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Located just north of Hilo, in the breathtaking Hamakua Heritage Corridor, this property has outstanding views of the Pacific Ocean from every corner! You can watch the sunrise every morning and during whale season you can see and hear the whales breaching and calling. This newly built home is large, comfortable and has all the modern amenities. It is a 2 story home with 3 bedrooms downstairs and the upstairs has the living, dining and full kitchen with double french doors that open to a large Lanai with deck chairs for your fun and relaxation. Grab you favorite drink and enjoy the sweeping ocean view. The year around tread wind keeps this area cooler and less humid than the rest of the island. You can buy island grown fruits and vegetables at the nearby farmer's market and cook delicious meals in our kitchen while looking at the ocean. Our UV- filtered rainwater tastes better than bottled water. Your children will love feeding and petting our friendly sheep on the property. In the evening, you can make yourself comfortable in front of the flat screen HDTV and watch your favorite channel or take advantage of the blue-ray DVD player. With newly added internet with WiFi, you can also stay connected to your friends and family..
Built on 2 lush green acres, this home provides you with privacy, security and all the peace and quiet you need. Located close to the Hawaii Belt Road that circles the entire island, it is easy to find at night and convenient for your sight seeing.
Centrally located to both Hilo and Kona and all the major attractions - Hilo 15 minutes, Waimea/Waipio 30 minutes. Famous Akaka Falls Park and Hawaii Tropical Botanical Garden are only minutes away. It is a drive away to the most visited Volcano National Park and the beautiful Black Sand beach.
There are many beautiful sites on this island to visit but I assure you that you and your family will end up spending a few days just hanging out in this home. My family is very excited to make our home available to you for your stay on the Big Island. We are offering very low rate to our guests!!! Additional discount is available if you stay 7 days or longer.
We enjoyed this house very much. The ocean view is amazing.( eapecially sunrise) No AC was kinda hard thing to me but I heard most of house in Big Island has no AC. Overall, great choice!
Our first VRBO experience and we are extremely happy. Tarek was very accommodating and immediately made us feel comfortable. He checked to make sure we arrived safely. We loved the view and enjoyed the morning sunrises. We liked the fact that it was quiet and was sitting on a couple of acres. The house was very clean and the pictures were accurate. The house has all the comforts of home and we can't think of anything that was missing. Plenty of things to see nearby. Thank you Tarek for sharing your home and making this an excellent experience.
With a great ocean view and a well equipped house, there is little more that one needs!! Well, maybe a few geckos, some fresh bananas, and an ocean breeze gently breezing over the deck while one scans the ocean, and if lucky, sees whales blowing or breaching!! Yes, that is available here also!! 3 beds, 2 full baths, newer home well kept and very clean inside and out as well as the groomed grounds make this home very comfortable for families wanting privacy, peace and a country atmosphere!! It suited us perfectly! it is never too far to go anywhere on this island. A short drive away and the sun would be shining if we left in a gentle Hawaiian rain. Kona, Hilo, Waimea, the volcanos all easily reached. Hilo, is 20 minutes to great parks, beaches, farmer markets and places to eat. Waimea, is 45 minutes in the opposite direction and from there another 10-15 minutes to the top side of Kona and the start of some terrific beaches!! Pick up the local maps and brochures and find what interests you and away you go! Be adventurous and take the side roads, it is amazing what you will see! So much history and so many diversified cultures blended to make Hawaii the unique place it is.
One month here away from the snow in Canada is never enough but we are thankful for our time spend there!
We were spoiled for choice due to the incredible diversity of vacation rentals available on the eastern side of Big Island. Finally chose Tarek's home and we are overall pretty happy about our decision despite a few minor inconveniences.
Tarek was very prompt and communicative with questions and reservation setup. He offered accurate directions to his home. We arrived at the home coming in from Mauna Kea VIS late night, and I did not have the directions handy. Google Maps was not accurate, and it was a hassle locating the property at night without Tarek's directions, as the road with entry to home was not obvious. Would recommend arriving with either Tarek's directions or before sunset. Totally my fault.
There were a few cobwebs in the patio/outside terrace, and some bugs which was understandable considering the home is in a rural/farm setting. The home interior was very inviting and charming though the reverse layout to take advantage of the views took some time to get used to. The ocean views were very calming and serene. The listing description and amenities offered are accurate, as are the friendly goats/sheep on the edge of the property. Tarek's home is about 25min away from Hilo, and an hour from VNP but very close to scenic drives and waterfalls in the Hamakua area. We also took advantage of the ripe/unripe bananas on the property grounds.
I would recommend bringing in bottled water in case you do not like the taste of the filtered water. Would also recommend not using water in the kitchen and two bathrooms simultaneously, as the water pressure seemed to decrease a lot when we had to leave early on the day of our departure. With some additional care, I believe Tarek's home can provide a much more welcoming and rewarding experience.
We enjoyed our stay and would love to have the opportunity to return. Thank you Tarek for all your help, and providing us a charming place to stay on the Hilo side!
Having never been on the Big Island, it was not easy choosing the perfect home and location for my family of 5. After having spent 3 weeks in this house my family and I agree I could not have chosen a better location or a better house.
