I am in love with their color selection (huge!), and have a perfect match in Golden 3 (or 4 when I am tan). I have really yellow undertones, my skin looks kinda orangey-yellow-fake tan when I have a tan, so this isn't easy to do! Plus, I like knowing that I am not clogging my pores, which most products seem to do nowadays. The coverage is decent for a MMU, but I definitely have to use concealer around my nose and scars, spots, etc.
Now the negatives:
The finish isn't awesome...it's just ok. It emphasizes my pores, and yes, I do use a primer/moisturizer--you MUST with this product to get any kind of consistent coverage. It also clumps and sticks to any spot that is slightly oily or dry, so any healing blemishes are going to draw attention, as the makeup will cluster there. Finally, for oily skin, the finish does not stay matte at all like most powders would do. I use MAC Blot over mine, otherwise my face would look shiny within the hour.
I said I would buy this product again, as I have yet to find an HG everyday foundation powder that doesn't clog my pores/break me out/has my shade. I dont want to use heavy makeup on a daily basis, but do need some coverage, and this works decently for that purpose.
on 7/22/2011 3:24:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Hazel
Nightmare product.
Background: I've used this for the past four years. I found this while looking for a non-toxic, non-irritating foundation. The very first time I applied this my skin started itching- but subsided in thirty minutes. It never did that again- but I should have listened to the silent screams of my skin right then and there. I knew the limitations of this powder but I continued using it for setting other foundations or hiding the pores on my nose (which would only last for about an hour). Recently, I had a very bad reaction to something and my face blew up. I had to go to a skin specialist and everything. Slowly things were getting better after a week and half with no makeup, cleansers, etc. I decided to put my big girl heels on and wear some foundation on a night out. Everything was fine- the makeup looked beautiful no skin irritation. I continued using that for three days straight. gravy. Then, I got a bit paranoid after looking at that particular foundations ingredients and seeing a number of comedogenic things listed. So I decided it wasn't worth the risk and figured alima- based on its ingredients- would be the safest bet. I WAS DEAD WRONG.
After two days of wearing it- and applying more than usual since it was the only product I was working with and needed coverage, my face exploded. The last night I wore it my face began to itch but I was out on the town and couldn't remove it. Im so mad at myself for ruining the good progress i was seeing.
There are only three ingredients - but I'm thinking it has to be the mica- or whatever the mica is coated in. Here are some more cons if you're not skin sensitive....
* Shipping costs to Canada are ridiculous!
* Oxidizes in patches after a few hours
* Seems to slide off skin and/or sit on top of it
* Accentuates pores after an hour or two
* Container is messy (perhaps all mineral makeup is)
* Very dusty- I feel like I'm inhaling it when trying to tap it outta the container
* Alima seems to not want to post any negative reviews on their website- trust me Ive tried.
I'm glad it works for some but, for me, this has been terrible and it only took me four years to walk away... *facepalm*
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PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) -- Two of Oregon's leading figures in higher education are pushing for loosening legislative and other government controls of public universities.
The Register-Guard says George Pernsteiner, chancellor of the Oregon University System, and Ed Ray, president of Oregon State University, made the case Friday at a City Club of Portland luncheon.
They are advocating for legislation that would end the state's treatment of the seven public universities as a state agency.
The bill is expected to be heard by the Senate Education Committee after the Legislature resumes on Feb. 1.
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Reds on Suddenlink
CHARLESTON Suddenlink Communications announced Monday that it will broadcast 145 Cincinnati Reds baseball games in the 2007 season on its local information channel. The game feeds will be provided by Fox Sports Ohio.
Reds games can be seen on channel 22 in the Beckley/Oak Hill, Princeton/Hinton and Lewisburg/Greenbrier County areas.


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Bruins GM Tired Of Defending Marchand
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Brad Marchand has certain qualities that make him valuable to the Boston Bruins. However some of those qualities and antics have hurt his team more than helped. Peter Chiarelli has expressed frustration with his player and is getting tired of defending a player who causes problems and doesn't score in the playoffs.
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A boy bummed because his team lost.
- The definition of bummed is slang for feeling upset or disappointed, or to have traveled around without a specific destination.
- When you felt sad because your football team lost, this is an example of a time you were bummed.
- When you traveled idly around Europe, this is an example of a time when you bummed around Europe.
