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SPECIAL FOR 2015 -- LUNCH AND PIES The members of First Church will be selling a slice of home-made pie and coffee for $2 from 11 am to 1:30 pm and then resume from 2:30 pm till the pie is gone! Additionally, they will sack bag lunches available for the musicians that will include a ham or turkey sandwich and a bag of chips and a bottle of water for $3. It would be helpful for the church members to know approximately how many to prepare. So, if you are interested in this $3 lunch, please email firstname.lastname@example.com and reserve your lunch.
There will be special recognition for the youngest and oldest musicians, horn decoration, and farthest distance travelled. In 2014, we had 98 musicians participate – let's have more this year! There is nothing better than the rich and glorious sound of a large tuba/euphonium choir!
Music is available for purchase at the event. Bass clef and treble clef books are $20 each. A "large print" book is $25. These books are used at TUBACHRISTMAS events around the world. If you'd like to have this music in advance, please contact Mike Golemo, TUBACHRISTMAS coordinator & conductor, at firstname.lastname@example.com or at 515.292.0685. Mike is the Director of Bands at Iowa State University.
A limited number of TUBACHRISTMAS hats and scarves will be for sale for $15 at the event. If you would like to purchase one of these in advance, please contact Mike Golemo. All are available in either red, green, or blue, but there will be a limited number. Reserve yours early!
Prices for music and clothing may vary depending on inventory from previous years and current national prices.
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The Milwaukee Art Museum's admission will be free on Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. This is to mark the opening of "30 Americans," a multi-generational art exhibit featuring the work of African American artists.
Many of the artists in the exhibit address issues of race and cultural identity in very direct ways, and the show is one of the first in the museum's featured exhibition space to explore such issues so directly. The museum has also placed "Wisconsin 30" an exhibit of 30 African American artists from the state on view. »Read Full Blog Post
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SAN ANTONIO — Chronic wasting disease, better known to deer breeders and hunters as CWD, has not been detected in Texas, but Mitch Lockwood said the state is trying to put together a good response plan in case it is ever needed.
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Though convention goers attend the gatherings for a variety of reasons, the main one is to get together with longtime friends who share the same passion for deer, the association's executive director Karl Kinsel said.
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The industry is particularly strong in rural areas of West Texas, he added.
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SCOUTING REPORT: The Brewers went 6-9 against their NL Central Division archenemies in 2012, and the Cardinals are tied for first place in the division with the favored Cincinnati Reds. They're already dealing with a huge blow in their bullpen, with closer Jason Motte possibly looking at season-ending Tommy John surgery on his right elbow in the coming weeks. First baseman Matt Carpenter, a former utility man, has exploded out of the gates and is tied for the NL lead in hits with 14. Sluggers Matt Holliday, Allen Craig and Carlos Beltran, meanwhile, are off to slow starts.
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Resident Evil 6
The time has NEVER been better to properly release Resident Evil OUTBREAK!
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- The time has NEVER been better to properly release Resident Evil OUTBREAK!
In every way possible.
While I want to be a selfish fanboy and say "the Outbreak characters had more personality than ANY of the main series' characters, thus THEY should be the stars of the reboot" I can't help but be mature about it.............
Releasing another Outbreak game where you have Chris, Jill, Leon, Claire, Ada, Sherry selectable...uhm...that is like...INSTANT money for Capcom.
Throw in a DLC mode (Mercs???) with Wesker, Barry, Rebecca, Hunk, Sheva, Josh, and Jake and you literally have a record seller on your hands!!!!!
And yes, of course, this new Outbreak styled Resident Evil 7 (or whatever they choose to call it) would solve all of the gripes in the community like voice chat while IN the same room, a slower acting Virus Gauge, better camera angles, and more forgiving "tank controls."
I can't see how this could go wrong! The only way they have a surefire hit is if they do a Resident Evil 2 ReMake or if they some sort of Outbreak ReMake thingy. Those are the best blends of the old nostalgias AND whatever new things they wanna add in (like hand to hand combat, if they refuse to drop that from the franchise).
Anyyyyyyyways...I'm rambling at this point, so let me stop. LOL. Please tell me your thoughts. So excited at all of the possibilities!!!!! :-D
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Goldsickle 4 years ago#2
No problems at all with another Outbreak game.
