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Beautifully-appointed condo, built in 2005 and located in the gated community of Na Hale O Keauhou on the sunny west side on the Big Island of Hawaii.
Na Hale O Keauhou is a gated community, and within view of the 1st floor lanai is a pool and spa with ocean views, fitness center, BBQ area and on-site resident manager all within minutes from golf courses, restaurants, shopping, snorkeling, and diving.
This condo is fully furnished with high end furnishings and perfect for people that enjoy staying in spacious, modern, luxurious vacation homes.
Our condo features tranquil ocean views from the first and second floor lanais. This luxury townhome has an open floor plan on 2 levels: 2 bedroom suites, 2.5 baths, and 1450 square feet of elegance plus covered lanais. Central air conditioning and ceiling fans add to your comfort.
The living room offers ocean views, with a sofa and chair, a 55 inch LED LCD TV with digital cable, BluRay DVD player, and home theatre system. Stay connected with WiFi.
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Owners enjoy getting to know the Hawaii like the locals do.
Norman and Kara Atchison purchased this condo in 2011
Kona has the perfect weather and great fresh dining - fresh fish and local fruits and vegetables. So many outdoor activities to choose from....
Comforts of a luxurious home in paradise with beautiful views.
The best place on the Big Island. We have been coming every year for the last 5 years. This magnificent town home/condo/house is ideal. Norm and Kara provide all you need and Charlie is close by if needed. I could go on and on, but bottom line, it is the best!! See other comments that say it all.
My husband and I really enjoyed this unit during our 1-week stay in May 2015. We'd stayed in another condo in Kailua-Kona area on our first trip (2012), and this was so much better . . . . The condo is clean, comfortable, and just as pictured. The owner was very responsive to inquiries prior to rental and promptly refunded our cleaning deposit afterwards. His on-island contact (Charlie) was also very helpful with recommendations on activities, restaurants, etc.
Na Hale is a wonderful, up scale, quiet complex with lovely ocean views, a large swimming pool and hot tub, and a small gym. This unit has a very comfortable master bedroom with a lanai that offers a good view of the ocean. The kitchen is stocked with many spices, dry goods, and other items so you don't need to buy a lot of "extras" if you're planning to cook a meal at "home". There's a KTA market about a block away in a nearby shopping center. Hint: if you stay over a weekend, visit the farmer's market in that shopping center for fresh fruit, veggies, and perhaps even some baked goods for breakfast. The condo also includes ample beach towels, a computer with guest access, a box of paperbacks (in case you want to read something by the pool), various island tour guides and photo books, and even several Hawaiian music CDs.
This was my first VRBO rental experience, so I was a bit apprehensive at first. But Norm was great about walking me through the logistics, and the condo was great. If you're looking to stay in Keauhou, this is a great choice.
The location, the views, the accommodations - all the best. We've stayed in several other units in Na Hale and others in the area but this townhome has been our home away from home the last 2 years and signed up for a third. If anything needs a bit of fixing in the unit, Charlie P. is on it immediately. The property is professionally maintained and always tidy. Away from the noise on Ali'i Drive yet convenient to Keauhou Bay, shopping center and snorkeling. Mahalo to Norm and Kara for sharing.
We have stayed in a number of places in Kona. This complex is very convenient to shopping, beaches, restaurants, and yet quiet and beautifully maintained. The facilities are first class, pool is wonderful. The unit has a nice BBQ that was used often. The appointments inside the unit are comfortable and attractive.
Can't say enough about Norm and Kara and their townhome. Each year I ask the family do we want to change locations and each year they look at me like "What". Best place on the island. Best location on the island. Simply the best and we will continue to rent their townhome as long as I can continue to walk and breath. Clean and well maintained. When you get there you are minded of a Zac Brown Band song - TOES - not a care in the world! Thank you Norm and Kara for your hospitality and your sharing.
We just returned from our third stay at this unit in as many years. We now feel like we have our own home in Hawaii, but these payments are a lot easier to handle. Norm is a very responsive host. He answered our inquiry promptly and returned our security deposit very quickly.
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The rare and perfectly preserved set of cups and other items were unearthed in northern Israel by the Israel Antiquities Authority on Monday.
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Esta casa victoriana restaurada, ubicada en el distrito histórico de Berlín del Este, cuenta con 6 habitaciones con baño privado y A / C. Decoradas en estilo victoriano país con antigüedades, hermosa arquitectura, carpintería original y candelabros de bronce. Desayuno completo y té por la tarde. Porche envolvente grande. Cerca de los parques, museos, restaurantes, antigüedades y tiendas de venta directa.
5 en septiembre 15, 2016
Carol was an absolute joy as an inn keeper. The food was outstanding, especially the French toast done in an orange juice batter.It was to die for, wish I had asked for the orange juice syrup receipe. We will definetly make future reservation since I have family in the area.