This is an absolutely beautiful house and had everything we needed.
We loved visiting the beautiful falls just minutes away.
We loved having a store in Papaaloa to buy milk bread and delicious freshly baked pizza. We visited Waipio valley, pololu valley and Havi to see the Kings statue and have the best Shave ice in the island.
We loved driving through Waimea to the Honokaa Coast to So many beautiful beaches to spend the day boogie boarding, snorkelling and making sand castles. Horse back riding and great restaurant in Waimea were great.
Tex Drive in has amazing Malasadas and it's just a short drive away. :)
The house was spacious , very clean and had everything we needed. When we come back in a few years, we all would love to stay here again!!!
Thanks so much for sharing your home with us !
We loved everything about that place. The owner is awesome and everything was ready when we arrived. It's so quiet.
You'll have to drive to get everywhere, but it seems to be the case whenever you live in Big Island.
Rent this place. You really should.
Awesome, Awesome, Awesome.
This property is centrally located for easy access to most sight seeing such as Waipio valley (20 min.), Hilo farmers market (20 min.), Hilo Airport (20 min.), Hilo Zoo (30 min.), Waimea town (30 min.), World botanical Garden (10 min.), Akaka fall (15 min.) Kona Airport (50 min.), Volcano National Park (40 min.), Black sand beach (60 min.)
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Winter Holiday
Dec 16 2016 - Jan 8 2017
1 night minimum stay
|Notes: Rates are based on 2 guests; add $20 per night, per additional guest
Merrie Monarch Festival
Apr 13 2017 - Apr 18 2017
3 night minimum stay
|Notes: Rates are based on 2 guests; add $20 per night, per additional guest
My Standard Rate
1 night minimum stay
|Notes: Rates are based on 2 guests; add $20 per night, per additional guest
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Hawaii Tax ID: W77740522-01
Local contact person:
Ashley McDonald
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Security Team Post-FAD Notes
On 11 March, some of the Security Team met in Washington, D.C. for a day-long FAD where we discussed several issues. Zach Oglesby released his notes from the meeting and I'll be using those to describe my take-away from the meeting.
Security Updates
Right now Fedora has a couple of problems with getting security fixes onto people's systems quickly. The first has to do with embargoes. Because Fedora isn't part of the trusted network, we don't get advance notification of vulnerabilities before their embargo is lifted. This means that when we are notified of an urgent security vulnerability the public also has the information and we're left scrambling to find the fix (patch, new version, etc) and ship it. Some other flavors of Linux will have had advance notice and will have these patches or new versions packaged up and ready to ship with the embargo is lifted.
The other problem deals with the Fedora Mirror network. Because there are many mirrors it could take many hours or days(?) to get a security update out to all Fedora users. This has to do with the mechanisms involved for keeping the Mirror system efficient; not necessarily fast. We discussed potential solutions for this problem as well.
Working with embargoes
Our solution to working with embargoes is to create a trusted team, with the appropriate tools, to deal with these issues so we can get a head start on urgent security vulnerabilities.
Right now the infrastructure isn't in place to be able to handle embargoed vulnerabilities. Red Hat's Bugzilla instance is currently designed to hold embargoed information, which is good and we definitely want to leverage that resource, but we need our build system and perhaps even Bodhi to be able to support private builds. The idea is to have the packages built and ready to ship before the embargo expires. When the embargo is lifted we would just need to push the big red button and the packages would ship.
It would also be hoped that the fix would have gone through QA before the end of the embargoed period so that we're fairly sure that we're not breaking anything (other than the vulnerability) in the process. For this part, we're going to need trusted individuals to work on these issues.
Oh, and make no mistake, we aren't trying to hide information forever. To maintain transparency that Fedora has been build on all of our tools we use to handle embargoed information should be able to make that information public at the end of the embargo. Bugzilla tickets would be opened up to the public and builds should be made available as well.
Trust is a difficult thing to define. How do you establish trust and how do you penalize a break in that trust? Simply put, we need a way to do both before we start handling sensitive information. We might be able to show that we have the systems and the procedures for handling this information but the first time there's a leak and it comes from inside Fedora it's quite likely we will lose access to this information and be back to where we are today.
We will be working with legal and Fedora management (FPL, FESCo, and Release Engineering) to devise a plan and determine the best way to involve package maintainers, proven packagers, and QA.
Faster access to Security Fixes
Waiting hours or days for urgent security fixes to become available on mirrors really isn't acceptable. Recent critical vulnerabilities have seen exploits in the wild shortly after the vulnerability being made public. We need to be able to get fixes out to users faster.
Debian uses separate servers to deliver security fixes until those fixes have propagated out to their normal mirrors. This could work, especially with diff packages being used which are usually much smaller than the full package, but would increase the infrastructure needed to support disseminating packages.
There may also be a way to tweak our existing infrastructure to improve the time it takes to push these urgent packages out. Either way, the Security Team will be working with Release Engineering to help figure out a solution.
Another big topic we covered is training. Many people turn to the Security Team to learn. From a team point of view, we want to make sure our members have a common base of knowledge from which to work. We decided to launch Apprentice and Journey level certifications to will provide this base of knowledge.