Slang depressed, upset, distressed, annoyed, etc.: usually with out
Origin of bummed; from bum
- simple past tense and past participle of bum
Variant of bum
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Highway Hei$t – high speed crime rider
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100% pure racing action – Smash and hijack the money truck at high speed! Stunning graphics, high speed racing, and awesome game-play all packed into one thrilling game experience! Join the criminal lifestyle and hit the asphalt to burn some serious rubber. Smash the money truck in the heat of the moment to see it go airborne and unlock the cash. RACING & CRIME A lifestyle of crime meets high speed racing! Strap on your belt and supercharge your nitro racing car and hit the highway for some hard core racing action. ONE TOUCH A game that combined realistic feel with simple one touch controls suitable for mobile & tablet style game-play. CARS Choose from multiple cars including cool armor and spoiler upgrades to improve the success of your next big heist. ARMOUR Mix the need for speed with the need for strength by upgrading your cars armour. Having a well armoured car will help you take down the money truck quicker and more effective. REAL TRAFFIC Maneuver your car through the realistic daily traffic as your prepare to take down the money truck and complete your highway heist. AWESOME GRAPHICS Smooth detailed 3D graphics optimized for mobile phones and tablets will stun you and give you the sensation true speed. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, .... all criminal raving rivals START YOUR ENGINES! Are you in some need for speed? Only the most wanted racers need apply.
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Reviews forHotel Capela das Artes, Silves
Hotels.com 26 customer reviews 4.4/5 Excellent (showing 1-26)
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"Off the beaten path"
If you like peace and quiet times, away from the hustle and bustle, this is the place to stay in central Algarve. The host Joao was very accommodating and always took the extra step to make our stay very pleasant. Breakfast was very complete and available beyond normal hours. Keep it up!
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Response by Hotel Capela das Artes
thanks for the your stay in our hotel, see you soon. Joao Freitas
This hotel is a hidden gem. It is a tranquil oasis in an absolutely awful tourist area. There are only 30 rooms which makes for a really relaxing, quiet vacation. The hotel is beautiful, set in an olive grove with lovely landscaping and pool. It is a traditional old Portuguese house that has been spectacularly renovated. The rooms are new and clean but also built in traditional style. Each room has its own large patio or balcony depending whether you are on the ground or first floor. The rooms each have an en suite and air conditioning.There is a good buffet breakfast included. The staff are superb, particularly the host Juan. Nothing was ever too much trouble for him and he made us feel really welcome and comfortable for the 9 days we stayed. From the improvement work still going on it looks like at some point this hotel is going to be a lot bigger and more impersonal and may become spoiled like the rest of the area, so it should be visited sooner rather than later. Hopefully I'm wrong and it stays as perfect as it is now! The village across the street is still relatively unspoiled and is 2 minutes walking distance. It has some nice restaurants, particularly A Marizilnha, Unfortunately, a few kilometers down the road is the horror of "tourist Algarve" - very tacky - but if you want a peaceful , relaxing vacation Capela das Artes is for you
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"rural landscape"
The hotel is in the middle of creating a new image for itself, so the bar is yet to be finished but the restaurant and lounge areas are completed so the atmosphere is a mixture of rural, artistic ambience - very laid back. The hotel rooms are located in an olive grove, antique sculptures are placed artistically in the gardens. The hotel succeeds in creating agro-tourism atmosphere with lots of space, different from most of the tourist hotels at the beaches nearby. A main road is nearby so we quickly travelled to other places in the Algarve. We enjoyed our stay.
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"Great small hotel with large garden area and pool"
The hotel is well situated next to the main road and just outside Armacao de Pera with its large choice of restaurants and lovely beaches. We loved the quiet location and large Mediterranean Gardens and swimming pool area, which allowed us to relax and spend time reading by the pool. The hotel staff were very accommodating and provided that personal service which made our stay extra special. We will be back again.
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"Quiet weekend"
The welcome and service from Capela das Artes was fantastic. Capela dea Artes is an oasis of peace and quiet in the middle of the bustling Algarve. Juan and Sarah, thank you very much for making this a special place.
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Completely relaxing and perfect spot only half an hour from the airport and a short walk from the local town which had two reasonable restaurants. It was quiet and peaceful in beautiful setting even though it was August and a short drive to the sea showed the contrast of packed seaside resorts.
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Quelques chambres perdues dans un grand parc pas très bien entretenu. Piscine en travaux qui sera sympa. Chambre correcte.
