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The United States Navy is making and living history right now in Hawaii in the world's largest maritime exercise: Rim of the Pacific (RIMPAC 2014), fostering collaboration and cooperation and promoting international understanding. Among the participants in this year's RIMPAC are navies from 22 nations, including UK, Japan, and China.
Two books give perspective on the past two centuries of naval history and provide context for the history being made by the U.S. Navy this summer.
A lot has happened in the two centuries since the Revolutionary War and War of 1812: from wooden ships to littoral combat ships; the birth of naval air forces, airpower and UAV; nuclear-powered fleet ballistic submarines; computers and cyber-security. The world is changing too, as captured in the Maritime Strategy, from world war confrontation to global cooperation. Think about the evolution of the fleet and the world in which it operates today.
Thomas J. Cutler thinks and writes about changes and challenges over the past 200-plus years in "A Sailor's History of the U.S. Navy." His Naval Institute Press book is a mainstay and now a top pick on the "Be Ready" list of the CNO's Professional Reading Program suggested reads.
Cutler writes about the "magic" of the lore, language and legacy of the United States Navy, and invites Sailors to reflect on the "club" to which they belong. His book recounts — and makes relevant — history through the stories of Sailors in the past and present.
"The more you know about the Sailors who served before you, the more prepared you will be to do your job, and do it well. It is your turn to follow in the wakes of those who went before you, to lead the way for others who will follow you, and to make your contributions to the Navy's ongoing legacy of honor, courage, and commitment."
In a Chapter 6, "Don't Give Up the Ship," Cutler sets the stage with a brief description of Master Commandant (Commander) Oliver Hazard Perry, his famous pennant and the sailors who fought in the face of adversity at the Battle of Lake Erie. Cutler then gives more recent history, including the story of the five Sullivans brothers lost aboard USS Juneau in Guadalcanal Campaign, 70 years ago this year.
Cutler ties in the brothers' namesake ships, including the current USS Sullivans (DDG 68), showing how the ship was targeted in a failed attack by al Qaeda in Aden, Yemen in January 2000. That same year, on the day before the Navy's 224th birthday, terrorists launched another attack on an Navy ship, this time against USS Cole (DDG 67).
He recounts the heroism of the Sailors who all focused on three tasks, "caring for the injured, providing security against further attack, and saving the ship." Don't give up the ship…
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In the appendix he offers synopses of key engagements through battle streamers, showing the operational history of the U.S. Navy.
The streamers demonstrate a commitment to always "Be Ready."
Speaking of "back to the basics," also recommended is a new book by Rear Adm. Robert O. Wray Jr., "Saltwater Leadership: A Primer on Leadership for the Junior Sea-Service Officer."
The book, with a forward by Sen. John McCain, is endorsed by retired Adm. Gary Roughead, former chief of naval operations, and former President George H. W. Bush, who served as a naval aviator and "junior officer at sea."
Wray offers self-described bite-sized "sea stories" and practical, pragmatic "salty advice" along with plenty of lists, including traits and tributes, rules and advice, and a list of 35 books on leadership!
Interestingly, the book opens with advice from ancient philosopher from China Lao Tzu:
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When people barely know that he exists,
Not so good when people obey and acclaim him,
Worst when they despise him.
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Wray's book is published by the Naval Institute Press and is in the same "Blue and Gold Professional Library" series as "The Bluejackets Manual," "Command at Sea," and "A Sailor's History of the U.S. Navy" (above), among others.
(An earlier version of this post appeared on Navy Reads — http://navyreads.blogspot.com. Recent posts include reviews of "Cybersecurity and Cyberwar," "Thomas Paine: Enlightenment, Revolution, and the Birth of Modern Nations," and "Zumwalt: The Life and Times of Admiral Elmo Russell 'Bud' Zumwalt, Jr.")
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Thoughts from Stephen Rosen's "New Ways of War"
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In trying to come to a better understanding of what the CNO's Rapid Innovation Cell should be, I came across at old (from 1988! ) essay written by Stephen Rosen titled New Ways of War: Understanding Military Innovation (h/t Adam Elkus for the lead on it). Rosen's essay details the full evolution of innovation, what innovation is as a process, and how 'disruptive thinking' is only the first step and is not innovation in and of itself. Innovation doesn't truly take hold until the intellectual, technical, and political aspects of the new idea has matured. While the tempo of technological change can be breathtaking, institutional changes in the service still have a tempo that iterates at a generational pace. For Rosen, innovation is not complete until an innovation has been fully developed into doctrine and operational paradigm. In other words, only once the disruption from new ways of thinking has dissipated can the innovation process be considered complete.
