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Grand Hyatt San Antonio
Top Business Hotel
600 East Market Street, San Antonio, TX
0.2 mi from
Very nice accommodations. Breakfast buffet was understaffed, was not explained properly
The service from the hotel was very much as I would of expected. As soon as in pulled I to valet, the valets were very kind to not only greet and open the door, they immediately unloaded the car and took me inside to check in. With warm greeting from the staff, I was very impressed with how clean the entire hotel was in addition to the room. Great service and defiantly will be back One if the employees seemed to have a little bit of attitide considering that all I asked for was to have shaving cream sent to my room. Other than that, everything else was fine.
The staff was very friendly, helpful, and professional. Train noise in the early morning hours outside the hotel and noisy visitors next door and down the hall.
I loved the location. Steps from the river and the mall. My room had way too much wear and tear. The head board was all scratched up. The tub has cracked and rusted and was clogged up the water would not drain when i took a shower. The door handle was at 5 o clock instead of 3. The room did not feel like a Grand Hyatt room. It felt like i was at a cheap hotel. I suggested to the manager that that room should not be occupied untill it get fixed.
Location was right no the river. Beautiful Lobby Rooms were very comfortable, awesome view of the tower. Valet Parking was $37 + Tax = $40.00!
The room was small and we couldn't even upgrade
Location is adjacent to convention center, staff is very professional and strives to make you feel welcome. Rooms are clean and everything worked. Rooms are dated with sound transmitting walls. Amenities are business travel grade without the higher end amenities expected for the price.
From the complimentary brunch at Ruth Chris, to the friendliness of the staff, i am impressed everytime i come here.
Beautiful view. Very peaceful. Didn't realize there would be 60$ charge for parking
I didn't like that when checking in they ask for my credit card again after I had already paid $857 online. Not knowing that valet was not included they kept trying to swipe different amounts to charge and blocked my card for suspicious faudulent charges. Terrible communication cuz they could've asked me what card I wanted to use, nothing. Also valet customer service was horrible while my sister was arriving in her vehicle with my nephews she asked for help carrying her luggage off and was ignored by valet. He could've called someone for help, but definitely not worth the money, never again
Staff friendly
Everything, but the outdoor smoking areas were in direct sun or behind pool area that had no air.
Housekeeping was fast. Location on the river walk was very convenient. The room and bathroom were very small. There was also a very strong scent of perfume that was overwhelming when you walked into the hotel. We noticed it every time we came into the hotel during our stay. It was almost nauseating. Parking was expensive. It was the week of Thanksgiving and the front desk seemed to be severely understaffed.
Location, easy to find, by riverwalk. Oh, the people working there, OUTSTANDING IN EVERY ASPECT! Nothing, would stay there if the prices were better!
Near Convention Center. Bathroom was not clean.
How close it was to the river walk. The smell on our floor and room size.
The hotel was great and the staff was nice as well by accommodating you with the services and room. We had a great view and we could just walk downstairs to the river walk. The river walk was close but the places we wanted to go to were further than expected. Overall the San Antonio Marriott Rivercenter was great especially since it has a mall right down stairs. I did not like that you had to pay for parking. Your paying a price you would think that that would be included. Also there was no mini fridge in the room for food.
Hotel had lots of activities planned for families and kids, including egg hunt and wake up call by the Easter bunny. Super friendly staff and very clean. Excellent access to the mall and food court area for those that like different tastes on a budget, but also quick access to very nice restaurants as well. Some of the activities were at the other Marriott across the street
I got an upgrade to another room and it was awesome there on out
We stayed river side and enjoyed the balcony view and relaxation. All employees were extremely kind and considerate! Thanks for a wonderful stay. Parking was too expensive.
Staff, service, room, and the hospitality was awesome.
Great position
Nice room right on the riverwalk parking was a big issue and expensive
Seemed to have difficulty getting auto from valet parking. Took 50 minutes one time.