We worked through what we would want to see in a new member and created the Security Team Apprenticeship. While not fully complete, we hope to have it ready in the coming months.
We also talked about mentors and what it means to be a mentor.
We didn't put down many hard and fast rules and that's okay. We want people to be active and participate. Hopefully the mentors won't have a heavy lift and neither will the mentees.
Obligatory GPG Key Signing
Of course, a security FAD can't end without the obligatory GPG key signing. This was completed with two new members of the team.
The End
So what I've documented represents a day of work. Thanks to all that participated, even if you only had a chance to pop in, virtually, and lend your opinions or support. Hopefully we can do this again in a few months and work on new tasks.
Fedora Security Team FAD 2016
In a couple of weeks (March 11th) the Fedora Security Team will be meeting in Washington, D.C. to hack on training, security fixes, and other issues. All Fedora contributors are welcome to stop by if you're in the area.
All the information is available on the Security Team FAD 2016 wiki page. Please go there and RSVP!
Fedora Security Team 90-Day Challenge to clean up vulnerabilities… an update
At the beginning of April, the Fedora Security Team (FST) started on a journey to close all critical and important CVEs in Fedora and EPEL that had originated in 2014 and before. Now that we're two-thirds the way through I figured it would be a good time to see what we've accomplished so far.
Of the 38 CVEs (37 important and 1 critical) we originally identified: 14 have been closed, 1 is currently on QA, and 23 remain open. The 14 closed CVEs represent around a third of all the identified CVEs. So, not bad but also not great; there is still work to be done.
If you want to help get some of these CVEs cleaned up here's a list of the target packages. We need to make sure that upstream has fixed the problem and that the packagers are pushing these fixes into the repos.
- ytnef
- mediatomb
- rubygem-httparty
- rubygem-extlib
- rubygem-crack
- nagios
- libmicrohttpd
- directfb
- nagios-plugins
- dcmtk
- sahana
- opensaml-java
- s3ql
- tomcat
- openstack-keystone
- phpMemcachedAdmin
I hope to come back to you at the end of the month with a report on how all of the CVEs were fixed and who helped fix them!
Fedora Security Team's 90-day Challenge
Earlier this month the Fedora Security Team started a 90-day challenge to close all critical and important CVEs in Fedora that came out in 2014 and before. These bugs include packages affected in both Fedora and EPEL repositories. Since we started the process we've made some good progress.
Of the thirty-eight Important CVE bugs, six have been closed, three are on QA, and the rest are open. The one critical bug, rubygems-activesupport in EPEL, still remains but maybe fixed as early as this week.
Want to help? Please join us in helping make Fedora (and EPEL) and safer place and pitch in to help close these security bugs.
For discussion: Orphaned package in Fedora
The Fedora Security Team (FST) has uncovered an interesting problem. Many packages in Fedora aren't being actively maintained meaning they are unofficially orphaned. This is likely not a problem since at least some of these packages will happily sit there and be well behaved. The ones we worry about are the ones that pick up CVEs along the way, warning of unscrupulous behaviour.
The FST has been plugging away at trying to help maintainers update their packages when security flaws are known to exist. So far we've almost hit the 250 bug level. Unfortunately we forced a policy that still isn't perfect. What do you do with a package that is no longer is supported and has a known vulnerability in it? Unless you can recruit someone to adopt the package the only responsible choice you have is to retire the package and remove it from the repositories.
This, of course, leads to other problems, specifically that someone has that package installed and they know not that the package is no longer supported nor do they know it contains a security vulnerability. This morning, during the FST meeting, we discussed the problem a bit and I had an idea that I'll share here in hopes of starting a discussion.
The Idea
Create a file containing all the packages that have been retired from a repository and perhaps a short reason for why this package has been retired. Then have yum/dnf consume this information regularly and notify the user/admin when a package that is installed is added to this list. This allows the system admin to become aware of the unsupported nature of the package and allows them to make a decision as to whether or not to keep the package on the system.
Okay, discuss…
What's worse?
Answering questions regarding the Fedora Security Team
Wow, I had no idea that people would care about the start of this project. There seems to be a few questions out there that I'd like to address here to clarify what we are doing and why.
OMG! Fedora is just getting a security team? Does this mean Fedora has been insecure this entire time?!?
Umm, no, it doesn't mean that Fedora has been insecure this entire time. In all actuality Fedora is in pretty good shape overall. There is always room for improvement and so we're organizing a team to help facilitate that improvement.
What exactly is the security team responsible for?
We here to help packagers get the patches or new releases that fix vulnerabilities into the Fedora repositories faster. Most of our packagers are very good at shipping fixes for bugs when upstream rolls a new version of their software. Bug fixes can usually wait a few days, though, as most aren't critical. Security vulnerabilities are a bit different and fixes should be made available as soon as possible. A little helping hand is never a bad thing and that's what we're here to do… help.
Can the security team audit package x?
No. This may become a service a different team (also falling under the Security SIG) can provide but I/we haven't gotten there yet.
I read where Fedora has 566 vulnerabilities! How can you say that Fedora isn't insecure?
