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This hotel is perfect for resting your head for the night and if you can put up with the odd grumble, for the family on a budget, it is perfect. The staff are very friendly and go out of their way to help whenever they can and from what I understand there is a major refurbishment program underway, where some of my grumbles were sorted while we were there, others in progress and the rest is due over the coming months (so I was told).
We had a large party of 10 staying in 3 rooms of this hotel. All rooms are supposed to have a safe, not one of our rooms had a working safe (one didn't have one at all). The fridges that you have to pay extra for, froze the contents no matter how low the setting. The bathrooms were like a scene out of faulty towers with plugs that keep self-closing in the bath (making a shower not as nice as you stand in a foot of water). My daughters cot was like it had been borrowed from Prisoner cell block H, metal and very old with no mattress, just a number of blankets on a piece of plywood. The air conditioning is very noisy making it practically impossible to sleep when it was on until you go used to the rattle.
The outdoor pool was closed for the best part of our 2 week stay; however this was due to refurbishment. From what I could see, it looked lovely and I am sure people staying after us will benefit, just a case of bad timing for this one.
Not to want to be completely negative, there are plenty of positives to outweigh the above. The hotel is first on the pickup route for the Disney parks and first to drop off, with only 2 other hotels on the route, which was fantastic when you need a seat after a long day on your feet and you are dying to get back to the hotel. The buses ran every half an hour all day to all the parks. The hotel is in a perfect location where 10 min walk in one direction you have the delights of Down Town Disney, and a 10 minute walk in the other direction you have a supermarket and a number of eating places.
From what I could gather most rooms had a balcony which was nice to use of an evening. There was up to date very large TV in all the rooms, which included a USB port for attaching iPods, cameras etc. The beds were massive (probably super king size) no joins, lumps of bumps, super comfy with plenty of pillows and blankets if needed. There is 2 shops in the foyet, which are open early in the morning till late at night. One is a small Disney shop for all the souviniers you forgot at the parks, and the other provides all the necessities from food, cigarettes and nappies to postcards and suitcases. As mentioned previously the staff were very friendly, which in its self, made up for the pitfalls.
One of our rooms had an issue with the electronic door key and we could not gain access to the room. As the hotel were currently installing all rooms with updated lock (as part of the on-going refurbishment program), without fail it was replaced within an hour. The very next day, our entire floor had the new digital locks on the doors.
I have to also point out that there is a utility room consisting of a washing machine and tumble dryer on each floor (I think) this was a godsend. It wasn't too expensive and when you go on holiday for 2 weeks with 2 children (1 a toddler) it makes life very easy.
The restaurants in the hotel were lovely, good food, excellent drink and perfect staff (they noticed my daughter's birthday badge and without a word to us brought out a birthday cake with candles and got the restaurant singing, now this is customer service!)
Although there were some negative issues with this hotel, I would definitely considerate again next time we go to Disney. I hope by the time we go, all the planned refurbishment will be carried out which will make for a nicer stay.
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MESA, Ariz. – Matt Szczur has a locker in between David DeJesus and Darwin Barney, a prime piece of real estate in the HoHoKam Stadium clubhouse.
DeJesus has the credibility that comes with 10 years in the big leagues. Barney wasn't exactly a sure thing either coming up as a too-small, too-slow infielder. That helps to explain why Szczur is feeling more comfortable this spring.
Before the Cubs start making cuts and sending players down the street to Fitch Park, Szczur is going to soak up as much as he can. The learning curve accelerated as soon as the former Villanova football star accepted a $1.5 million signing bonus in January 2011 and stopped training for the NFL combine.
"I just try and pick everybody's brain, so I can have my own approach," Szczur said. "That's the biggest thing for me. I feel like last year I didn't talk to anybody. I just felt like I stayed inside myself. But this year I feel like I've been trying to get information."
Two different administrations at Clark and Addison have used first-round picks on centerfielders who are on the radar: Brett Jackson (2009) and Albert Almora (2012).
