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Staff was incredibly helpful and accomodating
Nice design, clean rooms, good location Small rooms
The Gem hotel is in a great location. The facilities are minimal but good, and the staff are excellent. The rooms at The Gem are very small. The facilities are minimal.
The staff was very friendly and helpful The rooms were very small. The bed was too small.
The service of the staff was excellent. I would definitely return again and stay at The gem Hotel-Chesea.
The hotel was conveniently located for my purpose. It was also exceptionally clean and the staff was polite and helpful. I would definitely stay at this hotel again.
Hotel staff was very accommodating and friendly. Rooms were small, but that's typical of Manhattan.
The staff were always friendly and helpful. The room, although small, was clean and was serviced daily. Also, the location is excellent.
The staff was amazing! The rooftop patio is great! None of the rooms have more then one bed.
the hotel was in a great location no twin beds rooms
The staff at this location is too notch!! Rooms were very small.
The location is great! I didn't mind that the room was small because I was only there to sleep. The morning staff was super friendly and helpful. The evening staff was rude and not as welcoming as the morning staff. I was a bit put off but again, just for the purpose of sleeping I didn't mind staying here.
the rooms were compact but extremely comfortable - the people that cleaned the rooms did a perfect job - the sheets and towels were cleaned every day
It has a reasonable location in the heart of NYC. It was very disappointing overall, and did not meet our expectations. The room was described as having two double beds, when in fact it came with two single beds, the description of the room should be changed to twin room. The furniture in the room was also in poor condition and looked cheap, overall very poor value for the money paid.
The front end staff was always very helpful and pleasant
The staff where friendly, hotel located in nice area Room to small, please when you say room with a view be more specific
Staff was very helpful. location is great. rooms are clean and beds comfortable. I would stay here again for sure.
Good hotel. Nice bar downstairs. Internet is free. Design quite strange. I guess they tried to imitate urban style. But it looks a bit depressive (dark brown and black colors, metal elements of bed and chairs).
Excellent location, friendly staff, free internet in room. Because the hotel was set back from buildings either side the room was naturally quite dark, and tended to be a little noisy, but it is on a busy street
Comfortable beds and adequate size room. Like not having to walk down long hallways. Very quiet even facing street.
i liked the head of staf - when she dident see the resorvation in their computer she calles the booking.com reservations and made shure that every think was ok on her free time - she was great the prices that the hotel gives are high for the facilities - they could lower the rate a little
Situation and free internet. Staff quite friendly. I found strange that the hotel couldn't provide any bill with the excuse that hotel was paid via bookings.
Convenient location, nice desk staff room too small for comfort...elevators not effecient
The staff was very helpful when I told them that I left my wallet at home with my ID and credit cards... They contacted my fiancee via email to verify my identity and cheked me in. Very grateful, thank you!
Location to Penn Station and Msg couldn't be beat Little noisy. Not there fault.
Only Location. Ugly and old room no air conditioner Bed to small for a a couple.
This hotel banks on its location adjacent to Penn Station. That is the only positive and has allowed them to avoid improving. The facilities are atrocious: dirty rooms, bedbugs, outdated fixtures, uninvested staff, and hidden fees.
The location is very good. The price is high as compare to the quality of rooms but I guess it's because of the location I guess the price is high but rooms and bathrooms needs to be repaired.
Location Check in took an hour, staff unmotivated, Rooms dirty, carpet ripped, beds uncomfortable and dirty, shower leaks all over bathroom and water temperature fluctuates from scalding to cold, thermostat broken so room temp uncontrollable, had to open window.....remote broken TV had one channel....just a terrible experience. ...they should be ashamed of themselves.
Location Mold in bathroom. Uncomfortable bed. Thin towels. Mentioned to staff they said that's what you get when reservation are made on kayak.
The bed is very comfortable and the location is excellent. I stayed for one day only, so can't say much more. Because the hotel is old, a lot of its structure is rusted. It should definitely be renovated. The bedroom is small, but clean. The aged look is interesting, but they should change furnitures as soon as possible! It wouldn't be my first choice of hotel if I had to come to the city again.
I liked that it is right next to Penn Station and just two blocks from the venue where the concert I was there to see. The bathroom was very small, the TV was at least 15 years old and about 30ft from the bed.
Location Bad hotel
Location was very good Long waiting times at the front desk Poor service when requesting an additional blanket Fee for storing suitcases after check-out Expensive parking Expensive Outdated No kettle or coffee maker
Maria B at the reservation area was fast and efficient. She got me in my room quickly without any headaches. She suggested a room upgrade which I agreed to and it made my night better. I'd say that she was the main one that kept me from ranking the service really low. Location was excellent. Check in was at 3:00pm and I arrived at 2:30pm. I asked one of the bell folks if I could use the bathroom and he gave me two key cards saying that "one of these should work". I went to the lower lobby area to open the door and both keys didn't work. I then went to the luggage check-in area and asked if I could use the bathroom. They said they didn't have a key either. Ok..now this is pretty damn ridiculous. I went back upstairs to the bell desk and told them that both keys didn't work. The guy told me to go to the reservation check-in area and see if I could get a key.... I was ready to give the front desk a piece of my mind, but the lady suddenly said that I was able to check in early (which made me feel better). I was asked if I wanted to get a room upgrade and I said yes. Really - all I needed was to use the restroom. It was pretty crazy how tough it was for a guest to do something as simple as that.
