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A very nice hotel in an excellent location
This is an excellent small hotel with good sized, modern rooms, set around a georgeous andalusian courtyard. I recently stayed here whilst on business in Cordoba and it is a stone's throw from all the major sites and is nestled in the old town. At the front of the hotel is a lovely little plaza with various alleyways leading to delighful restaurants and shops.
Contrary to some of the reports below, I thought the breakfast buffet was excellent, with mounds of jamon iberico and other spanish and international dishes. The waitresses were extremely friendly during my visit. I would agree however, that the hotel is not ideally suited to young families, especially those with pushchairs. This is because there are quite alot of mezzanine floors and steps, and the offroad parking will struggle to accommodate a family wagon.
Across from the main building, there is also a reasonably well equipped conference centre that was very useful for meetings and was refreshed regularly.
Excellent hotel, perfect location
Absolutely one of the best hotels I have stayed at in Spain. The hotel is located right in the center of the Judería, just a short walk from all the major sights, and at parts of it occupy traditional buildings. The hotel staff was very nice and attentive and the room was very nicely furnished (though not too big). I´m not sure you would want to make use of the hotel´s garage though. Driving through the Judería´s narrow streets can be very stressfull, especially if you get lost.
A good place to stay
A beautifully kept, well located hotel with very friendly and attentive staff. Our room was huge with everything we needed and many thoughtful extras. The bathroom was magnificent! The buffet breakfast was the biggest and most varied that we had in Spain. Highly recommended.
What a Saga!
Beautiful, amazing location, but they care only for themselves at this hotel. As we slept, an employee took our rental car keys from the "secure" key cabinet behind the front desk (they have their own garage underground) and put about 75 kilometers on the car and sideswiped something, producing a considerable damage to a fender. All we got was denials, denials, denials. The GM was always "in meetings." We had to get to a conference in Marbella, so this never got resolved. Fortunately, we are #1 Club members of Hertz (hoorah!) and they waved off the whole thing even though we did not pay for the comprehensive coverage. Hertz, si! Amistad, no mas!
Wonderful choice
Right in the middle of the historical district. Fun, narrow cobblestone streets lined with shops and eateries. Had a lot of fun exploring. Be sure to see the Mosque, which is also within walking distance. The hotel was clean and very nice. A nice hotel for Cordoba.
Good choice in the Old City
This hotel has an unbeatable location inside the walls of Cordoba's Old City, minutes from the Mezquita and in quick walking distance of all the sites. The staff was helpful, if a little harried (we were there during the week of Christmas/New Years), and did whatever they could to accommodate us. The rooms were clean, modern, and spacious, if a little impersonal, and the bathrooms were loaded with goodies -- robes, slippers, even a much-needed travel hairbrush. Nice sense of luxury at a good price. While the hotel itself is peaceful -- and in a quiet location -- the rooms themselves may not be well soundproofed. There was a family full of rambunctious, Christmas-crazed children in the room next to ours, and eventually, we had to change rooms because of the noise. However, the staff did its best to help us, and in the end, we slept well. I'd definitely stay there again.
Great central location
We stayed in the Amistad, Cordoba in May 2003. The hotel is wonderfully located in the centre of the old town of Cordoba, and although the short drive through the narrow streets was a little worrying it was worth it once we reached the hotel. Although a modern hotel, the frontage of the Amistad blends into the local area, rooms are of a good size, tastefully decorated and incredibly clean. The hotel is situated in a quiet square 100 yards away from the main shopping streets of the old town. The hotel does have a restaurant, but its location lends itself well to exploring the many tapas bars and good quality restaurants available in the old quarter. Staff were happy to make recommendations locally. The hotel has a small secluded bar area,shaded by orange trees, which is perfect for a pre or post dinner, . The pretty courtyard by the hotel reception serves a range of tapas and when we were there was frequented by locals as well as hotel guests. We enjoyed our stay at the Amistad, finding the staff friendly and helpful and the setting ideal. We would certainly use the hotel again if visiting Cordoba and would certainly consider other hotels in the NH chain on future visits to Spain
Stay Anywhere but Here!
