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There are no surprises in sound and style on Morph the Cat, Donald Fagen's long-awaited third solo album, nor should any be expected -- ever since Steely Dan's 1980 masterwork, Gaucho, his work, either on his own or with longtime collaborator Walter Becker, has been of a piece. Each record has been sleek, sophisticated, and immaculately produced, ...
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There are no surprises in sound and style on Morph the Cat, Donald Fagen's long-awaited third solo album, nor should any be expected -- ever since Steely Dan's 1980 masterwork, Gaucho, his work, either on his own or with longtime collaborator Walter Becker, has been of a piece. Each record has been sleek, sophisticated, and immaculately produced, meticulously recorded and arranged, heavy on groove and mood, which tends to mask the sly wit of the songs. When it works well -- as it did on Fagen's peerless 1982 solo debut, The Nightfly, or on Steely Dan's 2001 comeback, Two Against Nature -- the results go down smoothly upon first listen and reveal their complexity with each spin; when it doesn't quite succeed -- both 1993's Kamakiriad and the Dan's 2003 effort Everything Must Go didn't quite gel -- the albums sound good but samey on the surface and don't quite resonate. Morph the Cat belongs in the first group: at first it sounds cozily familiar, almost too familiar, but it digs deep, both as music and song.Sonically, at least superficially, it is very much a continuation of the two Steely Dan records of the new millennium -- not only does it share Fagen's aesthetic, but it was recorded with many of the same musicians who have shown up on the Dan projects. There are slight differences -- without Becker around, there's a greater emphasis on keyboards and the songs stretch on a bit longer than anything on Everything Must Go -- but this, at least on pure sonics, could have functioned as a sequel to Two Against Nature. But Morph the Cat is very much a solo affair, fitting comfortably next to his first two solo albums as a conclusion to what he calls a trilogy. If The Nightfly concerned the past and Kamakiriad was set in a hazy future, Morph the Cat is rooted in the present, teeming with the fears and insecurities of post-9/11 America. Fagen doesn't camouflage his intent with the gleefully enigmatic rhymes that have been his trademark: his words, while still knowingly sardonic, are direct, and in case you don't want to bother reading the lyrics or listening closely, he helpfully offers brief explanations of the songs (for instance, on "Mary Shut the Garden Door," he writes "Paranoia blooms when a thuggish cult gains control of the government," a statement that's not exactly veiled). On top of this unease, Fagen faces mortality throughout the album -- he talks with the ghost of Ray Charles, borrows W.C. Fields' phrase for death for "Brite Nitegown," writes about attempted suicides -- and every song seems to be about things drawing to a close. It's a little disarming to hear Fagen talk so bluntly -- although he came close to doing so on the deliberately nostalgic The Nightfly, the fact that he was writing about the past kept him at a bit of a distance -- but despite the abundance of morbid themes, Morph the Cat never sounds dour or depressing. In large part this is due to Fagen's viewpoint -- he never succumbs to mawkishness, always preferring to keep things witty and sardonic, which helps keep things from getting too heavy -- but it's also due to his smooth jazz-rock, which always sounds nimble and light. This, of course, is how Fagen's music always sounds, but here, it not only functions as a counterpoint to the darkness creeping on the edges of the album, but it's executed expertly: as spotless as this production is, it never sounds sterile, and when the songs start stretching past the five-minute mark -- two cuts are over seven minutes -- it never gets boring, because there's a genuine warmth to the clean, easy groove. More so than on Kamakiriad, or on the tight Everything Must Go, there is a sense of genuine band interplay on this record, which helps give it both consistency and heart -- something appropriate for an album that is Fagen's most personal song cycle since The Nightfly, and quite possibly his best album since then. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Rovi
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Maple - Ginger Butternut Squash
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Nice easy veggie dish that can be done ahead and reheated in the microwave. This can also be baked in a 400°F oven for 45 minutes instead of microwaved.
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- 2 1⁄2 lbs butternut squash
- 2 teaspoons maple syrup
- 3⁄4 teaspoon finely grated peeled fresh ginger
- Halve squash and discard seeds.