Not to mention $30 million Cuban defector Jorge Soler – the corner outfielder who made his batting-practice shows must-see events – or all the other prospects team president Theo Epstein envisions being part of the scouting and player-development machine.
But that isn't going to drive or motivate Szczur. The 23-year-old centerfielder sat in the chair in front of his locker on Tuesday and thought back to a conversation he had with a roommate last year.
"No, not at all," Szczur said. "Just worry about yourself and that will take care of it. Because you should be friends with everybody on your team. Obviously, it's competitive, but there are 29 other teams out there. You just got to play as best as you can and you'll figure it out."
That attitude should help Szczur. The shorthand story about his makeup is how he once donated his bone marrow to an infant with leukemia. The medication forced him to miss part of his 2010 baseball season at Villanova. She survived after only having a 1-in-80,000 chance of finding a match.
Szczur was the ultimate slash player – running back/wide receiver/quarterback/kick returner – on the Villanova football team that won a national title in 2009.
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Szczur wears an offensive lineman's number (72), another sign of where he is right now in camp. He's 1-for-15 with seven strikeouts so far in the Cactus League, but the exposure and experience has been invaluable.
"He's a young man that hasn't played tons of baseball in his life," manager Dale Sveum said. "He's another kid where you can't teach that hand strength. The ball comes off his bat like a major-league player. But there's just adjustments that have to be made to understand what's all valued in his swing.
"His upper body wants to lift out of his swing, and that's why he chops balls to shortstop and third base. He's got power. He can hit a ball actually a long way. That guy's a really, really strong kid with major-league hands when he's got a bat."
Last season Szczur hit .295 with a .394 on-base percentage, 38 stolen bases and 68 runs scored in 78 games at Class-A Daytona. He strained his left knee sliding feet first in June and then had to play with a bulky brace.
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There are so many intangibles the Cubs once saw on the football field that could translate here. But Szczur has seen enough in big-league camp that this is the last time you should see this angle to the story in spring training.
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Due to conditions beyond our control, online and mobile navigation software is not directing visitors to the correct areas of the park. DO NOT set your navigation to "Raven Rock State Park".
To reach the central area of the park and hiking trails, we suggest using the address exactly as typed: 3009 Raven Rock Road, Lillington, NC, 27546 or GPS coordinates: 35.459259, -78.912911
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The Arizona Cardinals offensive line has just been hit with a massive blow; LT Levi Brown as torn his right triceps and will miss a minimum of three months. According to ESPN's Adam Schefter, Brown could be ruled out for the season. Arizona's struggling line does not need this kind of news and fantasy owners who are holding onto players like Beanie Wells or Larry Fitzgerald are now starting to panic.
If the offensive line can't function properly there will be no running game, and the passing game will struggle immensely. Many fantasy ranking boards feature Larry Fitzgerald as either the second or third overall wide receiver overall. Fitzgerald is one of the league pass catchers, yet if either of his two struggling quarterbacks cannot get him the ball his fantasy value will really struggle. Gridiron Experts still currently has Fitzgerald ranked as our number 2 WR, but unless things can improve in Arizona we will move him down slightly. It's hard to move down one of the best players in the game, yet the offensive line has looked terrible so far and is a key element to a teams offensive success.
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This week on the Billboard 200 albums chart, Katy Perry climbed in at No. 1 with her new album "PRISM," selling 286,000 copies in its first week. It was one of four new arrivals to the top 10, which also boasted bows from Fifth Harmony, DJ Khaled and AFI.
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But of course there were a number of movers and shakers outside the top 10, as usual. Let's take a look at some of them…
-- Def Leppard, "Viva Hysteria: Live at the Joint, Las Vegas" (No. 24): Def Leppard returns to the Billboard 200 chart this week, scoring its 16th charting album with the arrival of "Viva Hysteria: Live at the Joint, Las Vegas."
