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MSC Cruises offer a number of voyages from Southampton in 2017 and 2018 to fabulous European destinations.
In 2017, join MSC Preziosa for a range of sailings to Northern Europe and Italy. If you enjoy the more serene aquatic pleasures on board, then there's a dreamy 'infinity' pool and, just so that the odd spot of inclement weather cannot spoil your fun, there's even a retractable roof on one of the main pools. For sun-worshippers looking for peace and tranquillity the Top 18 area dedicates premium deck space and stunning sea views to adults who'll appreciate its dedicated spa service, bar menu and complimentary fruit skewers.
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The talents of three of the world's greatest storytellers – Roald Dahl, Walt Disney and Steven Spielberg – finally unite to bring Dahl's beloved classic "The BFG" to life. Directed
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It looks like an unfunny joke. Why don't they ever chang the fuel tank design. The fueltank is so small. And dual shock, seriously, dual shock. Not good hero not good. Hero if you want to be more than an " uncle ji" bike this is not the way to go.
Last night, we posted images and details of both the new Hero Karizma R 2013 and the Karizma ZMR 2013. Now, we have compiled all the data and have come up with a small report on the two new bikes to let you know what the two new Karizmas would be like.
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So far, we have seen just one image of the new Hero Karizma R 2013. However, this single image (seen below) is sufficient to reveal that the new ZMA-R wouldn't be all that different from the Karizma R that is currently on sale in India.
The new Hero Karizma R 2013 would come with the same twin projector headlamp setup that the new Karizma ZMR 2013 sports (flip to next page to read about the new ZMR facelift). Definitely a good thing, considering that Bajaj Pulsar 220, which has always been ZMA's biggest foe, has won a lot of appreciation for its really efficient projector headlamps. From what we can make out from this single image here, the new ZMA-R's fairing would be be a "quarter-variant" of the new ZMR's fairing. This means that the fairing would house the rather over-sized set of trafficators and the bike will also have fairing mounted ORVMs. The fairing also gets new "R Premium Sports" decals.
Also, this pic reveals that the new Karizma R will share the rakish tail end with the 2013 ZMR. Also, the new ZMA would finally come with split seats and twin grab-rails. The Yamaha R15 V2.0 like rear registration plate bracket too will be shared with the new ZMR.
A look at the engine bay, and you will be quick to understand that the bike won't be powered by a fuel injected engine (what else is the fuel-knob doing over there?). Also, the engine of the updated ZMA seems to be the same old unit and we feel that it would come with only marginally more power. Clearly an opportunity lost here, no?
The suspension and wheels too have been carried over from the earlier model. Ditto for the fuel tank, disc brakes and the foot-peg positioning. However, the fact that the new ZMA-R comes with a new engine cowl, and much more importantly, an O-Ring chain and clip-ons is pretty laudable.
Going by the fact that the bike is mechanically similar to the earlier model, we feel that the price will be carried over from the earlier model.
Go to next page to read about the new Karizma ZMR 2013
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It looks like an unfunny joke. Why don't they ever chang the fuel tank design. The fueltank is so small. And dual shock, seriously, dual shock. Not good hero not good. Hero if you want to be more than an " uncle ji" bike this is not the way to go.
really disappointing…Karisma R is the best model ever…cant compare with karisma R…
Don't you guys have better designer ?? this new Karizma R looks funny
and I think 'Hero honda Down' design is much better than this shit ..!!
you should hire new Designer with new thinking if you really wanna survive in RACE.
new design of zmr is so disappointing
what the hell are they doing.bad redesign
Disappointed with karizma r… The best looking bike killed
R15+220FI=New karizma….<2014?
when launch it…
what the hell is this ???
who in the world redesigned the r model…!!!! worst design ever seen,,,,
Please dont stop the sail of LEGEND KARIZMA R…


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The Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) advise against all travel to the provinces of Haut-Uele, Haut Lomami, Ituri, North Kivu, South Kivu, Maniema and Tanganyika, within 50km of the border with the Central African Republic and South Sudan and within a 100km radius of the town of Kananga.
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The political and security situation in DRC remains uncertain ahead of elections expected to take place in December 2017. General public strikes ('ville morte') or demonstrations may be called with little or no notice, and can quickly turn violent in the DRC.
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The lack of infrastructure throughout the country and continued insecurity in eastern DRC often prevent the British Embassy in Kinshasa from being able to extend normal levels of consular assistance to British nationals anywhere in the DRC other than Kinshasa.