The organizational struggle that leads to innovation often involves the creation of a new path to senior ranks so that a new officer learning and practicing the new way of war will not be hunted aside into a dead-end speciality that does not qualify him for flag rank.
Rosen frames military innovation in terms of there actually being three struggles: intellectual, political, and technological. He observes this in three case studies. However, in my remarks here, I shall only stick with one of the examples: development of carrier warfare by the USN.
Rosen pays special attention to how Rear Admiral Moffett performed his duties as the first Chief of the Bureau of Aeronautics. Rosen accounts how at first, aviators objected to the notion of a battleship sailor being chosen to lead the newly minted BuAer. However, they would come to find that it was Moffett's ability to wage the political struggle, and his ability to articulate the role of the carrier in warfare – in a manner that met the evolving nature of the intellectual struggle – that warranted his selection. As Rosen states
The intellectual redefinition of naval warfare from combat among battleships to the development of mobile air bases at sea would have been futile if the political struggle for power within the officer corps in the Navy had not been fought and won by Moffett and his allies.
Technology alone doesn't cause innovation, nor does it usher in a new way of war, neither does a good idea make it very far if the champion of that idea can't help foster institutional change. Rosen cites the efforts of Moffet and so many others as having taken 24 years from the general board first considering naval aviation in 1919 to fruition with the publication of PAC-10 in 1943. A truly generational effort, that saw not just the technology of naval aviation develop, but the aviation career field take its initial shape, and the political structure of the officer corps evolve and the wider community adjust accordingly.
Rosen had to chose for his case studies large and significant shifts that do not often occur in militaries. Where the Navy finds itself today doesn't nearly parallel the example of the development of naval aviation. However, this is not to say that there are no lessons to be gleaned from it, especially in regards to the intellectual and political struggles within the Navy.
People, ideas, hardware… In that order! — Col. John Boyd, USAF (ret)
Boyd was more right than he realized. Not only is that the order of importance for military leaders, it's also the order what is the hardest to improve, and once improved that is the order which has the greatest impact. As well, it is the evolution of all three aspects that are required for innovation in the military.
Tags: Books, CRIC, Disruptive Thinking, Essays, Innovation, Moffett
Sea Control 13: The Queen's Shilling
By LT Matthew Hipple
Matt and Chris wax on about the new budget deal and military benefits before finally discussing the incident between the Chinese and American navies, the Pacific balance, robotics, and books for the holidays. Remember to tell a friend and subscribe on Itunes or Stitcher Stream Radio. Leave a rating and a comment. Enjoy, Episode 13 of Sea Control, The Queen's Shilling (download).
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Jimbo … Shipmate … you're coming late to the game unless people run out to the local Books-by-the-ton … but you are exactly right on the best present you can give – books!
Over at the home blog, earlier this month we did a series of book recommendations – some overlap with yours, but some other goodies as well.
We started out with long time commenter Sid's Top-5:
– Eight Bells (Original title: Eight Bells and All's Well), by RADM Daniel V. Gallery.
– South From Corregidor, by then LCDR John Morrill.
– The Spirit of the Sammy B, a short oral history chronicling the not quite six month life of the Samuel B. Roberts by her skipper, RADM Robert Copeland.
– One Hundred Days: The Memoirs of the Falklands Battle Group Commander, by Admiral Sandy Woodward.
– The Heroes' Wife, by Dora Griffin Bell.
At the link, Sid provides some good background and prose to go with it.
We then followed up with another half dozen from other readers and fellow bloggers Eagle1, and Galrahn.
– Six Frigates, by Ian W. Toll.
– Japanese Destroyer Captain: Pearl Harbor, Guadalcanal, Midway – The Great Naval Battles As Seen Through Japanese Eyes, by CAPT Tameichi Hara.
– The Line Upon a Wind: The Great War at Sea, 1793-1815, by Noel Mostert.
– Sheriff of Ramadi, by Dick Couch.
– Two-Ocean War: A Short History of the United States Navy in the Second World War, by Samuel Eliot Morison.