4,4 en agosto 10, 2016
Booked a stay at th Bechtell Victorian B&B in East Berlin PA for my wife's birthday. The reservation process was straight forward with no issues as was the check in. We stayed in Beaulas boudoir it was the only room with a king bed. The house and room was nicley decorated in the Victorian style. The owners were friendly and accomodating. The food served for breakfast was good and nicley proportioned. The cookies provided daily was a nice touch. Overall I would give it a 7 on a scale of 1-10
5 en junio 26, 2016
We booked Bechtel House on Friday around 5pm. We were amazed to get a room at that late hour. Most places near Gettysburg demand that, during the 'High Season, you must book two nights at least. This B&B gave us a one night stay on a Saturday. We actually got lost trying to find it and Rich guided us in. The Balcony Suite was gorgeous, and quiet and we had a separate sitting room. We set up our laptop, and after dinner at the place Carol and Rich told us about, we watched a bit of TV on the laptop and went to bed We slept well and awoke to the lovely aroma of coffee. Breakfast was utterly delicious and the conversation between us, the other two couples and Carol/Rich was fabulous. That's one of the best things about going the B&B route. You meet great owners and fascinating guests. The breakfast was utterly awesome! We will definitely be returning, next year.
4,8 en junio 14, 2016
This is a very beautiful Mansion in small-town America. The inn-keepers are very nice, catered to special dietary concerns for breakfast and provided nice conversation at Breakfast.
4,8 en abril 19, 2016
We had a wonderful stay! The Victorian charm of the house was wonderful and I'm so glad we decided to stay here. It was conveniently located close to Gettysburg but far enough away to be quiet and picturesque. The breakfast was also fantastic. We'll definitely have to stay again the next time we're in the area.
5 en octubre 21, 2015
A good friend of mine and I, wishing to roam the beautiful rolling countryside of the PA apple country near and around Gettysburg, found this magnificent and delightful treasure of a place to relax, indulge and learn! What a fabulous treat, from the hand carved Victorian original woodwork to the authentic replications of the decor created by the unbelievably creative host and hostess of the "house". No, historical treasure!; The charm., the hospitality, the experience of reliving an indulgent and prolific era gone by provided a lasting memory. And oh, the food....Carol, you are an amazing wonder!!!!! Many thanks, we will tell about it to all and can't wait to return.!!!
4,8 en febrero 24, 2015
This facility is beautiful. Gorgeous victorian wood built-ins and decorative woodwork. The rooms are all different, each with handmade quilts and lovely antiques. The breakfasts were tasty and substantial (french toast, casserole) with fresh fruit, juice. The innkeepers made fresh coffee available early on request. The innkeepers are friendly and engaging without intruding. It was a real treat to stay there.
5 en noviembre 12, 2014
My husband and I wanted to stay somewhere outside of the hustle and bustle of downtown Gettysburg, (which has gotten quite touristy and crowded) somewhere that allowed us to experience the countryside that the soldiers of this battle would have seen. The Bechtel Mansion is located in tiny, quaint East Berlin, just 20 minutes from the battlefields, and is a gem in every respect.This beautiful victorian inn is kept in immaculate and pristine period condition by innkeepers Carol and Richard. Not only has each room been lovingly restored and outfitted to perfectly fit the period in which this mansion was built, but the comfort and convenience of the guest is also kept to equally high standards. Often historic B and B's can be a little too historic, to the sacrifice of comfort, but the beds are so clean and high-quality, there are plenty of modern conveniences in each room (individual heat/air settings, down comforters, hairdryers, access to refrigerator and microwave, etc) and Carol's homemade breakfasts were delicious and wholesome. Carol and Richard also know quite a lot about the surrounding area and had great recommendations for places to see in Gettysburg, places to eat nearby and tips on where to find good antiques and yard sales, which abound in this area of the county! We thoroughly enjoyed our stay and will definitely stay here again when next we visit Gettysburg!
4,4 en octubre 22, 2014
This place was extremely good. The owners are very pleasant and are always around if you need them. The rooms are very clean and very well decorated. Outlets were easy to find for charging phones. No wifi, but your not here to play on the internet right? The food was incredible and perfect. The owners also were knowledgable of the history of the house. Easy parking, and only 2 turns and 20 minutes away from Gettysburg. The price was very good as well
4,8 en octubre 22, 2014
My mother and I recently stayed at the Bechtel Mansion and we loved it! It captured just about every aspect of the Victorian era. There is one TV and no Wifi, which may be a setback for some, but for us, it was the perfect break from the real world. It was great to be able to go back in time a bit. Carol is such an amazing innkeeper! The place is literally spotless, even the trinkets were dustless! She is also wonderful to talk to. Breakfast was outstanding! Fresh fruit, apple crisp, coffee cake, scones, french toast, if you left hungry, it was your own fault! We didn't want just some hotel, we wanted a guinine inn that we could appreciate, and that is exactly what we got. Will definately be staying there again!