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Response by Hotel Capela das Artes
Merci de votre visite, les jardins plus joli maintenant avec le printemps, l'hiver était très grande et comme la piscine d'eau de sel doit être traitée 2 fois par an.
"Jardins splendides et oeuvres d'art superbes"
Très bon déjeuner. Site exceptionnel.
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"Mysigt hotell med vacker trädgård."
Fint litet hotell med vacker trädgård och härlig saltvattenpool. Ligger bra placerat för utflykter i Algarve.
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"excelente localização e calmo, sem barulho."
Calmo e silencioso, não se dá conta da presensa dos outros hospedes. o pequeno almoço poderia ser melhorado.
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"Férias com Arte. . ."
Local calmo, maravilhosa piscina, bom serviço de acolhimento. Vista dos quartos sobre a area envolvente, qualidade historia e tradição nos objectos expostos. Insuficiente isolação dos quartos a nivel de ruidos.
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"Excellent rapport qualité/ originalité/prix"
Parfaite localisation: à la fois proche des plages et d'une sortie autoroute. Endroit original (ancienne fabrique d'huile d'olive) et très bien rénové. Très propre. Le propriétaire - qui parle un français impeccable - est sans doute tombé sous le charme - comme moi. Petit déjeuner copieux. Grande piscine. Quel joie de découvrir un endroit aussi calme que celui ci, à l'opposé du tourisme de masse des alentours. Lieu à connaître et à faire connaître sans modération.
Genuine Expedia guest review
"Einfach mal 2 Tage abtauchen..."
Fern ab vom Strand - leider in der Nähe der Autobahn, die im Sommer natürlich stark befahren ist, so dass im Hintergrund immer ein Rauschen zuhören ist - sonst wäre es der perfekte Ort für einen längeren Aufenthalt. Der Empfang war sehr freundlich, so dass man sich gleich wohl gefühlt hat. Großzügige Zimmer, eine sehr große und ruhige Pool-Landschaft mit Liegen und Sonnenschirmen, ein mit Olivenbäumen angelegter Garten - alles sehr sauber, freundlich, hell und einladend. Als ruhesuchende "Single-Reisende" für ein paar Tage der beste Ort zum Abschalten, obgleich die Zimmer auch sehr hellhörig sind. Geräuschempfindliche Gäste mögen daher an ihre Grenzen geraten...
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"Rural experience"
Unfinished rural hotel with nice staff. Expect mothing and be positively surprized. Greatest asset is the generous pool with no people. Hopefully in about ten years time this hotel project Willy be finished with charm nd interestimg artifacts from the area.
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"Un Paraiso de tranquilidad, a pocos km de playas"
Un hotel, muy cerca de todo y muy tranquilo.El trato del personal es excelente
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"Tolles Ruhiges Hotel"
Super zentral im kleinen Dorf. Ausnehmend freundlich gutes Frühstück !! Klasse Pool und wirklich sehr schön ruhig. Nur zu empfehlen für Ruhesuchende!!! Wunderschöne Gartenanlage!
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"Charmant hotel"
Hotel très charmant, sur un grand et beau terrain entretenu. Chambre propre et confortable. Nous étions les seuls clients ce soir là, et avons été très correctement soigné.
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"Solo fui a pasar la noche"
El personal excelente el desayuno genial, zumo de naranja recien exprimido!!! Un sitio muy muy tranquilo.
Genuine Expedia guest review
"Atención inmejorable y descanso absoluto"
Estuvimos alojados una semana durante este mes de Agosto, y la experiencia fue estupenda. Encontrar un rincón especial en el que desconectar en una zona tan turística no tiene precio. El hotel y las instalaciones tienen un gran encanto, las habitaciones son sencillas pero confortables y espaciosas, y la piscina es sin duda uno de los mayores atractivos del hotel. El trato por parte del personal fue estupendo, cálido y cercano. Recomiendo disfrutar de la experiencia del desayuno, no es un buffet libre al uso, pero que te sirvan en la mesa un zumo de naranja recién exprimido es una de las mejores formas de empezar el día. La ubicación del hotel es estupenda para recorrer el Algarve, ya que el acceso tanto a la carretera nacional como la autovía están muy próximos al mismo. Aunque el hotel no dispone de servicio de restaurante para comidas y cenas, a pocos metros están los restaurantes del pueblo, y en todo caso en unos cinco minutos en coche se llega a la localidad de Armaçao de Pera, que dispone de una buena playa y de un paseo marítimo con todos los servicios turísticos al uso. Repetiremos sin duda.