- Cook, covered with plastic wrap, in microwave on high for 5 to 8 minutes until cooked and tender Cool slightly, scoop flesh into a bowl.
- Mash slightly with a fork.
- Add syrup, ginger and salt and pepper to taste.
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I enjoy finding a recipe that has just a few simple ingredients yet tastes so good. This one is a real treasure, Tebo. I loved the maple/ginger flavor. Went very well with the butternut squash. Tasted even better the next day. Thanks for posting this one.
Great "Do Ahead" recipe - I got everything ready in the AM and popped it in the oven 30 minutes before dinner. The ginger/ maple syrup gives the squash a nice flavor .It is not sweet I used an Acorn squash - super Thanks Tebo — posted Oct 27, 2003, Added comments 14 July 04 I made this again with butternut squash -it was a super hot day, no microwave so I peeled, seeded & cubed the squash steamed it until fork tender then followed the recipe. Again did it in the AM, popped it in the toaster oven 25 minutes before dinner -easy & no heat Thanks again Tebo
Nice flavour -- I really liked this. I baked the squash in the oven rather than microwaving it. Very simple to make. The only thing I would change would perhaps to be to use just a little less ginger next time.

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Ok, so there were some issues.
We stayed here Friday night so we wouldn't have to drive home after a New Years party. I've never stayed at a Hyatt so expected the same anemities, etc as I've had at other hotels. This was not the case.
I called the day before to make sure our room would have a small fridge (King size room). Was informed that no, it doesn't, however we could "rent" one for $15 a day. That seemed like an OK deal until we discovered that their "day" was from Midnight to Midnight! In other words, we would be forced to pay for 2 days even though we were staying for one night, or not receive the fridge until Midnight. This is clearly unacceptable and I can't believe they would rip off their customers this way considering what they charge for the rooms.
There is no continental breakfast. At least, not for free OR cheap. There was a menu, but the food was very little for an elevated price.
When booking the room we requested a smoking room. When we arrived to check in we were told it was non-smoking. I told the man that we had requested a SMOKING room. He said OK. I assumed he gave us a correct room. He didn't. It was clearly a non-smoking room that we received. Naturally we smoked anyway, and used the soap dish as an ashtray. :)
All in all, it's a decent place, but don't be surprised when there are fewer anemities than they offer at much cheaper hotels.
This hotel was a little noisy last year (2003). But that is in the past. They have given this hotel a complete face lift. Free parking & free airport shuttle. And if you have an early flight you are right at the airport!
Great stay, but noisy!
I stayed at the Hyatt Regency DFW for 5 nights, arriving Monday, October 11, and departing Saturday, October 16. I received the room through Priceline for only $38, so my expectations were low. However, the hotel was in better shape than some other posts had led me to believe. The rooms have a neutral decor and a working sliding glass door with a narrow balcony. I was on the 30th floor (which I believe equates to about the 10th or 11th floor), so it was nice to open the door and have fresh air. But, being located on top of DFW airport, the noise can really get you until 11 pm or so.
I was treated very well at check-in and always greeted by the doormen when I would leave or return. They validate your parking, which is a nice bonus. Parking was easy, close, and convenient. Gym is adequate...several treadmills and stationary bikes with earphones available (and alcohol pads for sanitizing). Just plug into your machine and choose which news/sports channel to listen to while working out. Also some free weights, but unfortunately only up to 15 pounds.
Very happy with the stay and would stay again. Not sure what this hotel's future is with the new Grand Hyatt being built across the street at Terminal D.
So so...
Nice looking hotel - TERRIBLE housekeeping. I'd get back in my room and find a bunch of towels in the corner (NOT mine!). Party items in my bathroom (guessing the housekeeper removed them from some other guest room and forgot them in mine.) Had clothing stolen from my room.
Moving on - the restaurants were marginal. Their pool is actually a hot tub. but, the location is wonderful. Lots of nifty little restaurants in the area and the metro is right at the hotel. Staff (except housekeeping) great and professional.
Nice hotel great for pre- or post-flight.