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I just exited reds meadows for an interview planted in the middle of my planned thru-hike and I can't get over what total disregard people have for the wilderness or park policies. Or are people so dumb to really thinking that if you put a rock on your pile of mess with 6 baby wipes is really okay.
I "reminded" a 40 year old man setting up his tent at 11am 5 feet from the trail and 5 feet from the Merced river (10 feet from the bridge) that he has has to be 100 feet from the trail. His response? "Well there's a spot here so everyone else has been staying here, I'm not moving". I told him if a ranger came by he'd be told to move and luckily two volunteers did. I also had a confrontation with a 35 year old man that was climbing on the rocks at devils postpile that refused to get down, yelled at me then came down after he thought I was going to tell on him.
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I could write a book. I was just incredibly disappointed. I backpack to get away from these people and instead I'm constantly reminded, especially by the trash and tp all along the trail like our roads and highways that they're ruining MY space. I take it personally.Aug 24, 2011 at 8:38 am #1772432
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@herman666Locale: Northern Virginia
I don't think that a huge fraction of visitors commit these offences, but there are sooo many visitors to the CA parks that in absolute numbers it's more than the land can bear. When I hiked the Tuolumne last year, there was crap behind every tree near the established camp sites. I don't see that much of it here in the East, but I don't see as many hikers either. I wish the parks had better funding so they could field more rangers.
Pray for another round of stimulus funds. By the way, you SC hikers should know that your Senator Jim DeMented oops DeMint submitted an amendment to the first stimulus that would have forbidden any stimulus being spent on National Parks. Fortunately it was defeated.Aug 24, 2011 at 9:15 am #1772449
Eric LundquistBPL Member
@cobbermanLocale: Northern Colorado
I just got back from an overnight to the Desolation Wilderness (Mt. Tallac T.H. to Gilmore Lake). Similar issues abound there as well. We were told directly that a 8" cathole was required and to pack out any tissue. The rangers even give you a black bag to pack your stuff out. I found a bag full of trash behind a tree right where I setup my tarp (being good steward I packed it out). In a similar fashion maybe 1 out of 10 trees behind the site had the "rock on top of T.P. cause I'm an idiot and cant follow the rules" method employed. I also saw evidence of a small wood fire in camp which are not allowed anywhere in the Desolation. The trails were similarly bad with people just going off 5-10' to do their business.
It's always disappointing and I don't know the solution. Maybe paying extra money as a trash deposit that I'll get back when I throw away my garbage at the ranger station?Aug 24, 2011 at 11:43 am #1772485
Most people still don't believe in global warming. A travelling austrailian in a tiny compact rental picked us up hitchhiking after a half an hour with our thumbs up and a "yose" sign near the entrance and about half were suvs with one or two people in them. He told us that in austrailia everyone drives tiny cars. My Camry is considered a large family vehicle but it feels so tiny and unsafe on the roads sandwiched between diesel trucks and suvs. I think its a national attitude about everything.Aug 24, 2011 at 12:03 pm #1772491
Adam WallaceMember
@a-wallaceLocale: somewhere
Where is the trip report in all thisAug 24, 2011 at 1:20 pm #1772506
Jake PalmerBPL Member
@jakep_82Locale: Pacific Northwest
This is why I plan trips in less used areas. More people usually equals more problems. On a recent trip in the Alpine Lakes Wilderness I destroyed several fire rings and saw evidence of several more that had been previously destroyed. They were all well above the 4000' max. Some people don't care about the rules.Aug 24, 2011 at 1:29 pm #1772507
Driving a smaller car does not necessarily make one have less impact on the environment. You can point a finger at a big diesel truck driver, yet he may recycle metal, stay off planes, drive his vehicles 300 thousand miles, have only one child. You can give the thumbs up to a Prius driver, yet she may have three kids, seven pets and fly to Europe every year. You don't know someone's footprint by what car they drive. Some "waste" in some areas and some waste in others and it is much more complicated than that.Aug 24, 2011 at 1:32 pm #1772508
Adam WallaceMember
@a-wallaceLocale: somewhere
KP- well said!Aug 24, 2011 at 3:25 pm #1772537
Cayenne RedmonkBPL Member
@redmonkLocale: Greater California Ecosystem
Some trash on the trail clearly bounced out of packs unnoticed by the owner. Things like water bottles on snow fields, gloves, socks, shoes, hats, and flutes.