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"Tolle Unterkunft"
Dieses Haus ist einfach klasse. Eine familiäre Atmosphäre abseits von den Touristenhochburgen. Die Zimmer sind groß, sauber und schön eingerichtet. Der Pool passt hervorragend zur insgesamt sehr schön gestalteten Anlage. Aufgrund der geringen Zimmeranzahl ist es nie zu voll in der Anlage oder am Pool. Im Ort gibt es einige Möglichkeiten, um abends essen zu gehen. Liegt sehr zentral, wenn man Ausflüge (auch bis zur Westküste) unternehmen will.
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"atención estupenda"
Un hotel ideal para pasar unos días de descanso y tranquilidad con una ubicación ideal ya que está en medio de todo: parque acuáticos, playas espectaculares a 5 minutos, ....Albufeira, Portimao.....todo a menos de 20 minutos....nos encantó.
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"Aire acondicionado en habitación deplorable"
Atención de Joao muy buena, el ambiente y la piscina muy buenos. La habitación dejó mucho que desear: aire acondicionado no enfriaba y la ducha en mal estado (bailaba) y la cortina se caia. Entiendo que está en proceso de transición de casa rural a hotel y están en obras, pero el coste es muy alto por el servicio recibido.
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Response by Hotel Capela das Artes
obrigado pela estadia e satisfaçao
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TripAdvisor reviews for Hotel Capela das Artes
Overall rating:TripAdvisor Traveller Rating: 5Based on 28 traveler reviews
Most recent traveler reviews:
"Helpful & Friendly staff"
06/30/15 Frank K
Location is on the edge of an unspoiled village about 10 minutes drive from beach; great pool and grounds; good breakfast with excellent coffee. A bit of a walk from reception/breakfast room to accommodation through well kept grounds. Decent sized bedroom & bathroom with Patio area. Man on reception also serves breakfast and is extremely helpful and accommodating. Prices are very reasonable; great value. Will return!
"Brilliant stay again!"
06/03/15 islandhoppers25 Guernsey, United Kingdom
Great hotel with lovely pool and very friendly hosts: a place of peace and quiet with simple decor & the small number of rooms makes it an especially welcoming home from home for a short break or longer.
11/03/14 BRRM Glasgow, United Kingdom
If you enjoy sanitized chain hotels ,Capela is not for you! This fifteenth century house is unique in every way . Very difficult to describe the décor or style ,we have never previously witnessed anything like it {in a very impressive way}. The accommodation is in a more modern building at the rear of the property and the rooms are extremely large, comfortable, and very, very quiet. We were the only guests at Capela on our one night stay, which is surprising given the price of 40 ish Euros B&B There are very good restaurants within walking distance. Overall a very pleasant stay and we would return for longer next time
"Wedding stay"
09/10/14 RachelAmazona London, United Kingdom
I recently hosted my wedding at this venue and it was made much easier by having accommodation for all of my guests. The rooms are clean and comfortable. Joao and his team are incredibly helpful and will go out of their way to sort out any requests or needs. The hotel is very easy to find opposite Aldi in Alcantarilha and the town has numerous restaurants, all within walking distance and good value. The atmosphere of the hotel is idyllic and tranquil and despite bordering the N125 barely any noise is heard. The main house is worth exploring with various pieces of art throughout. For the beach lovers: Praia Grande (Armacao de Pera) and Salgados are approx 3km away and link with Praia Gale. My husband and I will definitely be returning.