NOTHING Rude staff. Super dirty. Charged far more than listed.
Customer service, reservation team and management all were pretty terrible. Provided no accomodation for a change or adjustment in reservation. In addition the front desk person was rude and abrupt when nobody else was even in the lobby. I left this hotel and went right next door to the cleaner and friendlier Hotel Indigo.
Everything was 100% perfect. Room was clean, bathroom was clean, view was nice. Staff was friendly and accommodating with our luggage needs etc. I chose to be on the highest floor to get the best view and we heard loud music coming from down the street or somewhere outside as we were going to bed. It eventually stopped, and no one complained of not getting a good night's sleep due to it.
Nice touches were that the lobby had a water dispenser with fresh fruits in the water and cookies were served at the lobby at certain times. Staff was attentive to our needs. Broken shower head- sprayed from the base. Tight quarters with barely enough room to move luggage for 3.
The location on 28th Street is very central and convenient. One of the elevators didn't seem to be working very well and the other was very slow. Luckily I was on the 2nd floor, so I took the stairs, which were clean and well lit. It was pouring rain when I arrived and the front desk had no umbrellas to lend. It was also very loud from street noise in my room. Inside from the hallway was quiet, even though I was near the elevator.
Cleanliness of rooms and hotel as a whole. More attentive front desk staff. Assisted others before ourselves and other guests who were clearly lined up first.
It was a very basic hotel and rooms were on the small size, but it was exactly what we needed. We loved that there was a microwave and fridge in the room. Clean. Small clean lobby. Staff were generally very friendly. Nothing.
Very friendly and helpful staff. Clean room. Tasty free coffee in the lobby. Good sound proof wall so that we did not get bothered by young group's loud chatting next door through night. The only issue was the noise of the air conditioner heater.
The hotel was in a great location for sight seeing and the sub way. The hotel staff were friendly and accommodating. The rooms were clean. The beds were very comfortable. Although the breakfast was an "all you could eat". I thought $16.50 was a little over priced
Chose this hotel for the price/location. Obviously you don't exactly get what you're paying for in NYC, but it was a clean hotel that was just that, nothing special. They slap you with a $50 resort fee without telling you - was told I had no extra charges at checkout, and saw the charge on my credit card later.
This was my first stay at Hilton Garden Inn Chelsea. I like everything about this hotel. Location is very good in mid-town Manhattan close to shops, clubs, bars.The customer service was ok. The room was big, very clean & comfortable.If you are in a mood for a Playboy TV channel it's free you can watch it in your room. I was on 19th floor the city view was ok nothing special. I will recommend this hotel to my friends & family. From 0-10 I'll give 9++++. Check-in is at 3pm. I arrived at 3:30 pm and my room was not ready I had to wait for 15 minutes in a lobby.
For New York this was a pretty good size room with 2 queen beds.
Everything about my stay at Hotel Indigo was perfection. The location is lovely-walking past the wholesale florists surrounding the hotel was delightful. The room was so well appointed and the staff was terrific. I will most definitely be back on my next NYC visit.
I liked the welcoming staff, the freak restaurant and the room was pretty good for the price I paid. I didn't know that there was a gym and a roof top bar. Found out only on my last day... The reception should have said that at the check in. The wifi was slow but I really have to say that the hotel answered my expectation and the staff was great and helpful. Will def go back
Rooms were nice, bathroom clean... Everything was good... i wish they had complimentary breakfast..
Easy check in and accommodating stafff
Outstanding staff!
Size of the room and location The beds could of been more comfortable
Nice big comfy bed, friendly staff, nice bathroom, A+
clean I can hear what's going on in other rooms
Location, Clean room, Modern Decor, Safe, Rooftop bar, Valet parking was same price as self parking in a garage, Good price for the value Room was small (as expected in NYC)
One of the elevators was broken. You had to wait forever to ride up to your room since they wouldn't let you take the stairs up. The elevator was broken our entire 4 days there.
The rooms are truly small and the sound proof of the windows is inexistent. The noise during night time is unbearable. The towels were old and worn, some of them had holes. The shower doesn't have a curtain and the results are catastrophic. The water runs all around the bathroom floor. The people at the front desk were not friendly, didn't speak English well and were kind of rude. The elevator broke during the week end and it was a nightmare to go up to the room.