The independently released live set opens at No. 24 on the chart, selling 10,000 copies in its first week. It's the 15th top 40 entry for the group. It also launches at No. 3 on the Independent Albums chart. The release was also available as a home video, on DVD and blu-ray. The video equivalent of the album arrives at No. 3 on Music Video Sales, moving 2,000 copies.
-- Andrea Bocelli, "Love In Portofino" (No. 40): The tenor's latest release debuts at No. 40 and also opens at No. 1 on Classical Crossover Albums (7,000) -- his tenth leader on that tally. It extends his lead for the most toppers on that list, ahead of Sarah Brightman's seven No. 1s.
-- Il Volo, "Buon Natale: The Christmas Albums (No. 55): Speaking of Classical Crossover chart (see Bocelli, above), Il Volo nets its ninth top 10 album on that tally with the debut of "Buon Natale." (It enters at No. 2 on that list, and No. 55 on the Billboard 200.) Since the trio debuted on the Classical Crossover chart on April 30, 2011, no act comes close to the number of top 10s in that span of time.
-- The Neighbourhood, "I Love You" (No. 90): The band has been a model of consistency with this album, having sold between 3,000 and 5,000 in every week since mid-June. The set's latest single, "Afraid," rises 19-17 on Alternative airplay this week. The Neighbourhood's former No. 1, "Sweater Weather," slips 8-7 -- its 30th week in the top 10.
-- Donna Summer, "Love to Love You Donna" (No. 97): Donna Summer's new remix album, "Love to Love You Donna," takes a bow at No. 2 on Dance/Electronic Albums and No. 97 on the Billboard 200, selling 4,000, according to Nielsen SoundScan. It's the first new release from the late pop diva since her death in May of 2012 -- barring greatest hits compilations.
She last debuted with a non-hits package in 2008 with "Crayons," the final studio album she released during her lifetime. It debuted and peaked at No. 17 on the chart.
The new Verve remix album offers reworkings of some of her most familiar hits, refreshed by producers like Afrojack, Frankie Knuckles, Masters at Work and Hot Chip. The album also sports one new, previously unreleased track, "La Dolce Vita." The song is a collaboration with Giorgio Moroder, who co-produced most of Summer's albums released between 1975 and 1980.
-- Anoushka Shankar, "Traces Of You" (No. 185): After three previous entries on the World Albums chart, Shankar nabs her first No. 1, as "Traces of You" launches atop the list with 2,000 (her best sales week since 2005). It also bows at No. 185 on the Billboard 200. On World Digital Songs, three of the sets tunes (which feature her half-sister Norah Jones) debut.
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Yellowstone snowmobile deal reached
After more than 15 years, the Yellowstone snowmobile wars may have reached an end.
The National Park Service announced on Friday that it has a plan for managing snowmobiles and snow coaches in Yellowstone National Park, a compromise between tour operators eager to bring tourists in during the winter and environmentalists who oppose the pollution and noise accompanying such vehicles.
"We think we've got something they can get behind," said Yellowstone Superintendent Dan Wenk.
Under the proposal, which will take a few months to finalize, the park will allow 50 snowmobile groups and 60 snow coaches, which are large transport vehicles, to enter daily. During the winter season, which runs from Dec. 15 to March 15, there can be no more than an average of seven snowmobiles in a group, although during peak times operators can take up to 10 snowmobiles in a group.
The popular snow coaches — more than half of Yellowstone's winter visitors come on them — must reduce their vehicle emissions by 25 percent over the next few years, while snowmobiles and snow coaches will be required to run more quietly.
Tour operators and park advocates said they could accept the plan, although they hoped to make small tweaks before it becomes final in the late spring.
"The concept is great," said Yellowstone Vacations co-owner Randy Roberson, whose family company brings about 5,000 visitors each winter into the park.