– The Strongest Tribe: War, Politics, and the Endgame in Iraq, by Bing West.
More recommendations are in the comments.
Books …. of course one should scan the USNI library first …. books … if ignorance is bliss; I don't want to be happy.
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For understanding trabecular bone, you need to take a look at how bones are formed in mammals and vertebrates. The bones are usually comprised of different parts that work together to give the bone its mechanical function and use. In simple words, you can understand a bone as a combination of different components. One of the components of the bone is known as the trabecular bone. The trabecular bone is also known as the cancellous bone, or a spongy bone. There are several functions associated with the trabecular bone, and different structural differences make it unique. The other usual part which makes up the bone is known as the cortical bone, the part of bone which forms the outer area of a bone.
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Monetary policy without reserve requirements : case studies and options for the United States
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When Daisy Wells and Hazel Wong set up their very own deadly secret detective agency at Deepdean School for Girls, they struggle to find any truly exciting mysteries to investigate. (Unless you count the case of Lavinia's missing tie. Which they don't, really.)
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- Carousel review of Murder Most Unladylike - 'Set in 1934, this boarding school detective story is exciting and enthralling, but also full of public school eccentricities and period charm. Robin Stevens could well be a new Agatha Christie for young readers.' - Benjamin Scott, Carousel
- Raremediumwelldone review of Murder Most Unladylike and Arsenic for Tea - 'The mysteries themselves are beautiful concoctions that owe obvious debts to the golden age of British crime fiction, and are unravelled beautifully. The atmosphere of the settings – boarding school, old English heirloom property – are captured exceptionally well, with the boarding school vocab giving me flashbacks to reading about Malory Towers with envy.' (raremediumwelldone)
- Murder Most Unladylike has been shortlisted for the Waterstones Children's Book Prize 2015 - I'm incredibly delighted to be finally able to tell you that Murder Most Unladylike is on the shortlist of this year's Waterstones Children's Book Prize. It's up against five other phenomenal books in its 5-12 year old category, and seventeen other books overall (the Guardian's shortlist round-up is here) – it's an incredibly strong shortlist and […]
- Murder Most Unladylike is one of New Statesman's best children's book of 2014 - "A captivating new detective series for 11-plus, Robin Stevens's Wells & Wong books begin with Murder Most Unladylike. The setting is a stuffy 1930s girls' boarding school. The narrator, Hazel Wong, is a Hong Kong girl who hero-worships the English Daisy Wells, though she is braver and brighter than her idol. Sure to appeal to those who detest public schools but love Malory Towers, the story features racism, lesbianism, murder and a Chinese heroine grappling with the absurdities of the English class system. The sequel, Arsenic for Tea (out in January), is just as stylish and funny." - Amanda Craig, New Statesman
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- 08-15-14, 12:02 AM Thread Author #1
Passport sales
I see a lot of people saying that the Passport will fail because they won't sell as much as Apple and Samsung. There's a concept that many people needs to understand:
If a company wants to be profitable, it's not how many cellphones they sell but how many cellphones they sell compared to how many they NEED to sell. So if BlackBerry plans to sell, by example, 3 million Passport devices and they reach that objective, they will be profitable. Of course if they sell less than what expected it's bad and if they sell more it's better. But when people are saying that the Passport will fail because they won't sell as much as iPhone or Samsung products, it's totally false. The perfect example is the SG5. Since the SG5 sales are not what Samsung expected, their mobile division saw a lost of 31% in profits.
So in conclusion, since we know that the objective of BlackBerry is to sell 10 million devices per year to be profitable, and with 4 devices coming out this year, BlackBerry doesn't need to sell a hundred of millions of Passport like Samsung and Apple needs to do. With 2 or 3 million devices, it can be enough. And with all the innovation that the Passport is bringing, I am pretty shure that it will bring many customers #BacktoBlack.
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Good point. Sometimes, meeting and exceeding your personal best, the goal you set for yourself, is more important than trying to break the world record.
Of course, if you happen to break the world record in the process, well, that's not bad either.
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The sales expectations for both Apple and Samsung are so lofty now that you are going to see some very disappointing numbers from these companies in the foreseeable future.
This has already started to happen. Sure Apple will sell a boat load of 6's but nothing like before. This will cause a lot grief for shareholders and the workforce at these giant vendors as this YOY growth is certainly not sustainable.