Ciudad pequeña
Harrisburg, PA (MDT) 34 miles
El Inn está ubicado en la Ruta 234, a 8 millas al este de EE.UU. 15 en el R 234 intersección. También se encuentra a 4 kilómetros al norte de EE.UU. 30 en Abbollstown, PA, a través de la Ruta 194
Compra de Antigüedades, Sala de conciertos, Cenas Elegantes/Gourmet, De Interés Histórico, Música en vivo, Cine, Museo, Parques Nacionales, Área natural, Tiendas Outlet, Teatro, Area de esquí , Bodega, Zoo
Bed and Breakfast, Historic Inn
Juegos de mesa, Fotocopiadora, Reproductor de DVD, TV, Teléfono, VCR, Vídeos , cocina de invitados
Aire acondicionado, Despertador, Productos de Cortesía, Instalaciones para café/té, Chimenea, Refrigerador , Secador, Tabla de planchar, Biblioteca, Microondas, TV por Satélite/Cable, Servicio de Descubierta
Observación de aves, Esquí Alpino, Jugar al golf, Pistas para senderismo, Montar a caballo, Cazar, tiendas de antigüedades, Comprar
Richard & Carol Carlson
carpintería, jardinería, acolchado, costura, punto de cruz, y la levadura, por supuesto
Dietético , Alimentación particular
, Vegetariano
Torrija de Orange
Plato favorito de nuestros huéspedes es este pan francés al horno. Sumergido en el jugo de naranja y el huevo en lugar de leche, y cubierto con azúcar morena, la canela y la cáscara de naranja, este plato se remata con rodajas de naranja mandarina y servido con jarabe de naranja hecho en casa. Muy delicioso.


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The second eye opening experence that happened that day occured at a Wal-Mart. So I'm playing my precious Guitar Hero wen I turn to see this kid, age 12 or 13, convincing his mom to buy him GTA:SA. It struck me then,"The kids are to fault".
Think about it: If the mid knows the rating of the game and knows it is not right for him to play, is he not as liable as the parent who purchaces the game, or the publisher, who made the game by way of purposed senate bills.
The problem with Jack Thopson is that he blames everyone bjut the child. I think he has never seen how M-rated games end up in minors hands. He does not see the parenet as the ingornat fools they are and ingnores the child who convinces the obvlious parent to purchase the games.
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|December 6, 2011, 10:26 PM
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Thanks for having me,
Front sight on the threat, press trigger, hold trigger, front sight back on threat, reset trigger & press trigger again. It really is just that easy...
|December 7, 2011, 02:02 PM
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names Brian, live in east tennessee. been into guns since a kid, however grew up in a city where they were a no no. now i spread my wings out in the country shooting almost daily. i like black guns as a rule but as time passes, and the clock ticks im liking where ive settled in the land of 1911's and wheel guns are starting to appeal.. age happens.
|December 7, 2011, 04:18 PM
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Howdy from Central Texas!
|December 7, 2011, 06:09 PM
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Newbie to THR
Hi. I'm Vern. I'm a lifetime outdoorsman, born and raised in Montana. While in the Air Force I was on a rifle team, and later, on a pistol team. I used to do a lot of hunting, but now that I'm older, those hills have become awfully steep. I still do a lot of fishing here in Montana. With the bears, mountain lions and two-legged squirrels we have in this area, I always pack at least a 9mm, but always a .44 Magnum in grizzly country (which is just a few miles south of where I live). I have several black-powder weapons, and enjoy just about any aspect of gun shooting or collecting.
C-ya around,
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|December 7, 2011, 06:38 PM
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|December 8, 2011, 10:08 PM
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Location: Little Rock, AR
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Greetings from AR
Hi guys,
I just found your forum searching for information about disassembling a Beretta A390. I found a thread describing a problem with the A390 Gas Check valve that was most informative. I also own an older Beretta 680 Combo Trap gun that I enjoy shooting periodically.
Al Haraway 'ITARkyTek'
Little Rock, AR
|December 9, 2011, 01:43 AM
Join Date: December 9, 2011
Location: Pearland, Texas
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Hey fellow gun lovers,
My name is Jared, I'm from Pearland, Texas(Houston area) and I'm a future infantryman and hopefully Airborne Ranger in the U.S. Army. I've been into guns pretty heavily for about 2 years now. That being said, I'm still a noob compared to most of you. I've run across this site countless times through googled questions so I finally decided to join. Looking forward to getting advice and info from everyone on here!
Best wishes,
|December 9, 2011, 10:17 AM
Join Date: December 8, 2011
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Hi all,
You have a great source of information here. I signed up the other day and am looking forward to learning a bit. I'm an avid hunter, big game, upland and waterfowl. I also enjoy clays and plinking.
Chris M.
Somewhere in rural Utah
|December 9, 2011, 10:48 AM
Join Date: November 11, 2011
Posts: 17
Hello all,
My name is Jake Scott. I'm 27 years old, and I hail from western North Carolina. Ive been what seems to be called a lurker on the site for a few months now. I dont post a whole lot, but I enjoy reading what like minded people have to say. My interests lay mostly in large frame revolvers and 1911's in the sidearm arena, and Winchester model 70's (especially pre-64's). I'm becoming increasingly interested in the AR platform, though I dont really know enough about them to make many informed comments. I reload, which is a pastime I enjoy second only to shooting. I have some very strong opinions about these subjects, but I try to remain as open minded as possible.