Well, it's actually 573 right this second. That's down from 577 last week. 566 was Monday's number. It's important to not get caught up in the numbers cause they are, well, just numbers. The numbers only deal specifically with the number of tickets open. Many of the tickets are duplicates in that the same vulnerability might have several tickets opened for it if the finding is in only certain Fedora versions and EPEL versions. Since the same packager is likely responsible for all versions and the same fix can be made we can likely close several bugs at a time with minimal work.
I should also point out that the majority of these bugs fall well below the "world is on fire" level of Critical and the "this isn't good" level of Important. This doesn't mean we should just ignore these lower vulnerabilities but rather we should understand that they aren't something that is likely to be exploited without many other bad things happening. Should they be fixed? Yes, but we should probably be more concerned with the Critical and Important vulnerabilities first. If you'd like to know more about the process for coming up with the severity rating my friend Vincent wrote an excellent article that you should read.
"6. Close bug when vulnerability is shipped in Fedora repos."
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Perfect!Reviewed on 9/21/2013 Mayra b
We were married here in August 2013. Everything was great! The staff took care of us very well on the day of the wedding. They checked up on us all throughout the night to see if we wanted more food or drinks. Tony was also a big help, he really made us feel confident that... Read More everything was going to be perfect, which it was. Since the package is all inclusive, there wasn't much for us to worry about. Everything was very organized and ran smoothly. The photographer was great as well, he made sure to get all of the shots that we asked for. Kathy the cake lady did an awesome job. When we saw our cake for the first time, it looked a lot better than what we had imagined it to be, and it was absolutely delicious. DJ Syd kept the party going and had most of the songs that were being requested by the guests. Overall, we have no complaints.
One Happy BrideReviewed on 6/11/2013 Amanda S
I couldn't thank Sunset Gardens enough for all of their hard work for my wedding. I was such a crazy bride, calling every week with the same questions, just to make sure everything was in order & would go off without an issue! They were extremely helpful & reassuring each time I... Read More called. Michelle is such a gem, I couldn't have asked for a better partner in crime with all of the wedding details! The food was outstanding!! Everything was fresh, service was great & the hostess staff was extremely attentive to not just my guests, but to us as well!!! :-) I could go on and on forever about this venue, but to sum it up, great people, great location, great food & just a gorgeous wedding!
Couldn't be happier!Reviewed on 5/30/2013 Stacey C
Since I live in Pennsylvania, I found Sunset Gardens online and took a chance. Once I arrived in Las Vegas and saw the venue, it completely exceeded my expectations. We were married outside under the gazebo, which was beautiful once the sun went down. The reception was decorated... Read More wonderfully and the food was a complete hit. I had guests talking about that meal for days. There were only two things I wasn't completely happy with. One, I didn't choose to extend my reception for an additional hour, which was entirely my fault for thinking three hours was long enough. And I was told by staff to expect a bill at the end of the night for gratuity, we pulled out cash as a method of payment. Unfortunately, rather then them give us a bill, they just automatically deducted the amount from the debit card they had on record without talking to us about it first. Two very minor details though. Overall, I couldn't have been happier with our decision to have our special day at Sunset Gardens. I would hihgly recommend to anyone!
Absolutely the best. Samantha was awesome. Very professional. Made planning a destination wedding very easy. I recommend spending the extra and adding up lighting to the room.
My husband and I got married here 8/20/2016 and we had an amazing experience from start to finish. EVERYONE at Sunset Gardens was fantastic and extremely helpful. I spoke to Ryan many many times on the phone, (didn't have the chance to meet him) with all my crazy questions and... Read More he was always more than happy to help me. Kathy was sweet and the cake was beautiful and more perfect than what I imagined. My hairstylist and makeup artist from Joleon made me look EXCELLENT! She knows what she is doing and I'm sorry I forgot your name; it started with a V! Vanessa or Veronica...? I was nervous. I'm sorry! Our photographer Steve and the videographer were wonderful and PATIENT and they really made sure to take every shot you could imagine. Dj Syd (Sid?) was great too! Everything was played exactly spot on, our dance music was excellent and he hosted our day as a pro! I am running out of adjectives. Reverend L. Paul? Was charming and made our ceremony sweet and memorable. The set-up crew were wonderful as well! They set up the reception room for us and my centerpieces I brought, the signs I made, etc were all placed beautifully and they exceeded my expectations. My flowers and bouquets from Petals also blew me away. The gazebo was stunning and our bouquets were more than I expected. I took a hundred pictures of the flowers. I loved it all! Our wedding was more than perfect and it was too much fun- thanks to every single person and venues that helped us. Bartenders were awesome too. We had our own server and she was sweet as heck and constantly brining us everything we needed. The food was DELICIOUS! Too good! Great, beautiful memories were made on this day. I would do it all over again in a heart beat. Price was also very affordable. :)
Sunset Gardens was overall a beautiful place. Planning a destination wedding is not easy Sunset made it very easy, Tony, Michelle, Ryan and the rest of the team were absolutely awesome. I had an opportunity to see the venue in February and our wedding was in August and the... Read More stress was immediately gone once I arrived. I cannot thank them enough. My family and friends had an amazing time and we are so grateful for such a wonderful day.
Despite some issues, staff was able to work through them with me and everything was resolved in the end. Staff reached out and made me feel comfortable. Would highly recommend for future brides.
