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Lisbon 98 - Low cost apartment in the old town
Size40 m²
Floor No.0
- Kitchen
- Washer/dryer
Accommodation summary
|R. do Castelo Picão, 1100 Lisbon, Portugal
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|Property ID
|Acceptance rate
|Response time
|A few hours
|Calendar updated
|6 days ago
The apartment is located in a short walking distance from the other picturesque neighbourhoods of Baixa and Castle. Nearby you have all kinds of traditional commerce, bars and restaurants and access to the train to the beaches around Cascais (Cais do Sodré).
There is a parking place at 5 minutes walking from the apartment at Largo das Portas do Sol.
The apartment has 39 m2 and has been recently renovated to include the following:
- a room with double bed (140 cm wide) with Tv, DVD player and Hi-Fi;
- a kitchenette with electric oven and stove, microwave, fridge with freezer, washing and drying machine;
- a bathroom with shower.
UMTS internet connection with USB plug can be provided upon request (10,00€/day).
In wintertime it is heated with electric heaters.
We will welcome you with a bottle of cold vinho verde.
You will also find in the apartment various CDs of typical Portuguese music to complete your cultural experience in Lisbon.
House rulesCheck-in and check-out:
- Check-in is after 4 PM (You can always come after 11 to leave you luggage and get the keys, but if we have someone else leaving on the same day the apartment won't be ready before 4 PM).
- Check-out is until 11 AM.
In labour days, you can leave the luggage in our office before 11AM in the day of your check-in and/or after 4PM in the day of your check-out.
Please call us 30 minutes before your arrival.
Check-in Monday to Friday from 4PM to 9:30PM is free of charge, except on Portuguese public holidays.
Particular situations:
- additional 30 Euro for check-in from 9:30 PM to 00:00 AM everyday;
- additional 45 Euro for check-in from 00:00 AM to 8:30 AM everyday;
- additional 25 Euro for check-in on Week-ends and on Portuguese public holidays till 9:30 PM.
Please note that, for security reasons, you must bring a copy of your id card or passport when you check-in.
Kindly note that a damage deposit of 150€ OR a credit card responsability term will also be asked upon arrival.
Cleaning and maintenance:
The apartment will be cleaned prior to the arrival of each tenant.
When leaving, the tenant is obliged to leave the apartment in a reasonable condition.
The tenant signing the check-in form will be liable for the correct and decent behavior of all the persons accompanying him/her, and specifically avoiding any activity that is against any law or health policy.
Don't forget that you are going to stay in residential buildings. Guests staying in one of our apartments should know that if parties or loud music are heard, or neighbors complain and/or police is called, it can result in immediate eviction. This will also result in loss of prepaid rent.
Quiet time is from 10 PM to 10 AM. We are sure that you understand that the nightly rest of other inhabitants must be respected.
Smoking is not permitted in the apartments unless stated otherwise.
|Monthly rate for up to 2 guests
|Price for > 2 guests
|$ 24 US per guest/night extra
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Reviews of this property
Apartamento que cubrió mis expectativas. Pequeño pero equipado. Sólo falta un pequeño armario para guardar la ropa correctamente. Tranquilo, silencioso y en el mismo corazón de Alfama, un barrio lleno de encanto.
En un principio alquilamos este apartamento, pero hubo problemas con unos "pequeños animales" según ellos los definieron y fuimos cambiados a otro (apartamento 109) con teóricamente mejores condiciones. Hasta ahí bien, son cosas q pueden pasar.
El día de la llegada, estuvimos cerca de media hora en la puerta, después d un largo viaje, sin saber nada de si quien tenía que recibirnos venía o no, a pesar de que les habíamos llamado avisando de que ya estábamos cerca, como ellos habían pedido; y sin escribirnos ellos al menos avisando de que llegaban tarde. Como cosa positiva diré que hay un regalo de bienvenida de una botella de vino rosado.
El problema real ocurre al entrar en el piso: no había sábanas para el sofá cama. Éramos 3 personas y por lógica el sofá cama iba a ser usado, pero sólo encontramos dos edredones nórdicos (en pleno julio), uno de ellos sin funda siquiera. Y ya qué decir de la limpieza, que es quizás el aspecto más básico en un negocio como éste. La alfombra y el sofá estaban grises del polvo, con manchas que no habían sido ni lavadas. Encontré cabellos negros largos que no pertenecían a ninguno de nosotros, pero el momento apoteósico fue al encontrar 2 cucarachas en la zona de la cocina a mitad de nuestra estancia en el piso, tras escribirles un email, ni siquiera recibimos respuesta....
Reviews for this host's other properties
Great apartment in a perfect location. Highly recommended!
We had a very nice stay in an amazing apartment in an amazing city. Very good contact with the host before and during the travel.
10/10 would book again.
Although it has been some time, I remember very well that it was a great experience to stay at this appartment for some days. We even stayed longer than intended and that was no problem at all. Beautiful view when sitting on the rooftop at night or day. The slanted walls throughout the whole appartment give it a funky feeling, but is a bit inconvenient for very tall people. Would recommend this place to anyone wanting a Lisboa city experience, as it is very central and close to most sights.
The host cancelled the booking, this review is automated.
Absolutely wrong described Apartment: not quiet !!! otherwise very stylish, but very non-functional. Loud, hot, not really be ventilated because of the noise ...; Floors and great mattress great, but bed too narrow. No shelf next to it ..
Absolut falsch beschriebene Wohnung : NICHT ruhig!!! ansonsten sehr stylish, aber sehr unfunktional. Laut, heiß, nicht wirklich lüftbar wegen dem Lärm...; Fußböden toll und Matratze toll, aber Bett zu schmal. Keine Abstellfläche daneben..
Upsides - Absolutely amazing location. Beautiful apartment. Friendly staff. Bottle of wine on arrival. Couldn't ask for a better place to stay.
Downsides - hot water service would heat up once, then shutdown and had to be reset 2 hours prior to every shower. Pillows were really flat and little. Tried to charge extra 30 euros/night when I requested a 3rd bed to be made up. Left waiting for an hour after arranging the arrival time by email and had to make an extra phone call. No hand towels in bathrooms. Had to buy more toilet paper. A partial roll in each bathroom is not sufficient for a 4 days stay for 3 people!
Very welcome. Many explanations on life ã Lisbon, good restaurants. The good addresses ...
No problem. The apartment is perfect ã all points of view.
We were very satisfied.
Très bon accueil . Beaucoup d'explications sur la vie ã Lisbonne , les bons restaurants. Les bonnes adresses ...
Aucun problème . L'appartement est parfait ã tous les points de vue .
Nous avons été très satisfaits .