Good shooting
Jake Scott
|December 9, 2011, 01:14 PM
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Posts: 23
Hi! I am in upstate South Carolina. Shot/hunted very little when I was younger, but I guess middle age has affected me and I now have a huge gun bug! Bought a S&W642 last month, and a RugerSR9C today! Love going out and target shooting, and have plans to get my CWP asap.
|December 10, 2011, 02:12 AM
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hello, I'm kevin. 25yr youngster from wisc. i have a few guns. cz70 and a 75b Lc9, g21, my first gun was a mossberg 702 plinkster still my fav. for just shooting i'd say. my dream is to group anything at a mile :-)
|December 10, 2011, 10:43 AM
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Hello all,Long time shooter first time poster.This looks like its going to be a great place for for me as im new to reloading,but have been shooting for years.(mostly my younger ones)so I hope I can contribute as well as ask.I have already been welcomed by another user on a different thread.If i could figure out how to load a pic i would contribute to the loading bench and .357 threads as well.thanks in advance to any and all for helping out new, and old new, or new old shooters and firearms enthusiasts.
|December 11, 2011, 12:20 PM
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Location: Arizona
Posts: 30
Hello from Arizona
Hello all,
Just checking in. I have been hanging out over at the firing line for a while and see some familiar names on here . I mostly cruise the reloading section. but just wanted to say hey.
|December 11, 2011, 09:28 PM
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Hello. New to the site. Born and raised on the right coast, now on the left. Not surprisingly, liberal in many of my views, but a per-issue guy. So left coast, left wing (moderate really) and left handed. This seems like a pretty inclusive bunch. Hope so.
Long a fan of range shooting. .22 LR when I was a kid, handguns for the past 10. But still consider myself a newbie and have a lot to learn.
|December 11, 2011, 09:58 PM
Join Date: December 8, 2011
Location: Dayton, Ohio
Posts: 198
My name is Tony and I'm new here.
Grew up with my parents not allowing me to play with toy guns at all... though when I got my sweet Huffy I rode to the dollar store and got a sweet cap gun revolver
Kidding aside, I never really thought much about guns aside from the mechanical aspects of them really interest me... I'm an automotive technician and Jeep guy so that would make sense.
A buddy from work took me and my wife to the local range, and we both had a blast!
She shot a 4.25" XDM 9mm and did really well!
I shot about 10 different guns over the course of about 2 months so I could find what I really liked... I found that the 1911s were comfortable, and I also found that the lightweight ones I sucked with. I liked the XDM series of pistols, but I like the manual thumb safety on the 1911s, and the narrow width for eventual CCW.
I ended up saving paychecks and got a Colt 1911 Commander.. and love it!
I've gotten to take the wife to the range once to at least make sure she's proficient with shooting it, though she prefers the recoil of a 9mm.
I WOULD have been going with her more since then, but we found out she's pregnant and we have a little one on the way! Some time after late July she'll be getting back to shooting, until then I'm going to be taking classes to get my CCW in Ohio hopefully some time in January.
I also hope to be acquiring a polymer 9mm(maybe M&P9), a .22lr target pistol, and some kind of neat cowboy revolver in .357 to have a well rounded collection to have multiple toys to shoot for introducing new shooters to the sport(my friend from work did this, he brought along a Kimber 1911, a Desert Eagle .45, a CZ .40, Baby Eagle 9mm + .22 conversion for it, and some oddball .32ACP pistol which he bought just because it was super cheap). Having so many different guns to shoot was really nice to find out how each caliber "felt"... and the Baby Eagle illustrated how much difference that firearm weight plays in felt recoil.
Also I bought a decent condition M91/30 Mosin Nagant, which I've cleaned up, but haven't gotten a chance to shoot yet... hope to be buying a case of ammo for it with my next paycheck.
|December 12, 2011, 02:39 PM
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New guy here from up in the "Live Free or Die" state. I am pleased to be a new member as this seems to be a good site from what I've seen so far.
|December 12, 2011, 07:59 PM
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I thought I did this
Howdy, not originally from NY, but for now here I am. I like just about anything with a trigger except crossbows and guns that look like they take batteries. I'm mostly into plain "good ole boys" firearms but lean towards the old war horses. I found this message board as I am interested in building a scout rifle. I hope to share some stories, gain some knowledge, and have a laugh or two all in the effort to pass on the tradition of firearms use and ownership to my children and grandchildren. My wife of 23 yrs loves to shoot as well as my father-in law is a double distinguished Marine shooter who retired in 75.
There aint nothing like that "top of the food chain" feeling.
|December 12, 2011, 08:00 PM
Join Date: December 12, 2011
Location: East Texas
Posts: 26
New Member!
New to the forum, but certainly not firearms.
I have been toying with the idea of building a SC .25-06, to match my SC .30-06, from a 03-a3 receiver.
Fell in love with a .25 that my dad had built while he was stationed at Ft. Hood back in the early 70's, but a couple years back he asked me to bring it up to VA during a visit to trade it for a .30-06... You can fill in the rest.
As I have been trying to find out more information on this process, I have discovered that it was a challenge to locate a decent set-up without being saddled with an extra .30 barrel. So this is part of my story, I'll fill in the rest in my profile.
Finally, I'll be zipping between the Black Powder, Shotgun & Rifle sub-forums to feed my firearm addiction.
Is there a marketplace within this forum that I haven't found?
Grace & Peace,
|December 12, 2011, 11:44 PM
Join Date: December 4, 2011
Posts: 3
Hi everybody!
Grew up in Queens NY. Shot for the first time with a .22 rifle at an 8th grade dude ranch field trip. Two years later, earned Rifle Shooting Merit Badge and won the Bucklin Marksmanship Medal at Camp Yawgoog in RI. Won a Winchester lever action .22 as well but shot it only once. Pity.