Other stuff, like the constant stream of wrappers, toilet paper, aluminum in fire pits, and the like were placed by inconsiderate people.
People who can't sh*t in the woods, leave sh*t in the woods for others to pick up.
Hiking the JMT was the most depressing backpacking trip I have ever taken.
So many people with no trail manners, and no respect for the land.Aug 24, 2011 at 3:50 pm #1772547
David VoMember
I'm sorry that is completely untrue about people in Australia driving small cars. I spent a month in Melbourne and everything about Australia is so similar to the US, they wouldn't admit it. They have the exact same cars we have here and yes, half of them are SUV's. I understand you are trying to make a rant about waste, global warming, and disregard for the environment, but leave Australian cars out of it. It does not help your case.Aug 24, 2011 at 5:47 pm #1772587
Ken T.BPL Member
"Hiking the JMT was the most depressing backpacking trip I have ever taken.
So many people with no trail manners, and no respect for the land."
That is a really sad statement. I am sorry to hear that.Aug 24, 2011 at 6:15 pm #1772594
Eugene SmithBPL Member
@eugeneiusLocale: Nuevo Mexico
That is really unfortunate Cameron. Did you just recently return with Tony?Aug 24, 2011 at 6:16 pm #1772596
USA Duane HallBPL Member
@hikerduaneLocale: Extreme northern Sierra Nevada
On my 8 day visit thru Sequoia NP in CA, the second night which was at Tyndale Creek, someone had left their trash along with a mesh shirt or something. I left it, too much to pack in my pack as I had also the day before policed my campsite at Vidette Meadow. Some of the pro-Starbucks Via crowd, as those little corners were scattered about the campsite too, which I gathered up and placed in the firepit with the rest of that sites trash. Can't believe someone would bp that far in and leave so much trash. Bummer. Man.
DuaneAug 24, 2011 at 6:48 pm #1772603
Franco DarioliBPL Member
@francoLocale: Tarptent
Unfortunately David is correct about "small" cars and Australia.
Part of the reason why we have a lot of big cars is that many do travel great distances.
This is a shot looking at my house and the neighbour's:
Behind the dark Nissan next door there is another similar but much newer Mazda. He is the only driver in his house.
My wife's Nissan Navarra was purchased when she was living in a remote community in Western Australia. Up North that kind of "car" is the most common.
(handy with wild life, however she destroyed the previous one against a Brahman cow)
http://www.goauto.com.au/mellor/mellor.nsf/story2/02F6E8335650272FCA25784C002527B0Aug 24, 2011 at 8:20 pm #1772630
Chris MorganBPL Member
@chrismorganLocale: Southern Oregon
I'll just say, that I just finished about half (Duck Pass -> Kearsarge), and did not find a trash problem on the trail, but then maybe I'm not that observant.
It's true that many of the rangers spend a large portion of their time destroying illegal fire rings and picking up trash, but to paint a picture of a trash strewn trail seems pretty excessive. If anything, I'd say the trail is well trodden, and maybe the number of people on the trail, especially this August, was a negative, but generally things looked pretty good to me.
I did one too-close-to-water camp because there were no available established campsites farther away without traveling some distance. This does seem to be one place where people often bend or break the rules.
Also, just about everyone I met on the trail – including day hikers – was super friendly. Far more friendly than the day hikers here in Oregon, for whatever reason.
Maybe I'm naïve.Aug 25, 2011 at 1:29 am #1772698
I didn't have time to fully explain. The national attitude I'm talking about is the suv people driving passed us with so much room in their huge vehicles trying not to make eye contact like we were total bums yet after a half an hour in blazing sun an austrailian pulled his tiny car over without hesitance, cleaned out his car and put all of his stuff in his trunk which was much more of an inconvenience.
Before that we were hitching outside of mammoth for a while and finally an off-duty ranger picked us up. Mind you we were not dirty looking.
I can hardly believe someone who unnecessarily drives a v8 or has 6 tires is putting such effort forth for the earth. A hot item for hunters now is to completely saturate their camping spot with a gallon jug of bug spray, "so ants don't get in our tent". Four hours ago I had this this conversation at Walmart with a guy buying it, no he didn't have reusable bags in his cart and if I followed him I doubt he drove a Prius.