No free wifi
My room location was awesome. The view I had for the firework show during New Years Eve was even better. I live and work in the UAE (Dubai). We have some of the best and most world class hotels that anyone can offer. With that said,....my first stop when I landed last week was the Palacio Del Rio. I put my bags on top of the dresser and when I pulled them off,..I found a lot of dust on top of the dresser. I did not make a fuss about it,..but I do know that the places I stay around the globe will not tolerate such a thing. Other than that,..the staff there was extremely polite and helpful. I will def. stay at the Palacio del Rio during my next visit to San Antonio.
Staff very helpful, assisted in getting my husband a golf tee time, friendly, patient, good suggestions for things to do, and places to get services. Would have liked spa services available at the hotel.
Stayed there for SA Marathon. Had to get up at 4:30 but could hear loud music outside until 10 PM. Also, AC did not work very well.
The river walk A little expensive for the small room
Friendly, helpful and warm staff. Location is excellent, right smack at the river walk. Within walking distance to all main attractions in the city
THE staff was very accommodating and very nice. Everything was provided before I would ask for it. Overall, a great experience . Love the old Spanish charm that the hotel is made off. Very charming ambiance. The session that I attended in San Antonio finished every 2230 in the evening. I did not like that the hotel restaurant is close early like around 2200. I wish the restaurant is open 24 hours. I also wish that there is a Starbucks inside the hotel for the convenience of all the hotel guest.
The suite was great - nice sitting area, spacious bathroom, good bedroom and everything worked perfectly. The hotel's location is directly on a loop of the riverwalk which is good because it puts you right into the attraction, but is not on the main section so it's much quieter and easier to find a dining place. Parking is available across the street from the hotel and the street itself is not as busy as those nearer the Alamo. Parking at the hotel is a ridiculous $36/night and they charged for two parking spots for our two motorcycles even though we actually had both bikes consolidated out of the way in the valet area not even in the parking garage. That was irritating. The hotel staff were polite but very cold and decidedly unfriendly. Don't believe I did anything to be offensive or difficult - I didn't even argue about the parking issue - but all of the desk staff (two in the evening, one in the morning) gave the impression they had much better things to do than speak with me.
Made a special stop at the river walk on our five day trek from Pittsburgh to puerto Vallarta Mexico. Stopped to enjoy the beautiful view and exeperience the river walk. The resort was absolutely gorgeous. Unique with design, very friendly conceierge, and beautiful room layout. Our one and only critique, and rather silly at that, after pulling in with our vehicle and stopping at the front valet, the attendant seemed almost shocked when we said, yes we would like you to park the car, and replied with an almost doubtful "are you sure? Wouldn't you like to hear the prices?" Though I'm sure he was just trying to do his job and avoid later frustration, the tone in which he asked us the question was borderline offensive. Young man if we can afford to stay where we are staying we certainly assure you we can afford to park.
very clean, great location, friendly staff,
The front desk staff was unprepared and it to over 45 minutes to check in
Check In was easy. Hotel room sitting area was actually very comfortable and functional to use, unlike most average hotel suites. Location was great. On the Riverwalk plus just 2 blocks from literally everything. Self parking lots were super close as well, if you don't like waiting for the valet everytime. Hotel desk staff were business friendly, but it did not feel genuine. Which is the opposite of everyone else we met in San Antonio. This was one of the friendliest cities we've encountered!! Also the tub in our room did not drain properly, so you stood in water while you showered and the faucet was loose and spun all the way around.
The room was considerably larger than I expected, with a separate sitting area. Everything was clean, and in good condition. The regular price was fairly expensive, but I managed to get a reasonable rate through Expedia.
nice "earthy' atmosphere and location love the suite option very expensive valet parking and no self parking lot poor room service options and other snack options no balconies or windows to open poor ventilation in rooms small pool and hot tub broken
Cyn from the front desk and Michael at the concierge desk were fantastic! They helped make my stay amazing!