Thank you for bringing this to our attention, Ivana. First and foremost, I would like to apologize for the confusion and inconvenience that this experience has caused you. Though we've been here for 33 years and have had thousands of happy couples get married here... Read Less Read More
We cannot say enough good things about this place! Tony made sure we got exactly what we wanted. All we had to do was show up! It was the most perfect, storybook day.
They were amazing and made everything so easy for us. The dj they had was great and the food was superb!
The staff at Sunset Gardens Las Vegas was absolutely amazing! A huge thank you to Ryan, Michelle, and Gigi!
They Do it AllReviewed on 6/30/2015 Jessica Z
When we first chose to do a Destination Wedding in Las Vegas I didn't want a drive up wedding chapel. I did some research online and we fly out to pick a spot. I spoke with the owner Tony on the phone to make an appointment and he suggested I come to Sunset Gardens last. I'm... Read More glad I did because it was great and we booked it then and there. When you first pull in it looks like it's in a strip mall but don't let the outside fool you, it's beautiful and large inside. This place does everything for you onsite. I think I stressed out a little bit because I couldn't believe they actually had everything onsite...they did. It was great that it was off the strip since I heard a lot of complaints of having weddings in casinos/resorts since people are constantly leaving and going out to the casino. It was a short taxi ride away from the hotels on the strip. Our package for 50-70 guests included: Ceremony: We chose their indoor chapel which is beautiful. They have an outdoor gazebo option which fits a larger group but we were sold on the beautiful chapel and actually made our guest list smaller for the chapel option. The chapel is so beautiful and classic that you don't need to spend the money adding additional decorations and flowers. Many florists I spoke with said every since the chapel was remodeled they really don't see a need for the extra flowers. (Money saved to put elsewhere) Open Bar & Champagne Toast: This was a must have for us and it was reasonably priced. Most of the venus we looked at the cost of an open bar was thousands. Food: The food was delicious. I really don't remember eating much that evening but my parents were impressed. We chose the carving station and after reading reviews selected the prime rib. My family from cattle country was impressed. Wedding Coordinator: Michelle was our wedding coordinator. We spoke with her over the phone to handle everything and we met with her the day before the wedding. She took care of everything! Letting me know when to go where and direct the evening. Minister was included but we brought our own. (Pastor in my family) Table Linens, Chair Covers and Bows: Many colors to pick from that you can personalize. Wedding Music and DJ. Photography Package Bridal Suite (Getting Ready) Credits for Tux, some flowers. Sunset Gardens was the best choice I could have made for my venue. You really get a lot for your money here and their our so many options to create the experience you want for your wedding. Tony, Michelle and the rest of the Sunset Gardens staff were great.
a perfect wedding at Sunset GardensReviewed on 1/03/2015 Sean G
We were in a bit of a bind when our original wedding venue closed on us less than a month before our wedding date. We found Sunset Gardens, saw it had good reviews, and thought we would give them a try. We met with the owner and were immediately impressed with his experience and... Read More attentiveness. It was clear that he takes a lot of pride in Sunset Gardens, and only works with tried and true vendors. Within no time, we had arrangements for the officiant, the catering, the cake, the DJ, the flowers, etc. To be honest, I feared that because the package we got was so reasonably priced, and because it including everything, I thought we were in for a mediocre and impersonal experience. I could not have been more wrong. On the day of the event, SG greatly exceeded our expectations. The venue is quite beautiful and tasteful, and really did not require any additional decorating. The food was delicious, and there was something for everyone. Our wedding day coordinator, and all of the catering staff were professional, experienced, and very attentive. The DJ did a superb job of playing our requests, and building on them. Our wedding cake was another stand out; both delicious and beautiful. We consider ourselves lucky to have found SG. They really did a stand-out job, and we would recommend them to anyone.
Dream come true venueReviewed on 5/29/2014 Whitney J
The chapel at this place is beautiful, especially at night. The staff were so nice and willing to meet my every need and demand. Tony was awesome I couldn't have asked for a better person to help throughout the whole process. The food was amazing and the DJ rocked the party all... Read More night long!!! Best night of my life!!!!
Destination Wedding of my DreamsReviewed on 10/18/2013 Raina M
We traveled from Michigan to our wedding in Las Vegas. Booking a wedding over the phone and online can be stressful. You're not really sure what you're getting, and all you have to go by are other reviews. Well let me tell you, Sunset Gardens was above and beyond way more... Read More elegant, beautiful, and helpful than I could have ever imagined. I was never once stressed throughout the whole process. The flowers turned out beautiful, the cake was amazing, the food was hands down the best wedding food I've ever had. Drinks were flowing all night and the DJ kept us on the floor. The photographer stayed the entire night and I just got my wedding CD. Pictures turned out great. We did the candle lit indoor ceremony. I'm so happy we went that route. It was very intimate. The staff was very friendly and incredibly helpful. If I could do it all over again I'd stick with this place. Couldn't be happier.
The VenueReviewed on 6/14/2013 Lindsey S
I loved the Sunset Garden - however I was a little unsatisfied with the price. I had to prepay for 75 people and only 50 came and I explained to them 3 weeks before hand but they still charged me full price. The food was great!