Perfect location of strategic sightseeing. Apartment with every comfort with some small defect ... a drain in the bathroom not working, motor outside the air conditioner if lit does not collect water with rain falling in the tables in the restaurant below, lack of soap and detergents. Solved these minor inconveniences I would say that the accommodation is absolutely perfect. Comfortable living room with access to all the TV except the Italian. Silent on the 4th floor. What remain perplexed is the commission of Wimdu that seems exaggerated compared to the actual cost of the apartment (€ 85?!?)
Perfetta ubicazione dell'appartamento strategica per visita della città. Appartamento con tutti i confort con qualche piccolo difetto riscontrato...uno scarico del bagno non funzionante, motore esterno del condizionatore che se acceso non raccoglie l'acqua con caduta a pioggia nei tavoli del ristorante sottostante, mancanza di detersivi e sapone. Risolti questi piccoli inconvenienti direi che l'alloggio è assolutamente perfetto. Soggiorno comodo con accesso a tutte le TV tranne l'italiana. Silenzioso al 4°piano con ascensore. Ciò di cui rimango perplesso è la provvigione di Wimdu che mi sembra esagerata rispetto al reale costo dell'appartamento (€ 85?!?)
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An upcoming bike and snack shop in downtown Novato has been granted a permit to serve beer if a raft of conditions are met, despite objections by youth advocates.
Bicycle Brustop, a family-owned sales, apparel and repair store opening on Grant Avenue this month, got approval on its application Thursday from Novato Zoning Administrator Alan Lazure.
The approval includes 16 conditions the establishment must meet, including restricting beer service to between 10 a.m. and 7 p.m., installing security camera coverage of the outdoor serving area, not selling canned or bottled beer, providing beverage service training for employees and not allowing alcohol consumption by employees.
Katie Keating, director of Healthy Novato, an organization that focuses on underage drinking in Novato, said the group was "disappointed" in the decision. Four members of Healthy Novato and the Novato Blue Ribbon Coalition for Youth spoke in opposition to the permit at a hearing in March.
The organizations can appeal within 10 calendar days of the action. Keating said her group has not decided whether to do so.
"Our supporters and the zoning administrator have placed a great deal of trust and reliance on us to be responsible in the serving of beer in our business," Novato resident Aaron Thompson, who owns the store with his wife Carolyn, said in response to the decision.
The store is scheduled to open April 27. It had permission to open regardless of whether the alcohol use permit was granted.
Thompson and his wife envision their 21,500-square-foot establishment as one of a new breed of stores nationally that offer refreshments to cyclists after rides, he said. The place would have one table inside and one more outside on the sidewalk for cyclists to consume Clif bars, energy drinks, sandwiches or beer. The snack areas total about 300 square feet.
"While we support new local business and a vibrant downtown Novato, we have major concerns over the fact that the city would like to approve another on-sale alcohol license in the census tract where Bicycle Brustop is located," Keating said in an email.
"There are already 24 active on-sale licenses in this census tract. This additional license for the Bicycle Brustop would bring this total up to 25, almost three times the number of licenses allowed by state law in this census tract. This high level of alcohol outlet density brings with it substantial risks to the health, safety, and welfare of the Novato community," Keating said.
According to Keating, research studies show "that a high density of alcohol outlets in a given area is associated with a number of harms." These include increases in alcohol consumption, crashes, alcohol-related hospital admissions and injury and death, Keating said.
A staff report issued by the city about the number of establishments serving alcohol said that such a concentration "is not unusual for a downtown since many restaurants and entertainment uses typically desire to locate in such an area."
The staff report said "the proposed sale of beer for on-site consumption at Bicycle Brustop is not anticipated to be detrimental to the health, safety or general welfare of persons residing or working in downtown Novato."
That is because beer sales would be a minor part of the bicycle shop's retail activities.
During the March hearing, Thompson said he shared the groups' concerns and outlined a number of measures that would guard against alcohol abuse.
In addition to the 16 conditions the city mandated in its ruling, Thompson's house rules would dictate that if servers deemed it necessary, cabs would be called for patrons under the influence.
Beer would be restricted to kegs and kegs wouldn't be sold. The keys to the beer stock would be kept in a locked cabinet.
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Thus the situation might have remained but for the prompting of a friend and longtime reader of this department, Horacio A. Caruso of La Plata, Argentina. Caruso and his colleague Sebastián M. Marotta were sufficiently interested in the Vibonacci phenomenon to undertake investigations of their own. For example, they applied the Vibonacci algorithm to complex numbers, creating an intriguing series of fractal images. When Caruso inquired about the works of Stern and Brocot, I was belatedly inspired to go look them up.
Stern's paper was not hard to find. Moritz Abraham Stern (my earlier spelling Moriz was erroneous) was a prominent figure in the mathematical world of his day, a colleague of Carl Friedrich Gauss who succeeded Gauss as Ordinary Professor of Mathematics at the University of Göttingen. According to Peter Pulzer, Stern was "the first Jew to be appointed to a full professorship at a German university without first converting to Christianity."
Stern's paper appeared in the Journal für die Reine und angewandte Mathematik, also known as Crelle's Journal, after its first editor, August Leopold Crelle. When the journal was founded in 1826, its title reflected the growing division in mathematics between Reine and angewandte—"pure" and "applied." Stern's paper, "On a number-theoretical function," is of the pure persuasion. He discusses several versions of the procedure for forming mediants and relates the sequence of mediants to other ways of constructing the set of rational numbers, such as continued fractions. Nowhere does he hint that his number-theoretical function might be of use to the makers of gears.
Finding Brocot's contribution was more challenging. His article was published in the Revue Chronométrique, a French journal that commenced publication in 1855 and ceased in 1914. Only when I began searching for the Revue did it occur to me to wonder why a work on number theory was appearing in a clockmakers' journal.
None of the libraries within easy reach had the Revue Chronométrique, but a catalogue search at Duke University did return one hit for the term "Brocot." I was referred to a 1947 work by Henry Edward Merritt, titled Gear Trains: Including a Brocot Table of Decimal Equivalents and a Table of Factors of All Useful Numbers up to 200,000. A Brocot table? Useful numbers? What was this all about? I walked from the mathematics library to the engineering library next door and soon had a worn blue volume in my hands. When I opened to the preface, I knew I would have to read the rest of the book. Merritt begins:
Prefaces are not what they were. Who could resist the opening phrases of the editor's preface to the second edition of Camus on the Teeth of Wheels, published in 1836—
"Always feeling annoyed at meeting with a long preface to a book, labouring as it were to beget a prepossession in favour of the author, and standing between the reader and the subject, like an impertinent porter, who detains a visitor at the gate, instead of giving him admission to the presence of the master, the editor will confine himself to five pages of preliminary remarks...."
Indeed, who could resist? And, furthermore, what is this mysterious Camus on the Teeth of Wheels? The title would have been an apt one for the tormented existentialist Albert Camus, but it comes from the wrong century.