Very clean. Polite, professional staff. Wife enjoyed the spa and the gym is very nice. Good location for visiting all of the tourist spots in san Antonio. No hand rails in the bath tubs/shower. Fell twice getting into and out of the shower. Sides of the tub are very high. Too many children running around the halls unattended, noisy. No frig or micro wave in the room. Onsite food and drink is very expensive. Ice machines are far apart on the floors. no vending machines for late night drinks/snacks. Valet parking is very expensive. View was nothing spectacular because of the trees surrounding the hotel.
Location and large size rooms Issues with hot water and terribly slow and incompetent valet
The staff was very friendly and accommodating! The fee for parkig at the hotel was ridiculous, $36 per night.
The hotel's location can't be beat: a block away from the Alamo, a couple blocks away from the convention center, and right next to a shopping mall with a wide variety of restaurants and stores. The staff was very friendly. The room worked for what I needed, but it could have been better. The bathroom was small and was, for some reason, built 6-8 inches higher than the rest of the room. You could hear everything through the walls.
The Menger is very historic and literally right across the street from the Alamo. There are lots of things to do that are within easy walking distance that give you the San Antonio experience. The historic nature alone is worth the stay. We didn't get a room in the old, original, historic section. Our room was outdated and in need of renovation.
I stay here often and I have tried other places it's so luxurious for the money and the location is in the middle of everything!
Location is excellent Beds are quite narrow. Air conditioning went out one night. Thankfully, it was repaired the next day.
We liked the location so much!! Just besides the Alamo, and the hotel is nicely preserved!! You can see the age of the hotel in the rooms! The bathroom was extremely small but usefull. The valet it's on the expensive side!!
If you want a little history stay, this place is it. This place is great old school hotel with the oldest bar in town. Has a nice pool and inner garden to chill. Nice helpful staff Rooms were clean and large. The shower could have stronger flow and pool service coming around a bit (there is a phone to place order) but that is not a big deal. Location is perfect - Riverwalk starts right here and Alamo is a cross the street Can't open windows in the room (the old bulding) Shower has weak water flow
Historical, legendary hotel - also comfortably contemporary ... Plus, the staff at the front desk was polished and helpful. They made us feel they were serious about our enjoyment of the hotel. Would have liked to have stayed another day to enjoy more of the amenities, such as the Menger Bar and its TR Rough Riders connection. Note: You really need a "none of the above" category for the second question on who was in your party -- none of those definitions fit. This was frustrating and I almost didn't write this review, but decided to submit it by checking "group of friends" even though it's wholly inadequate to describe my party, which was me, my sister, and mother, and my sister's boyfriend.
Ordered breakfast off the restaurant menu. It was high priced and the portion size was small. 1 breakfast taco with sides was $16!
Beautiful hotel with charm and character. So close to everything and convenient for someone on foot/ for public transport/ for tours. Great pool. People working there were very nice - allowed late check out at 1:00pm. A bit noisy at night - one night it was loud drunk tourists, once it was random construction at restaurant in mall next door, & once the fire alarms went off. I don't think it's the hotel's fault though.
San Antonio's 1859 hotel was all it promised. Perfect central location next to the Alamo, and the Menger Hotel itself is rich in history, generously displayed throughout the building. The room itself was just fine, but I am interested mostly in the ambience outside the room (so long as the beds, showers and such are good). We will return. One note of special interest: the maid was a great source of info; cheerful and helpful! The view from the window? - a wall! Next time we will ask for a courtyard or other external, interesting view. Otherwise, all was well.
Central Location: Beautiful 150 year old historic hotel, literally across the street from Alamo, Numerous attractions, Riverwalk Mall, Ripley's, Wax Museum, Guinness Records, etc.... Short trolley ride to Historic Market. We used it as base of operations. Bought all-day passes to attractions and walked back to hotel to cool off/swim when needed. Lots of food nearby too. Hotel staff gave great service too. Kids loved all the museum like stuff in the hotel. The bar has a mirror with a bullet hole next to it they say Teddy Roosevelt shot in it on a bet when he was there recruiting his rough riders. Been here several times. It is our 'go to' spot for San Antonio. The parking is very expensive. Thirty dollars per day - but it is expensive in the entire city and you do have unlimited in and out privileges. The hotel is really old so it has a few rough edges. The pool tiling needs a bit of repair, some of the doors stick a bit, the elevators are small, floors are a little uneven and a bit sloped here and there, etc. It has a lot of "character", but I guess refurbishing an old hotel is like restoring an old car, you never quite manage to get all of the rattles out of it.