March Wedding in VegasReviewed on 5/03/2013 Lorie G
If you are looking for a pretty place to have a wedding outside of the strip, Sunset Gardens is a great place. Tony and Michelle were very helpful and great at keeping me informed. I planned the wedding from out of state, but they were amazing at keeping my nerves at ease and... Read More taking away the stress. I let them know exactly what I wanted and they achieved just that. The only complaint I have is the DJ was AWFUL! I ended up getting a different DJ than the one I spoke with on the phone and his choice of music was very old fashioned. I was disappointed with the music and would recommend getting one outside of the facility. Other than that, the ceremony and reception was BEAUTIFUL! Everything is on site and my flowers and cake turned out lovely. Sunset Gardens is a beautiful facility for an evening wedding :)
Worth the $$Reviewed on 11/24/2012 Candice A
Sunset Gardens is definitely worth the money. I was kinda iffy at first because it seemed to good to be true. An all inclusive package, a good price and barely any planning on your part...there must be a catch...? But noope..I was wrong..definitely no catch. Everything you... Read More need is within the same plaza...florists, tuxes, bridal gown shop, hair salon. They are pros in planning weddings, so everything is second nature to them. I got kinda nervous because I was not really doing much planning and on top of that they seemed really non-chalant at first but it's because THEY KNOW WHAT THEY ARE DOING!! Don't get me wrong you can definitely but your personal touches which I did but the "stress" of planning the events of the wedding..etc was basically taken out of your hands. I looved loooved loooved..Tony, Michelle and Chris...great people and they really truly care about giving you a night to remember. Words of advice to the couple..enjoy the night because it literally flashes by you!!
Great wedding venue. Wedding was 11/10/12Reviewed on 11/16/2012 Adriana V
My overall experience was wonderful. Tony (owner) knows what he is doing and has it down to a science. All of his staff members are professional and attentive. The hair salon was great. The cake was tasty and beautiful. Petals did a great job on my bouquet and other flowers. The... Read More food tasted very good. The prime rib was good. We received many compliments on everything. We used the terrace room. The ceremony was lovely. DJ Syd was very nice. I wish I would have been more specific on artists/songs I wanted to hear but he had our guests on the dance floor. The room they have set aside for the bride is nice because it is private and was big enough to accommodate me and my four bridesmaids. They took a lot of photos. We purchased the videographer service. I have not watched it, I have been very busy unpacking. There was always a staff member available to assist. Our coordinator was friendly and fantastic! We left our favors, extra decor, frame and guest book during the rehearsal. They set everything up the day of the wedding and it looked great. We got married 6 days ago! I would recommend this venue to a couple who 1. Does not want to stress over planning all the details 2. Looking for a Vegas/destination wedding that is classy and professional. There was nothing "Vegas" about it. Meaning, there was no Elvis, no over the top bells and whistles. It was beautiful and looked like a fairy tale.
Happy BrideReviewed on 11/05/2012 carissa p
Without Sunset Gardens, I think I would have been a very unhappy stressed bride! I've heard nothing but great things about Sunset Gardens before we chosen them for our vendor, my cousin and friend had there wedding here too. I love that everything is all exclusive, this saved us... Read More a lot on cost overall. It is nice the reception is in the same place so nobody had to go to a different place.
Mrs. BReviewed on 11/01/2012 Doreen M
Sunset Garden staff - Michelle, Tony and Chris, helped with all my needs. If I every had a question or help, they were always there. The grounds are beautiful and the food was good. A good value for the money.
Time of our lives!!!!Reviewed on 8/28/2012 Alisha D
We just got married on 08/25/2012 and it was the best experience ever! Tony, Chris & Dana made this the picture perfect day! We had been planning this wedding for about 2 years and Tony was there every step of the way. We live in CA, so we made monthly trips out to Vegas to... Read More see the venue with different family members or to see the place again and again. I worry about everything and how things are going to look or taste and Tony would ease my mind at every visit and every phone call...trust me I called a lot! I was really nervous with the how the food was going to taste and how the cake was going to look...let me tell you I was extremely impressed with how the rib tenderloin & lemon chicken were so moist and full of flavor. We ordered a red velvet cake with a chocolate mousse filling and the cake was moist and not flaky. I could go on and on about the food, that's how delicious it was. The setting was perfect with all of the colors and decorations we had chose. PETALS, did a phenomenal job with the decorations...fit our color scheme and I forgot the flower for my hair and they quickly came up with one for me...it was perfect! Dale the DJ, was right on with the music, he kept the party going. He took requests through the night from our guests, which made them all feel a part of the party. My entire bridal party of 5 girls were able to make last minute appointments at Joleon spa...they were very kind and ready to help us out. The makeup artist seemed a little rushed and didn't quite do the colors my girls had asked for, but non the less, the experience was wonderful. I loved how we all had our hair and I would recommend them to do hair...try a different makeup artist or have them do a light base and you touch it up. The bridal package is $120 for hair and makeup. Overall this is a FIVE STAR place and a FIVE STAR crew! They make you feel like family, very welcoming. :)
Absolutely Fun Wedding!!!Reviewed on 7/11/2012 Michelle C
My husband and I live in Texas and decided on a destination wedding in Las Vegas. After researching and visiting multiple venues, we decided to go with Sunset Gardens. The value of the package and beauty of the property were the main reasons we selected Sunset Gardens as our... Read More final choice our wedding. We had 75 people attend our wedding and everything went very well. We were married at 8 pm and the twinkling lights in the courtyard made everything look absolutely beautiful. The set up outdoors worked perfectly and was decorated minimally but still turned out great. The staff was very friendly and always made it a point to make sure everything was going as planned. They are very professional and have been doing this for many years so it took a lot of the stress out on having to make decisions because their recommendations were always on point. (especially from us being out of towners) Chris was our planner and he was awesome. We received many compliments on how well everything turned out from the wedding itself, the food, drinks, and dancing. They gave extra credits if you utilized some other facilities they recommended which we will review separately. All in all everything was beautiful, the packages were great, the upgrades were great if you needed them, and we are so happy we chose Sunset Gardens to host our wedding.