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Lost History: The Enduring Legacy of Muslim Scientists, Thinkers, and Artistsby Michael H. Morgan
In an era when the relationship between Islam and the West seems mainly defined by mistrust and misunderstanding, it is important to remember that for centuries Muslim civilization was the envy of the world. Lost History fills a significant void and is essential reading for anyone seeking to understand the major the early Muslims played in influencing modern society.
Morgan reveals how early Muslim advancements in science and culture laid the cornerstones of the European Renaissance, the Enlightenment, and modern Western society. As he chronicles the Golden Ages of Islam, beginning in A.D. 570 with the birth of Muhammad, and resonating today, he introduces scholars like Ibn Al-Haytham, Ibn Sina, Al-Tusi, Al-Khwarizmi, and Omar Khayyam, towering figures who revolutionized the mathematics, astronomy, and medicine of their time and paved the way for Newton, Copernicus, and many others. And he reminds us that inspired leaders from Muhammad to Suleiman the Magnificent and beyond championed religious tolerance, encouraged intellectual inquiry, and sponsored artistic, architectural, and literary works that still dazzle us with their brilliance. Lost History finally affords pioneering leaders with the proper credit and respect they so richly deserve.
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Manhattan Upper West Side Guest Room
Size90 m²
Floor No.
- Family/child friendly
- Internet/WiFi
- Kitchen
- Pets allowed
- Towels
- Smoking allowed
- Hot tub
- Lockable room
Accommodation summary
|West h. Street, 10031 New York, United States
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|4 days ago
North West of the island of Manhattan 151 Street.
Easy access to go any where in the city, a short walk to 145 Street is the subway stop of the famous "A" train that travel express to 59th Street & Columbus and all the way Downtown. The 1 train on 145 street and broadway takes you all the way to South Ferry to see Lady Liberty.
Everything you need is all here in the neighborhood, supermarkets, Laundromat, coffee shops, restaurants & bars the basic needs of every day life!
The apartment is a 3 floors walk up. Comfortable and very quite. There is 2 bedrooms one is the Guest room fully furnished with a comfortable Queen Size Bed, the second room is Me! The bathroom is located next to your room, the Living room & Kitchen is spacious and cozy that you and I can use any time. Kitchen is open anytime you want where you can organize some food for yourself.
In Other Words…. You Are a Guest in my home….with the same attention and guidance that I provide to my friends or family. You will have the experience and surrounding of a real New Yorker.
If you like the situation, You are most Welcome!
There are good restaurants in the neighborhood, you can also hang out and listen to good Jazz or latin music in a very authentic place.
You can not miss Central Park, that covers 843 acres (341 hectares) and is located in the heart of Manhattan. Offering a welcome nature scene from all the hustle and bustle of the city streets that surround it. The park is a refreshing all year-round sanctuary.
Visitors can walk, run, ride bicycles, play chess and checkers, ice skate, and even fish.
New York City is larger than life in the population, in square feet, culture and food, arts and entertainment. Visitors to New York have the world at your fingertips , from Uptown to downtown and beyond . There are so many things to do and see, there are no two visits will never be the same.
If you need advice on how to organize your visit, I can help you know your interests. Let us know.
House rulesPossibility of receiving only 2 guests at a time.
This is a Vegetarian house, no meat cooking. Sorry/Thank you for your understanding
No smoking in the bedroom, I suggest you open the kitchen window, you can do it there.
No shoes in the house, I ask kindly to take shoes off when you come in. Please bring your sleepers or flip flops if you need.
You can come in and out when ever you want.
Your room has linens and towels, You just have to bring your personal toiletry.
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Reviews of this property
We were nine nights as guests here. Apartment was very clean, bed was good and we slept well. AC we used very little, it was not too hot during our stay. We felt that area is safe.
You can walk in 5 minutes to shop where to buy food. And many small markets are nearby. We just had light breakfast in the apartment.
Apartment was quiet, I guess that in more centralized location there is always some noise coming from emergency vehicles.
Being in 151th street was not a problem for us. Metro (A express train) takes you in 15-20 minutes to downtown.
Walking to 145th street metro station takes 5-10 minutes.
If you don't mind this 30 minutes time to reach downtown, I could really recommend this flat.
Sophia was away most of our stay, so we could use apartment as our own. Of course we also were out most of the time and just slept in the apartment.
But Sophia was asking daily if everything is ok.
Apartment is easy to reach from JFK by AirTrain ($5) + Metro ($2,75) + 1$ for reusable metro card. (Or buy directly 7-Day Unlimited metro ticket $31.00)
Just take Air Train to Howard Beach station and from there Express train A directly to 145th street.
This takes around 1,5 hours. I don't know how long taxi would take.
And we really felt like being friends. I could recommend this flat.
Highlights in Finnish below.
Eli asunto oli siisti ja rauhallinen, ei paljon kuulunut ambulanssien ääniä kuten muualla kaupungissa koko ajan. Ympäristö vaikutti turvalliselta. Kadulla meihin ei kiinnitetty mitään huomiota.
Puoli tuntia menee keskustaan, ja ainakin JFK kentältä pääsee kätevästi metrolla perille saakka.
Sophia oli tosi ystävällinen.
This was my first experience with Wimdu and staying at Sophia´s was the best experience I could have ever had. The apartment is such that you can see in the photographs, Sophia is a very warm and welcoming person, makes you feel at home all the time, she helps you when you need it and always respects your privacy. The apartment is in a quiet, peppy American-style area but when you're inside you can relax and sleep at night without any noise at all. The subway stop is just 8 minutes walking and connects you to downtown Manhattan in about 15 or 20 min. Thanks for everything Sophia and be sure our next stay in new york will be at your home.
Disadvantage is the owner requires vegan cooking + sitting room and kitchen are shared. But that was mentioned and we knew that.
We were lucky the owner was away so we had the whole apartment for ourselves. It's spacious and fitted with everything you need.
Less positive: it's a very warm apartment without balcony or terrace. The barely working airco in the bedroom, the TV with very limited networks (only NYC) on it.
But Sophia is very helpful and connection to Manhattan is ok (30 min metro).
We have a really great time in New York City.
We got a very warm opening by Sophia.
She was always helpful and gave us many Informations.
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A very nice room and a very nice lady. Lots of tips about New York from a insider. Not far from the A-train and shops aroubd the corner. To downtown in tweny minutes.
We very much enjoyed staying at the apartment. We did really feel like being a 'New Yorker' because we did get a lot of 'inside'-information from our hosts. That's why we prefered B&B over Hotels and it did meet our expectations. We alse liked the neighbourhood and the many small but surpringly good local restaurants.