Just no awkward aiming and fixed camera.
There is no such thing as a "Quick Time Event done right".
A game that has Quick Time Events is a "video game done wrong".
ssj_duelist 4 years ago#3
3rd person camera though. RE4 controls (tank) to make it less action oriented. Online though so it means live pausing.
I miss the hell out of Outbreak
MallyPureSmooth 4 years ago#5
As long as they fix the horrid inventory system, i'm all for it.
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No problems at all with another Outbreak game.
As long as these requirements are met, I'll buy it. Otherwise, hell no.
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RekoisCool 4 years ago#7
Eh...I would rather for just an Outbreak File 3 to be made with the original Outbreak characters. The thing that made Outbreak so fun to me is that the survivors were running for their lives to escape the city; not fearless fighting off BOWs. The zombies in Outbreak were actually scary to come across in the large numbers unlike RE6. I remember how frightening it was when the zombies broke into the bar on very hard mode before breaking the door down...man...I miss that game.
saberstrom 4 years ago#8
did anyone kill the elepant? i couldnt, is it even killable?
YukitoRambo 4 years ago#9
How Outbreak would work with current gen.
1. HDD install means NORMAL load times. I think this is the main factor that killed the game because many people didn't bother getting HDD for their PS2s.
2. Fairer inventory system. Most Outbreak characters only have 4 slots, of which all items occupy 1 regardless of their size(a small key takes as much space as a goddamn shotgun? Get outta here!) It still needs to be as limited though to give challenge and prevent excessive hoarding of items by a single player.
- in my opinion would be best done a la RE4, but this time, both supplies and key items should be kept in the same space.
3. RE4 camera.
4. Free 360 aiming. Since critical-guaranteed-shot skills(Kevin/Alyssa) would be pointless for this aiming system, they would need to find other ways to distinguish between experienced firearms handlers and the common folk. I suggest that they do that by aiming speed and laser/cursor jitter. For example;
- Kevin-type moves faster when aiming. His strong, experienced hands should be able to hold the gun near still when aiming and recoil has minimal effect on him
- Yoko-type moves a bit slower when aiming. She is moderately built and lacks experience firing guns so jitter should be a bit worse than Leon's in RE4, and recoil decreases her rate of fire and increases sway
5. 1-hit headshots with handguns should still be available, but it should be randomized with a critical damage shot. Decrease the area of the head players need to aim to get it(just around forehead level because that's where the brain is), and program the zombies so they randomly stumble down and interrupt players' aim
Personal wish
1. Grenade launchers shouldn't be the only weapon with multiple bullet types! Keep it real and give players at least a choice between standard FMJ(penetrating) and soft/hollow point(single target/more damage) ammo for handguns. Shotgun shells should be available in buckshots and slugs. Tracer rounds would be cool too. And of course, these ammo types should have their unique uses against certain enemy types.
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Moose_Of_Woe 4 years ago#10
Amen. Although I don't think there's ever a bad time to release another Outbreak.
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The Labany is not a purebred dog. It is a cross between the Labrador Retriever and the Brittany Spaniel. The best way to determine the temperament of a mixed breed is to look up all breeds in the cross and know you can get any combination of any of the characteristics found in either breed. Not all of these designer hybrid dogs being bred are 50% purebred to 50% purebred. It is very common for breeders to breed multi-generation crosses.
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ETOBICOKE, Ontario – Alpha Bettor saved ground under a good ride from Justin Stein en route to an upset score in the $200,000 Eclipse Stakes at Woodbine on Sunday.
Alpha Bettor ($29.60) raced in third along the backstretch in the Grade 2 route as Don Cavallo set lively fractions, with 1-5 favorite Delegation in close proximity. Alpha Bettor came along the rail in the stretch and prevailed by a neck over Delegation in a quick 1:42.69 for the 1 1/16 miles.
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Loved Riviera
We go there every year, we stayed in their chalets and bungalow. Perfect for the price. It is loacated right on the strip of wis dells close to Noah's Ark, tommy and nice restaurants. Their staff is very nice and best place for the price. Check out the website: ----
Perfect place to stay for Family and Friends
We thoroughly enjoyed our stay at Riviera. We booked their Chalet Suite for 4 of us. We coudn't have got a better deal for the money we spent.