But I digress, instead of people becoming hyper aware of their surroundings I'm seeing more people throw trash out of their windows while driving down the roads. Its this "I don't see a problem" attitude because they don't walk down the hwy with the trash. That's what the dayhiker climbing devils postpile said, "what's the problem". This was not a post about suvs or global warming, I was just shocked to see such disregard. It was just unexpected.Aug 25, 2011 at 5:12 am #1772708
"I can hardly believe someone who unnecessarily drives a v8 or has 6 tires is putting such effort forth for the earth. A hot item for hunters now is to completely saturate their camping spot with a gallon jug of bug spray, "so ants don't get in our tent". Four hours ago I had this this conversation at Walmart with a guy buying it, no he didn't have reusable bags in his cart and if I followed him I doubt he drove a Prius."
I see the point you are trying to make and I understand why you are upset. I still stand by my original response that you may not like the size of the vehicle, the waste at Wallmart and so forth, but you are still only seeing and considering a very small part of how a person impacts this planet. I could make you a list of things that would make me look very good as far as my carbon footprint; then I would have to tell you that my going back to Europe regularly, my driving all the way to Northern Cal for a weekend trip, the insane number of pets I have had over the years, more than offset that number.
I am just pointing out that this is just a tiny part of it. I have said this before here on BPL, but where I live, the Highway runs through town and on a weekly basis I see someone walking across it, making several big rigs come to a complete stop, instead of waiting a minute. This is done without much concern for their own safety, and often with attitude and entitlement. Some of these people may feel that their walking to work makes them better than these wasteful big rig drivers that pollute the earth. Well, with the amount of carbon that these heavy trucks are putting out to get going again from a complete stop, the pedestrian might as well been driving around in their vehicle the entire day in circles.
There have been many in depth threads about this subject here on Bpl, "The carbon Flame War" being the main, ongoing one. People are going to disagree, but no one wants to be painted as someone who is worse than someone else based on what car they drive, and they should not. The Prius driver may be the same person that re uses plastic bags, but she also may be someone unaware of all the ways in which we impact the environment. Right now its ok to tell someone they should not drive a big wasteful vehicle, but it's not ok to count their kids and pets and square footage of their house, and miles flown etc.Aug 25, 2011 at 10:33 am #1772763
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@deguerreLocale: SE, USA
Jennifer, Eric, and Cameron: I'm sorry to hear of your experiences in the backcountry.
A concise, excellent article in Orion Magazine "Forget Shorter Showers: Why personal change does not equal political change" does a good job of clearly and directly debunking the assumed efficacy of our agency as consumers when it comes to mitigating the continued destruction of the total environment — never mind stopping it entirely. Personal choice is simply a green-herring if you will. This fetishization of consumer agency only serves the interests of those that benefit from the destruction of our land bases.
Example: I had to laugh at the Georgia-Pacific ad on the public transit rail I was on the other day. They were advertising their latest "green" initiative of planting 560 trees. This from a leading deforester and carcinogenic polluter. Green is simply the color of money. It has never been and cannot be a path to sane stewardship.
Cheers :)Aug 25, 2011 at 11:34 am #1772775
W I S N E R !BPL Member
"This fetishization of consumer agency only serves the interests of those that benefit from the destruction of our land bases."
Hell yeah.
I don't care much for being guilt-tripped about the length of my showers by County-sponsored marketing campaigns when there are three 18 hole golf courses within a couple miles of me.
There are the dozens of car dealerships in my city, 1000 watt bulbs burning in all their glory 365 days a year and I'm the one that needs to buy new lightbulbs to save the world…yeah, me with my $35/month electric bill.
Talk about smoke and mirrors.Aug 25, 2011 at 12:06 pm #1772779
adam spatesMember
@adamspatesLocale: southeast
How did all the ice in the Ice Age melt? …….oh yeah it was the wooly mammoths and their danged Big Rig diesel trucks and those saber tooth tigers and their SUV's.
How about the fact that weather goes in cycles?
P.S. I drive a deisel truck that gets 42MPG's. Deisel fuel is what's left over after petroleum is refined, which makes my truck operate on repurposed material. Also can be ran on waste veggie oil.