We stayed for 9 nights in this appartment. Everything was clean and Sophia was verry nice to us. We are really enjoyed staying at this place. The neighbourhood is good and has some nice restaurants and breakfast places nearby. Subway is 10 minutes walking away. We will come back - for sure!!! Thanks to Sohpia!
Sophia's apartment was nice and cosy. We could use the kitchen any time we wanted, the bathroom and the bedroom were clean and comfortable, the bedroom silent. We slept well during our stay in N.Y.
The location of the apartment was very OK for us. It isn't situated right in the center of Manhattan but with the subway from the station on the W 145 th Street
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The totally canon pairing of the hot male lead, Finn Hudson and the stunning young ingenue Rachel Berry in the hit TV show Glee. It is easily the best paring on the show, because the relationship of Finchel spouts rainbows and butterflies. Finchel will one day have Tony Award winning, football playing children. Until then, we just like hearing them sing together.
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I will have to bookmark this. I have been thinking about making a pretty bag to haul quilts in too!
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I have used the "Sam's Club" bags... They fold up nicely when not in use, and I can put small quilt/wall hangings in it easily to take to guild meetings.
Sam's sells the bags in sets of two.
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There's something to be said for a piece of technology that brings something new to the table. Check out five of the coolest new gadgets that we think do just that.
Every once in a while (though we must admit, it seems more and more often these days) a gadget of uncommon novelty and usefulness is released and instantly blows every tech-geek's mind wide open. For many of us, that lineage has been limited to whatever Apple seems to be announcing at its annual Worldwide Developers Conference—do you remember where you were the first time you heard about the iPhone?—but just because we're often blinded by the big-ticket spotlight doesn't mean there isn't a whole host of other new, innovative gadgets that are worthy of our love and affection. And sometimes that T.L.C. is earned in the tiny little details that take what might otherwise be a totally boring piece of technology into the realm of the totally cool. To that end, we've compiled a list of five gadgets released or announced this year (so far) that get our blood pumping and our AMOLED screens a little steamy.
Polaroid SC1630 Smart Camera
Is it a camera? Is it a phone? Is it even for sale yet? These are the questions we had when we first set eyes on this unearthly combination of a 16-megapixel camera (with 3X optical zoom!) and a classic, iPhone-style smartphone. In theory it is both, though we'll have to wait until Polaroid actually releases the marvelous-looking little beauty to know how effectively it handles either role. Early reviews of showroom models point out that it does neither very well (yet), but you can't blame the classic instant-photo magnate for trying to push their product line into the future. With WiFi and 3G capabilities built in, plus onboard apps that connect users to e-mail, social media and everything else internetted, it's a truly inspired idea that we hope comes fully realized whenever it actually sees the light of day. Best chance for success: it's powered by Android. So, yeah, the future is bright. Price: TBA. Check it out here!
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When you think of quality computer brand names that also manage to build a little bit of cool into their cachet, the name Dell doesn't always ring the bell. The Dell XPS 13, however, changes that for the better in a big way. It may largely be an aesthetic attraction, but this sleek little notebook is decked out in magnesium alloy, aluminum and carbon fiber which, at 0.7 inches thick, makes the superslim ultrabook incredibly sturdy-feeling to the hands. It also features a powerful Intel Core i5 processor, which gives this svelte machine some torque. Add to that an HD display with a bezel so barely there you could miss it and a $1000 starting price point, and you've got a winner. Return on investment is the new height of innovation. Price: $1000. Buy here!
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This a sunny and cozy room in an attic studio apartment in the center of Frederiksberg.
The room has a homey environment and three different areas. The sleeping area near the window with a comfortable bed where you are going to have very relaxing nights. Next to it there is a work/ study / dining area with a wood table and chairs. In the other corner there is a Kitchenette with hot & cold water, refrigerator, small freezer , microwave oven, 2 hotplates and all cutlers and tableware that you would need to prepare readymade meals (and frozen readymade meals) in the microwave oven or breakfast before you explore this sweet and magic city.
There are other ffacilities in the room that will make your stay easier and perfect such as cable TV, dvd-player, stereo with cd-player and smartphone connection, internet; Wi-Fi (and cable), central heating, a lock on the room door, towels and bed linen .
Located close to buses (100 meters), metro (500 meters), several supermarkets and a great variety of shops, shopping center and the old public Frederiksberg Garden, with Frederiksberg Castle and Zoo. The metro brings you to the airport in 20 minutes, 6 minutes by bus or 4 minutes by metro to the of the old city center of Copenhagen and Tivoli (20 minutes walking distance).
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Very nice trip with a room Flemming couldn't have described better. It's sunny, it's cosy and most important for us it's clean and the bed comfortable and it has everything one needs for a city trip. Everything about the room was really uncomplicated and easy. Appx 15min walk to the city center. The neighborhood is quite nice also and has sufficient options of public transport to the city center as well. Airport is some 20 min away by metro 2.
We had a lovely time in Copenhagen. The room was nice. Small, but very complete. Lots of privacy after a nice wellcome. Very flexible on the in-and outcheck time. When we visite Copenhagen again we would like to stay at Flemmings house again!
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It would make a great mask for robbing banks, not that I suggest you do that.
It would make a great mask for robbing banks, not that I suggest you do that.
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If the strings are sewn to the front with the loop in back, I'd always keep the strings run through the back loop and simply put each arm through each loop and then pull the strings around to your front to tie.
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I just use a veil and gloves. I've got a dedicated long sleeve shirt that I tuck into my jeans which are tucked into my socks. I'll never get into a beekeeping calendar that way, but it has worked well so far.
Do you guys have any preference on full suits that arent too expensive from Dadant or elsewhere that you like? I was looking at this:
I always wear a suit and veil, and the as soon as you get stung in the face, or right under your eye like I did, you also will wear at least a jacket and veil. When she got me under the eye, I obviously jumped back and dropped the frame I had in my hands, now I am running across the field one eye locked shut, and a bunch of really pissed off bees trying to get a piece of me as well. Never again will I be in that position, it's just not worth the risk. The jacket and veil only makes sense for protection of your face, I seldom wear gloves and if I take a kiss or two from the girls on my hands that is not a big deal.
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I purchased disposable coveralls from Home Depot for $10 (http://www.homedepot.com/p/t/1003889...5#.UTam5vIcO1A and with a bit of duct tape reinforcing a few seams, am still wearing them going into my 3rd year. The good: I've never been stung through them. The bad: they are hotter than hades in hot weather. I wear rubber boots pulled up over them. That is when I wear a suit at all, which mostly I don't. But occasionally the bees are in a bad mood, particularly in a dearth, so it is nice to have protection available without spending a fortune. There is also a breathable version available now, but I don't know how stingproof it is.