The historic portion of the hotel is beautiful! Rooms are small,full size bed... but very nice and very clean. I would like to suggest that better quality sheets be used on the bed... sheets were way to big, so they tangled up at your feet. The beds are not the most comfortable to begin with and the sheets only made it worse.
The hotel is a nice combination of modern and heritage. The location is perfect. Breakfast is far better than most. The rooms are a little tight but due to the age of the hotel this is to be expected. I'd like to see some potatoes at the breakfast.
Nice rooms that appear to be recently remodeled. Great full breakfast every morning. Very centrally located close to The Alamo and Riverwalk. Staff are very kind and helpful too. $25 parking charge per night
Good location - good breakfast - next to the Alamo - Front desk staff was very friendly. fine for a long weekend for two adults but leave the children home out dated - $24 daily parking fee - Postage size swimming pool with limited deck for sitting right by the main driveway.- non English speaking staff couldn't understand my question, so I needed to go to the front desk.
Location, price, staff
convenient as far as location and accessability to San Antonio "highlights". beautiful, historic. Great staff for the most part. because there was no gym/work out facilities on sight and the pool was out of commission during our stay, Crockett did direct and make it possible for us with a nearby facility/hotel. we noticed when we were going to use a couple of glasses in our room for water/soda...that the "old" glasses were what we had to use and that the liquid from the previous night wasn't even emptied by the housekeeper that day...unfortunate...made us question whether the room was cleaned more than just make the bed...
The staff was very friendly
This is the second time I have chosen the Crockett hotel. It is a historic 7 story hotel. The hotel has been remodeled with fresh updated fixtures and appliances. These rooms are huge. You could do gymnastics in them. The staff is super friendly and actually happy to see you. Breakfast is typical eggs, waffels and such. The location is why you want stay here but the staff and hotel is why you will be back.
Ernie's bar right in the hotel - great happy hour, very relaxed bar. good breakfast at the hotel every morning, staff very friendly, rooms nice and clean.
Large room Large room...room felt like an unfurnished apartment. T.V. was off to the left side of the bed all by itself on a desk...so had to lie on my side to watch anything leading to sore neck back and shoulders...horrible. Absolutely ruined my day! Ernie's bar was not open Sat or Sun before 3 pm!? And it was a holiday weekend and opening college football weekend and I had to go to another hotel bar to watch the game..OU V. Houston. I've stayed her for the 2nd and last time.
Loved the service and the friendly staff. Felt like home away from home. Their was dust on the coffee maker. I am a big time coffee drinker. And dust on the cabnet and mirrors, shelfs, bathroom. But not caked on.... Coffee pot needs to be cleaned every day.
Location was great. Staff was attentive. Spending time at the bar was a good day to end the day.
-Rich with history and dedication to preserving it -Location is great!!!!! Easy walk to the Riverwalk, Alamo Plaza and Bonham Exchange -Spacious room -Front desk staff was competent -Room was clean -Valet Car retrieval was quick, about 3 minutes each time -Free continental breakfast -Front desk staff didn't seem welcoming -Price doesn't seem to comparable to room quality, but I think you pay for the location and history -Valet wasn't always readily available to take keys after already checking vehicle in -Parking around or near hotel is difficult and valet is $24/night -Sound traveled heavily from hallway into the room, not sure if it's because we were by the elevator Regardless of this, definitely worth a stay!!!!!