They gave us great deals on Casino and Mount Olympus Packages. They got a beautiful new Play-park for kids (wasn't there last year). My yournger had blast in their Indoor pool.
All and all, one of the best places to stay in Wisconsin Dells.
Great place to stay
This a great place for the price. Perfectly located, right in the center of dells. Their heart shaped whirlpools (chalets) and bungalows are excellent. We had booked two rooms. We are going again next summer...so should you. Enjoy!!!!!!!
Riviera letdown, did not live up to it's name
When I arrived, there was a musty smell in the hall, and 2 jacuzzi rooms I checked. It seemed seedy. When I asked if I could cancel my reservation, they said sure, but you will not get your $155.00 Jacuzzi room fee back. BEWARE!! To me a fee should be contingent on a room meeting my fair expectations. How can you gauge smell from a picture??
We stayed, and while the jaccuzzi was the draw, the Riviera was not a $200.00 room(with all taxes). There were cigarette burns on the acrylic bath tub in the second room, cracked tiles by the jaccuzzi tub, a loud fan in the bathroom, simple furniture, and the rooms were decidedly outdated in appearance. This is not worth $200. Stay at the Wilderness, and you will get a $165.00 room in substantially better condition(admittedly without the jacuzzi, but with 5 waterpark passes).
The indoor swimming pool area was punctuated by water marks on the walls, the plunger next to the toilet in the mens room, murky water in the hot tub in the indoor area, and the lack of any presentation.
In addition, in Wisconsin, the air can be cool, but the indoor pool area is not indoor accessible from many, if not most rooms. You need to walk outdoors from your room to get to the indoor or outdoor pool area.
As an added aggravation, there were not any locks on the doors separating the jacuzzi bedroom from the second bed room. As a consequence, your jacuzzi privacy may be interupted. Fortunately, ours was not.
It's nice but ...
This is a nice mom & pop hotel. A bit pricey ($79 / nite for 2 adults & 2 kids mid-week) but the Dell's ain't inexpensive. We stayed in a single room near the outdoor pool on the strip. These rooms don't appear to have been updated / remodeled since the 70s. Clean no-frills room with microwave, mii-fridge, & strong smell of smoke. The outdoor pool has a small water slide and is 3 1/2 feet deep at its deepest, which is just fine from families with small kids. Also has nice outdoor hot tub. The pool and hot tub area appear to be new. Also an indoor pool area. The Dells area is about a tacky as any tourist trap in the world, but if you've got to go to the Dells the location is convenient to water parks, mini-golf, etc. It's a basic place to stay.
I was very disappointed in your hotel. We actually cancelled out reservation upon arrival because of the lack of cleanliness. We could bearly see the bottom of the indoor pool it was so cloudy. The stairway was filthy. Also having to forfiet our enetire deposit was very disturbing. I can see a cancellation fee, but the entire deposit?
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Good Morning to all who would like to stay in a perfect little place!
We have been going to the Dells for the past 4 years together! We go as parents with our kids and w/o kids for a parent getaway!
If you like more of the quietness and less hustle and bustle, this is the hotel for you!! We stay here at least five times a summer every year!
The hotel itself isn't the ritz like the Great Wolf Lodge, however, I would never stay anywhere else. The staff treat us like family and are real people. They believe in what the hotel represents and there not to just do there job. They believe in treating you like people and a family. The staff everyday will accommodate to your every need. THE OLD SAYING, TREAT OTHERS AS YOU WANT TO BE TREATED!! We have never had an issue with our reservation, excepct for the very first time we stayed almost 5 years ago. Our room has always been clean and wonderful! The last couple years, the hotel has made some magnificent updates!
If anyone has any doubt regarding this hotel, please contact me at our email and chat with us. Be glad to give any information requested!
Also, if any you like to dance and have a great time at the clubs, GO TO BROTHER-INLAWS!!! IT'S HOT!!!
Hope to meet some of you at the Riviera this summer. July 4th wknd is AWESOME!!! Looking forward to it
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Great place, great location, great time. The Riviera Suites is a great place to enjoy a romantic evening. Check-in early enjoy the heart shaped whirlpool and walk across the street for a great dinner at the Del Bar! Walk 50 yards or less back and do it again. $129/night great price. Going back for our second trip next week. ENJOY...we will!
Enjoyed our stay!!