Good idea for the home depot coverall. You can use the heavy duty plastic silver color tape to tape a pair of gloves to the suit too. Since it is plastic, you can open up the under arm for ventilation using the veil net or something similar to cover the seams. And open as many holes as you want to for ventilation. Now I am thinking to use the round patch ventilation holes at non sensitive areas so the bees cannot go in. At least this
will make the suit a lot cooler in the summer time. What do you think?
What chevydmax04 said... I *have not* been stung on the face and I don't want to be so I wear a veil whenever I'm going into a hive. I will get around the hives and replace feed jars on the inner covers BUT if I take the inner cover off I'm going to have a veil on. I was standing beside a hive one day (no veil) watching the bees on the porch...suddenly this little hussy walked out on the porch and without hesitation made a hard left turn and made a "beeline" toward my face. I was probably 5' from the hive entrance and only had time to turn my face to the side...she buried it in my neck beside my adams apple. I'm gonna have a veil on when I go in the hive...undoubtedly.
I will always wear a veil as well, I'm already ugly enough to compound that with a pug face! I have fencing veils by them selves and also a ventilated jacket/veil combo. I guess I am just different in every way because I have never been stung through my jeans, but have been stung through thin work out pants! As far as tucking socks into my pants, I will NEVER do that again! It's not fun getting drilled in the ankles while your holding a deep full of bees trying to reverse them! That pretty much sucked!
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Ed, does that mean you have the aggressive honey bees? Mine would not normally do that. At least I don't think they are that aggressive when I'm near them. If my bees are like that I would requeen them fast. I don't like the aggressive bees. I have been opening up the inner hive cover everyday sometimes 4 times a day to peek inside. There are lots of bees
feeding but not fly out to sting me like that unless I teased them with a small stick. Then they are really at a defensive side and buzzing their wings "on intruder alert!" mode ready to attack. Here is a pic I took after lifting up the inner cover while they were feeding on honey.
Oh, no, no, no. My bees would not normally do that, either. My mentors don't tolerate aggressive bees and I kinda follow their lead. They breed for gentle bees...primarily they focus on bees with heavy caucasian traits to them. That (gentleness) trait makes sense to me and thankfully the bees I've gotten from them have been gentle and the couple of feral colonies I've worked with have been gentle, too. One cutout I wore a veil and a t-shirt...no long sleeved shirt (though I did get a few stings, being cooler was worth it).
I guess what I was saying is that bees are unpredictable. Even a gentle hive can have some mavericks in it and sometimes the entire colony can simply have a snotty attitude...maybe one of the drones said something derogatory about one of those 50,000 ladies' pollen basket and the ladies are just not happy. Who knows?
Whatever the case, work at your own comfort level...mine is to protect my face and eyes while I've got the hive opened.
The only times I have gotten stung on the face, I have been wearing a veil, although that really only taught me the value of wearing my veil. One little lady managed to find her way in while I was in full suit, and nailed me on the eyelid when I swatted her (my bad!). Made me really think about how it could have been my eyeball. This past week, 2 divebombed me and stung my jaw through my veil that was sitting too close to my face. Later figured out it was the conditioner I'd used that day that apparently has some banana oil or something in it--I was 50 ft. from the hive and they attacked with no warning. I just figure that any town of 60,000 is gonna have at least one crazy--at least the girls only have one bullet in their guns!
The worst I've ever been stung was having my socks pulled up over my pants instead of slipping on my rubber boots. They were everywhere and difficult to get off the socks as they could get a good grip. Won't do that again!
007, sometimes we just have to accept the fact that they really don't like us, eh? I've had a couple of times while working a hive that maybe I've had them opened a bit too long and they get aggravated with me....when I can hear them bouncing off my veil I know it's time to start shutting things down and mighty happy that I've got that veil on!
The sock thing... I pretty much always wear tennis shoes and put a strap around the bottom of my bluejeans legs. One day I'll get zapped for that small open area around the ankles. Having a large area of sock material exposed just hasn't seemed like a good idea to *me*...for others it appears to work fine, to each his/her on. It is, shall we say, interesting to look down and see several bees hovering around your shoe looking towards the dark openings up your britches legs!
Hi, Ed. You are right. Bees seem simple but they are unpredictable. It is better to be safe than sorry, I think. Now I am thinking to make a fence mask using window screen. Is there a plan for that on the net? I am thinking a window screen will allow me to see better than the black color veil net. I am not going to jink myself but so far my face, legs and angles are still fine.
I have a full suit, which I like for the protection as the bee are sometimes aggressive. I think if I were starting new, I would opt for a jacket and veil, because of the heat factor.
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I bought a fold-up screen for a helmet a while back. My intentions (when I get around to it ) is to cut the front screen out and replace it with a clear plastic pane. I think somebody here or on another forum has worked on a design like that.


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<p>We sat down with ESPN's Sean Farnham to find out what makes him tick and who he's got picked for March Madness. </p>
Read Sean Farnham's 10 Teams That Will Ruin Your Bracket Here.
Sean Farnham is many things.
He is first and foremost a husband and a father.
When he picks up the phone for what started as an interview about basketball but quickly turned into a winding Q&A about grinding, getting there and giving back, he sounds jovial, contented. He says it is "one of those good mornings."
What he means is that as a man whose job requires him to be in a constant state of flight, either coming or going, delayed or departed, and with only prepackaged peanuts and airport food to eat in between, the "good mornings" are the ones when he's at home and able to see his three kids off to school.
"It's an excellent morning," he echoes.
Sean Farnham is not a pilot. He is not an astronaut or a traveling salesman or a ringleader at Barnum & Bailey's. Sean Farnham is a college basketball analyst for ESPN.
But he wasn't always. His career in broadcast started at Fox Sports Net/West where he covered everything from West Coast college hoops to the NBA, MLB and college football, working both the pre- and post-game shows as well as the sidelines. During that time he also found a home on the radio with Fox Sports and ESPN 710 Los Angeles, hosting postgame shows for UCLA, USC and the Lakers. In 2008 he made the jump over to CBS College Sports as an analyst covering the MVC, Atlantic-10 and Conference USA and finally landed at ESPN in 2010, where today he's holding down Big Ten Thursdays alongside Joe Tessitore and WCC Thursday/Pac-12 Saturdays with David Flemming.
"Getting to this point at ESPN was a process for me," he says. "A lot of the top analysts at the national level were first team All-Americans, they were head coaches. I was neither. I wasn't a first team All-American."
But he was a player.
Sean Farnham was…a student
"I was the captain of the UCLA team in my final year, and I'm very proud of that, but my numbers wouldn't jump off the page to anybody. I came onto the team in '96-'97, and we lost our head coach three weeks into the season in Jim Harrick, but ended up going to the Elite Eight…Being part of that I felt a lot of pressure to live up the name of UCLA, and the fact that John Wooden would sit behind our bench at every single game was something unique and something that was special for me. I never took that for granted as a player, and because of that, I've never walked into any venue as either an analyst or player and felt shaky."