My stay at the Hyatt Regency DFW airport hotel was pleasant. Upon arrival (by car) to the massive Dallas/Ft. Worth airport, I was nervous about finding the hotel. I was pleasantly surprised that the airport had the Hyatt featured on it's road signs with clear instructions on how to get to it. It is the only hotel inside the DFW gates. You pass through a toll booth where you receive a ticket. You are supposed to pay upon exiting, however there is no charge for parking if you stay at the Hyatt. All you need to do is get the front desk to validate your ticket. If you would rather not self-park, valet parking is available for $13 per day. I took advantage of that service. The valets were very friendly. We arrived 2 days early to enjoy the surrounding attractions. I was anticipating it to be a hassle when coming and going out of the airport. My worries were unsubstantiated. You get a ticket everytime you come in and give it back to them (validated) every time you go out. The area malls, restaurants, and attractions were very close. I didn't see it as a disadvantage at all by being within the airport gates. However, if you were going to do a lot of coming and going, it might get old. The hotel itself had a few different types of food and beverage services. I never tried any of them, but did look over the room service menu and was very impressed. Reasonable prices with a good selection, available throughout the day. No late night service however.
The hotel is older, but the rooms were spacious and nice. A tiny balcony afforded views of the air traffic. Surprisingly, the noise was not bothersome. The hotel is well-insulated. The room had a TV with cable and pay per view, a comfortable bed, hair dryer, table and chairs, and a chair with ottoman. Curtains blacked out light well. Wireless internet access was available for $9.95 per 24 hour period. You could also get 3 hrs for $5.95. I took advantage of this and was pleased by the speed and ease of setup.
Shuttles run to the terminals on 20 minute intervals. Also, they will pick you up if you call them from the terminal. They charge $9 for a shuttle ride to the Grapevine Mills mall. The mall was nice. Lots of outlet stores and a Bass Pro Shop Outdoor World. Grapevine has lots of restaurants and a historic main street. It can't be more than a few miles away from the airport, though I never measured it.
I would stay at this hotel again. I've only stayed at one other Hyatt - in New Orleans. This one was not as nice as that one, but it served the purpose and I was pleased.
Hyatt DFW Transformation is Complete!
Yes there has been major construction at the Hyatt DFW, $32 million to be exact. That is all complete now. The Hyatt has a brand new, sleek look, complete with a new restaurant, coffee bar, lobby bar, front office lobby area and a zero-edge, outdoor heated pool. You can also enjoy a courtesy shuttle and complimentary parking. High speed wireless internet access is available in all guest rooms and public areas.
Find a different hotel
I stayed here on the first and last nights of a vacation in Dallas, but would pick a different hotel next time. There was nothing actually WRONG with the hotel, but I'm sure you could find another hotel near the airport that is a bit nicer. First of all, there is MAJOR construction going on. My balcony on the first night had a sign that it was closed. The beds were OK, but low to the ground and one was sagging a little. The room is large, but there is not much in it. The runways are a little ways away, so you can see the planes, but not close up. You can definitely hear the noise from them though. The pool is outside and overlooks a road and the parking garage. The breakfast buffet was expensive ($11.95 for continental) and had little to offer. Parking is free, but a pain to get your ticket validated if you go in and out while you're there. If you're staying near the airport, I would recommend finding another hotel nearby. I have stayed in other Hyatts (including some at airports) and have been much more impressed than I was with this one.
OK for early flights
We stayed here two separate nights recently due to flight schedules. We booked this hotel just because it was the nearest to the airport (actually in the airport). It was OK (we got a good deal) but I don't think it really was nearer than other hotels because the shuttle was quite slow. Our rooms were both large and comfortable, but the construction/finish wasn't up to Hyatt standards. The restaurant choices are limited (very redundant menus) and overpriced, and airport food service options are not available when you are a Hyatt guest because they are all within secure airport zones. Staff service and friendliness was a highlight - no complaints there. Anyway, OK for one night but not a place to spend much time.