BlackBerry by contrast only needs to sell upwards of 10 million mobiles to be profitable. This goal is very achievable given how BlackBerry has been right sized by TH and now JC.
Anyway BlackBerry is really a software and services company now. That is where the real profit comes from.
I relish the next few ER's as a shareholder. Truly exciting times for BlackBerry while we watch the giants in this business struggle with over saturation!!
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Very well said OP.
- 08-15-14, 02:16 PM Thread Author #6
We can always hope that one day, BlackBerry could sell as much as Samsung and Apple right now, but comparing 2 smartphones by the number of sales doesn't indicate which smartphone is better. This is a concept that Android and Apple fanboys doesn't seem to understand.
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[QUOTE=Bob the best 001;10718340]Of course if the Passport breaks records who won't be happy? But I can't stand people saying the Passport will fail because they won't sell 20 million devices and more. They don't need to sell that amount of device to be profitable. This is a concept that many android and apple fans don't understand because they are only comparing sales numbers, when the real question is how much you sale compared to how much you need to sell.
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I feel the same ............at the mo its all about selling enough phones to make a profit and then once blackberry is doing that only then can the company feel steady and secure
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Trying to make it in the smartphone platform business with such low sales volume is what is really unsustainable. There is such a thing as economies of scale. The smartphone business is ultra-competitive, is it not? Margins are tight, are they not? The pace of innovation is brutal, is it not? This is a vicious game and all the tech giants are playing but Apple and Samsung are the only ones that are making any money at it, currently. And then there is Blackberry.
Everything new that will be announced at the iPhone event and Galaxy launch is something that Blackberry will not be able to do simply because they don't have the volume to justify the R&D expense. We're talking billions. Apple invested $700 million on the sapphire display cover alone. That's $70 for every single phone that Blackberry is going to try to sell this year.
Where is the money going to come from to keep BB10 competitive with iOS and Android or even Windows Phone? It simply won't happen. You can't stay in the smartphone platform race with sales of 10 million phones per year. It's beyond naive to think so.
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2.5 - 3 million devices on what timeframe? It's not the same thing to sell them in a quarter, in a year or during the entire product lifetime.
Chen said they need to sell at least 10 million devices per year in order to be profitable. At the moment, BlackBerry's current product line-up is near the end of its life (Z3 being the exception, but not doing tremendously well), so they need to sell at least 3 million Passports per year to stay afloat.
I believe they have a chance to do it, but things are not that easy as may seem - after all, as far as I know, they didn't sold 10 million BB10 devices in the 1.5 years since launch.
Of course, I want them to succeed because I love BB10.
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Passport sales
- Slow rollout - Initial volumes will be low. Initial carriers will be limited. Blackberry is taking the inventory risk on this device and nobody knows if it will catch on so it will probably be less of a market presence than the Z3.
- Little or no consumer marketing - No big ad campaigns. Utilizing social media for free advertising. All these twitter reviews, etc. are the actual marketing campaign for the device.
- Limited features - No expensive ecosystem investments like cloud services, media, desktop integration, paid app develpment, etc.
- Realtively high price - The way to ensure that you don't lose money on a device is to price it so that you can get your core enterprise customers and not bother with more price-sensitive market. They aren't going to make it up in volume.
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Chen said he thought they could turn a profit on sales of 10m units a year..... I can't see how that works out. Take the head count, and the wages, the rents, the health care and the pension commitments and all the other overheads. Then look at the margin on the range, z3 makes money for Foxconn with a royalty to BB, the z10 is end of life and the z30 and q10 is approaching it.
They haven't sold 2.5m in a quarter in 2 years. They make no money from Amazon app sales, and no recurring BIS income from BB10 sales.
It just doesn't add up.
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Architect's Dream House in Nardo/Puglia
Il Cubo is located within the old city walls of Nardo in Puglia. It's a unique place where the old world meets new - a stylish single home in a peaceful courtyard. Created by architect Martin Stubenrauch, it is a perfect spot for people who want to be surrounded by an impeccably designed space with both charm and sophistication - and all the comfort you need.