The hotel has a great location on the riverwalk in a quieter area next to the mall. The room we had (handicap) was very large, and the bed was comfortable. The lobby was nice, there was a starbucks in the lobby, and the food at the bar and restaurant were good. This was one of the biggest hotel disappointment I've had in the past. year. I traveled over 200 days in the past year and stayed at quite a few different hotels, so I don't say this lightly. When we first walked into the room (905 handicapped) the bathroom stood out as an eyesore. It was at least 5-10 years past when it should have been renovated. The grout was multiple different colors that made it look like it could be moldy, the wallpaper was peeling from the walls, and there was a general lack of craftmanship in the way it was constructed. The final straw was when I went to take a shower, and the shower head connection was leaking and spraying water in all directions. It wasn't just a loose connection, because I was unable to stop the leak. This is something a guest should never have to deal with at a chain like the Marriott. I asked the front desk to be transferred, but because it was a busy time the only available room was the room below us (805). This bathroom was in slightly better condition, although there were a few cracked and chipped tiles. Although the shower head worked, it was a very low end and cheap looking model. The bigger problem was when my wife tried to take a shower the first night, she was unable to maintain a constant water temperature. It would alternate between cold and very hot. She showed me how red her feet were, and I can only imagine what sort of a problem this could pose to an elderly or handicapped person. The other problem was the terrible tv reception while we were trying to watch the sugar bowl in our room. It would constantly blur or pause, making it nearly impossible to watch the game. Fortunately or unfortunately, the reception on the large tv's at the bar was fine. In summary, this is not the type of property I would expect for a Marriott. For the time around the new year the value wasn't bad (just under 200) however I would have preferred to spend 50% more on a room that looked like it had been renovated in the past 10-20 years. In the past year the only time I have experienced bathrooms in this sort of condition were in $50 rooms in towns with less than 5000 people. Buyer beware.
Location Bathroom was filthy, the food in the restaurant was terrible
The staff was great. The rooms were clean. Even when house keeping forgot to clean our room twice, they sent someone over immediately to clean it up. The breakfast attendants were super friendly, especially Rudy. The breakfast could use better variety of fruit and swich the sausage with ham once in a while. The pool was so cold, I thought icebergs were forming.
- At $230 a night it was a below average hotel.
Overall nice clean hotel for the price That we had to pay $15 daily for parking
Everything is good If you are going to advertise free breakfast then do it
Staff was rude. Door was missing the bottom liner so you could hear everyone that walked by.
Nothing to like here. The internet service in my 5th floor room was poor. Then the crickets moved in. I killed three of them and counted 5 more down the hall from me. While I was at the font desk talking about the lack of Wifi, two very angry women guests came down to check out because of all the bugs. The interior is worn and does not present as clean. There was a puddle of water in the middle of the floor. They offered me a room on the second floor where the Wifi was better but even to my male nose, this room smelled stale. I decided I'd seen enough and many thanks to Kayak for getting me out of this mess and into the Best Western Sunrise Suites (1 block away). Same price range and a high quality hotel. BEWARE THE RED ROACH INN!
The coffee was good & it Was convenient to Riverwalk and Alamo. Walking Distance The door was hard to open and close because of the deadbolt. Kept getting stuck. Paper thin walls, you have to pay for parking and the safe in your room also Some of the staff was rude.
Hotel needs to be updated. Duvet was heavily stained. A giant cochroach came out from under the dresser. Towels were abrasive and not soft. Inside of desk and drawers were stained. Old and worn.
Walking distance to downtown (riverwalk/Alamo) but its a sketchy area if you are alone. Many homeless and cat callers around. Rooms were modern and looked just like the pictures. Staff was friendly and helpful Sheets were dirty, asked for new ones and we're still dirty. Add on extra charges after initial booking fee, must pay for parking, ADA accessible restroom was constantly wet. Showers must run for ten minutes before water heats up, refrigerator didn't work, roach came out of restroom drain.