Stayed in a whirlpool suite and even though the place looked kind of seedy driving in, the suites were gorgeous! New everything, lots of little extras, helpful staff, and a hotel pool, hot tub & sauna available as well! Lots of fun, good rates, and close to everything without being in the thick of traffic! We're going back again this spring!
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We just came back from the Riviera Suites and absolutely loved our
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Tomorrow the Texas group is going to The Dells for breakfast then it will be more cleaning and washing as well as filling the fresh water tank in prep for Madison next week. We will be going in with full gas tank, full fresh water tank, and empty waste tanks since we will be on the generator 24 hours a day during the ...
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First thing this morning we called Mineola and Santo looking for camping spots. Both had space, so 22-31 Aug, we will be staying at Mineola Civic Center, Mineola, TX and 31 Aug-7 Sep we will be at Coffee Creek Campground in Santo, TX. Then on to Durant, OK for the Sep rally of the South Texas Renegades.
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Bob wanted to get the oil changed in the car so we drove over to Portage to a lube place. I convinced him to take me to Walmart first. Since we have to conserve our water ...
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... gathering and the wind started to blow and it felt like the temperature dropped about 15 degrees and it rained about 10 seconds. The temperature did not rise again, in fact last night's low was high 50s.
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I went over there a time or two to try to read up on it, but stuff was so buried & sometimes reads like a foreign language. It was nice to have a short & sweet translation. I also loved coming here just to read ppls results & be inspired.
[QUOTE=tatertot;997317]Hey, guys; I don't get on here much, but it looks like this thread took a strange turn. From what I can piece together, Otzi, the OP, was a member of [url=http://www.hypothermics.com]Thermogenex - Fuel the Burn[/url] and posted some stuff on here that he 'borrowed' from that site. The owner of [url=http://www.hypothermics.com]Thermogenex - Fuel the Burn[/url] took issue with the cross-sharing of info and put in a cease-and-desist order against Otzi from talking about, of all things, potatoes. How bizarre.
Well, I went and read what Ray Cronise wrote about potatoes, and I couldn't see anything propietary about this knowledge. In fact, I would say Ray Cronise 'borrowed' most of his stuff from Steven Guyenet, Dr. McDougall, and Peter at Hyperlipid. There was absolutely nothing at [url=http://www.hypothermics.com]Thermogenex - Fuel the Burn[/url] about an official 'potato diet', just about 50 comments on a blog about gut health wherein Ray Cronise recommended people eat potatoes for weight loss. When people ask about it, he gets very dismissive saying 'everyone has it wrong' and 'nobody but him knows how metabolisms really work'. He then promises more data is coming soon and he will soon reveal the truth behind weightloss. Sounds kinda 'Wizard of Oz' to me. Wasn't there another guy that did this kinda stuff recently? Jack Kruse, anybody?
Anyway, I just want to tell you all that no matter how this gets spun, a diet of all potatoes seems to be the height of fat loss. I did it for 14 days and lost 10lbs, nearly 3 weeks later, I'm down 12lbs from where I started. I was weight stable for almost 2 years prior to 1 October, my extra weight was firmly entrenched around my midsection and I could not get it to budge. 2 weeks of potatoes and I'm down 2" of abdominal circumference and it has stayed off, despite returning to my pre-potato eating levels.
I think anyone considering giving this a try should do it immediately. Stick to as plain of potatoes as possible, no fancy cooking methods, baked or boiled, in my opinion is perfect. Boiled and chilled even better. Don't count calories, don't intentionally try to eat at your old levels, just eat til full.
I've been working with 9 people who are doing the potato diet and all of them are losing about 1/2 pound a day or more. I think it is a shame that Otzi was stifled, and I don't really understand what's going on, but we need to keep spreading the word on this diet tip. Cheap, easy, almost fool-proof, and it really works!
I may start a new thread later this week where we can put some of the discussion back in and leave Otzi and Ray Cronise to their own little world at [url=http://www.hypothermics.com]Thermogenex - Fuel the Burn[/url][/QUOTE]
I definitely think you should, and put the thread in Odds and Ends so The Alarmists don't get their weenies
in a knot thinking newbies are going to read the potato thread and do that instead of primal.
Post in here when you get that thread up and running.......................