House description:
living –dining area,
fully equipped kitchen with dishwasher
sleeping loft with double bed
full bathroom with shower & bidet
washing machine
panoramic roof terrace
The old world meets new in Il Cubo - a stylish dwelling in the midst of a protected courtyard. It is a perfect spot for people who want to be surrounded by an ingeniously designed space with both charm and sophistication – and all the comfort you need. A contemporary aesthetic mixed with the warmth and mystery of the old world, Il Cubo will especially appeal to those who are attracted to the elegantly eccentric.
The architect used his love of clean lines and open spaces in partnership with his sensibility for the Pugliese tradition that carries with it the wonderful stone and iron work of fine craftsmen – the entire place becomes a celebration of beauty, centered around the exquisite domes ceiling from….
Despite it's seemingly urban position, Il Cubo is perfectly centrally located in Puglia One of Italy's most beautiful shorelines, Porta Selvaggio is only 6 km. away.
Living area:
Seeing is believing! Once you step foot inside Il Cubo, that has some of the classical qualities of an antique dome combined with the hipness of a Soho loft, you'll immediately feel at home with the beautiful travertine floors, custom made doors and windows, and above all, the fine sense for design. A contemporary aesthetic mixed with all the traditions of the old world. (Of course it is also well heated and air conditioned when needed.)
Kitchen/Dining area:
The kitchen is fully equipped with travertine counters, dishwasher, stove, oven, refrigerator, and complete cooking utensils - all it takes to prepare and enjoy delicious Italian meals at home. There is a bar adjacent to the kitchen for those who prefer to watch the food preparation.
Sleeping Loft
Perched elegantly above the living dining area, you will wake up looking at the same gorgeous dome that you feel asleep to. The open sleeping loft has a generous feeling and a very comfortable double bed.It is quiet and peaceful.
This bathroom is like a "Smart Car": well designed, elegant and highly functional – you'll be amazed how it all fits. ( for your convenience, the bathroom is on the same level as the sleeping loft)
The owners:
American choreographer and sculptor Karen Bamonte (New York) and German architect and artist Martin Stubenrauch (Munich) have lived and worked in Umbria since the year 1998. Ms. Bamonte exhibits her work both in Europe and the U.S.. Mr Stubenrauch is a practising architect in Umbria where he has created numerous projects and has shown his paintings in shows in Italy and Germany.
Public parking 100 m from the house
central heating/air conditioning
weekly cleaning service available
shopping and restaurants within 5 min walk
One of Italy's most beautiful shorelines, Porta Selvaggio
Sea: 10 km to the beautiful sandy beaches of Lido Pizzo and Punta della Suina (in the nature reserve, beautiful).
Shops: 100 m
Restaurants: 200 m
Acaya Golf Club: 50 km
Santa Maria di Leuca: 30 Km
Gallipoli: 10 km
Otranto: 50 km
Lecce: 45 km
Airports: 90 km Brindisi, Bari 202 km
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|Porto Selvaggio 8 km
|Car advised
|Nearest Amenities
|200 m
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Brindisi 100 km, Nearest railway: Nardo 5 km
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
|Internet access
|Central heating, Air conditioning, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Dishwasher, Cooker, Fridge, Washing machine
|Double Beds (1), Sofa Beds (1), Dining seats for 4, Lounge seats for 1
|Linen provided, Towels provided
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Arty Girl: Glen Allen and Ben Beshaw at Pravus Gallery
"Encanto" by Glen Allen.
Most of my art education was whittled down to endless flash cards for college exams. There was a time when I could recite the title, artist, medium and year of the majority of the artworks pictured in Janson's History of Art.
Screw the memorization - my favorite part of those exams was the unknown slides.
Here's how it worked: the professor would include 5-10 slides of works students had not studied in class or in the text book as exam questions. Based on visual clues alone, we had to guess and justify, in essay format, which artist was responsible for the work, at what point in the career they created it, etc. etc.
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(Mr. Allen, I swear to God, I saw some of your paintings about two years ago at Homme Lounge. Am I right? Please email me [email@example.com] because I want to feel that same thrill I did in college when I nailed those unknown slides. If I'm wrong...FAIL!)
Allen has an irresistible playful approach to painting. Many of his works are cartoonish collages with layers of imagery creating a visual kaleidescope of energetic shapes, colors and creatures mingling. As a resident artist at The Chocolate Factory, he's collaborated with neighboring artist Collin Chillag, who also recently showed at Pravus.