Was convenient to Riverwalk and Alamo. Walking Distance. The door was hard to open and close because of the deadbolt. Kept getting stuck. The sink faucet was about to fall off and the hot water barely came out. The sink was free standing and not any room to put anything around it. The shower head was so strong you could hardly stand under it. We were only able to get very few channels on the tv. On the vending machines you could only use a credit or debit card. I thought was inconvenient. We did report this all to the front desk as we left and they said these issues would be fixed. I hope so because it could be a very nice, convenient place to stay.
Location The bed linen was cover in stains, the walls had stains and what looked like mildew. The shower was disgusting plus the water came out with such force it hurt. The floors were filthy so don't walk around barefoot. Hotel said they underwent an upgrade, but definitely doesn't look like it. Free breakfast is a joke. Will NEVER stay at this hotel again.
Everything was good, and it was a surprise. I went in thinking it was a real dive, based on the reviews I read after booking my room. I was there for 3 nights and I cant complain about a single thing, rooms were clean, beds were comfortable, staff were really friendly, and it looks to be quite a new motel, or has been recently renovated. I would not hesitate to recommend it to anyone! Cant say anything bad, it is a 2 star hotel that is more like a 3 star. The rates were not cheap, but seeing as there was a convention in town, it was a whole lot cheaper than nearby hotels. If I had to take a guess, some bad reviewers either got some real bad staff attitude or they expected 4 star service.
Walking distance to alamadome for events. sorry breakfast. slow maintenance. we had a slow drain in the tub and reported it everyday and it still was not fixed when we left.
Great location for the money. Very dirty floors. Sheets had to be changed they were filthy. Not a good experience. Front staff w were nice but housekeeping was a joke...
Valet, Joe, was very helpful and friendly.
the location 1. the 25usd/day for parking 2. the parking fee announced upon check out only 3. the not very pet-friendly 4. the state of the room
The beds were very comfortable, and the view was great Air conditioner dripped a puddle onto the floor, and 25 bucks a day to park my own car... just to have trees drop berries all over it that stank so bad... then birds eat them and poop all over the car too. I got to drive away angry after a relaxing weekend.
I loved everything but most of all the valet Chris who took such good care of two old women...his mother would be so proud of him. Please if you can tell him Mrs. Whitehead and Mrs. Nall so appreciate all he did for us.
Ample parking Small bathroom
Free breakfast Comfy beds Free parking 10 mins max walk to the Riverwalk Shower doors Breakfast long lines. Customer Service during breakfast times.
Everything from the friendly staff to the hotel room. Right as we arrived the staff welcomed us with a friendly smile. The room was spacious and clean. The bed was my favorite, right as I hit the bed I was out. Very, very comfortable! I would recommend this hotel to all my family and friends.would definitely stay again. The bathroom was to small.
The king bed was amazing! Right on the river No hot tub
Room had plenty of room. Breakfast was good and varied each day. Bathroom a little small
Staff took care of everything. In your room within 10 minutes. Just a walk away from river walk restaurants.
Pool area , 24/7 menu, staff very friendly helpful My shorts went to the laundry bin w pool towels and never resurfaced...many inquiries to the staff, no results They have 2 elevators, one out of order 4/5 days I stayed.
The service was very good, Thanks
Location was good, close enough to the river walk. Hotel had a historic feel which was great. Small parking lot next to the hotel, because of the lack of space I had to park a block away in a different parking lot. However, I didn't have to pay.
Three blocks from the convention center, good-sized quiet room, friendly staff, and a great price through Kayak. I'd certainly stay there again. Little things: check-in took 10 minutes, which is way too slow for an existing reservation. The breakfast was fairly limp, even if free, although the hours were good. Not enough electrical outlets. The shower head was not as full as desired. And I was disconcerted to walk into the lobby at 1 p.m. to find a man being handcuffed on the floor by police. Apparently he had been pan handling in the foyer. Disconcerting.
Perfect location to attend my conference at the Marriott. Such great rooms @ a better price. Less than a five min walk to Marriott & Riverwalk. Warm & friendly staff. Clean. Good breakfast. I have no complaints. I was very pleased with the service, rooms, cleanliness, location, and the price.