Ray Cronise is a good guy. I have been reading his blog for years. Comments started showing up in a blog about losing weight eating potatoes. I made a few comments on his blog and Ray emailed me his phone number asking me to call him. We spoke at length about some research he was doing and papers he was getting ready to publish. He told me none of his work involved a 'potato diet' and he implied he didn't want to be the 'potato guy'. He said he used potatoes as a bit of a distractor in that potatoes had been villified by so many groups as an 'evil carb'. This is all in the comments of his blogs, so I'm not divulging anything here.
I started this thread and then emailed Ray to see if he wanted to join in. When he saw it, he asked me to please just send people over to his site as he didn't have time to devote to defending his work on Mark's Daily Apple. Ray came over here last year on a thread about Cold Thermogenesis and we had a good time Q&A'ing with him about the benefits of cold. I thought he may want to do the same with potatoes, but sadly, no.
So, no evil intent on my part. I think we can talk about this more later after his work is published and becomes public domain, but for now I am happy to watch you guys try it out and see where this all goes.
[QUOTE=Im Losing It;997369]Otzi found Cronise's work on Cronise's private forum, then came here and presented the work as his own and positioned himself as some kind of 'guru'. Was it for ego, to play the star? Or was Otzi's plan to monetize shortly? [/QUOTE]
Umm sorry. You are being grossly unfair also. Otzi never ever once presented the work or info as his own. He made that very well known from the get-go.
All that stuff was my own thoughts. Ray never posted anything close to as in-depth as what you showed I had posted.
You left out the best one:
[QUOTE=otzi;988114]Sorry to hear about your Dad. Hope he has a speedy recovery. If figured you were off somewhere--hoped it was climbing a mountain or something fun.
I started the "MOAR taters" thread in homage to your "MOAR fat" thread. I came across this hack for weightloss last summer and tried it on myself and close friends to great success before posting it on MDA.
I'm not the mastermind of the 'Potato Diet' but I have invited him to come and talk about it. You will be surprised when you learn who it is. If I can talk him into posting here, I'll start a new thread so you guys can get all your questions answered by a real expert in nutrition.
I implore you to read through the tater thread and look at the results. This is nothing more than a well-designed, short-term fat-busting hack. It's not a life-long diet plan. It is repeatable and predictable.
I love it because it's as ancestral as anything we do. Most, if not all, cultures since the beginning had access to starchy tubers. Undoubtedly there were certain times when they had to rely on these tubers as a sole source of food. I really like that this is coming out now, in the Fall, because this is the perfect time to add a short-term starch feast into your life.
Be kind.[/QUOTE]
I don't think that I could ever be characterized as being the biggest fan of the potato hack, but I never got the impression that Otzi was out for self-aggrandizement.
I'd say we need to be a little less quick with the name calling on the forum.
[QUOTE=Im Losing It;997453]That wasn't in this thread. In this thread you pretended it was yours[/QUOTE]
I'm not wasting my time to dig for it, but I can remember him saying it, and to whom. It was to Paleobird in reference to her not being around as much lately.
To which she replied that she wished she were climbing a mountain.
<insert a So there. Nananana boo-boo here>
And speaking of mountains... out of molehills. :rolleyes:
And speaking of mountains... out of molehills. :rolleyes:[/QUOTE]
lol....yeah, get a grip.


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Waterplace Park This downtown hotel is within 0.25 mile of the Rhode Island Convention Center, Waterplace Park, and the Providence Performing Arts Center. Free Wi-Fi The Westin Providence offers a childrens club, an indoor pool, and complimentary wireless Internet access. Video games Rooms feature the Westin Heavenly Bed, with 300-thread-count Egyptian-cotton linens, and TVs with pay movies and video games.