Never again
Noisy, shabby room. Road and construction noise kept me awake half the night in spite of the advertised "soundproof room". No comfortable place to sit in the room, no pictures on the walls, lumpy mattress.
Very, very slow shuttle service to and from the airport terminals.
Virtually non-existent room service (2.5 hour wait). There are tons of hotels near DFW - you can get much better quality for the same price, or similar quality for much less money.
Convenient but expensive
We stayed here to overnight between a late night flight from Jamaica and an afternoon flight home in June, 2003. The hotel is a little shop-worn. The airport shuttle service was poor (long waits and the lady driver did not even offer to assist with our bags as she dropped us at the wrong terminal for our return flight). The ice machine was broken on our floor. The hotel staff was slow but did bring us one foam pillow late at night when we requested two of them. There was no "do not disturb" sign in the room so we were awakened bright and early by a maid with a noisy vacuum cleaner at our door. The check-in/out went smothly and the swimming pool and restaurant breakfast buffet are very nice. OVERALL: This is a rather expensive place that could be made a lot nicer with just a little effort.
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When I talked to Gary Allan earlier this week, we covered more ground than was able to fit in the full feature that appears here on Tap Milwaukee. Here is more of the conversation we shared as he waited to make a Monday night appearance on "Late Night With Jimmy Fallon." (Click here to watch his spot on the show.)
As Allan prepares to visit The Rave tonight, he discussed why he thought "Tough Goodbye," the lead song (co-written by Cedarburg native Josh Thompson) from his Billboard chart-topping new album, "Set You Free," would be the first single. He also talked about how a vocal cord operation that he underwent just before recording the album has made him feel like a whole new singer, and his approach to Nashville after spending his early years (starting at 12 years old) playing honky tonks and clubs in California's Bakersfield-inspired country music scene. »Read Full Blog Post
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They'll be dancing in the streets from noon to 8 p.m. Saturday outside Burnhearts, 2599 S. Logan Ave. No worries: They've been doing this for six years. They've got it down. The idea is to raise funds for the Bay View Neighborhood Association.
Restaurants Honey Pie and Classic Slice will be selling food, and there will be an art and craft fair with goods from local artists, plus live screenpainting with Redwall. Braid, Mama Digdown's Brass Band and the Championship will provide the music. DJ WHY B will be on hand. »Read Full Article
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In 1842, Johnsons Park was a farm where escaped slave Caroline Quarlls stayed, marking the start of the Underground Railroad in the area. A century after that pocket of the city harbored slaves seeking freedom, and a generation after homes in the neighborhood were razed to make way for a freeway, dislocation remains an ongoing issue for many living and working in and around a swath of Fond du Lac Ave., according to the organizers of a community-driven, yearlong public art project.
The public art initiative along 20 blocks of Fond du Lac Ave., between N. 17th and 37th streets, is designed to help Milwaukeeans rediscover this once vital artery and its history while engaging with artists and each other. »Read Full Article
Bonfire on the Beach lights up lakefront with music
Make a list: You'll need a beach towel, a swimsuit, maybe some flip-flops and a party attitude for Bonfire on the Beach.
It may be the opening week of Summerfest, but this party kicks off at 6 p.m. Thursday at Bradford Beach with music from De La Buena. The band plays until 7:30 p.m. when DJ Kid Millions takes the stage, followed by Kane Place Records from 9 to 10 p.m. Bonfire pits will allow party-goers to see each other and keep them warm if the temperatures drop. »Read Full Article
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Fond du Lac Ave. ties Milwaukee's downtown to the northwest side of the city. And the In:Site temporary public art project to be on display along the avenue from 17th to 37th streets hopes to tie together the people of those neighborhoods and the rest of the city. "Art on Fond du Lac" features thought-provoking installations that put a spotlight on the area and the needs of the people who call it home. Included in the projects are a sculptural urban greenhouse by George Jones; a tribute to Mattiebelle Woods, the first lady of Milwaukee's black press; and a painting on the avenue itself (at its intersection with Locust St.) by Reggie Baylor. »Read Full Article


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Details on Pope Francis's first visit to America.