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Neurologist (brain, nervous system)
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Multicenter inter-examiner agreement trial for the validation of simplified POPQ system
ABSTRACT The primary aim of this study was to evaluate the inter-examiner agreement of a previously described simplified pelvic organ prolapse quantification (S-POP) system in a multicenter, prospective, randomized, blinded fashion. Pelvic organ prolapse quantification (POPQ) system's use in daily practice is hampered due to perceived complexity and difficulty of use. The S-POP was introduced in order to make the POPQ user-friendly and increase its usage (Swift et al. in Int Urogynecol J 17(6):615-620, 2006).
Five hundred eleven subjects underwent two separate pelvic exams in random order by two blinded examiners employing the S-POP at 12 centers around the world. Data were compared using weighted kappa statistics.
The weighted kappa statistics for the inter-examiner reliability of the S-POP were 0.87 for the overall stage, 0.89 and 0.81 for the anterior and posterior vaginal walls, 0.82 for the apex/cuff 0.89, and 0.84 for the cervix and vaginal fornix, respectively.
There is an almost perfect inter-examiner agreement of the S-POP system for the overall stage and each point within the system.
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Article: INVESTIGATE-I (INVasive Evaluation before Surgical Treatment of Incontinence Gives Added Therapeutic Effect?): Study protocol for a mixed methods study to assess the feasibility of a future randomised controlled trial of the clinical utility of invasive urodynamic testing[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: Urinary incontinence is an important health problem to the individual sufferer and to health services. Stress and stress predominant mixed urinary incontinence are increasingly managed by surgery due to advances in surgical techniques. Despite the lack of evidence for its clinical utility, most clinicians undertake invasive urodynamic testing (IUT) to confirm a functional diagnosis of urodynamic stress incontinence before offering surgery for this condition. IUT is expensive, embarrassing and uncomfortable for women and carries a small risk. Recent systematic reviews have confirmed the lack of high quality evidence of effectiveness.The aim of this pilot study is to test the feasibility of a future definitive randomised control trial that would address whether IUT alters treatment decisions and treatment outcome in these women and would test its clinical and cost effectiveness. This is a mixed methods pragmatic multicentre feasibility pilot study with four components:-(a) A multicentre, external pilot randomised trial comparing basic clinical assessment with non-invasive tests and IUT. The outcome measures are rates of recruitment, randomisation and data completion. Data will be used to estimate sample size necessary for the definitive trial.(b) Qualitative interviews of a purposively sampled sub-set of women eligible for the pilot trial will explore willingness to participate, be randomised and their overall trial experience.(c) A national survey of clinicians to determine their views of IUT in this context, the main outcome being their willingness to randomise patients into the definitive trial.(d) Qualitative interviews of a purposively sampled group of these clinicians will explore whether and how they use IUT to inform their decisions. The pilot trial will provide evidence of feasibility and acceptability and therefore inform the decision whether to proceed to the definitive trial. Results will inform the design and conduct of the definitive trial and ensure its effectiveness in achieving its research aim. Current Controlled Trials ISRCTN71327395 assigned 7th June 2010.Trials 07/2011; 12(1):169. DOI:10.1186/1745-6215-12-169 · 1.73 Impact Factor
Article: Center-by-center results of a multicenter prospective trial to determine the inter-observer correlation of the simplified POP-Q in describing pelvic organ prolapse[Show abstract] [Hide abstract]
ABSTRACT: This study was conducted to determine the differences in the inter-observer agreement of the simplified Pelvic Organ Prolapse Quantification (POP-Q) system from center to center in a large international multicenter study. This is a secondary analysis of the results of a large prospective single blind multicenter trial studying the inter-observer agreement of a simplified POP-Q exam. Twelve centers from four continents with a total of 511 subjects were included in this study. The number of subjects recruited per center ranged from 20 to 81. Each patient was independently examined by two investigators, with examination order randomly assigned and investigators blinded to each other's result. The weighted kappa statistic was used to evaluate the inter-observer agreement. Good and significant associations were observed on the anterior, posterior, and apical segments. Six out of 11 sites did not provide adequate number of subjects with prior hysterectomy for weighted kappa statistics or achieve significance regarding vaginal cuff measurement. The simplified POP-Q demonstrated good inter-examiner agreement across multiple centers.International Urogynecology Journal 11/2011; 23(5):579-84. DOI:10.1007/s00192-011-1593-y · 1.96 Impact Factor


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Firstly, this is a great addition to the plugin but is there any way of getting links to open in a new window with target="_blank"?