The hotel is generally clean. No whole wheat bread or healthy options. It may just be a Texas thing. Also, don't ask them to call you a cab. They have an insider deal with a lady who picks you up in an unmarked car, cannot keep quiet during the ride, and makes xenophobic and racist statements about yellow cab drivers. She also charged me $10 more than the standard rate.
Convenient location. Room comfortable enough, and quiet. They had glass glasses. WiFi. Very slow - up to two minutes for search results, and forget streaming. I will not stay there again for the terrible WiFi alone. Couple that with the fact that the front desk lost my credit card number TWICE, and I still don't have the receipt they were going to email. And you'll want to bring your own extension cord. This for $160 a night and an addition 16% in tax? Not me ever again.
Rate,location, service
Very convenient walking distance to Alamodome Noise problem between rooms and outside traffic
overrated for a plus hotel. This is an old hotel that badly needs updating. For downtown San Antonio this is a terrible location.
After a truly appalling experience at the Red Roof nearby, Kayak got me refunded and rebooked at the Best Western. It was clean, new, quiet, comfortable, and close to the meeting center at the Hyatt. The room was comfortable and pleasant, decorated in craftsman style. The only reason I didn't book in the first place is because the BW Sunset Suites didn't show up in my search. It struck me as odd that no BW hotels showed up on the map of the downtown area. Next time, I'll just go straight to the BW web site perhaps. The in-room Wifi worked well, unlike the Red Roof or Marriott. The breakfast menu was varied and fresh each day and the room had plenty of space. In short, this is the experience I have come to rely on at Best Western and I won't bother looking anywhere else.
I loved the atmosphere of the hotel. It was very clean and the staff was very helpful. It was our first time to San Antonio and they gave great advice as to where to go ! I would come back again ! It's not really anything they did it was more confusion on my part. I saw the river walk title in this hotel and thought we were going to be down town and really close to the riverwalk. We were about 1 mile walking distance. But still a great location and easy to walk places :)
Liked the atmosphere and the clean rooms... Brenda at front desk in the evenings was especially cordial and kind...whole staff was very nice...was a nice stay
The room was clean and beautiful. The staff was friendly and accommodateing. Breakfast was great with real food not powdered eggs and plenty. A short walk to the river walk. We parked our car and didn't use it again until we left. Great place to stay we definitely will be coming back.
We went down for my daughters graduation at Lackland AFB. I found the hotel comfortable and the staff very friendly. Great place to stay, close to the Riverwalk and Alamo, I was pleased with the room and would definitely stay there again if the opportunity arises.
The room was great. Really close location to many attractions and restaurants. Really liked the atmosphere. Staff was excellent and really enjoyed the whole stay. Would definitely stay again.
We stayed at this hotel for the San Antonio Marathon in November 2009. We booked it based on the price, the location (near the Riverwalk), and the fact that they had free breakfast. We arrived two days before the marathon to enjoy San Antonio. When we arrived, we were told that breakfast would be served beginning at 4:30 AM the morning of the marathon. What a pleasant surprise since we thought we'd miss breakfast that morning. The breakfast was pretty much the same each morning, but there was a variety of items -- eggs, sausage, make your own waffles, yogurt, bagels, English muffins, cereal, etc... This hotel is just a couple blocks from the Alamo and the Riverwalk. It is about a mile from Market Square, and maybe 1/2 mile from Tower of the Americas and La Villita. It is all within walking distance (even the Alamodome) Our room was quite roomy, including a full size fridge, a small stove, a small dishwasher, a microwave, high speed internet (free), and much more. It was actually a suite, with a separate bedroom. Everything was clean, though a bit dated. It was very comfortable and the staff were excellent. The only negative to this hotel was the parking. It is $18 per day, but that is pretty typical in downtown San Antonio. The Hampton Inn across the street has their own parking lot. There is a parking lot across the street that is $5 a day, but there is no coming and going (not necessary if you plan to stay downtown, though). They raised the price on day 2 of our stay to $10, though (for the marathon), but there is free street parking on Sundays. So, we paid $15 total for the weekend. Overall, excellent hotel!!!