08/15/14 Traveller205 Brandon, Florida
This hotel is a hidden gem. It is a tranquil oasis in an absolutely awful tourist area. There are only 30 rooms which makes for a really relaxing, quiet vacation. The hotel is beautiful, set in an olive grove with lovely landscaping and pool. It is a traditional old Portuguese house that has been spectacularly renovated. The rooms are new and clean but also built in traditional style. Each room has its own large patio or balcony depending whether you are on the ground or first floor. The rooms each have an en suite and air conditioning.There is a good buffet breakfast included. The staff are superb, particularly the host Juan. Nothing was ever too much trouble for him and he made us feel really welcome and comfortable for the 9 days we stayed. From the improvement work still going on it looks like at some point this hotel is going to be a lot bigger and more impersonal and may become spoiled like the rest of the area, so it should be visited sooner rather than later. Hopefully I'm wrong and it stays as perfect as it is now! The village across the street is still relatively unspoiled and is 2 minutes walking distance. It has some nice restaurants, particularly A Marizilnha, Unfortunately, a few kilometers down the road is the horror of "tourist Algarve" - very tacky - but if you want a peaceful , relaxing vacation Capela das Artes is for you
"Wonderful experience"
08/11/14 toptraveller96 Windsor, United Kingdom
Beautiful hotel amazing setting The best place we have ever stayed!!! Fabulous nfinity pool. Pure class everywhere you look Includes a museum of pieces found dating back to 15 th century Easily walking to village were you can get great food. Very old quaint town. Highly recommend to everyone We are getting married in portugal and have recommended this hotel to all our guests
08/18/13 DaveRedhill Redhill, United Kingdom
This hotel is fantastic and the customer service first class. Situated in an oasis of peace and calm midst the throbbing Algarve, it was a delight to find such a wonderful place to stay. The rooms were clean and spacious, the pool was warm and inviting, and the breakfast was fresh and delicious. Juan and Sarah, thank you for making our stay most enjoyable.
"A classy experience"
11/29/11 John E Grenoble, France
We visited the hotel in October and were the only guests so we enjoyed the peace and quiet of a wonderful setting with beautiful olive groves. A welcome break from the urban coastline a few kilometres away. The main building is full of charm but the hotel rooms are in modern buildings and are functional. The owner was extremely helpful and charming and provided us with lots of useful tips besides giving us a great value for money deal.
"A wonderful place to stay"
11/08/11 PhilJohnB Hinckley, United Kingdom
This hotel is a great place to stay. The setting of the rooms is amongst olive trees through which the early morning sun comes through to light the patio in front of your ground floor room. The grounds are delightful, a lovely pool and areas to relax in. The main building houses many interesting antiques and other objects d'art. The host, Oscar, is so helpful and friendly and delighted us with his detailed history of the buildings which he has converted into this lovely hotel. We can't wait to go back!
"Very friendly, super property, highly recommended"
09/14/11 Michael P Canterbury, United Kingdom
We had a lovely time at Capela Das Artes (Sept 2011). Host Oscar is very friendly, super helpful and made us feel so welcome. The property is a very appealing renovated manor house with purpose built guest accomodation in the gardens. Walled gardens to give secluded feel. Very quiet, close to local ameneties, easily accessed from the main road and a five minute drive from the motorway, so easy access to Faro Airport. Plenty of parking on site. Our room was very clean, nicely presented, comfortable with a balcony overlooking the trees, gardens and bright, clean pool. Continental breakfast with freshly squeezed orange juice a great start to each day. We spoke to other guests during our stay here - they return year on year to this hotel and we can undersatand why. We also highly recommend. Thank you, Oscar. Mike & Lisa, Canterbury, UK
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Qwerty is just like the English measurement system. It's horrible, but too deeply set (at least in the US) into society to change easily. I learned the Dvorak layout a while back, and like it waaayyy better than Qwerty. There's not nearly as much strain, and practically everything you type is on the home row. Because most computers are still configured to use Qwerty, I do maintain that layout; it's pretty easy to go from one to the other after some practice. Rarely have I encountered compatibility problems: even Ctrl+Z and Ctrl+S are a habbit now.
P.S. vim is better on non-qwerty layouts than emacs
Comment: Re:Screenshot? (Score 1) 403 403
Comment: Re:Perhaps THIS is the reason why THIS occurs? (Score 0) 165 165
Comment: Re:And their gone (Score 1) 109 109
I think you mean "And they're gone"
Unless they actually a possess a "gone"...
...whatever that is...
Comment: Re:Enough with the version number inflation! (Score 1) 247 247
But back to the version number issue - quick, how many people know what version number Chrome is up to off the top of their head? Anyone?
Comment: Re:Ability to install out-of-date addons (Score 1) 247 247
Comment: Re:Happy FF8 user here (Score 1) 247 247
Comment: Power Source? (Score 1) 31 31
From the abstract:
Solar cells and wireless coils provide options for power supply.
If you have to have a bulky power source, it's hardly very practical. Don't misunderstand though, I think it's pretty cool. Are the solar cells actually the circuit? Would it be possible to get enough voltage from the skin?
I wonder what kind of microphone they used and how they attached it to the circuit. And how did they monitor heart-rate?


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