This is a hotel to avoid at all costs, especially if you have children. My family and I have never stayed at a hotel that was more rude, dismissive or inhospitable towards its guests. And the problem starts at the top, with the hotels manager, who treats her guests with contempt and has inculcated her own arrogant attitudes in her employees.A case in point: the hotel provides a buffet breakfast for which it charges $15 per person. When my family and I went for breakfast the first morning of our stay, my younger daughter, 10 years old, was not feeling particularly well and ate only half a waffle. We set aside a cup of yogurt and a sandwich to take up to our room for her to eat later in the morning. Upon seeing this, one of the waitresses approached the table and began loudly berating my wife and I in Spanish in front of the other patrons. Although I do not speak Spanish, it was clear that she was outraged that we wanted to take some food back to our room. (I should point out that every other hotel we stayed at in Spain graciously allowed us to take a few extra snacks for the children from their buffets to our room.) When I got up to leave the table a few minutes later, sandwich in hand, she blocked my way, insisting that the sandwich had to be eaten at the table or we would be charged another $7 for it.I complained to the clerk at the front desk, who told me it was hotel policy to charge full price for any child entering the buffet, and that no food was allowed to be removed under any circumstances. I said I thought this was unreasonable and asked to speak to the manager, but was told she was in a meeting. My wife and I left a message asking the manager to contact us. When we had not heard anything by later that afternoon, we went to the desk again, and were told that the manager was again unavailable to speak with us. She had, however, left a message with the front desk staff reiterating the hotels policy. We asked when the manager would be available to discuss this policy and were told, Probably tomorrow morning. However, when we went to check out the next morning and asked for a third time to speak with the manager, we were told she was in yet another meeting, this time, adding insult to injury, apparently to discuss her upcoming raise!It was clear by this point that the manager simply did not consider it important to speak to any unhappy guests. And although we complained vehemently that we should not have been charged for our daughters breakfast because she did not actually eat anything, the clerk simply refused to remove the charge, again reiterating the hotels entirely inflexible and unreasonable policy. But there was more to come: we saw on our bill two erroneous charges for movies we had never ordered or watched and asked that they be removed. Instead of simply apologizing, the clerk began to argue with us that we must have watched the movies or we would not have been charged for them! Only after a tense confrontation did she finally agree to remove the movie charges.In retrospect, I suppose our first moments at the hotel were a sign of things to come. We arrived at about 5:30 in the afternoon and our children were hungry after a long drive from Madrid. So we called room service, which the hotel advertises as available 24 hours a day, and were told that no food would be available until 8:30 that evening. When we asked the desk how this could be, they said they couldnt explain it. Nor could they explain why the television in the childrens room didnt workNH-Hotels is a major chain in Spain, but for us, it will always stand for NOT HOSPITABLE HOTELS, and we would never stay there again. If you want to do yourself a favor, stay anywhere but here!
Location, location, location
My hubby and I stayed at this hotel for 1 night in mid-July 2003. The suite was spacious but in need of repair. The location cannot be better in that it is very close to the Synagogue and every part of the old town. I would seriously consider staying at this hotel next time!
A quiet and friendly hotel
Amistad Hotel Cordoba is a renewed hotel build on an old house of a jewish sector of old Cordoba. Nice rooms, elegant atmosfere, and, this is very important, good air conditioned. The hotel is situated in the center of the downtown Cordoba(inside the old city walls) and is at only 5 minutes of the famous Mesquita of Cordoba. I did stay 3 times in this Hotel in August september both in Business and holidays trips and I have found each time very good. I can recommend the hotel indeed
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Amazing Mezquita
... church was built in the middle of the mosque so the view across is now obscured.
From the mosque you emerge into the orangerie with a central fountain with more orderly lines of trees and paving. Refreshing from the dim light inside.
We also had a great meal at the Bodega Campos a very old cellar/restaurant. They have wines of their own, a very traditional service restaurant. A special treat is the Pedro Ximenez montilla to have with coffee - YUM
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We didn't do much today as our train leaves Cordoba around 11 to go back home. We did enjoy a very Spanish breakfast which was wonderful- cafe, orange juice for the kids, and toast. Now this isn't just any toast. They use a yummy wide roll sliced in half and perfectly toasted. On the side, instead of butter and jam, you get a small bowl of puréed fresh tomatoes along with a bottle of olive oil and dish of salt. To get as ...
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Christian church once again. By King Ferdinand III in 1236 the cathedral is
regarded as one of the most accomplished monuments of Moorish architecture.