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Two rural Nova Scotians who publicly questioned the behaviour of their municipal officials are encouraging others to have the courage to speak out when they feel something is wrong.
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Oktoberfest is one of the most famous festivals in the world. The yearly celebration attracts millions of people to Munich to partake in the festival, with millions more enjoying the famous beer produced for it. Traditionally, there is a cigar tent for Aficionados to enjoy a smoke with their brew. This year, the Quesada family has blended a cigar specifically to be paired with the flavorful Marzen-style beer produced for Oktoberfest. Blended with a variety of flavorful Dominican tobaccos, the Quesada Oktoberfest is available in very limited quantities. Quesada Oktoberfest, a small-batch seasonal cigar from Manuel Quesada – maker of Casa Magna and Fonseca. With production limited to a mere 500 boxes, Oktoberfest was specifically manufactured to pair with everyone's favorite libation….beer! Blending a cigar to pair with beer is no easy feat, but who better to fill the tall order than the legendary Manuel Quesada. This hearty Dominican puro all begins with a Dominican Cibao wrapper that is thick, dark and oily. This beautiful leaf hugs an all-Dominican recipe of long-filler criollos, visos, and ligeros, producing a hearty medium to full-bodied cigar chock full of flavor and complexity. Beer, or no beer, the Oktoberfest is great any time of year.
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It's been a lean year for counties and cities in Florida given the $6 billion slash in the state budget, according to Rep. Alan Williams, D-Tallahassee, who is pleased overall with the funding that came to Gadsden County.
"It was a good year. It was an opportunity for me to learn the process, the budget and the rules of the process. It was important to build relationships with Democrats and Republicans for the future," Williams said.
He feels the most important accomplishment for the county had no financial impact on the state. He is proud of sponsoring House Bill 873, which allows the Agency for Health Care Administration to provide the county a license renewal for an additional 12 months for reopening the hospital. Gov. Charlie Crist signed the bill during a ceremony last Wednesday morning.
"The extension gives the county a little breathing room. Now they have some time to get the funding in place for the furniture, fixtures and equipment," Williams said.
He said he is disappointed that with so many state employees in his district, there were no pay raises for the fourth year. In the last 6 years state employees have not received pay raises. The budget also includes a 2 percent pay cut for state employees making more than $45,000 per year. Williams did not support the bill. A bright spot is that state employees will see no increase in insurance cost.
"The state's declining economy and drop in revenues dominated the session. For the first time in history we have seen 3 years of declining revenue. Tough decisions were made on how to balance the budget. This led the leadership of the House and Senate to seek additional revenues through federal stimulus dollars through the Seminole Indian Gaming Compact and the cigarette tax increases. I was disappointed that the Legislature chose to cut funding for many important programs. Some programs never made it out of committee," he said.
This year the Legislature fully funded the Amendment 1 offset for fiscally-constrained counties. Gadsden County will receive approximately $1.15 million from these funds, an increase of over the $496,000 received last year. From revenue sharing funds, the county will receive:
• Approximately $1.5 million through the Emergency Distribution Fund, a special revenue sharing funding designated to assist small counties by offsetting the lack of sales tax collections.
• Approximately $750,000 through the fiscally constrained counties revenue sharing program.
• Approximately $1.3 million in small county road funding.
• $365,000 in library funding that the county would have lost if library funding had not been restored.
• Approximately $80,000 for the solid waste recycling program.
"This is a reduction from $277,000 provided for this year, but we are glad that the funding was not eliminated as originally proposed," Williams said.
• Approximately $424,459 for adults with disabilities.
• Approximately $6.3 million to resurface U.S. 90 east from Madison Street in Quincy to east of Little River.
• $1.5 million for resurfacing County Road 268 (Hardaway Highway) to County Road 269 (Bonnie Hill Road).
• $5,992 for public schools workforce education performance-based incentives.
• $690,631 for public schools workforce education program funds.
Williams added that all revenue has not been distributed or earmarked and that Gadsden County stands to receive more in the future.