they know what they're doing!Reviewed on 6/06/2012 Silvie S
we picked this venue because they have been in business for like 30 years and it shows. the wedding went smooth from start to finish. we had great choices on everything and the music and food were excellent. our guests had a great time and it was a beautiful night.
Highly RecommendedReviewed on 5/29/2012 Rachel R
If you're planning a Vegas wedding from out of town, this place is a godsend. They take care of every detail (with your input, of course) and give you your dream wedding on a budget. What's Great about Sunset Gardens: 1) Value – SG gives you a traditional-style wedding for... Read More a reasonable price. We spent $13k for 150 guests including our ceremony, reception, food, cake, DJ, photographer (which we subbed for a videographer), open bar, and flowers plus an additional hour that we added onto our reception package. They also have cheaper packages for smaller weddings. 2) Convenience – You make the decisions, but they make it easy. The florist and cake-maker call you to discuss your options, SG provides your menu options and suggests the best food combinations, and you don't have to choose a DJ, photographer, wedding officiant, etc. 3) Experience – SG clearly has done this for a long time, and they do it well. Our wedding day ran so smoothly. Their staff made sure my groom and I received our dinner and peaceful time to eat it before our guests bombarded us, and they managed to bring our entire ceremony inside just minutes before our guests arrived when our gazebo wedding was rained out at the last minute. 4) Quality – For the price, the food, cake, and open bar were remarkably good. Our guests still compliment us on the food and cake. 5) Flexibility – SG isn't rigid. They let us hire an outside photographer and photo booth. When we decided to hire shuttle buses to/from the strip so everyone could enjoy the open bar worry-free, SG recommended companies for us to use and offered suggestions on how to make the buses run as smoothly as possible. What's Not Great about Sunset Gardens: 1) It's a value-wedding provider – They do an amazing job, but it's not a country club or a fancy hotel. If that is what you are looking for, you need to find another venue (and a bigger budget!). 2) Their photographer – I've seen reviews from people who loved him, but I thought his website photos looked like bad prom pictures from the 80's. For me, the photos were the most important part of the big day, so I splurged and hired an outside photographer. 3) The airport – If you choose to have your ceremony in the gazebo, keep in mind that planes fly over. It's not that bad, and it's such a beautiful setting that I thought it was worth the risk, but if that's something that will bother you, beware. 4) Flowers - If you're on a budget, know that SG's $250 floral credit doesn't go far. We spent $1,200 over the $250 credit, and that was after I cut back on some of the ceremony and table decor I wanted. 5) DJ Dale – We had to make a desperate call to him the night before to make sure he would play our song selections since he never contacted us before the wedding. He also wasn't a huge crowd pleaser. To be fair, we gave him a list of songs we wanted and he played some of them, which maybe interrupted his flow, but overall he was the only part of our night that I wasn't 100% satisfied with. 6) Follow-up – SG has hundreds of weddings to plan before yours, so they won't finalize everything with you until very close to your big day. If you're a bride who wants every detail of your wedding planned and resolved months in advance, their laid-back, last minute system may stress you out a bit. Overall, SG did an amazing job, and I have no regrets about choosing them as the venue for our big day.
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Seasonal fun and festivals await this fall in Williamsburg.
September and October in Williamsburg host arts, food, wine and spirits events. Include these as part of your fall vacation.
Williamsburg Fall Arts: From visual arts, including An Occasion for the Arts, Williamsburg Gallery Crawl and the Yorktown Arts Stroll, to concerts by the Williamsburg Symphonia and Virginia Symphony Orchestra, Williamsburg Fall Arts is a monthlong celebration offering more than 130 events.
Busch Gardens Howl-O-Scream: Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays September 23 - October 30, Busch Gardens' Howl-O-Scream challenges brave guests to discover new bone-chilling scare zones, terrifying shows and gruesome creatures lurking around the park. Younger guests can experience tamer Halloween happenings at the Sesame Street Forest of Fun.
Yorktown Market Days and Fall Festival Celebration: Saturday, October 8, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Fresh produce, meat and seafood, baked goods, specialty cut flowers, quality art and entertainment are all available at this free event at Riverwalk Landing. Children will delight in hayrides, a pumpkin patch, hay maze and other activities.