Fast forward about two decades when I moved to the Los Angeles area for a change of pace. Before I knew it I met a woman, married her and had a little girl with her. Change of pace indeed!
'twas my brother-in-law that got me shooting his XD, and so I rediscovered shooting. Been lurking in the forums (lots of time spent here) reading a much as I could about handguns. Fell in with a fun group of handgun husbands and did more shooting, read lots of Mas Ayoob, listened to lots of Gun Rights Radio Podcasts, watched lots of Rob Pincus, Dave Spaulding and the Magpul brothers.
And today, I'm the proud future owner of a Glock 19 Gen 3 (which is in day 3 of a 10 day state mandated waiting period, after which, it shall be mine!). To bide my time till then, the UPS man will deliver a 10lb box in a few days filled with 300 rounds of 9mm (including my first hollow points--Gold Dots!) Hogue grip, Vickers extended mag catch, NY 1 trigger, 3.5 connector, Glock tool, Glock mat, and Fobus holster. The sights, weapon light, extra mags, mag holder, targets and stands will have to wait till next pay period.
What else? Cleaning kit? Nah, Glocks don't need those. Besides, gotta save money somewhere, right?
Anyways, glad to be taking the High Road with you all. Looking forward to it.
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|December 13, 2011, 01:19 AM
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I'm a new member also new to this forum thing and handguns I like semiautos don't like revolvers just got a gen3 glock19 compensated pistol gunna use it for personal carry want to get some rounds through it and get use to shooting it any advice u could give on holsters and break in ammo and carry ammo would be appreciated thanks alot.
|December 13, 2011, 10:04 AM
Join Date: December 13, 2011
Location: Florence, Oregon
Posts: 10
Howdy friends
Hello, I am new here and am pleased to meet you all. I am the proud father of a Mosin Nagant M91/30 in 7.62X54R (.308), a Swedish Mauser in 30-06 (.308) and a T-53 in 7.62X54R (.311).
I have quesions but have no idea as to where I am supposed to post them.
|December 15, 2011, 07:09 PM
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Hello From Oklahoma City
I have been browsing this forum for a while now and decided to join and make a username. Is there anyone else here from Oklahoma?
|December 15, 2011, 07:11 PM
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No we are all from Baylor University here.
|December 15, 2011, 07:12 PM
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J/K....My people are all from Tecumseh/Shawnee.
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Hotel Novotel Cairo Airport
Po Box 8 Cairo Airport
Po Box 8 Cairo Airport
Touch down in 4-star comfort at Novotel Cairo Airport hotel, a 5-minute ride from the terminals on the free 24-hour shuttle. Relax under the palms in the courtyard, or re-energise with a dip in the pool. All-day dining means you won't fly hungry. Your modern soundproofed room lets you stretch out and enjoy a restful night at Novotel.
Centre is just minutes away; for cultural pursuits, the incredible Pyramids and Sphinx are only 40 KM away. And for drinks or dining, the hotel offers a wide variety of cuisines in its 7 restaurants and bars. There's even valet parking! Just 5 minutes from the airport and 22 KM from downtown Cairo, the 4-star Novotel Cairo Airport hotel offers a beautiful balance of convenience and comfort. For business events, there are 6 meeting rooms, and the International Convention and Exhibition
Novotel Cairo Airport is ideal for business travellers, offering free WIFI, meeting rooms & convenient location; leisure travellers benefit from its state-of-the-art gym, pool & other leisure activities, all guests will enjoy the amazing dining.
This hotel participates to Planet 21 and is acting in favour of Positive Hospitality.
Online check-in: Your arrival will be carefully prepared by our team
Fast check-out: Simply return your key
Online check-in: Your arrival will be carefully prepared by our team
Fast check-out: Simply return your key
Po Box 8 Cairo Airport
Tel: (+20)1111113822
Fax: (+20)222693530
Spacious, contemporary in design, and adaptable, the Novotel room is truly a place for living, perfect for all your needs.
New generation. Design, modern and comfortable: features air conditioning, 32" TV with connectivity panel, free WiFi, minibar, hair dryer, laptop size safe box and tea & coffee making facilities. Up to 2 adults and 2 children
An unforgettable experience! Large, well-designed, the suite includes 1 bedroom, 1 living room & 2 bathrooms. It offers unbeatable facilities: 2 TV's with connectivity panel, free WiFi and tea & coffee making facilities. Up to 2 adults & 1 child
A spacious room with King bed, en suite bath or shower, sofa bed, work area, TV with pay movies and internet access, broadband connection, hair dryer, safe and tea/coffee. Up to 2 adults and 2 children.
Traditional food offer / Oriental Atmosphere - Daily live music
Lunch and Dinner A la carte / Italian cuisine
Breakfast and dinner buffet / A la carte 24 hours / International food offer
Craving a snack or a drink? Le Pergola is the place to be! Every day from 10am until 11pm.
Reviews collected from customers who booked on AccorHotels.com
Nice hotel just a few minutes from Terminal 3 and in walking distance from Terminal 1 at Cairo international Airport. Nice pool area with bar. Just one thing: Don't order the burger - I don't know how the cook (or whoever) did it but the patty was warm and the bread was stone cold. Worst internet connection I experienced in the last ten years. Free bus transfer to the terminals every thirty minutes.