Property amenitiesConcierge servicesConcierge deskComplimentary newspapers in lobbyFitness equipmentBar/loungeCoffee shop or caféBreakfast available (surcharge)Business centerBanquet facilitiesBallroom(s)Exhibit spaceConference room(s)Event cateringAudio-visual equipmentExpress check-out24-hour front deskCurrency exchangeATM/bankingDry cleaning/laundry serviceNumber of floors: 25Air-conditioned public areasParking (surcharge) $23/NightElevator/liftGift shops or newsstandHealth clubInternet access in public areas - complimentaryInternet access - wirelessChildrens clubMassage - treatment room(s)Meeting rooms (small groups)Multilingual staffNumber of rooms: 564Parking (valet)Parking garageRestaurant(s) in hotelRoom service (24 hours)SaunaSecurity guardShoe shineShopping on siteSmoke-free propertySwimming pool - indoorUmbrellaUse of nearby fitness center (discount)
Room amenitiesInternet access - high speedCable/satellite TVHypo-allergenic bedding availableComplimentary newspaperAir conditioningClimate controlBlackout drapes/curtainsInternet access - surchargeCoffee/tea makerHousekeepingBathrobesComplimentary toiletriesHair dryerIron/ironing boardIn-room safeNon-smoking rooms onlyElectronic check-outElectronic/magnetic keysClock radioDeskCribs (infant beds) availablePay moviesPremium beddingRefrigerator (on request)Shower/tub combinationTelephoneTelevisionTurndown service (on request)Video-game consoleVoice mailWake-up calls
highly recomend hotel skip breakfast buffet absolutely horrendasvery clean great location room was beutiful breakfast buffet was very lacking for a hotel of this caliber would highly discourage from eating thereRating:3
Not a fan of Providence, but Best Hotel in the areaIf you are going to Providence then I recommend you stay here. It was far from the best hotel I have stayed in, but it was clean and accomdating.Rating:3
westin RIsort of expensive for just a room Parking $23 per noc Service SLOw AT RESTYRANT FOR BREAKFASTRating:2
They could have seen it comingIt was graduation for multiple universities in Providence that weekend. Every hotel in the city was booked months in advance. But the Westin seemed totally unprepared. There were ridiculous waits for check-in, restaurants, room service. Wait for valet to retrieve cars on Sunday morning was over 30 minutes. Trying to get breakfast, people had to bus their own tables. Our room (next to the elevator) had a toilet that wouldnt stop running, a completely dysfunctional thermostat (kept resetting itself to 80 degrees), and (admittedly least important), a coffee pot that wouldnt make coffee. There were no cribs available (although we had requested one in advance.) Ive been to this hotel on multiple previous occasions, so I know this is not typical. But someone in Westin Central needs to get their wrist slapped for poor planning.Rating:5
Wonderfully ComfortableThe room had every pampered stay gizmo you could imagine. It was a welcome hideout on a night where temperatures were in the single digits.Rating:3
Manager was unconcernedFirst of all, there was a long line for check in. Second, there was a cheerleading competition so the pool was very crowded, the whirlpool was dirty, and we got one king sized bed for four people. They gave us a cot that was uncomfortable for two of us to use. The heater rattled also and was set too high and could not be lowered. The next day we could not use the pool because it had too much chlorine in it because of the crowd using it the day before. The management did not seem to care that our stay was awful. Overall, our stay was dissapointing because the other time we stayed it was so relaxing. Go to Nancys Fancies bakery on Atwell Avenue. The cupcakes are delicious.Rating:3
Comfortable StaySwank Lobby. Room was way back in a convoluted hallway. No shampoo or other things in restroom. Pleasant staff. Good breakfast buffet. So- so restaurant serviceRating:4
BUSY but accomodating!!!We checked in around 7 pm and our rooms werent ready, the lobby area was packed but they were very accomodating and gave us an $80 comp to the restaurant/bar upstairs. They said they would come get us when our room was ready but really we had to go back down to find out. Other than that gaffe in the beginning, everything else was great!
Travelers tip for business travelersThere is a cigar bar (Cigar Masters) attached to the hotel with its own entrance outside. Great place to sit back, have a nice cigar and watch the game. Very friendly workers there too. Also, McFaddens downtown is a great bar to watch the game and meet locals.Rating:5
Wow, exceptional!We booked this hotel during a special price deal through Expedia. Luxury hotel for a great price. The location is in the heart of Providence so you can walk to restaurants, shops, cultural sites. We took a cab to the restaurant but walked back once I saw where we were. Skyway to the Providence Place Mall from the Westin itself. Excellent service began with the valet and continued throughout our stay.
Travelers tip on saving a few bucksLook for a special price deal through Expedia. Even with the charge for parking overnight, it was still priced right.Rating:5
Loved the Westin!This was my 1st time staying at the Westin hotel & I really enjoyed my weekend there.Hotel staff were very helpful & informative.The rooms were nice & I especially liked the heavenly bed & the dual shower in the bathroom.In addition the pedestrian bridge to the mall was a bonus as well.Look forward to staying here again on future visits to Providence.