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Astonishingly good
Everything about the Datai is exceptional. The place itself is fabulous. We stayed in the most basic room (Deluxe) and it was large, well designed and 5 star. The resturants are all excellent and provide a decent range of food (we stayed 7 nights and had ample variety). Considering the quality of the food and the resort the prices are reasonable (think UK mid priced eating out prices). The thing that takes Datai up a notch above the best in the world is the service. Personal yet non intrusive, friendly, helpful etc etc. I would even consider going back for a week (despite a 12 hour flight) as its close to Langkawi airport and is just incredible when you are there. We also stayed for 3 nights at Pangkor Laut Resort and although thats clearly a great resort its light years behind the Datai. Brilliant.
Amazing, 5 star luxury. We stayed here on our honeymoon and the staff couldn't do enough for us. We stayed in a jungle villa which are detached rooms and beautifully decorated. They are connected by small pathways down towards the beach, don't worry about walking in the rain to the restaurants - the staff come and pick you up on a golf buggy. Three restaurants (one near the beach) all great food. I definitely recommend this hotel. The datai bay beach is just paradise. Quite quiet, away from it all, you'll need to hire a car if you want to get out and about.
An amazing place
I cannot begin to say how amazed I was by the Datai. We had booked a deal in the rainy season and managed to get upgraded to a Jungle villa as we had booked 7 nights. We arrived and were welcomed with fruit juice and cold towels. We sat and overlooked the pool down towards the sea as we filled in out forms - all very civilised! We were there taken to the villa which was deep in the jungle and very wonderful. The only drawback of the jungle villas is that they are quite dark - surrounded by jungle and all! But if you don't mind that the luxury of looking out over a river in flood with monkeys swinging from tree to tree and your very own villa gecko more than makes up for it in my book.
The complementary mineral water in the mini bar and fruit basket mean that you need never go without a quick inexpensive snack. I was worried before I went that the food in the resort might be prohibitivley expensive as there are no local eating establishments within easy reach. But the range of restaurants was amazing (You can use the Andaman restuarants as well - and I reccomend the Gulai house) and the prices reasonable for the UK / USA. We spent on average �100 per day and for that had breakfast, lunch, dinner, wine & cocktails every day as well as beauty treatments at the spa and a romantic dinner on the beach one night.
Little touches like the chilled water and cool towels by the pool, the complemetary 1/2 bottle of red wine that we found in the room, the free watersports and the exeptional service honestly made this one of the most memorable holidays I have ever had.
If you do feel a little trapped there are free nature walks every day, and a car to hire for a day is only about �15.
I can really reccomend the Datai for a wonderful stay. And if you were wondering how rainy the rainy season is we went in early october (the rainiest month) and had 2 solid days of rain , 3 mixed days and 2 clear days. So mixed weather but I cannot thing of anywhere I would rather be rained on than here!
Great Place
The service at this hotel is fantastic and the facilities are excellent.
We stayed in one of the villas in the rainforest and it had all the mod cons one would expect in a 5 star hotel. DVD player, Bose cd player, big bath, walk in shower, lounge area with 2 sofas, 2 verandas etc.
The villa was deep in the forest, so deep that you needed lights on to see across the room even when it was sunny. So no chance of sunbathing there. Some of the villas are higher up the hillside and you could get some sun there. But the whole point of this place is to experience the rainforest at close quarters.
Expect to see monkeys, monitor lizards, hornbills, squirrels, eagles, kingfishers and woodpeckers.
The food is great, both at the Datai and at the Andaman next door, The best being The Pavillion that serves Thai dishes.
The hotel is located a fair way from everything else on the island and you'll need a car for the odd day to get out and explore. The Bon Ton at Pantai is a great place for lunch or dinner and the sunset there is fantastic.
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We stayed at the Datai in December 2001. The hotel and its location are beautiful. The service and food were excellent. The hotel is very quiet and relaxing but I would say it's geared towards an adult market. It is not a family resort. The walk down to the beach is not far but it is steep, although you can always wait for a buggy ride.
My companion went on the nature trails and found them both enjoyable and informative. I treated myself to the spa and as a frequent international spa user I have to say it is one of the best I have experienced.