Firstly, this is a great addition to the plugin but is there any way of getting links to open in a new window with target="_blank"?
thanks for your post.
No, unfortunately, this is not possible, as the links are created by a WordPress function that does not have a filter possibility currently :-(
It would be necessary to rewrite that function to have a target attribute.
As a side note, allow me the remark, that
target="_blank" is actually a bad thing, and should not be used in my opinion. It takes control away from the user. Users can already open links in new windows/tabs in all browsers, and that's what should be the correct way used.
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Have to disagree with the use of target = blank though as this is often necessary if you wish to link your clients to a site with further information but actually still make it easy for them to get back to your site. A lot of people have absolutely no idea how to open links in new windows and so often have to be guided.
What I've ended up doing is creating the following script:
$('.wp-table-reloaded a').attr('target', '_blank');
so this will then open any link within the WP Table Reloaded table in a new window.
that's a good solution with JavaScript! Nice find!
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Thanks Tobias and more importantly thanks for a great time saving plugin!
sure, no problem! You are very welcome! :-)
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I love the plug-in! Great job. How do I created linked text within a column?
What I want to do is link text within each column to different PDFs
Use this extension: http://tobias.baethge.com/2009/12/extension-1-url-to-link-conversion/
Does this allow me to browse to PDFs in my media files or do I have to know the path?
thanks for your question.
That extension that greencode mentions will convert the URLs in table cells to clickable links. This might not be what you want.
If you have the PDFs in the WordPress Media library, you can simply use the "Insert image" button below the table cells to insert a link to it.
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The Mona Melisa Designs personalized wall plaques are all original designs created and hand-drawn digitally by the artist. The Mona Melisa Designs peel and stick room decor pieces are similar to wall decals but printed on a high-quality, fabric adhesive material that can be stuck and unstuck over and over again with no damage to walls, paint or wallpaper. The Mona Melisa Designs will even stick on textured walls! Because printing processes are permanent, the ink will not run, fade, or peel. The Mona Melisa Designs decor can be wiped clean with a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth. The Mona Melisa Designs decor will not rip or tear and the adhesive will remain sticky for up to 6 years (according to the material manufacturer). Simply peel your decor off of the backing and stick it gently to your wall in a convenient location. Make sure to flatten all areas and edges. The materials used for peel and stick decor contain no PVC and all components have been ruled to be safe in regard to lead and phthalates. This allows you to make the character in the artwork resemble the child for which the growth chart is being purchased. A name is always added to charts to help further personalize your artwork.
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great gift for girls. Mayra from Staten Island, NY on 08/25/2015 – Verified Buyer
This one totally matched the description on your website. The color options were great and size was just perfect. Personalizing it makes this truly one of a kind keepsake. Pros: Great value for a beautiful keepsake, one of a kind. Cons: none
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Love the plaque S from New York on 02/16/2015 – Verified Buyer
You guys are great and everything you carry is wonderful. I love the wall plaque. If I could give your company a star rating, I'd give you a "6" out of 5 star.
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Very cute SP from philadelphia, PA on 10/07/2014 – Verified Buyer
Took awhile to receive because of the personalization, but its worth it. Its very cute, looks exactly as pictured. The paper is thin, but its priced fairly for what it is and this is going on my daughter's bedroom door anyway, so it doesn't have to be thick quality. I wouldn't hesitate to order again.
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Very Cute mary from Oklahoma City, OK on 09/29/2015 – Verified Buyer
I purchased this for niece very cute It's a decal to stick on doors or walls no nails
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This plaque is bright and cheery and looks great for any little girls room!