Dear Mr. Hackenberg, Thank you for taking the time to post your feedback on tripadviosr We are delighted to know that you valued the hotel's location ; meanwhile, we respect your observation concerning the WIFI connection and would like to highlight that the speed is affected by the high traffic during certain periods and we do respect your comment about the Burger and bread taste; surely, we shall share your observation with our executive chef who endlessly works on adapting and elevating the menus although it is not easy to satisfy the savor of more than 25 nationalities. We are waiting for your next visit soon. Sincerely Mohamed El Amry General Manager
Abdelqader, Dina and other staff are just excellent and go out of their way to help. Highly recommended. It is next to the Cairo International Airport and there is 24 hour shuttle service. Two swimming pools for those staying longer.
Dear Valuable Guest, We very much appreciate your comments regarding your stay at the Novotel Cairo Airport. It is always a pleasure to receive positive feedback. I will share your comments with our team. I am sure that this feedback will serve as an encouragement to all of our staff as we strive to continuously improve the quality of our services. Thank you again for sharing your experience, and we hope your next visit will be as pleasant as the previous one. Sincerely, Mohamed El Amry General Manager
Great location for an overnight stay before an early check-in at the airport. Nice Rooms, outlets and entertainment. Really enjoyed the stay and evening before a short night sleep. Sharp staff helped out for a very very early airport transfer which was on time on spot. I arrived at night and checked out early, so couldn't see the hotel surroundings, seems to have a nice pool with gardens and terraces.
Dear valuable guest, Thank you very much for taking the time to post your kind feedback on Tripadvisor. It is our extreme delight to know that you valued the hotel's location, free airport shuttle service, comfy rooms along with our varied services and facilities. Novotel team is looking forward to have the pleasure of hosting you again soon. Mohamed El Amry General Manager
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Great for families and business travelers!
We stayed here for 4 nights on a family vacation (We have a 6 year old and a 3 year old) and had a great stay! The majority of people we saw were here on business, but there were a few families there as well. The hotel looked relatively new, and was clean.
We stayed on the side facing the railroad tracks, and this was the greatest thing in the world for our 3 year old. He spent much of his stay looking out the window at the trains going by. Yes, you can hear the trains from the hotel, but there weren't many after 9 or 10 pm. It wasn't loud enough to wake any of us up.
Below is a run down of what exactly they have available.
Living room: Work desk with a ethernet hookup for internet access, fold out couch, coffee table, and TV with VCR AND DVD player (There is a library in the main lobby where VHS and DVD movies are available for free rental. There were about 100 movies available.)
Bedroom: We stayed in a room with two double beds. Beds were comfortable. There was no dressers for storing clothes.
Kitchen: There is a full size refrigerator/ freezer, microwave/ convection oven, stove, coffeemaker and a small dishwasher. you don't need to bring your own dishwashing detergent, as a dishwashing tablet is provided each day. Paper towels are also in the kitchen. There is a set of dishes, pots, pans, cups and mugs available.
Food/ drink: They had a buffet available in the mornings. Since we stayed for 4 nights, we got to try everything. Scrambled eggs, sausage or bacon, hash browns, oatmeal, fresh fruit, pastries, toast, muffins. A couple of mornings, they had make your own waffles. The food was adequate, but we got tired of it by the last morning. There was also a weeknight reception with drinks and snacks (chips/ pretzels) which we didn't go to.
Pool: Nice and warm. Jacuzzi available too, which we didn't use. Took a quick look in the exercise area adjacent. It was small, but they had the standard treadmill, weights, etc.
Other amenities: The business center had two computers available for free internet access, xerox machine, and a fax machine. Free newspapers on weekdays, and in the business center there was a sign over a closet area to let you "choose your own pillows". Next to the front desk was a tiny "store" where they had ice cream, microwave meals, and drinks and wine. Parking is free- there's a large lot behind the hotel, adjacent to the train station.
Shops/ Shuttle services: The hotel has a shuttle available, where they will drive you within a couple mile radius if you give them a couple hours notice.
Emeryville also has a free shuttle that goes to the BART station, as well as the local shops. The pickup spot for this shuttle (called the Emery Go Round) is in front of the hotel.
The shops are actually within walking distance (5-20 minutes, depending on what shops you want to go to.) There is a bookstore next to the parking lot; the Emeryville Public Market is there too- it's a bunch of food stalls in a warehouse setting, where they have anything from fish and chips, to Thai, Korean, and Vietnamese food.
Housekeeping was great!
Tourist tip: If you're going to Fisherman's Wharf/ Pier 39, take the ferry from Jack London Square in Oakland, as opposed to driving in. Awesome city views for only $5.50 each way.
Just marvelous!
We stayed at the Woodfin Suites in April 2005, sight unseen. We were pleasantly surprised! The suite was spacious, bright, and clean, and parking was free. Everyone at the desk was always pleasant and helpful and the breakfast buffet that was included each morning was wonderful. WS is convenient to shopping and the BART. In fact, we walked to IKEA and the new shopping area, took the hotel shuttle to the BART (5 min) and the Emery-go-Round shuttle back to the hotel from the BART. We will not stay anywhere else when we visit again next year!