Whether that has more to do with John Wooden or Sean Farnham himself is up for debate. Beyond evidence of the residual nerves and confidence left over from his playing days, one thing that stands out as striking about our conversation is that:
Sean Farnham is…prepared
"I try to watch about eight games on both teams as a lead-up [to the ones that he's calling]. I look at tendencies and stats, road splits versus home splits…I try to get out in advance…get my game boards done before I even touch down in the city I'm in. Day of game, it's all about feeling relaxed…asking for a couple of details, finishing off a couple of stories and then mentally preparing yourself to have a good show."
Whether or not it's part of that relaxing routine, one thing Sean Farnham is most definitely not…is a Harlem Globetrotter…though he occasionally plays one virally.
"That shot…I tried to act like I was cool and that I totally knew I was gonna hit it, but inside I wanted to scream…but I had to play it off and try to sell it a little bit…Earlier this year at Michigan State, I actually made the same shot, maybe a little closer, maybe 60 feet, I think the one at The Barn was 82-83, and it's kind of taken on a life of its own…guys on the crew are like 'ok, next game, what're you gonna do?' and I always say 'guys, come on, I'm not with the Harlem Globetrotters; trick shots aren't my thing…'"
Another perhaps more humbling wavelength prevalent throughout our conversation is his self-realization that…
Sean Farnham is…still a student.
"Early in my career, Bill Macdonald, who is the voice of the L.A. Lakers, taught me to just be myself and be comfortable on camera, not to put on a professional act and change my voice. He really helped me be comfortable in my own skin…And then watching Chris Myers [at Fox Sports Radio], he's the consummate pro, deep voice, every night is the Super Bowl…He taught me a lot about preparation and what's necessary to have longevity in this career…As I move forward, it's guys like Jay Bilas, Dick Vitale and Fran Fraschilla at ESPN that I continue to study. I really try to dissect how they're calling a game and the stories they're telling and trying to take the best of what they have and throw it in to what I'm trying to do to develop myself."
But over the years and through his wife's family connections to the military (her uncle is Admiral Michael Mullen, former chairmen of the Joint Chiefs of Staff) Sean Farnham has also become a teacher…
The idea for Hoops from Home, a nonprofit organization seeking to bring free basketball camps coached and organized by current and former NBA and NCAA stars to children of military families, was hatched by Farnham in a hotel room in Charlotte, North Carolina.
"What many people don't realize is that these kids are suffering from post-traumatic stress syndrome because, for the majority of their lives, their parents have been deployed. Look, I travel a lot in my job, but I can get on the phone and call my kids every single night. They can see me on the television screen. I can Skype or G-chat, we can have that interaction. That doesn't happen for the men and women serving our country. They get maybe five or ten minutes every two weeks."
Hoops from Home's first event, held at Camp Pendleton last August and featuring NCAA standouts Orlando Johnson and John Jenkins and NBA center Ryan Hollins and coach Mike Brown, saw 150 kids enroll.
"It [Camp Pendleton] was one of the most emotional days of my life. For us to be able to give [those kids] a break, just for a day, was outstanding. The best part of that entire event? Nobody saw a dime for coming there, not one player, not one coach. They saw it for what it is and that's what I want it to be. I want people to understand that these children have gone through a lot."
And that mentality, that philosophy, that singular idea for Hoops for Home pretty much sums up Sean Farnham in a nutshell; he has always seen himself as part of something bigger, a whole greater than the sum of its parts:
"I talk with everyone who is on our crew, from our grips to our runner to audio, tape, graphics, producer, director, AD, I will talk to them all individually before I sit down…I think it fosters an environment that we are a collective group that are trying to put on a great show and if we do that together it's going to be stronger than if I was just some guy who sat down and just wanted to call a game….That's kind of the lineage of my career as a player…When I chose to go to UCLA—and I had offers to go elsewhere where I could have started and been a focal point early in my career, but I wanted to be part of something bigger than myself. It's kind of like wanting to be part of ESPN; even in my broadcasting career and being at all these great places—and I loved all of them—being at ESPN, you're part of something that's much bigger than you."
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Numerous internal and external parasites were found in this Ocean Sunfish specimen. These sea lice Lepeophtheirus nordmanni are on the fish's tongue.
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San Juan Water Beach Club Hotel • Carolina, Puerto Rico
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The Destination
San Juan is a place of contrasts. While Puerto Rico is technically an American territory, its culture draws decided influence from its Spanish and Caribbean roots. It's the second-oldest European-established city on the continent, with relics of its past on display throughout the city, but there are parts of San Juan that thrive on the cutting edge of contemporary culture. And while centuries-old pastimes like fishing and dancing are still alive and well here, the capital has seen a recent influx of kite boarders and casinos to its shores. Of course, some things never change: The balmy Caribbean weather will forever be best complemented by a Cuba Libre.
The Digs
Stylish design is king at the 80-room San Juan Water Beach Club Hotel. Situated minutes from Old San Juan on one of Puerto Rico's hottest beaches, this boutique property features a color palette befitting its Caribbean landscape, with blues, whites, and greens at every turn, sleek furnishings throughout, and amenities such as flat-screen TVs and iHome docking stations adorning each guest room. On-site, you'll find two restaurants: The avant-garde Zest features modern latino cuisine, while Mist lounge offers creative cocktails and small plates of Italian-Spanish-Island fusion cuisine.
Newly designed rooms often boast partial views of the beaches and dunes of Isla Verde, and all are appointed with beds that include pillow-top mattresses, fine linens, plush white towels, and Rusk Sensories Calm amenities. There's even a dream board in each room, where guests are encouraged to scrawl out their wishes before a heavenly night's rest.
The Diversions
• Peruse the boutique shops of Condado
• Explore the military forts of Old San Juan
• Hook a big one with Sea Born Fishing Charters
• Rent snorkel gear from any of the many dive shops on the beach
"At this boutique resort you get tropical paradise without tactical nuisance. Throw in sweeping ocean views from every room and the cosmopolitan city of San Juan as your playground, and you've got the perfect setting for a Caribbean destination wedding."-- Read Fodor's Review of the San Juan Water Beach Club Hotel
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Could you imagine what it's like to be a concierge of a 4- star hotel? A Concierge helps assist with anything and everything that you could think of: from food recommendations, things to do, and places to see to arranging car services and giving directions around the city. Our Chef Concierge, Charlie Loor, here at Hotel Chandler, shared that being a concierge has certainly been a rewarding experience. He has been able to help guests have an unforgettable and unparalleled experience in NYC. On the other hand, he's also heard of some very outrageous and unusual requests! Here are Charlie's top 3 strangest requests as a Concierge:
Surprise Wedding Proposal
The Concierge: Charlie Loor, Hotel Chandler
"I had a guest who was going to propose to his fiancé and ask if I could arrange a horse and carriage ride through the streets of New York. He wanted someone to jump in the carriage and surprise her with the ring so that he could ask her to marry him. I contacted our friend that does the horse and carriage tours in the city. After careful planning and having someone that would be ideal for this request. I put it all together for him having a fellow colleague coordinate with the driver of the carriage pull up to a stop light and my colleague jumped on the carriage and sang "amore" (the song was my idea) he caught her off guard as he proposed. This one could be the most difficult one I've had to arrange thus far."