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Summer 2002: Tied for team-high honors with 14.8 points per game on Notre Dame's European tour ... also averaged 7.3 rebounds per game (third on the team) and was a perfect 11-of-11 at the free throw line ... made a team-best six three-point field goals ... scored in double figures in three games ... registered a double-double with 22 points and 13 rebounds in win over Faenza-Ravenna Select on May 24.
Freshman Season: Appeared in 29 games (one start), averaging 14.7 minutes per contest ... collected 4.7 points and 3.3 rebounds per game ... carded nine points and sank first career three-point field goal at Arizona ... tallied eight points, including two three-point field goals, and pulled down four rebounds against DePaul ... added nine points against Providence ... charted eight points and career-best 10 rebounds in career-high 27 minutes vs. Seton Hall ... canned career-high three three-point field goals and logged nine points at Providence ... poured in career-best 16 points (7-14 FG) at top-ranked Connecticut ... buried back-to-back treys 33 seconds apart in first half and corralled game-high eight rebounds to spark Irish win over No. 16 Virginia Tech ... made first career start at Seton Hall, scoring five points - teamed with Allison Bustamante and Katy Flecky to form Notre Dame's first freshman starting trio in 20 years ... notched six points at Rutgers and made 4-of-4 free throws in the final 10 seconds to preserve a key road win for the Irish ... scored seven points and corralled six rebounds in BIG EAST quarterfinal vs. Syracuse ... tallied a team-high 10 points, including a pair of treys, in NCAA second-round game at Tennessee.
High School: A member of six state championship teams and an all-state pick in three sports during her prep career ... named Wyoming Miss Basketball after averaging 20.7 points and 8.4 rebounds in her final scholastic season and leading Campbell Country High School to state championship ... WBCA honorable mention All-American ... selected as the Milward Simpson Wyoming Female High School Athlete of the Year in 2001 ... received Wyoming Wendy's Heisman Award, in addition to being named the state's Gatorade Player of the Year ... three-time all-state 4A selection and all-North Conference honoree ... finished as school's career scoring leader ... also an outstanding track athlete who was a four-time all-state selection ... four-time 4A state high jump champion who led her team to four consecutive state championships ... holds school record in the high jump ... played on girls' golf team which won the school's first-ever state championship in that sport in fall 2000 ... also earned all-state and all-conference honors in that sport as well.
Personal Data: Born March 27, 1983 ... one of three children ... first Notre Dame player ever to come from the state of Wyoming ... enrolled in the College of Arts and Letters pre-professional program with a major in theology ... earned Dean's List honors in each of her first two semesters ... chosen for the 2001-02 BIG EAST Academic All-Star Team .... some former Notre Dame players who wore No. 24 include Theresa Mullins and Andrea Alexander.
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Timmons Group has been the leader in innovative design consulting within Virginia and surrounding states since 1953. With more than 200 professionals located in offices throughout Virginia and North Carolina, we offer our clients decades of senior-level experience and solve their challenges in creative ways, providing them with innovative solutions at an incredible value. We have been an Engineering News Record Top 500 Design Firm for more than 15 years and are committed to helping our clients achieve their vision. A values-based company with a clear mission to understand the unique needs of its clients, Timmons Group is dedicated to solving engineering and technology challenges because we know that helping our clients achieve their vision results in shared successes.
We are currently seeking a full time Administrative Assistant for our Richmond, VA office location.
Primary responsibilities include:
• Provide support to our internal clients. From typical clerical support such as preparing letters, answering the phone, typing, copying, coordinating mail pick-up and delivery, and any other task to lighten the load of the office staff.• Champion and lead all office events both internal employee as well as external marketing events. • Creating unforgettable first impressions for clients, employees and anyone who visits our office.
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• Sedulous Communicator –Communicating incessantly with the rest of the team, making sure the most minute details are handled with the same care as the big stuff. Knowing when to ask questions. Asking questions is the only way to ensure that we are all on the same page – to make sure that everything gets done without duplication of effort.