The hotel was close to the red line 1 subway stop. The room and bathroom were clean. For the price it was great. Staff was friendly and helpful. There are only two elevators and it is not enough. Guests were not willing to wait and constantly were either close to or over max weight capacity. Also we ordered room service and they forgot about our order. It took them an hour and a half to make breakfast.
Hotel location was not bad. Everything in the hotel was extra small size except the be which was normal size.
We decided on this hotel because of the location, close to many shops, attractions, train stations, broadway theaters. Affordable and comfortable, staff exceptionally friendly and helpful. Excellent restaurant as well. Not many rooms available with a spectacular view.
has no good services & expencive rate
I enjoyed the cleanliness and the vibrant smell of the bed sheets and towels I do have to say that in the early morning around 2:0 am till 9:45 am there was no hot water or pressure in the shower in our room.
clean rooms, whenever and kindness of the staff. nothing
Location, cleanliness, No breakfast, no parking
Good location They didn´t borrow wine glasses for our celebration of my sister´s birthday at the restaurang/ bar. The hotel did´t have any vase for flowers.
Location is fine. Rooms are a little bit smaller than other Holiday Inn Hotels
location smoky hallways, small rooms, hard beds
Price, location, clean No gym, pool etc.
Functional and convenient location if you're working in the mid-town aread. I was bitten by bed bugs when I stayed at the hotel. I stayed at the hotel for 10 days and by the time I checked-out, I have more than 30+ bites all over on my arms, hands, legs, face and tummy. I also saw a brown-like insect crawl on my suitcase and reported all of this to the hotel staff. The hotel refunded me one night's stay but kept insisting they have no bed bugs despite all the evidence I had because they say have regular exterminator checks. I don't think that answered the question about whether they did actually check the room and did something about the issue after it was reported. I've had to get my clothes and luggage cleaned out just to be sure. Not worth the hassle.
Outdoor seating for breakfast and relaxation. Great baggage storage after you check out while you see the City and no charge!
The room was comfortable and the location was great.
Room location was poor and extremely noisy. Staff was unwilling to accommodate change.
Everything was clean, orderly. had a tv remote that went out... maintenance was dispatched in minutes, and immediately fixed the problem. also, enjoyed the fact that there was no night-time construction going on!
Location, decent sized room, clean There were pipes banging in the walls (or else construction elsewhere in the hotel) all night which kept us awake until 2:30am when we gave up and called and asked to switch rooms. To their credit, they moved us immediately and the new room was quieter.
Breakfast inclusive Rooms were pretty clean and better looking than other nyc hotels. Lack of breakfast variety. - always sausage and eggs At night, regulat coffee is very bland and they put less coffee. Very low quality of coffee at night
We liked the convenience of the area. Easy to check in and out Complimentary breakfast was really good.. a lot of options. Staff was friendly Place was comfortable. All in all it was a good stay! I'd recommend. For the price we paid.. the room was very small... however, I expected this being as we were in a city. Sometimes it's just hard to grasp that.
All holiday inn are the same and keep to the standard. Great place to stay and great value Nothing to do with the hotel,but that week was a bomb on 23rd Street. Kind of scary but the NYPD done everything to secure the area. At one time 29th Street was blocked but they made sure that I made my flight home.
Staff friendliness, double beds, breakfast, price Room while clean could be fresher smelling but I am being really picky here
Rooms were big for the price point and location, very comfortable and accommodating! Will definitely stay there again when going down for any event at the Garden - not even a 2 minute walk! :)
One of the staff tried to enter my room in the middle of the night. Said they mistook my room for housekeeping?! By myself so it was very scary
Very nice continental breakfast Hotel staff checked bags for late pickup All staff members were extemly cordial Everything met expectations
Front desk staff were professional and friendly Restaurant staff inside the Hotel had terrible customer service.
Great location, great price for the day we stayed, room was clean and a nice size for NYC. When checking in they indicated that the water would be turned off at 9am the following morning for emergency repairs. So much for taking the say off and sleeping in. Well, apparently it was only the hot water, which we learned about after getting to the room and reading the note that was slipped under the door. When we got to front desk in the morning, they asked how our stay was and I said it was good. They asked - why only good - so I explained the water situation (it was about 10:30am). They indicated that they hadn't even started the project yet. We went from all water off from 9am-9pm, to only the hot water, to - well the hot water will be turned off - whenever. I'm sure there's a better way.
This hotel was so amazing, I didn't expect much for the price but everything was spotless. The staff was amazing, they came up to our room 2 times a day to bring ice and they were super fast. King bed was very comfy and the hotel was within walking distance from Times Square but if ur visiting New York get a subway card and get everywhere for like 20 min at most. Perfect stay no complaints.