Since the early 2000s, Spanish Muslims have lobbied the Roman Catholic Church
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... we walked a bit further on to visit the Mezquita. This was another Moorish mosque from the days of Muslim power in Spain. As in Seville, when Christianity took over, the Muslims were forced out and a cathedral was plunked down in the middle of the mosque. I was thoroughly awed by the beauty of the Muslim portions. There are hundreds of arches and columns constructed of alternating red ...


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WELLINGTON - Laurine W. Gragson, 70, died Tuesday, Aug. 3, 2010.
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The hotel offers a restaurant. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. This Kowloon hotel also offers tour/ticket assistance and an elevator (lift).
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Kate's StoryThe city of Atlanta has an important place in African-American history. Martin Luther King Junior grew up in the city and preached his message of social change at Ebenezer Baptist Church in the Old Fourth Ward. It's an area famous for its once-thriving business district and social scene. But, like many other predominately black neighborhoods across the country, the area known as Atlanta's Old Fourth Ward today is a shadow of what it once was. As Next Generation Radio's Kate Sweeney reports, one organization is hoping to rebuild community in the neighborhood that King called home. fourthward : …soq
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It's a sunny spring morning on Lampkin Street in an area people here call the "Old Fourth Ward." A man wheels a wobbly shopping cart filled with odds and ends up this pot-holed street, past a row of paint-peeling houses. One's porch has caved in, and in another house, sunlight streams through charred window-frames and doorways. Between the two structures, a white fence borders a neatly trimmed yard and a freshly painted house. This is the home of Helene Mills. She's lived on Lampkin Street for more than 50 years. Once a month, Mills and other volunteers clean up the yards and streets.
hddc1a :16 …except me.
"If we didn't, it would not get done. And that's the only reason, because now we don't have any homeowners on the street. Except me." Mills says it's a very different scene from when she moved here as a young woman, when Lampkin Street was part of a prosperous residential neighborhood. A few blocks away was Auburn Avenue, the Old Fourth Ward's bustling business and entertainment district. It was also the spiritual, financial and social heart of black Atlanta. Long-time residents still remember Auburn Avenue as it was in the '20s and '30s. Swing music up/under
hddc4 :26 …long years ago.
"There was Ebenezer's church, you come down half-a-block there was Wheat Street, you go down a little bit further, it was AME Zion Church, there, and then you go down a bit further, it was Big Bethel. There was a theater down there, (Start fading out) it was first called the Paramount. Long years ago.
hddc5 :13 …clapping your hands.
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"But they used to have pictures, and they'd have vaudevilles, and people used to come out and dance, and you'd just have a good time, tapping your feet and clapping your hands"
hddc6 :07 …have the dances.
"The Top Hat was on Auburn Avenue, where we used to have the dances.
hddc6a :13 …chaperone us. And my husband, the guy that I married, took me to the dance and my brother had to chaperone us.
hddc6a :20 …wouldn't kiss me.
"My daddy had him to take us to the dance, and we said that my daddy did that to be sure that this boy wouldn't kiss me! (Laughs.)"
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It was a bustling era. Those were the times when segregation brought about an enforced closeness in the Fourth Ward. But in the 1960s, Auburn Avenue and all of Fourth Ward, began to change. And its business district began to decline. During segregation, African Americans had little choice but to spend their money within their own community. But when Atlanta desegregated, and the Fourth Ward's businesses were hit hard by competition from stores that were forced to remove "White Only" signs from their windows. With integration, too, many wealthier residents were enticed to leave the crowded Fourth Ward for neighborhoods "opening up" across town that promised more land and larger houses.
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And many Old Fourth Ward residents say the final blow was the construction of Interstate 75/85 and the Freedom Parkway, which now divide the district and cut it off from downtown Atlanta. Freedom Parkway creates a dead-end out of Lampkin Street, where Helene Mills lives.
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When I went to visit, we went out onto her porch to take a look at the Parkway. The view is starkly different from what Mills would have seen before the highways dissected the community.
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hddc10a :33 …not being closed. "Okay, this street went all the way to Highland Avenue. When the argument came on Freedom Parkway, there was no one on this street to fight for. Kate: why. Because people weren't interested in the people who live here, were only renters I could not get the owners to join in with me to fight for the street not being closed."