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Hilton Garden Inn San Diego/Rancho Bernardo
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Good value for the area
I stayed one night at the Hilton Garden Inn for the same amount that 1-Star motels were charging in the downtown and beach areas. It took me less than 20 minutes to drive from the hotel into the San Diego downtown area (granted it was early on a Saturday morning).
The hotel was impeccably clean, in a safe area, and staffed with friendly, helpful people. It would be a great tourist homebase for a family with a car, as every room includes a refrigerator, coffee maker, and microwave. A grocery store is just a few blocks away, as are several inexpensive restaurants. If you don't mind a short drive into San Diego, I would definitely recommend this place.
Excellent hotel
I would really have to pick some nits to find fault with this property.
The quiet upscale community of Rancho Bernardo is centrally located for access to San Diego's attractions..less then 25 minutes to the Zoo/downtown, under 20 minutes to beaches, and less then a 15 minute drive to the spectacular Wild Animal Park.
The rooms were cheerfully decorated and immaculate. The pool area was commodious, with a decent sized pool. All common areas, including the lobby, bar and dining room were bright and tastefully decorated.
The semi-buffet breakfast with made to order omelettes, pancakes, or French toast was delicious.
The staff was very nice and quite professional.
I can't wait to go back!
Loved the Hilton Garden Inn Rancho Bernardo
August 9-13, 2006 Our family had 2 rooms and a suite and everyone was EXTREMELY pleased with the property!! The hotel is in a good location, just off I-15 approximately 25 minutes north of Lindbergh International Airport. The hotel was very clean and the housekeeping staff did a wonderful job making our room look fresh and inviting each day. There was plenty of parking, both outside of our room, so we could see our car, as well as underground in a locked parking garage, taking the elevator to our room. The 24 hour gym had new equipment and 2 t.v.'s to entertain me while I worked up a sweat. They even have excercise kits with a mat, excercise bands, etc to take to your room if you want. This is a great property for families as they have a nice pool/hot tub area with a BBQ and tables with umbrellas. It is also good for business travelers since they have a business center, and it is secure, you just use your room key to enter and check your e-mail, fax, print,etc. Our room had a microwave, fridge and complimentary coffee and there was also coffee in the lobby as well as fresh baked cookies in the afternoon! What a nice surprise! There were restaurants and groceries stores within walking distance. I would definitely return to this property!! They get an A+ in my book!
Very nice
This is a very nice hotel. We stayed there for 2 nights. The staff was very helpful. Rooms were clean, with a microwave and frig in each. This is a great place to stay if your business is in this area, otherwise it is about 30 minutes from San Diego and traffic coming north to it from the airport and the city can be very congested.
New hotel, great value
My husband and I stayed here for a weekend getaway. We booked through hilton.com a special package. If you book a special package, make sure you bring with you a list of all the included details and review them at check in with the front desk. The hotel desk staff was not up on what was included with the corporate-created packages. Not a big deal and they accomodated when asked, but you will have to review the details with them to ensure you are getting everything you paid for!
This is a new hotel, which is nicely decorated and very clean. The staff at the front desk is friendly and helpful. The rooms are well appointed with a microwave, fridge and complimentary coffee. On weekends during the summer, the hotel is packed with families going to Lego Land. During the week, it's more corporate and filled with business travelers. The pool and hot tub are very nice and were stocked with towels. On weekend early mornings the pool is packed with noisy families getting in a swim before heading to the parks. If you want to sleep in, ask for a room that doesn't overlook the pool. Because Rancho Bernardo is inland from San Diego, it's hot here in the summer and we were glad to have nice, quiet air conditioning. There were several nice restaurants within a few miles, plus a movie theater. We recommend Pegasus Cafe for Greek food.