Yorktown Day: October 19, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Ceremonies, a parade, fifes and drums performances, and special programs at Yorktown Battlefield commemorate the anniversary of America's momentous Revolutionary War victory at Yorktown.
Yorktown Victory Celebration & Preview of the American Revolution Museum at Yorktown at Yorktown: October 15 and 16. The 235th anniversary of America's momentous 1781 Revolutionary War victory at Yorktown will be celebrated with hands-on military experiences, artillery firings, and a preview of the American Revolution Museum at Yorktown with the debut of the new introductory film and exhibition galleries.
Yorktown Ghost Experience: Stroll through Historic Yorktown at dusk while listening to stories of firsthand ghost experiences. Guests will join guides in searching for paranormal evidence using EMF detectors and thermal imaging equipment.
Colonial Williamsburg Tavern Ghost Walk: Learn of the ghosts that still haunt the taverns and historic buildings of Colonial Williamsburg. This family-friendly program is suitable for all ages and is wheelchair- and stroller-friendly. Enjoy spirited and interactive 21st-century folklore of Colonial Williamsburg's Historic Area. Did you know there are Pirates Among Us? Blackbeard is dead, and many of his crew have been tried and hanged in Williamsburg. On this walking tour, you will meet ghosts and ghouls of his crew and hear their true pirate tales. Beware!
The Haunted Dinner Theatre offers visitors a creative, interactive performance with an all-you-can-eat buffet dinner at Captain George's.
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2016 Children's Charity Classic Winners
Overall Winners 1st Place Team -S&S Tire Brian Lane Brooks Swentzel Brock Swentzel Austen Swentzel Derek Collins 2nd Place Team - Toyota / Lexus Steve Rogers Bryan Wehrman Jeremy Nalli Paul Wehrman Kirk Ramsdale 3rd Place Team- Baptist Health Plan Bob Dickerson Greg Engle Richard Carr James Fritz Jeff TruittContinue Reading
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Friday Course & Celebrity Assignments – 2016
The field is set for the first round of the Children's Charity Classic on Friday, June 24, 2016. Celebrities were assigned to each team by a blind draw at Monday's Tee-Off Reception. As a reminder, teams alternate courses on Friday and Saturday. Enjoy the tournament! Friday Course & Celebrity Teams 2016Continue Reading
2016 Golf Classic Schedule
2016 Schedule for the Children's Charity of the Bluegrass Golf Classic Tee-off Reception Monday, June 20 4:00 pm-5:30 pm Team Captains are invited to come and draw for the Celebrity they will golf with on Friday. Tee-Off Event at Andover Clubhouse with check presentations to agencies benefiting from Children's Charity proceeds. Kid's Jamboree Tuesday, June 21 6:00 pm-8:30 pm Kids Jamboree at Lexington ...Continue Reading
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2016 Celebrities and Special Guests
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2015 Tournament Results
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Being a general contractor in the Bay Area can be a deeply rewarding, enriching experience, but this path obviously isn't right for everyone. Are you considering a career in this field? If so, the facts below will help you decide whether you might want to pursue this profession seriously. Read the rest of this entry »
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Something just isn't right about your Bay Area kitchen, bathroom or rec room. Maybe you inherited a gauche built-in unit from a previous owner that you want to eliminate, or maybe you just want to convert the space, so it's brighter and easier to use.
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Bay Area Commercial HVAC projects are typically planned out far in advance due to their cost and the inconvenience of down time for tenants. Planning a major repair or replacement of commercial air conditioning units requires research and vetting of options. You also need to plan carefully to find appropriate places to save and to avoid being "penny-wise, pound foolish" when taking care of a major building component.
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You don't need to be a building contractor to fix things around your home! Homeowners need to be jacks-of-all trades to stay on top of household problems. Here are ten essential skills you should work on, whether you're about to engage in a series of DIY projects for your Bay Area home, or you're just looking to impress your spouse or soon-to-be in-laws with your domestic skills:
East Bay Building Contractor Explains Key Contract Section
Home remodelers may come across "general conditions" in their contracts when they work with general construction, air conditioning, or heating professionals. But what are these conditions? Can you ask for edits? What do you need to know to negotiate one of these contracts effectively?
Common East Bay Heating Drawbacks
In cold weather climates, a general contractor may suggest an HVAC system for new construction projects. However, many older homes have wall and baseboard heaters. Wall and baseboard heaters can be practical in smaller spaces, but they come with several drawbacks. Read the rest of this entry »
How to Hire the Best East Bay General Contractor
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Signs You Need to Call an HVAC Specialist ASAP
Whether your air conditioning went out during a scorching weekend day, prompting your kids to whine to you incessantly; or you just noticed a musty, unpleasant smell coming from one of your vents, you may have HVAC issues. Is it time to call a general contractor to analyze what's going wrong before your property suffers serious damage and/or you get sick? Read the rest of this entry »
Home Improvement Tasks You Should Never Do Yourself
The general contractors at B.A. Morrison has years of experience dealing with complex, dangerous types of work. We've trained hard and done many practical, real world projects to acquire our safety knowledge. Unfortunately, Do It Yourselfers (DIYers) who don't have the same training or skills can get seriously hurt (or hurt others), when they do work that should be reserved for professional contractors.
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