Travelers tip on shoppingNear downtown connected to mall & many restaurants.Rating:3
A Westin Not Really ike The Others...Generally Westins are visually appealing and clean. This particular hotel was a mess and smelled like wet dog almost, dont even look down for the stains, you wont want to see them. As usual, the heavenly bed was great if you can get past the smells and damp stained carpet. The front desk staff was FANTASTIC...that much they do have going for them!! WAY TO GO STAFF!!
Travelers tip on local attractionsThe hotel is located so close to everything.Rating:5
Very NiceVery nice...service was excellent and room was great. Location was wonderful...loved the skybridge to the mall and the local restaurants.Rating:3
providence, r.i.restaurant service was just plain bad.Rating:3
not impressed first Westin not impressed withAs I enter the room there was a dirty hand towel on the floor.. probably fell off the maids cart. The rug was stained in many places. clean but stained. the bath tub had a yellow stain large spot in it. overall not impressed but I guess it was the cheaper hotel in the area I needed. would not go out of my way.. should have spent the extra $30 and stayed at the Marriott or Biltmore..Rating:5
Heavenly Bed and Bath...Enough Said!The hotel staff was very professional and attentive, everyone from the bell hop to the front desk personnel. The bed and bath are worth the price of admission alone. We enjoyed everything about the hotel and its surroundings. You will be hard pressed to get better service, location, and amenities for the price. Loved it!
Travelers tip on diningFederal Hill is only a ten minute walk away with fantastic dining. We ate at Mediterreano Caffe and absolutely loved it. Try out the hotel and the eatery for a wonderful time. There is plenty of coffee shops and restaurants near the hotel within walking distance, and it has a walk way directly into the Providence Place Mall! Enjoy.Rating:5
Beautiful hotel, well situated in the center of townThe rooms are nicely appointed. No shower cap or other personal ammenities beyond shampoo and lotion. Surprising for a hotel of this caliber & with all the limitations for carry-on luggage. Staff was helpful, in-room dining very good.Rating:3
Great hotel but street noise was terribleThis is a beautiful, well-appointed hotel, but we encountered terrible street noise that troubled us each of the two nights we stayed there. We were on the 9th floor and could not believe how noisy it was. I guess it was because we faced Kennedy Plaza and the street noise resonated between the Westin and another tall building opposite it. We tried to use our rooms A/C unit to drown out the noise, but there was no way to keep it running constantly so we, including our toddler, just had sleepless nights. At least the beds were extremely comfortable. Also, only the lowest of the two double shower heads worked, meaning that we, both pretty tall adults, had to bend over to get to the water while showering. If you plan to stay, request a room that does not face Kennedy Plaza!!!!Rating:4
Room is clean and big enough.Not a historical hotel, but a good city hotel. Clean and spacious room. Next to a shopping mall.
Travelers tipCollege visitRating:5
great locationvery satisfiedRating:3
Not Usual Westin StandardsOur room was nicely decorated and clean. However, one of the closet doors was hanging off of its hinges and the bed was not the normal "heavenly bed" and felt just like a regular hotel bed. Id stay there again, but wouldnt be overly excited about it.Rating:4
Up to the standards of the Westin - excellentThis hotel is relatively new - and well appointed. Nice staff, clean and well cared for rooms with all the necessary amenities. Westins are always nice, this one is particularly so.
Travelers tip on shoppingConnected to the Providence mall - with excellent shopping and dining without going outside.Rating:4
good for college visitsexcellent location adjacent to Providence Place mall and many restaurants within walking distance; reasonable walk to RISD/Brown and train station.Rating:5
Great!!Beautiful hotel. Extremely comfortable beds. Pristine rooms. Great access to the mall and restraunts.Rating:3
Good hotel but atmosphere not so muchThe hotel is fine - in fact its better than fine - I mean it is the Westin after all. It was fun to be in the pool and hot tub - but it just felt like elements were missing all-around. Maybe it had to do with the winter season, but I didnt get the feeling that it was a happy cozy place to stay. It was made cozy yes, but its just a personal experience. Providence is a very nice city.
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