The only comment I would have is that the wardrobes were rather damp, but that may have been due to the recent heavy rainfall.
I would have no hesitation in returning and have recommended it to all family and friends that can afford it.
Travelled extensively - This is the best so far!
Myself and my wife have travelled extensively around the World staying in over a good 1000+ hotels. This was by far the best so far!
We opted for a Pool villa which was nice although be aware the plunge pool is a plunge pool and very cool... too cool in fact for us to use during the days.
The villa was excellent and a small problem with the cd player was rectified in 5 minutes. DVD players are provided with free libraries of cd/dvd.
Free activities includes Hobies, treks, snorkelling, fitness, etc. Horse riding on the beach (chargeable) was excellent as were the cable car and (natural) waterfalls.
This was a honeymoon for us and so we wanted quiet which the Datai provided - Don't go expecting to party everynight. This being said, the location is as far on a limb as you can go so the main town is not an option... We did however have a few good drinks in the many bars around the complex.
If like us you go for a room only (not sure if they do anything other than this - except maybe breakfast). Then expect to budget at least 100 pounds a day for food and drink for a couple. ie. First dinner in main restaurant was 150squid for table d'hote and bottle of wine. Not bad for London, but quite costly if you compare to a local restaurant in Malay... You can eat reasonably in the beach bars during the day and room service is reasonable averageing around 30-40 quid for 2.
Although some kids went - would not recommend it, not even for teenagers - very very quiet. Andamann is much better option and still gives access for the parents.
Not many creepy crawlies considering you are in the jungle (don't leave light on overnight though - or say hello to thousands and thousands of creepys in the morning on strangely enough every Thursday night?). Monkeys are friendly... and Golf course is excellent.
Excellent service (98 out of 100) 99% of the time... Very good and very friendly as per the usual Malaysian standard.
Very nice place if somewhat overpriced but definately worth it....
Truly Fantastic
We have visited The Datai twice, May 2002 & Dec 2003 and would return again in a heartbeat.
The setting is truly amazing, food fantastic and the staff great, they can never do enough for you.
The resort is very quiet and peaceful and not really suited to children. If you like nothing better than resting by the pool reading a book listening to the sound of nature followed by great meal in the evening then it's the place for you.
You must also try the spa, it has a fantastic setting.
Mixed feelings about the Datai
You can't fault the setting of the Datai, it's beautiful. I was interested to read the other reviews particularly the comments on the villa's and food. Our villa was very dark because the windows were surrounded by jungle, and we moved to a room in the main hotel after a few days because it was beginning to make us feel depressed ! Our new room was light and had good views of the bay, which the villa's don't have.
The food was ok but strangely bland for an asian hotel. It was particularly noticeable in the Thai resturant. The Food and Beverage Manager had just started at the hotel and he had just come from Raffles in Singapore. He agreed that the food was bland and explained that because the majority of the guests at the Datai were Japanese, they minimised the spices and seasoning used. Now it's a number of years since I stayed at the Datai so it maybe that they've resolved this issue.
Clearly this is a popular hotel as it wins awards every year but for me it just didn't make the grade. It lacked those little touches that make a hotel great. For example if you ordered a drink it came with cashew nuts which I love, but after 7 days of cashew nuts you never want to see one again.
Datai one of the best in the world
where do you start? Location, weather, fantastic friendly, courteous staff (how do they remember every guest's name?), excellent food. This hotel lived up to and exceeded expectations. One week here is worth months anywhere else. Deluxe rooms are beautifully furnished and have great views. Suites are the size of Belgium! Villas are tucked away in the rainforest - fantastic for wildlife - monkeys, hornbills, etc. etc.
we'l be back again and again
Pure Heaven
Set among the rainforest, an absolute delight. If you can afford it go for a villa rather than a deluxe room - it will be worth every penny.
Good choice of restaurants and staff who can't do enough for you.
Not ideal for kids, more adult orientated.
One of the best beaches I've ever seen, shared with just one other hotel (The Andaman) which is further along the bay.
Do as much or as little as you like it's all good.
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