It wasn't until the mid-nineties that Mills was finally able to recruit fellow homeowners to fix up the area around Lampkin Street. She organized the Fourth Ward Neighbors, a group dedicated to getting rid of drugs and crime and dedicated to regenerating a sense of community.
The group is part of a larger effort by the Historic District Development Corporation, or HDDC. It was created twenty years ago to restore the home where Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was born. But the group soon realized that what tourists saw nearby were boarded-up houses, empty store-fronts and vacant lots. Mtamanika Youngblood is chairwoman of the HDDC.
hddc2 :27 …something about that. "When they came down Auburn, they ultimately would turn down Howell Street and see all this dilapidation and squalor, and the neighbors, along with us, decided this just wasn't representative of who we really were, as people… And we decided we needed to do something about that."
The HDDC decided to expand its revitalization efforts to the neighborhoods surrounding the King home. The intent was to improve housing, increase owner occupation and to attract business, so that people might spend money in their own neighborhood. But most importantly, the group is hoping to restore a strong sense of community and diversity, particularly in terms of income-levels. Youngblood says the process is slow and the results are mixed.
hddc15 :07 …for 22 years. "This isn't just something you do in a flash and go away. It's a long-term commitment. And we've been at it for 22 years!" Using federal grants and millions of dollars in donations, the Historic District Development Corporation is going block-by-block restoring old houses and building new ones. HDDC chairwoman Mtamanika Youngblood says this strategy tries to ensure that residents who buy new houses won't have to live next to dilapidated ones.
Meanwhile, Helene Mills says her Fourth Ward home is the only one she can imagine. hddc 18 :05 …anywhere else, so.
"kate: What makes you proud to live in Fourth Ward?' 'Well, I haven't lived anywhere else, so…[laughs.]" For Fresh Perspective, I'm Kate Sweeney.


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Ludger Lemieux (1872–1953) was a Québécois architect who designed a number of notable Art deco structures in Montreal's Saint-Henri district.[1] While he often worked in partnership with Joseph-Honoré MacDuff, his best-known structure, the Atwater Market, was designed not with MacDuff but with Paul Lemieux, reported to be either his son[2] or brother.[3]
Ludger Lemieux's other buildings include the Tooke Brothers factory, the Workman Building, the Sainte Irénée Church next to Atwater Market, and the Saint-Henri Fire Station.[2][4]
He was born in Farnham, Quebec and studied at McGill University.[2]
Along with his collaboration with Paul Lemieux, Ludger collaborated on the église Saint-Zotique with René Charbonneau, architect of the Outremont Theatre. With Joseph-Honoré MacDuff, he designed the église Saint-Zotique, église Saint-Irénée, école Sainte-Jeanne-de-Chantal and Tooke Brothers building.[3]
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- ^ a b "Station de pompiers N o 23". Footnotes (in French). Montreal: Centre de formation sur l'enseignement en milieux défavorisés. Retrieved 2009-11-16.
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Larry A. Adkins Sr., 62, of Christiansburg, went to be with the Lord on Thursday, July 4, 2013. Larry was a member of New Hope Church of God. He was retired from Wolverine and loved playing golf.
Larry is survived by his mother, Dorothy Roop Adkins; father, Charlie W. Adkins; wife, Linda F. Adkins; sons, Larry A. Adkins Jr. and fiance Christie Perry, and Brian S. Adkins and his wife Susan; six grandchildren; one great-grandson; brothers, Charlie Gayle Adkins and wife Patsy, and Dusty Hal Adkins; and a sister, Sandy Cox and husband Calvin.
The family will receive friends on Sunday, July 7, 2013, from 6 to 8 p.m. at New Hope Church of God, Mudpike Road, Christiansburg. The Funeral Service will be held on Monday, July 8, 2013 at 2 p.m. at New Hope Church of God, with the Rev. T. Michael Bond and the Rev. Jamie Cooper officiating. Interment will follow in Sunset Cemetery.
The family would like to thank New Hope Church of God for all they have done, as well as Carilion Hospice and all the family members who have also helped greatly.
In lieu of flowers, please make a donation in Larry's memory to the American Cancer Society , 2840 Electric Road, Suite 106A, Roanoke, VA 24018 with a notation for Lung Cancer Research. Arrangements by Horne Funeral Service.
Published in Roanoke Times on July 6, 2013
Sunset Cemetery
Montgomery County
Virginia, USA
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Randy Shepherd
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