I was very happy with the nearness of the hotel to Penn Station. It was a beautiful hotel, which appeared to have been recently renovated. I would definitely stay there again. Nothing
Look of the rooms very nicely decorated Pricing was bit high for the size of the room but still had a great overall experience it was a comfortable stay
after renovation, but with some scratches already; friendly staff really cares; fitness room; complimentary tea and coffee every morning; safe and nice; great view from deluxe room expensive, but very standard, breakfast; windows need to be cleaned; at this price I would expect the room to be larger; I would prefer more light in the room
Friendly staff and comfort of the bed! Tax additions to bill
Love Kimpton, the hotels and service are always top notch. Looking forward to staying here again. Having to leave the hotel was a bummer
Very kind and attentive staff. Nice and clean room. Excellent location for us. Quite expensive. None.
For the value the hotel was great. The location of the hotel is very convenient to many locations and subway lines. The breakfast in the morning exceeded expectations and was substantial. Hotel is very clean and feels updated. The bathroom felt a bit small but for a hotel in NYC that is expected. Do not try to drive and park in this area, parking is atrocious and very expensive.
breakfast was nice Yes, there was! I had major issues with the WIFI Internet Access. It didn't work on my IPad and my Windows lap-top at all. The "necessary page" in the Browser didn't turn up. The "free WIFI" was one of the reason why I did choose the Hampton. The staff said they cannot give me any discount, because I booked the hotel via bookings. I shall try to claim it thru you? Anything you can do? Speak to Lisa + John at reception. They confirm that I had complained a few times.
Good location Breakfasts were not so good
The breakfast was great! The price was good. Room was clean. THe walls were very thin and you could hear the partiers that came in at 4am. When the front desk was notified of the disturbance they responded quickly and the room quieted down for about half an hour, but then got really loud. I did not sleep well at all that night!
Close to Penn Station Close to excellent shopping Expansive free full breakfast buffet No room views Slow elevators
Staff was excellent
The hotel was clean and tidy. it was centrally located and withing 2 minutes walking distance to Penn Station and madison Square Garden. we arrived at Penn from Newark so ideal for us. the hotel located on W 31st street was ideal as a center to get to all the major sights in NY. Breakfast being included was excellent to set us up for the day. There were a couple of cafe/restaurants nearby. would stay again if we get back to NY.
Horrible place, breakfast awful with little nutritious value. It would have better to eat at McDonald's ! This is overpriced even for Manhattan. If parking is available, it will cost you an average of $50 per night. I don't think the bedding had been changed for me after the prior customers had checked-out.
Staff courtesy room size vs cost
Our check in/out and all interactions with staff were very positive. Breakfast was good, a hot waffle, pastry, egg, or potatoes, plus juice, cereal and hot drinks. The two doubles in one tiny room were adequate. No tub only shower and the TV/cable was the bare minimum. Complimentary internet was adequate. Overall I recommend and would stay again.
We arrived mid morning and after a 10 minute wait were shown to our room. Service was consistently prompt and staff courteous. I would definitely stay again.
Waiting for the lift at breakfast time! we walked down 16 floors - it was quicker!
Good location -the room was comfortable - and the free breakfast was a nice touch if you want to get up and go.
very nice location,situated right in the middle of everything, with easy walks to many sights and easy acces to subway less than 100 meters away. hotel is nice and clean. had 10 th floor room facing backyard with some view and no street noise at all. breakfast is fine...coffee is better than at the Plaza..helpfull staff..would stay again..
Very friendly staff. Great location
Clean, classey, great views and stylish. Breakfasts were included and just what was required. Great location. New luggage set damaged when in storage with the hotel the day after check-out. Made for a miserable return trip as wheel and handle mechanism were well ineffective.
Clean, comfortable room. Helpful staff. Excellent location. I cannot recommend this hotel too highly.
Location, Room was clean and staff was helpful The price of the hotel was so much cheaper booking through them that i ended up canceling the 2 of the 3 nights and booking.com would not match or give me the price of the hotels rate.
Cleanliness and breakfast as most NY hotels do not have this service location
comfortable bed, good breakfast
nice clean bathroom breakfast was of a low standard
Good Location. Near to good restaurants. A typical 3 star hotel given its room and facilities. Worth the room rates and good for a short 1 or 2 day stay in new york city.
Terrific location just a few blocks away from subway and business traveler necessities like FedEx and a grocery store (Whole Foods to be exact). The room was the most spacious I've stayed in NYC for this price. Near an Orange Theory which I used on my first day there. The gym facilities here are very limited. I did not ask if there were reciprocal gyms nearby.
Staff was excellent, nice, hospitable. The room is small and mediocre-looking. Definitely not worth $400/night or more.
I didn't like the service. I didn't get the room I reserved. This hotel is horrible and I wouldn't recommend it to anyone.
Very clean and comfortable. Awesome views with our room. The staff was amazing and very accommodating. Great, great place!