Our package included free breakfast at the buffet restaurant, which was pretty basic, but decent. On Sunday, they kept running out of food and were slow to restock. I would not have paid the $10 for it on the weekend, as it was so crowded with families/kids and they were grossly understaffed. However, on Monday, it was a different story - quiet and the buffet was well-stocked.
Would I stay there again? Absolutely.
Total Luxury!
After planning our family vacation to Legoland/SeaWorld for months, the hotel we first chose on Hotel Circle turned out to be a nightmare on arrival. We quickly checked around and found a terrific deal at the Hilton Garden Inn. About 15-30 minutes outside of downtown via Interstate 15, Rancho Bernando seems to be an extremely affluent suburb. And this hotel fits right in - spotless, comfortable, even stylish. If they had crystal chandeliers and some expensive vases laying around, it would pass for a 4-star. Our very large king room had 15 ft ceilings, a quiet efficient air conditioner, comfortable bath, and practically unused sleeper sofa. The staff was extremely kind and took 100% care of a rather needy family. They even leave towels conveniently laid around the heated pool's deck chairs.
Noise is a problem. You can lightly hear the highway traffic through the windows, and we could hear everything in the hallways. Be sure to ask for a quiet room if you are sensitive. The layout of the hotel is such that the staff can probably accomodate.
We hit rush hour traffic a couple of times and it wasn't all that bad - especially when we knew we were heading for paradise compared to the rundown old hotels of downtown. We ate more than once at the Elephant Bar and Grill about 5 blocks away. Great food and excellent service. We ate breakfast buffet in the hotel restaurant and it was very fresh and excellent but $6-$10 per person.
We had such a great time we stayed an extra night!
Very pleasant personnel and cheerful, clean facility
We have stayed in this hotel twice, each time for a 4-day stretch. The employees across the board do a good job of being gracious hosts - pleasant and accommodating - at the front desk staff, in the restaurant, and in housekeeping. A feature that works particularly well is the business center off the lobby. Printing goes smoothly from the reliable in-room internet connection to the printer which is housed in a public working room that is well-stocked with office supplies. Convenient printer access is a big plus in hotels these days.
Our only criticism of this property is faulty room acoustics - a product of its construction. Inside the bedrooms and bathrooms, one hears neighbors' conversations through the heat ducts. The noise from the corridors also carries into the rooms, particularly early-morning housekeeping conversations.
Nice, Safe and Clean Hotel
I just returned from San Diego. I was staying at Hilton Garden Inn San Diego this Feb for 17 nights. The 3 storey high hotel is cosy, clean and safe to stay. There are laundry room, heated pool and 24 hour gym for the guests. The security measure is commendable as these areas are only accessible with your room key!! The staff are friendly and helpful. As breakfast is provided as part of my stay, I will dine at the restaurant every morning. The kitchen staff can even remember my preference of how i want my eggs to be done on my 2nd day of stay!! The hotel doesn't serve lunch but you can go to the supermarkets nearby to pick up microwavable food to heat up in your room. Or choose to dine at the restaurants or deli shops nearby. Other amenities like public library, drugstores and banks are nearby too. These are withing walking distance which takes merely 5mins. I will definitely stay at this hotel when i next visit San Diego. EXCELENTE
Just a bit Overpriced
Nice hotel, good interior finishes. Cocktails are served in the evening and generally good turnout. My double Gin and Tonic was reasonably priced. The hotel, overall, is overpriced by about 20$ per night, for the level of amenities and general proximity to, well, nothing. I can also vouch for the fact that it is structurally sound during earthquakes...
Shiney and New
Located in Rancho Bernado, a 15 minute drive from the centre of San Diego on the I15. Excellent hotel, newly opened, clean as a whistle with welcoming front desk staff. We only stayed for two nights but could happily have stayed for longer. The rooms are well equipped and have a microwave and fridge (although no crockery/cutlery etc.) and are very spacious. Bathrooms just as sparkly and new as the rest of the hotel. A good location for visiting the area surrounding San Diego without having to fight your way through the city traffic every day.
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