Its the people who rant and rave about these things and try to shove it down everyone elses throats that get me. Like the Sierra Club….they sent me a packet of information to become a member. It included 16 pages of information wanting me to join the fight against cutting down trees and blowing the tops off of mountains for coal. Do they not realize they could have just sent a cd with a PDF and saved hundreds of trees by not having 16 pieces of paper. Or do they not realize how much coal was burned for the electricity to make the paper, the ink on the paper, to fold the envelope, to operate the post offices that delivered it to me. How much gas was used to get them the products to make the packet and to deliver it to my house. How much gas and coal based electricity and nonrecycled paper do they use fighting in Washington each year?
For every convenience ther is a trade off. Manufacturing ANYTHING involves taking natural resources.
So until you live like the American Indians did and have no ownership of anything manufactured, please don't tell me how to live my life. Although we might not look the same at first glance, we are kettles and pots..both being black.Aug 25, 2011 at 1:06 pm #1772797
Dave TMember
I thought this thread was about TP, trash, fire rings, and inappropriate camping along the John Muir Trail.Aug 25, 2011 at 1:15 pm #1772802
It could have been about that if OP did not include some generalized statements.Aug 25, 2011 at 1:19 pm #1772804
W I S N E R !BPL Member
Just to put things back on track:
I too have seen toilet paper, trash, illegal fire pits, imbeciles, illegal camps, and all other manner of debauchery and defilement on the JMT.
Damn, I hate people.
Who's with me?Aug 25, 2011 at 2:55 pm #1772841
CARLOS GRIMALDIMember
last time i was in emigrant wilderness i was heading back to my car when i encountered a pretty big plastic bag with trash that someone had left in the middle of the trail. what was interesting is the way they had left it. most will hide it behind a tree on throw it somewhere where it wont be noticed, but this people had left it nicely place on purpose like if they actually wanted people to notice the trash. i had to carry this nasty smelly bag for 4 miles until i got to the trail head and found a trash can. its sad but it happens.Aug 25, 2011 at 3:08 pm #1772845
Clint HewittMember
@walksoftly33Locale: New England
Maybe it is because I am unfamiliar with this specific "pile of rocks" but whats wrong with climbing on rocks? Isn't climbing one of the big activities individuals enjoy outdoors?
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Quartos limpos, boa localização Muito caro Não têm sequer guarda-sóis para os hóspedes
Hotel bastante confortavel e funcionarios educados e gentis. O restaurante frances fecha muito cedo e o americano tem um ambiente muito agitado, com musica alta e barulho de tv.
Gostei da proximidade com a feira que se estava a realizar ena cidade . Melhor qualidade e diversidade de alimentos no pequeno almoço
Sao extremamente atenciosos com tudo que necessitamos
localização e conforto
A incrivel qualidade do tratamento dos funcionários. E a atenção a cada detalhe, onde a informação do hóspede é levada em conta e no decorrer do tempo a gente se sente em casa.
O hotel em geral é muito bom portanto é difícil escolher um único item do qual eu tenha gostado mais.
a proximidade entre hotel e a messe
Relação qualidade preço.
Eficiência dos atendentes, limpeza, localização muito boa e comida muito boa apesar do preço um pouco salgado.
A eficiência dos funcionários. Café da menhã muito caro
The nice and big rooms and the service of the stuff , and the fact that it is small and just across the street to the Messe
close to messe frankfurt
Great location near the Messe Bad bed
The staff were the most helpful, friendly and considerate that I have encountered in the last 20 years. They went out of their way to help us. The furnishing and fittings in the room were absolutely beautiful. The hotel was quiet and in a very nice, pleasant and safe area.
It was very nice only problem was too expensive although all hotels gets 300-400 percent extra for the rooms during fairs in Frankfurt
Hotel employees were very polite and courteous. Rooms were clean and quiet at night. I had a very pleasant experience at this hotel and would recommend it to everyone.
Staff of the hotel is quite helpful and location of the hotel is great for access to Fair grounds, less then 10 minutes walking, most of it through the park. Toilet & bathroom facilities very out of date and not so well maintained, wooden window frames do not protect from any of the noise, we were waking up with birds every day, which was about 4.30- 5 in the morning. Also the double room actually had two queen beds rather then a double one. Not going back.
Yes the Hotel was great the room was very large in size. No it was great!
it is convenient, as it very close to the fair ground. The staff is nice and friendly. Prices during "Buchmesse" are quite expensive, as in most hotels in Frankfurt
Very friendly and helpful staff, advising on restaurants and directly making reservations for you. Really visit Bistro Marietto/Kettenhofweg/walking distance hotel when you're there. Nice atmosphere and superb food for it's price-range. Hotel easy walking distance from the Frankfurter Messe. Very nice breakfast buffet. Superior Room: nice, big and clean.