Everything was great
Staff was excellent. Bar was golden after we got to the hotel from both exploring and enyoing the city. Concierge was great! Plenty of places around to eat including the hotel. Nice view with a glimpse of the Empire from our room. Rooms were clean, a little cramped, but its NYC. The staff (maids) tends to be forgetful about simple items like toilet paper or anything to stir coffee with! Location its a mix, depending on the line needed. Sometimes we went to 34th ST in order to get some other line.
Bed was comfy Location was great Room service was good and quick Too much noise on my floor/too many kids Bathroom smelled like a wet rag Elevators took a long time
The staff was very friendly. I arrived several hours before check in and was allowed to drop my bags off. Room was clean and the bed was comfortable. Lobby was unusually small. Hotel only had two elevator shafts for 25+ floors and at one point both of them were broken.
Location was convenient. The hotel was very VERY dirty. The bathroom was left extremely dirty and moldy and the employees were unprofessional
Located on a quiet side street but still within walking distance to many attractions. Plenty of subway stops within a block or two that will take you to any destination you want. Staff was super friendly and inviting. Bed was comfortable and bathroom was clean. Close to Megabus drop-off location. Room was bigger than I thought it would be given the location. There was an iron and hairdryer in the room, but no mini fridge (which wasn't necessary for our short stay). There are some things out of the control of the hotel; construction around the area and trash left in the street for city pickup didn't make walking for the most pleasant walking experience. There were coffee stains on the nightstand lampshade and the carpet could use a good cleaning or replacement. Not sure what the parking situation is as we took the bus.
I enjoyed my stay there, I liked receiving a cookie upon arrival. It was supposed to be a king size room, but was just a queen size bed.
Great location! We were a short walk to a metro station, Highline and empire state building. Great food options nearby. Room was clean, although small. Kids had a great time. And they loved getting a cookie everyday! We also had a view of the one world trade center. There wasn't a fridge, which would have been helpful, but the room was small, so I can see how they couldn't fit it in.
Close to everything walking, they staff was great very informative about the area, and very helpful with everything I needed. Would definitely stay there on my next trip to NYC!!
Very friendly staff took care of all requests. Very helpful and provided lots of suggestions for places to visit and restaurants to eat at. Gentleman taking care of valet was extremely helpful and polite. Will be back next time. The street the hotel is on is a little dark and looming. Felt safe the whole time (police station across the street) but street is not as bright and shiny as the rest of downtown. Hotel is bright and nice.
I checked in early through Kayak's e-mail and was surprised that not only was our room ready early, but they had a pack-n' play crib set up for my little one complete with baby soap, lotion, bath toy, night light and even an outlet protector! It was a nice touch and showed that they were on top of our reservation. They put us on the top floor in a large wheel-chair accessible suite, definitely the most space I've ever had in a new York city hotel for this price! no breakfast included, but they do have a breakfast café open downstairs in the morning. It is centrally located to other breakfast options.
Location Even the coffee wasn't free
Great location, clean, very nice and helpful staff. Overall it far exceeded my expectations.
Location and price Checking in at 5:00 PM was delayed by an hour. Using valet took over an hour to get the car
Location /to some extent/ price Noise level - VERY hard to sleep [they even provide earplugs in the room!] Services
Lication Check was supposed to be 3- then got Ana ail saying it was 4- waited and didn't get in the room until 4:40- staff seemed like they were making up story as to why we didn't have our room. Got to the room- remote didn't work and no shower gel in shower- oh well... There are worse things!
Convenient location Rooms were gross, carpet needs to be cleaned, there were dust balls in the room
Would not stay here or recommend to colleagues Thermostat did not work and response was poor to fix it. Sent me to new room which was very noisy and had a dirty bed.
The staff appreciates the customer and will do their best to accomodate. The building has character and distinguished. Our suite was perfect with a to die for view. Time square
Nothing Everything I don't know if it was a bad experience but they were rude the rooms smelled they upgraded me and it was even worse the smell
Loved the location across the street from Penn Station- front desk staff was friendly and efficient- all staff was friendly and acknowledged us whether we were walking in or down a hallway- it was refreshing. Room was very clean and spacious. I think we had a king- limited view. Loved being on 7th Ave- we walked straight up7th to Times Square and straight down 7th to Greenwich Village. So many excellent restaurants within 3 blocks. Also loved that the lobby was not hectic-crazy-busy like some of the Times Square hotels can be. I would have liked a lobby bar. Always fun to sit and people watch. There is a bar/restaurant but it's through a set of (glass) doors off the lobby. I can think of nothing else that would have improved our 3 nights here.
The staff was excellent. The lobby is gorgeous and I love the fruit infused water there. They gave me a free upgrade and the view was stunning as well as the lighting design, environmental graphics - comfort of pillows and bed, shower... Made my visit special and I was able to leave my suitcase while I walked around.