Great Hotel for Dogs Too!
Our son attends school nearby and we love staying at the Woodfin when we visit. We bring our large yellow lab along too. They charge a pet deposit, but as long as nothing gets ruined they refund it right back upon checkout. The staff is very friendly and they treat all of us wonderfully. Ask for Minh and request a bay view if possible. You'll love it!
Woodfin Suites Hotel Emeryville Almost Heaven!
I can't say enough good things about this hotel. It is almost perfect! And the price is unbelievable for what you get! A full breakfast in the morning and during the week they have a social hour. The suite is just like an apartment and so clean! I've stayed in many so-called "first class" hotels and none match this one for cleanliness. Only one problem: my room was right next to the train depot and sometimes the trains are noisy at night. I would suggest that you request a room on the Bay side where it's quieter. But I stayed for five nights and didn't notice it until my last night so maybe it's sporadic. I wouldn't stay anywhere else in the East Bay area.
Excellent hotel, never stay anywhere else
I travel to the Bay Area for business every couple of months and have been staying at the Woodfin for over two years, even though it's not the closest hotel to my office. They always have government rate rooms, keep my information on file, and process reservations impeccably.
I often bring family or friends with me to stay at the hotel while I'm at the office during the day. It's close to great shopping, both high-end and more reasonable (within walking distance to IKEA), an international food court, Borders (show your room key for a 20% discount), etc. Plenty to do without a car. The hotel offers a free shuttle service to anywhere within a 5-mile radius.
The breakfasts are always more than adequate and the appetizers in the evening often serve as a small dinner for me.
The only complaint, if I had to reach, is that the front-desk staff is a little standoffish, but they certainly do their job.
Excellent hotel overall.
Woodfin Emeryville is our favorite Hotel now!
Needed a hotel for several Hospital appts. in the Bay Area and nothing compares to Woodfin Emeryville. Rooms are spacious (separate bedroom) Full Kitchen, huge bathroom, Free mini-dinner in evenings in lounge, with free cocktails, beer and wine, and free hot breakfast in morning! located near IKEA, which is a fun place to spend hours shopping at. Located next to many Bay Area freeways which make it easy to get around the area. Save your money on the high-priced SF hotel with outragous parking prices (free at the Woodin). Base yourself at Woodfin and take BART or AMRAK(bus) into the Cityor many surrounding areas.
Staff is very friendly. A big plus is Free high-speed internet access in each suite, so makes it easy to bring your laptop, I believe they even have a couple of computers for guest use in the business center as well. Well worth the price when you consider all the freebies, your kids will love this place! As my granddaughter says "I see people trains" -Vickie
Great place, nice views, close to Oakand and Berkeley, easo of access to bay bridge by car
Great place, close to Bay Bridge, easy to get to SF by car, close to shopping and easy to Oakland and Berkeley. Full kitchenettes.
Great place!!!!
We went up to the bay area to visit family and have done so for many years. This was the first time we stayed and the Woodfin and we no longer have to search for any other hotel. The stay was excellent!. We have 3 small children and the 2 rooms were a God send. The room was spotless and comfortable. The breakfast downstairs was delicious and convenient. I am online now making reservations at the woodfin for our next trip. Oh and btw, there is a train station behind the hotel separated by a large parking lot. the kids loved watching the trains and all we had to do was close the sliding door and most of the noise was gone.
New, clean, good service, suites
I flew regularly to Emeryville for work and at one time or other stayed in all of the hotels there (Holiday Inn, Marriot Courtyard, Sheraton FourPoints as well as some in Berkeley). Woodfin is by far the nicest and most convenient, and through my company, at least, I was able to get the same rate as the Holiday Inn.
The hotel is about a year old now and it sparkles compared to the others. Rooms are big and comfortable with good ammenities (except as of last spring, they still didn't have high-speed internet access).
They have a happy hour in the evening, with food. They have a great free breakfast. You can rent videos and they even have some heat-up food you can buy in the lobby. A lot of people seem to have extended stays there, and the hotel is built to accomodate that need.
The hotel is right on the Amtrak line, and is close to a foot-court mall. Ask for a room away from the tracks since the trains can be noisy (but never a real problem for me).
Emeryville is a sketchy place. While I worked at my company over several years, there were several people mugged and one seriously injured walking across the train bridge. Be careful. The Woodfin parking lot is well lit and ample.
Great SFO Bay Area Hotel at Reasonable Rates
I have stayed at the the Woodfin Hotel twice in 2001--once with my wife and two children as a liesure guest and once during a business trip. In a word, the Woodfin Hotel is a class act! The staff is keyed to top-notch customer service, and the value-to-rate ratios of the Woodfin suites and rooms are absolutely untouchable by most hotels both above and below its class in the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Area. My wife and I were able to enjoy special rate offers for both stays (Suite-$120/Room-$100). The ambiance of the Woodfin's lobby, dining room, general use spaces, rooms, and suites displays a modern decor that is at once tasteful, elegant, and simple. I found the free full-menu breakfasts, no-fee book and videotape library, and guest business support accomodations with PC sytems to be great value-added features of this fine hotel.