Movies on the Beach—with No Sand
The Concierge: A group of staff, the Ritz Carlton Cancun Mexico
"In 2001, a wealthy older guest staying with his family and personal chef at this elegant oceanfront property wanted to watch a movie on the beach—without having to step on the sand. "We decided to order a whole lot of carpets," says the hotel's public relations manager, Paulina Feltrin. "They needed to be white to match the color of sand. It was summer and there's not much need for carpets here, but we located a dozen and laid them out all along the beach, along with a large movie screen and cinema-style seating. The entire family watched the film under the stars, and no one got their feet wet or dirty.""
Poisonous Fish Removal
The Concierge: Abdul, Four Season Resort Seychelles
"A Russian guest at this sparkling beach resort in the Seychelles recently demanded that the hotel remove a fish from the sea so he could be comfortable enough to swim. The offending creature, a lionfish, is indeed venomous, but it's so common in these waters that divers specifically stay at the hotel for the chance to see one. This was explained, but "the guest was still not happy," says Manaf, the hotel's recreation manager. "In the end my staff had to spend a morning snorkeling through the waters looking for the creature. We told him they had all swum away. Only then was he satisfied.""


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Extreme diets can alter the microbial makeup of the human GI tract, and change the behavior of those bacteria.
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Extreme diets can alter the microbial makeup of the human GI tract, and change the behavior of those bacteria.
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Dosing mice modeling autism with a human gut bacterium reversed some disorder-associated behaviors in the animals.
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Scientists discover that cancer can drive the autoimmune disorder scleroderma.
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Researchers collaborate to create fermented food products using microbes harvested from some malodorous parts of the human body.
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Mouse mothers can improve their pups' memories by altering levels of immune chemicals in their milk.
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New York University's Jane Carlton talks about a project designed to characterize the microbiome of the Big Apple.
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Researchers take advantage of rapid and cheap DNA sequencing technologies to map the bacterial microbiome of New York City.
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"I named the kitten after my dear neighbor Dave. Dave is the sweetest baby, loves to be held and purrs at the smallest touch. DH balked at first, we didn't need a fourth cat, but I've caught him cuddling Dave more than once!"
This made me laugh out loud. I'm sure you meant, Dave, the kitten, is the sweetest............... Otherwise, the meaning is entirely different!
I'd love a house kitty, but we go away too often to leave the kitty behind.


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Larry Coryell, Victor Bailey, Lenny White
According to Coryell, his interest in jazz took hold at the age of four, and after his family moved from Galveston to the state of Washington three years later, he began to learn the guitar, studying records by Tal Farlow, Barney Kessel and Johnny Smith. As a teenager, he played in a band led by pianist Mike Mandel, and by 1965, he gave up his journalism studies at the University of Washington in order to try his luck in New York as a musician. Before the year was out, he attracted much attention jamming in Greenwich Village and replaced Gabor Szabo in Chico Hamilton's band. In 1966, he made a startling recorded debut on Hamilton's The Dealer album, where his blues and rock ideas came to the fore, and that year, he also played with a proto-jazz-rock band, the Free Spirits. Coryell's name spread even further in 1967-68 when he played with Gary Burton's combo, and he was one of the most prominent solo voices on Herbie Mann's popular Memphis Underground album (recorded in 1968). He, Mandel and Steve Marcus formed a group called Foreplay in 1969 (no relation to today's Fourplay), and by 1973, this became the core of the jazz-rock band Eleventh House, which after a promising start ran aground with a string of albums of variable quality.
In 1975, Coryell pulled the plug, concentrating on acoustic guitar and turning in a prolific series of duo and trio sessions with the likes of Philip Catherine, Emily Remler, John Scofield, Joe Beck, Steve Khan and John McLaughlin. In the mid-'80s, Coryell toured with McLaughlin and Paco DeLucia, and in 1986 participated in a five-way guitar session with his old idol Farlow, Scofield, Larry Carlton and John Abercrombie for the Jazzvisions series. Coryell has also recorded with Stephane Grappelli, Charles Mingus, Sonny Rollins and Kenny Barron, and has taped Brazilian music with Dori Caymmi for CTI, mainstream jazz for Muse, solo guitar for Shanachie and Acoustic Music, and (for Nippon Phonogram in Japan) an album of classical transcriptions of music by Stravinsky and Rimsky-Korsakov. In other words, Coryell will probably remain as eclectic as ever throughout his career, which will no doubt make life difficult for musicologists with a yen for pigeonholing. Coryell's career in the 21st century has been just as active. 2004 saw the release of Tricycles, an excellent trio date with drummer Paul Wertico and bassist Mark Egan. Electric from 2005 found Coryell playing jazz standards and rock anthems with Lenny White on drums and Victor Bailey on electric bass. In 2006, he released the performance album Laid Back & Blues: Live at the Sky Church in Seattle. ~ Richard S. Ginell, Rovi
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I've wanted a greenhouse for years, but cost of structure and operating (heating) have always detered me. Now, I'm getting the bug and having a hard time resisting. Does anyone recommend any supplier in the midwest to keep shipping down? Also, any specifics to avoid or 'must have' features I need to be aware of? I'm thinking mainly for starting plants or even some late winter tomatoes & cukes eventually.
I was doing an energy audit yesterday at a young couple's home that had a small greenhouse attached to the garage. Owners said they don't use it and have no plans to do so in the future. Theirs was something thrown together using single pane glass and relatively poor workmanship and not even worth trying to talk them out of. But, it sure got me worked up on the idea again. I may have access to used double pane patio doors that might work out OK and I could just design around them. I have no intention of having glass for the roof, just south wall & maybe east. I may tilt them at a slight angle and support the center of the glass somehow. Any advice is appreciated.


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Size30 m²
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- Kitchen
- Pets allowed
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- Smoking allowed
- Elevator in building
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The apartment features twin beds and and comfortable seating. The kitchen is fully fitted, and the balcony contains a small table with 2 chairs. The bathroom includes a shower and laundry facilities.
Prenzlauer Allee Train Station (S-Bahn) is less than 50 metres away from the apartment, and provides access to a number of transport services throughout the city. Alexanderplatz Square can be reached within 10 minutes via the M2 tram.