The room was fairly large for NYC. Contemporary decor in an old hotel. Great location for Penn Station/Amtrak. Shower was TINY, and bathroom had little space for touletries. Air conditioning was loud , but helped to block out the constant horn blowing most of the night. Make sure to get a room away from the street!
Got to be the downtown location. Half a block from Madison Square Garden, a short stroll to Times Square, subway in easy reach. Staff were professional and fast.. Security was good-a doorman plus a requirement to use your room keycard to access the guest floors on the elevator. Room bright and clean, and a comfortable bed. Lots of restaurants/bars in easy reach. Overnight parking garage right off the entrance-have to hand over your car to attendant and he'll park it/bring it back to you. Not cheap, but downtown parking never is. The windows didn't have a clean seal, so there was a constant low-level draft through them and some street noise leaking in. On a cool spring day no issue, but imagine it would be VERY chilly in winter, and wonder if summer would make it a war between A/C and the leak. Bathroom TINY-one person can stand in it, and basically rotate in place-sink to toilet to shower. The shower was also very cramped-not one for the claustrophobic.
We booked the hotel last minute since we had to come to NY for an audition the following day. We've stayed in a few hotels in the area and for the price this was by far the best. Food was great, service was exceptional. Staff was friendly. The room was very comfortable. I would recommend it! My boyfriend took a shower with the door open and if set off the Fire alarm in the bedroom for a solid 5 minutes before someone could come deactivate it. When they came to deactivate it they said "did you have the bathroom door open when you were showering?" so clearly it's been a problem before.


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I drove my car in here to get washed well, its not busy though, but, I have a bad feeling about it then when theyre finished...
thanks so much the guys that cleaned my car did a pretty good job. they eliminated all stains and dirt stains too.
I love Majestic! They are quick, friendly and awesome!!!
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PARO, Bhutan–It's a steep climb to Taktsang, a monastery hugging the side of a rocky cliff 3,000 feet above the Paro valley in Bhutan. But the going is fairly easy if taken slowly, for the path is well constructed and maintained and the mountain air is fresh and cool. It requires ascending a thousand steps or more, with plenty of opportunities to admire the view and to catch one's breath. For those of us who live at sea level it can be difficult to breathe comfortably while exercising vigorously at 10,000 feet, so a relaxed pace with plenty of rest was definitely the way to do it, as advised by our expedition leader.
The pilgrimage to Taktsang, also known as Tiger's Nest or Tiger's Lair, is (literally and figuratively) the high point of any visitor's sojourn in Bhutan. For the National Geographic Committee for Research and Exploration delegation, it was the final stop of a week-long visit that had taken us around the western part of the kingdom, visiting dzongs (monastery fortresses), temples, and the wintering grounds of white-bellied herons and black-necked cranes. We'd had plenty of time to acclimate to the altitude and there had been at least two long walks through farms and villages to prepare us for the steep climb to the Tiger's Nest.
Flying in on a Tigress
Taktsang is said to be the holiest site in Bhutan. It's where Guru Rinpoche, also known as Padmasambhava, materialized some 1,300 years ago on the back of a flying tigress. Finding shelter in a series of caves, he meditated for some three years and then set about converting the Bhutanese to Buddhism. The monastery that commemorates this auspicious beginning was built nine centuries later, in the 1600s, although the buildings we see today have been replaced several times, including major reconstruction completed in 2005 after a fire devastated the structure and its contents in 1998. But as the Bhutanese point out, buildings are temporal and meant to be renewed; the ideas and philosophies they represent cannot be destroyed.
The final approach to the monastery after a climb of around two hours is over a bridge across a waterfall that drops 200 feet into a sacred pool. The entire area is wrapped in prayer flags, while crevices in the rock are crammed with tsa-tsas, small reliquaries containing ashes of the dead. One last brutal flight of steep steps hewn out of rock delivers pilgrims to the monastery, which for our visit was blanketed in low-hanging cloud, adding an aura of heaven to the place.
Entry to the sanctuary is granted on condition that shoes, cameras, cell phones and other electronic equipment are left at the gates. A security guard patted us down to make sure we were not smuggling cameras and he instructed us to button our jackets in respect. Inside we were given a tour of various temples and other chambers crammed with Buddhist icons and heaped offerings of food and money. Flickering traditional butter lamps cast a warm ethereal light.
Holy Water
In one temple we encountered a monk watching over a door sealing the cave used by Padmasambhava all those centuries ago. It is opened only once a year in a special ceremony, perhaps like Easter Sunday in the Vatican's St Peter's basilica. The monk blessed us and poured saffron-laced water into our hands which we brought to our lips and splashed on the back of our heads. In the next sanctuary we found a monk chanting from sacred texts. He too splashed holy water into our hands for our mouths and heads, and he offered us something to eat.
We were alone in the third room we visited. Our guide stood with us at the door and explained the chamber's purpose and the iconography on the altar, including a sitting statue of Padmasambhava. Then he invited us to sit quietly on the floor and meditate a while about where we were and what we were seeing.