Excelente localização
Near from the messe O pequeno almoço extremamente caro!
tudo de bom nao
conforto e localizaçao
somente a localização me voltará a voltar, excelente para a feira. de resto nada vale o velor que cobram.
Exclusivamente da localização na Mess de Frankfurt Quartos que não correspondem em conforto e decoração , ás suas 5 estrelasassim como as casas de Banho , com má qualidade de tudo , desde torneiras banheira , etc....
Quarto ser espaçoso, bastante amplo mesmo. A internet ser paga, já não se usa, além de ser carissimo 15,00€ dia. Fica muito mal para um hotel de cinco estrelas. A relação oferta/preço do buffet claramente que não justificava o mesmo.
No restaurante classic foi nos recusado a entrada por termos chegado ao mesmo as 9.45 que para os empregados ja era tarde quando questinado sobre hora de fonciamento estão contra a vontade la formos para uma mesa com u menu condicionado.
It's very close to exhibition centre!!!! Very friendly staff!!! Great breakfast!!!
The owner is a young man, and he is very friendly. But he took over the hotel himself (he used to work there) only 6 months ago and he has still to invest a lot in order up-date the whole hotel (rooms, corridors and elevator). But he is very positive minded.The location for visiting the fair is perfect: you can walk in 10 to 15 minutes. The hotel didn't matched at all with the description on the website. The room I got in was over 20 years old, the phone did not work, the beds where rustic, no mini bar and an old television. The room was extremely small. I could even not sit with the chair at the small desk because there was no space enough in between the desk and the bed. My room was on the forth floor, right besides the old (and very slow) elevator, which made a terrible noice every time it was taken. I was waken up by it every day from 6 in the morning. And on top of that, the room was not cleaned when I came back in the evening. Housekeeping simply forgot to do it. The price of 120 Euro for a night for a hotel of this category is completely unreal.
very quiet - staff very helpful tea coffee making facilities in room
walking distance to the exhibition centre there were no coffee & tea making facilities
Convenient location.Staff very friendly. Very expensive during exhibition times.
very close to the messe. too much expencive for the hotel quality
Friendly staff, plain, simple and clean. Area quiet but dull. Close to conference halls. Easy access by road.
Staff is extreme nice and helpfull and has been so for many years.Nice breakfast.
The room and the bed were very clean and large. No noise disturbed my sleeping. They took the money, which I had to pay, from my virtual card before I could say yes or no.
hotel fica perto da feira, mas não é nada de especial e o preço é muito elevado. Relação qualiadede preço muito má.
A localização do hotel; proximidade do centro da cidade; silêncio;
Achei adoravel. Pequeno, acolhedor, confortavel (exceto pelas escadas - minha bagagem estava muito pesada). A localização tambem é muito conveniente.
It was very well thought. The staff was very friendly. Everything was neat and cute. Maybe it was a little bit cold at nights. But given the German system of central heating, it was understandable that the hotel management may not have wanted to increase the heating.
room & breakfast
Everything was great! I stayed during the musikmesse, so the prices are higher and not really cheap, but was still fair specially if you think that they're located 1km or less from the fair.
Less than 5 minutes to the Messe. Very friendly and helpful staff. Overall quite comfortable. A little old and whilst not falling apart in need of some renovation.
It's near the fair, only 5 min. walk to the exhibition center.Very nice and friendly personal. I recommend to the people that like to feel there like in a house atmosphere. A Casa is like at house.
Friendly service. Location in the city. Breakfast brought to room. Inexpensive. It's a nice, inexpensive bed & breakfast. Don't expect more than that - it doesn't have hotel facilities.
Friendly and helpful people, comfortable room, nice breakfast
The room; well and originally decorated with attention to detail, quite unlike your usual bland hotel room. The recommendation in my Marco Polo Guide book was a good one!
Attention to detail and personal touches in room,wonderful varied breakfasts served to enjoy at leisure in your room; very clean and quiet location close to some great restaurants; and very welcoming and helpful owners. No
It was ideally situated for either walking or taking the public transport into town, the owner was very obliging when we wanted somewhere to leave our luggage after we checked out on our last day.


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