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This is a snap to put together and the house smelled like Heaven when I got home from teaching on a cold, rainy day in the desert (which we don't often get here in Arizona!). I added a pound of baby carrots and thickened the delicious gravy with some corn starch at the end. The meat was wonderfully tender and tasty. Served with homemade mashed potatoes and hot french bread. My 14 year old and DH asked for seconds - I'm glad it was a big roast so we can have it again tonight! Thanks so much Shawn C for a new way to prepare pot roast that I know we will enjoy many times again!
This turned out beautifully - my husband actually ate pretty much the whole roast - it was falling apart and so tender. I didn't have the onion and mushroom soup mix so i used some french onion soup mix and some of the "cream of anything soup" mix from hillbillyhousewife, with water - and seared the roast before i put it in the crockpot - then scraped off the brownings with some water and added that to the crockpot as well instead of beef broth and bouillon, which i also didn't have. It still turned out great! And the gravy was delicious - i had some on a bun with the gravy to dip it in and it was probably the best beef dip i have had in a very long time!
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BANKS, Helen Polite, 77, of Charleston, a retired licensed practical nurse in obstetrics with Roper Hospital and widow of Saulie Banks, died Saturday. Arrangements by Dickerson Mortuary of North Charleston.
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Mr FM, gold isn't the problem, the rupee is. Fix that
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WASHINGTON Vice President Joe Biden and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel, in back-to-back speeches Monday, sought to smooth over any friction between the U.S. and Israel three weeks before President Barack Obama makes his first trip as president to Jerusalem.
"No president has done as much to physically secure the state of Israel," Biden said to 13,000 supporters of the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, the nation's most influential pro-Israel lobbying group.
Netanyahu, speaking by satellite from Israel, said he looked forward to thanking Obama later this March.
The display of harmony was a departure from recent years, when the AIPAC conference has often showcased tensions over Jewish settlements in the West Bank or how best to curb Iran's nuclear ambitions.
Biden, for his part, took pains to emphasize Obama's threat to use military force if all else failed to stop Iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon.
"Presidents of the United States cannot and do not bluff, and President Barack Obama is not bluffing," the vice president said, drawing one of several standing ovations for his remarks.
Netanyahu took a darker view, saying that "diplomacy has not worked" and that Iran was "running out the clock" in talks with major powers. He said that sanctions have not stopped Iran from enriching uranium as nuclear fuel. But he lavished praise on Obama for his pledge not to allow Iran to acquire a bomb.
During the president's visit, Netanyahu said, he planned to raise threats from both Iran, which he said was moving closer to the "red line" with its nuclear program, and Syria. They will also discuss efforts to revive talks with the Palestinians.
Among the participants, there was some grumbling about why it had taken Obama so long to visit Israel, with some saying it undercut an otherwise strong record of support.
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Others expressed qualms about Obama's choice of former Sen. Chuck Hagel as defense secretary. Hagel had been criticized for comments about the influence of pro-Israel lobbying groups. AIPAC did not take a public position on the nomination.
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Ted Thompson is a pretty boring guy.
The Packers general manager plays the percentages and usually doesn't surprise anyone.
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Second-year man and back-up quarterback Brett Hundley is showing he has the skill. But how long until teams around the league begin to take notice?
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If you know the Packers and Ted Thompson, you know they always draft by the "best player available". But Ted Thompson made a very curious statement after this draft that might turn that on it's head.
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Each year, immediately after the draft, I like to take the time to take the first crack at the 53-man roster. That is, after all, the 53 men who...
Yesterday, we sorted through Ted Thompson's track record to find glimpses of how he is likely to view the Packers' draft needs on the offensive side of the ball.
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For the last four months, many have tried to forecast what the Packers will do for the upcoming NFL Draft.
The NFL Draft is soon upon us. For the next two weeks you're going to see a lot of mock drafts, and I mean, like, a lot of mock drafts. For the...
With the 2016 NFL draft just days away, the Green Bay Packers have likely done most of their work to prepare for the nine opportunities (currently)...
Bob McGinn of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel has several tidbits on the Packers front office.
If you weren't sure how much a quarterback is worth in the NFL, you should have a better idea after seeing the pair of blockbuster trades.
The main thing worth noting in Packers news this week is the release of the 2016 NFL schedule.
Pinning down the prospects most likely to be drafted—and in what order—by any franchise is difficult, but especially so for the Packers, whose...
The Packers' release of Nate Palmer means one of three things.
The NFL Draft is soon upon us. For the next three weeks you're going to see a lot of mock drafts, and I mean, like, a lot of mock drafts. For the...
The Packers finally lit up their section of the NFL free-agent scoreboard this week by signing tight end Jared Cook to a 1-year deal.
Ted Thompson shocked the world on Monday.
After signing Julius Peppers in 2014, Thompson opted to swallow hard and sign Jared Cook.
NFL Network reports the veteran tight end is in Green Bay to sign a contract.
Despite the fact that the Packers are ignoring free agency this offseason like they do most offseasons, ESPN"s Rob Demovsky managed to write some...
Green Bay Packers general manager Ted Thompson recently promoted Eliot Wolf. Thompson insisted that the promotion had nothing to do with a succession plan. But with a flexible young dynamo like Eliot Wolf ready and waiting in the wings, is there really any reason to wait?
Green Bay seems content with their young stable of pass catchers heading into the 2016 season.