Cross-legged comfortably on a mat, feet pointed in respectfully, I first thought what a difference it made to be looking at the icons without the encumbrance of a camera. I became conscious of the complete silence of our situation in the clouds thousands of feet up on the side of a mountain deep in the Himalayas. And as I listened to the silence and stared into the fierce eyes of one of the statues my mind shifted abruptly; into my head came the memory of my mother who passed away 34 years ago, and I thought how much she would have wanted to visit this special place. Just then a bird trilled loudly through the open window behind me, and I imagined it was my mother's way of telling me that she had heard me.
It is not uncommon for people to have some kind of spiritual experience at Taktsang, Bill Jones, our expedition leader, told me after we had left the monastery. Bill has led groups to Bhutan more than a hundred times, taking perhaps a thousand people up to the shrine. "I can't tell you how many people have told me that something happened to them spiritually up there," he said when I told him my story. I also learned that the bird that had interrupted my reverie was a rufous-breasted accentor, a common resident throughout the Himalayas. (You can listen to its song here.)
Birds are abundant in Bhutan. Everywhere we went we saw crows on houses and monasteries. We learned that schools had been relocated and electricity cables buried to make wetlands safe for black-necked cranes that migrate from Tibet for the winter. Their numbers are growing. The government has committed to protecting them and also more than half the country for forest. Wildlife corridors have been set aside for elephants, tigers, leopards, and all the animals smaller than them, to be able to migrate between national parks in both Bhutan and neighboring India.
Surrounded entirely by China and India, the two most populous nations on Earth, Bhutan's isolation and its ancient spirituality have enabled the country to hang on to much of its culture and natural heritage. But as the country continues to modernize and open to the world, Bhutan will be challenged to stay this way. The teachings brought to Taktsang by Padmasambhava 1,300 years ago include belief in the power and value of nature. Keeping the faith might be what empowers the country to choose the right way forward.
National Geographic President and CEO Gary Knell led the CRE on a tour of the Himalayan country to meet with grantees, listen to briefings from government officials and environment groups, and observe science, exploration, and conservation in the field. The Society has funded nearly two dozen grants in Bhutan, two of which are active.
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50NL 6-max, 84o TPNK vs Uber-Maniac
Joined the table for about 25 hands. Villain is a ultra maniac, betting $4 into a $0.95 pot, going to showdown with nothing more than a bluff on a high card board. I've gotta my stack through him, he's a little wary of me.
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No Limit Holdem Ring game
Blinds: $0.25/$0.50
4 players
Stack sizes:
Button: $14.80
Hero: $100.65
Pre-flop: (4 players) Hero is BB with 4♠ 8♦
UTG folds, Button calls, SB calls, Hero checks.
Flop: 2♣ 2♠ 8♥ ($1.5, 3 players)
Hero checks, Button checks, SB bets $8, Hero ??
I believe he has nothing, he could be on any two high cards, pocket pairs very unlikely, since he raises 8xbb with them. Do you call or raise?
You probably have the best hand right now, but you can't be 100% sure. Lets just assume you are ahead though, so here is the problem: this hand will probably force you in a critical decision later on if an overcard comes, so you need to think ahead. Against a hyperaggressive maniac who bets $8 in a $1.50 pot (yummy), you probably can find a better spot later given that the table is only 4-handed. I know its weak, but with his betting pattern very soon this hand could go for stacks if he doesn't slow down, are you sure you want to do that? You could if you feel like it since you're probably ahead, and odds are definitely on your side even if he has 2 overcards, so you could call or raise attempting to make him hang himself, with the call being better for that purpose, but I think I'd wait. Its really up to you though. I wouldn't argue this either way you go. There really is a lot to gain by going all the way vs a certain amount of acceptable risk.
I really can't see villain doing this with overcards or something you have beat. Maybe 33-77, but even then it's a little overboard. It's hard to bud in and say that when I hadn't been sitting at the guys table, but that's how I see it with my experience with LAGs.
I wait for a spot where I'm more sure I'm ahead, and then get my money in. 8s with that ugly ugly kicker just isn't enough for me to get involved here.
Chuck... you are so wrong. He's not the typical maniac... He's a Super Maniac!! He bets $50 into a $12 pot before this hand, with nothing but T8 on a board, where he has no draw, no pair... NOTHING!
My read on him, when he has something, he bets about 3/4 the pot, 2-3x the pot when he's bluffing. He could be setting this up for his big hand. In this situation, on a paired board, it's likely he's on J9, KQ, KJ, JT, 32, 43, 45... etc. Quite a bit actually, he raises with all his pairs, down to 22, so I'm pretty sure he has nothing ATM.
However, with 2 cards left to come, I have to dodge quite a bit of bullets. In the heat of the battle, I called and got LUCKY.