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I've gotta see more.
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Sol Don Pablo, Torremolinos
- Free WiFi
Main amenities
- 443 guestrooms
- On the beach
- Restaurant and 2 bars/lounges
- Full-service spa
- Indoor pool and 8 outdoor pools
- Breakfast available
- Free children's club
- Fitness center
- Self parking
- Conference center
- Terrace
- 24-hour front desk
For families
- Babysitting or childcare
- Children's pool
- Children's club
- Playground on site
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Children's club (free)
What's around
- On the beach
- San Miguel Archangel Parish (0.4 mi / 0.7 km)
- El Templo Tattoo Museum (0.6 mi / 0.9 km)
- Pablo Ruiz Picasso Cultural Centre (0.7 mi / 1.1 km)
- Torremolinos Synagogue (0.9 mi / 1.4 km)
- Bajondillo (0.9 mi / 1.4 km)
Sol Don Pablo, Torremolinosfrom $59
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Hotel size
- This hotel has 443 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 10 floors
- Check-in time 2 PM-2 PM
- Check-out time is noon
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
- Minimum check-in age is 18
Travelling with others
- No cribs (infant beds)
- Babysitting/childcare *
- Free children's club
- Pets not allowed
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Self parking *
Other information
- All-inclusive rates available
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In the hotel
- Children's club (free)
- Buffet breakfast daily (surcharge)
- 2 bars/lounges
- Restaurant
- Poolside bar
- Number of outdoor pools - 8
- Indoor pool
- Fitness facilities
- Full-service spa
- Playground on site
- Scuba diving nearby
- Children's pool
- Pool sun loungers
- Pool umbrellas
- Billiards or pool table
- Business center
- Meeting rooms 10
- Conference center
- 24-hour front desk
- Concierge services
- Hair salon
- Luggage storage
- Multilingual staff
- Elevator/lift
- Garden
- Terrace
- Library
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
In the room
- Air conditioning
- Minibar
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Balcony
- Private bathroom
- Bathtub or shower
- Rainfall showerhead
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Satellite TV channels
- Desk
- Free WiFi
- Phone
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room safe
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All inclusive
All-inclusive room rates at Sol Don Pablo are available. These rates are higher because they include onsite food and beverages in the room rate (some restrictions may apply).
Guests can indulge in a pampering treatment at the hotel's full-service spa, Delfinus (Sol Don Marco). Services include massages, facials, body wraps, and body treatments. The spa is equipped with hot springs/mineral springs, a sauna, and a steam room. A variety of treatment therapies are provided, including hydrotherapy.
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Also known as
- Don Sol Pablo
- Sol Don Pablo
- Sol Don Pablo Hotel
- Sol Don Pablo Hotel Torremolinos
- Sol Don Pablo Torremolinos
- Sol Don Pablo Torremolinos, Costa Del Sol, Spain
Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 2500, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation.
Optional extras
Self parking costs EUR 18 per day with in/out privileges
Buffet breakfast is offered for an extra charge of EUR 12.00 per person (approximately)
Babysitting/childcare is available for an extra charge
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
Recent reviews
Excellent 4.1 /5 from 333 reviews
The hotel has nice grounds and great pools. We had a non-smoking room that had been used by a smoker. We tried to change rooms but were told that the hotel was full. So thought it would be okay to put up with the smokey room - it wasn't. Woke up with a bad headache for 3 days.
I had a wonderful stay however, the room was infested with silver fish, each night when I got back to the room and turned on the lights there were about 5 silverfish bugs running around, I even found them on the walls and ceiling + one on the bed. It's a nice hotel, but I don't think I will stay there again. No coffee or tea maker in the room and no radio alarm clock. BTW the breakfast was excellent.
I booked 2 rooms and the air conditioners were not working and we had to pay a deposit of 30E to get the ironing board and pressing iron which was not getting warm and was very bad quality. The amenities in the bathroom were not there maybe the cleaners did not put any. I don't think I will choose this hotel again since I visit Malaga 3 times every year.
Definitely does not deserve 4star rating. Reception staff were intolerant and not helpful. Good Buffett . Good location. Rude reception staff. Suggest you look elsewhere. Not worth the $200 + us$ we paid per night. Be aware charges for wireless that was intermittent and extra for parking 16 euro .would NEVER stay here again
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