In the surrounding streets, guests will find a great selection of restaurants, cosy cafes and shops. The nearest supermarket is a 2-minute walk away.
House rulesSmoking is permitted on the balcony.
Please treat the apartment as you would your own home.
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Reviews of this property
I had a wonderful time at this studio apartment! Located in leafy Prenzlauer Berg, it is the perfect base for travellers who want to explore all of Berlin and retreat to a quiet, cosy place each day. Lots of wonderful cafes and restaurants nearby, as well as many supermarkets, post office, etc. The apartment was very clean and tidy, bright and airy. It overlooks a pretty courtyard and is very quiet at night. It was nice to have a few goodies in the pantry and a good set of kitchen utensils on hand. Everything was absolutely perfect. Many thanks to Carolin for a wonderful two months!
Carolin was amazing. Very friendly and helpful. She responded quickly to our questions. The apartment was very clean and had everything you would need. Thanks Carolin, really just like a home from home. The location was brilliant for catching the frequent trams and the local shops were good. Thank you - Jan and Sam from Scotland
Really nice and cute apartment in a great area, close to many nice restaurants and walking distance to Alexander platz.
Great value for money. Beautiful apartment in great location. Nice, uncomplicated hosts. A bottle of wine as a welcome drink is served and there is for the ladies among us even a flat iron for hair.
Super Preis-Leistungs-Verhältnis. Wunderschönes Appartment an super Lage. Nette, unkomplizierte Gastgeber. Eine Flasche Wein zur Begrüssung steht bereit und es gibt für die Damen unter uns sogar ein Glätteisen für die Haare.
We enjoyed the appartment very much, it's beautiful, light. clean en spacious!
And also very well situated in one of the nicest parts of Berlin: Prenzlauerberg. Very close to metro and bicycle rental (next to the appartment!). Stephan & Carolin are very nice hosts.I can definitely recommend this apartment, but rather would I keep it to myself. :)
The apartment was beautiful and Carolin is a great hostess. The little things, such as the welcome bottle of wine or existing coffee (very important for me as a morning person), as well as tips for things we really enjoyed.
Das Appartement war wunderschön und Carolin ist eine tolle Gastgeberin. Die Kleinigkeiten, wie z.B. die Flasche Wein zur Begrüßung oder der vorhandene Kaffee (sehr wichtig für mich als Morgenmuffel) sowie die Tips für Unternehmungen haben uns sehr gefallen.
Very nicely furnished and well equipped (Spülmaschine!) apartment to feel good! Good location and transport links! Nice contact to the landlord and trouble keys! Allet juti and so highly recommended! Only slight criticism for "cuddly needy" pairs: the two single beds can be pushed together though, but the crack remains uncomfortable :-) ...
Sehr schön eingerichtetes und gut ausgestattetes (Spülmaschine!) Appartement zum Wohlfühlen! Gute Lage und Verkehrsanbindung! Netter Kontakt zur Vermieterin und problemlose Schlüsselübergabe! Allet juti also und sehr empfehlenswert!
Einziger kleiner Kritikpunkt für "kuschelbedürftige" Paare: die zwei Einzelbetten können zwar zusammengeschoben werden, aber die unbequeme Ritze bleibt :-)...
very nice apartment, very nice hosts. Everything was great!
sehr schöne Wohnung, sehr nette Gastgeber. Alles super!
Protrude apartment, beautiful and functional. Very conveniently located near public transportation, and a cycle hire company is at the front door. Good quality / price ratio. Prenzlauer Berg is a charming neighborhood, with lots of nice restaurants in the vicinity of the Kolwitzplatz.
Uitsteken appartement, mooi en praktisch ingericht. Zeer gunstig gelegen t.o.v. openbaar vervoer, en ook een fietsverhuurbedrijfje zit bij de voordeur.
Goede prijs/kwaliteit verhouding.
Prenzlauer Berg is een sfeervolle wijk, met veel leuke restaurants in de omgeving van de Kolwitzplatz.
Super nice apartment! The location was good (close to the metro and tram). It was clean, the beds were good. I'll definitely be back here!
Super leuk appartement!
De locatie was goed ( vlakbij de metro en tram ). Het was er schoon, de bedden waren goed.
Ik kom hier zeker terug!!
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text: I want to preface by saying that this grade is based solely on the execution of the talent procurement. It has absolutely nothing to do with predicting how any of these particular players is going to turn out, or what record the Cowboys are going to end up with because of their contribution, or lack of. The grade I'm going to give them is: B-/C+ Here's how I break it down. 1st rnd: I give them an A+ for moving up to get CB Morris Claiborne. I do not penalize them for using a 2nd round pick to move up because in my opinion Claiborne is worth more than which ever 2 players the Cowboys could have drafted at #14 and #45, taking into consideration how the draft turned out. 3rd rnd: I give them a B+ for drafting DE Tyrone Crawford. His value is higher than the pick ( 81st overall ) they invested in him. 4th rnd: I give them a C+ for drafting OLB Kyle Wilber. This might be a slight reach, but it's a reasonable one and if Rob Ryan is convinced about his skills, then by all means, taking him at this spot was the right thing to do. 4th rnd ( comp ): I give them an F for S Matt Johnson. This was a HUGE reach. It doesn't mean a thing about how the kid is going to turn out ( I actually like him after watching his highlight film ), but they probably could have picked him in the 6th rnd, maybe even 7th rnd. 5th rnd: I give them a C for drafting Danny Coale. This wasn't a huge reach either since Coale's type of talent is usally drafted around this area. Although they did pass on much higher available talent, I definitely see the reason for this pick: slot receiver/punt returner. 6th rnd: I give them a C for drafting TE James Hanna. Folks, lets be real, at this stage of the draft all they're looking for long shots. Much like Coale, Hanna's type of talent is drafted around this area ( the current back up TE for the Cowboys was a 6th round pick himself, if I remember correctly ) and, again, although they did passed on better talent, I see the reasoning behind this pick. 7th rnd: I give them a D- for drafting OLB/FB Caleb McSurdy. This was also a big reach, although not as big as Matt Johnson. This guy is an undrafted free agent talent. If the Cowboys wanted him so badly, they should have put on the same recruiting show they did to sign Tony Romo. Again, this is not an indication on how the kid is going to turn out, but there was so much better talent available that was passed on that I cannot, in good conscience, give them a pass on this one. They usually disappoint me with the 7th round too, because instead of taking chances on big time talent that usually fall for some reason or another ( or even draft the best QB available in some years ) they usually get this type player: LB/FB/TE/DB that should have been UFA. As I said in another thread, this wasn't exactly a " looking for the big hollywood show " draft, like those idiots at the Ticket kept criticizing them all weekend long for. On the contrary, if anything, on the surface, it looks like a blue collar, get your hands dirty type of draft. We'll see how it turns out in a couple of years.