I posted this hand, because I'm unsure of whether I made the right decision in calling. I feel that it's really really a marginal call. He seriously could have been on something like A2, K2, J2... etc, and I got lucky on the turn.
Turn: 8♠ ($17.5, 2 players)
Hero checks, SB bets $40, Hero??
Without a preflop raise you have no information. A donk can also wake with a hand. Was he playing LAG, and shutting down on the turn/river. I dont like calling ths at all. You really cant justify playing for stacks here, even against a maniac.
Let's say you're on A8, he bets $8 into the pot, you'd fold? knowing that he's betting $40 into the $17.5 pot on the turn? At which point would you make a stand? When you have AK on a KJ2 board when he's holding TT? We meet up with a lot of marginal situation when playing against Maniacs. I think most of the time, I'd fold, but it's a paired board, which makes me think Villain has a even lower chance that he hit. Hence the call.
Not justifying my actions, but I went with my read.
Another thing, with the turn 8 why in HELL did you shove? You should have took your time to call his $40 and left him the chance to fire again on the river, its almost impossible for you to lose this hand by flat calling even if he has a duece. Man was that a waste.
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Badly played, just wondering if you guys felt the same. Now I know I made a mistake on all streets.
Ah well, there's always a next time.


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Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts has appointed City of Toronto Poet Laureate George Elliott Clarke to a teaching position in the university's Canada Program. Clarke will begin his position as the Canada Program's William Lyon Mackenzie King Visiting Professor of Canadian Studies this month.
Clarke, who was appointed through Harvard's English department, will teach two courses based on African-Canadian literature and international Black poetry. He will also chair the Canada Seminar, which organizes presentations and discussions with public figures, scholars, artists and experts in various fields.
"This appointment by one of the world's most respected universities is an exceptional opportunity for the Poet Laureate to enhance his, and the City of Toronto's, international profile," said Councillor Michael Thompson (Ward 37 Scarborough Centre), Chair of the City's Economic Development Committee. "He will also remain active in Toronto's literary community as our city's Poet Laureate during his time at Harvard."
On September 28, Clarke will kick off what he hopes will be an annual event – the East End Poetry Festival at Children's Peace Theatre, 305 Dawes Rd. The event will feature poets Katie Marshall Flaherty, Ronna Bloom and Rocco de Giacomo, along with a spoken-word workshop led by RISE Poetry's Randell Adjei, in addition to family activities.
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Shum had yet to read the script, but McHale assured that the one-hour special will be "hilarious" and catches up with fan favorite cast members who weren't prominently featured in the current season of "Glee." "There are some of those Santana and Brittany moments that we've all been missing," he said. "I'm a fan of those story lines, too, so I'm excited for people to see that."
Beyond the 100th episode, Shum and McHale admitted they could see a future for the originals, possibly in New York City, where Rachel (Lea Michele) and Kurt (Chris Colfer) live. McHale said Artie and other characters will move there after graduation, but he doesn't know what's exactly in store for the second half of Season 5.
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He is a very determinded child and does throw temper tantrums i.e. when his bottle doesn't come fast enough or if he wants to get the dog and we won't let him.
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Now is a good time to really childproof at least one room in the house for the baby to crawl around and explore in. If you to to the bathroom, bring the baby with you and just close the door so he can't crawl out. It's normal and natural for a baby to want attention all day.
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I am so glad you came here though. I think if you take some time to look around you might find some more of what you need/are looking for
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one of mine was very high needs and spent a lot of time in the sling when not on the floor and he is VERY independent now so take heart mama!
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Originally Posted by westbrook
I don't know what to do about my 7 mo. old crying durring the day. He is totally fine as long as you give him 100% of your attention. I will put him down in his play pen and he will start screeming before he touches the floor. He wants me to hold him and play with him all day and won't let me put him down to even go to the bathroom, he is fine when he is outside of the play pen but in it he is histerical. The Dr said it is a power play and to let him cry but we don't know how long you should let him cry or even if we should let him cry. He has become extreemly clingy since we started letting him "cry it out". Any advice???
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WILLIAM DREHER, PETITIONERv.COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA, WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION APPEAL BOARD, RESPONDENT
Appeal from the Order of the Workmen's Compensation Appeal Board in case of William Dreher v. Budd Company, No. A-71402.
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The Rev. William Geiger, Christ Church, Indiana, President (2016)
Dana Phillips, St. Thomas, Oakmont (2016)
The Rev. Jim Simons, St. Michael's of the Valley, Ligonier (2017)
John Adams, St. Paul's, Mt. Lebanon (2017)
The Rev. Kris McInnis, St. David's, Peters Twp., Secretary (2018)
Kathy Baird, St. Peter's, Blairsville (2018)
The Rev. T.J. Freeman, Calvary, East Liberty (2019)
Darrell Powell, St. Thomas, Oakmont (2019)
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