We enjoyed our stay at the Residence Inn in downtown San Antonio. It was very close to the Riverwalk and the main downtown attractions. The room was clean and staff was very friendly. Breakfast buffet was good and had many options. We would revisit this hotel on our next trip to San Antonio.
The hotel was extremely roomy and very clean. However it was a little expensive to start. I wanted to check out at 3 pm instead of 12N. I was charged $* for 3 hours a little rediculous. I was spending the weekend with a friend from Fort Sam Houston. She didnt have to be back untill 8:30 so I was gonna let here stay and watch television; give her a break from the whole army thing. That was a whole day charge?!? Umm I am not the best at math but that 8 hours which is 1/3 of a day not a whole day. The hotel was maybe half full it was a monday. Serisouly, they didn't want to work with me and they charged me a higher rate for the 3 hours than the rate I booked through the online travel website. I will never tell anyone to stay at a marriott and I will never stay at another. All the other hotels I stayed at worked around you if they could, not this one!
Although this hotel is in the process of renovations, we had a wonderful stay. Our rooms were immaculate and spacious. The complimentary breakfast buffet was delicious and had something for everyone. The social gatherings in the evenings were unexpected and most enjoyable.
From the moment of check in with the vallets to the day of check out this hotel was amazing! Called and requested early check in and rooms next to each other for a bachelorette party and Jennifer set it up for me wonderfully! Then the night of our stay front desk Denise was very kind and the whole staff was just amazing! Couldn't have stayed a better place for our festivities! Loved it!
Our trip to San Antonio was in celebration of our 50th Wedding Anniversay as a surprise gift from our kids, who made all arrangements including our stay at the Residence Inn - Alamo Plaza. We had the best time; the location was excellent, we found the overall appearance to be well kept and our room very clean...and to top off our wonderful accomodations, the staff at the RI-Alomo Plaza were simply wonderful. Being there for a week, with us coming and going so much throughout each day between site seeing trips, we were able to become acquainted with many of the staff and they were so friendly, helpful and personable; it gave the place a very comfortable home-away-from-home feel. We were so very pleased and appreciative of their wonderful hospitality; we didn't want to leave!
The room was so much better than an average hotel room with a separate living room, kitchen, bedroom and bath. I felt like I was staying in a small apartment instead of a hotel. We had everything we needed and the hotel staff was exceptional! Everyone was so nice and accomodating! Next door to the Alamo and close enough to walk to the Riverwalk. The free breakfast was out of this world and I must say, I've never stayed in a hotel that offered free happy hour drinks/dinner Monday thru Friday. I hope to visit San Antonio again and if I do, I will definitely stay here. I won't even look around for another hotel.
The Residence Inn Alamo Plaza proved to be an exceptional choice. The convenience of location was complimented by employees that were pleasant, personable and helpful; recognized immediately when checking in and experienced thoughout the week. We thoroughly enjoyed the evening strolls along the riverwalk and the excellent food choices to experience. Our room ( 1 bedroom) was spacious, well kept and quite comfortable to return to after a long day of touring the city and surrounding areas...very interesting and beautiful. Each day kicked off with a great breakfast at the Residence Inn and although we rented a car, several days we hopped on the trolley with stop offs at missions and other points of interest; a great way to tour the city and eliminate the stress of dealing with traffic and parking. A future return trip to San Antonio will absolutely include a stay at this Residence Inn.
Stay in this hotel was good.It is conveniently placed.It offered good room and breakfast.Staff was really good and helpful. But the blankets we got were stinking. When contacted to staff they have replaced but the replacement was also of same quality . Even the staff had accepted that it is of poor quality and careful washing is required.
The hotel was clean and quiet, and the staff was attentive and helpful. The breakfast each morning was good.
I like the location of the hotel to downtown san antonio.
Cleanliness of room and friendly staff None
The hotel is nice ...rooms are nice, not huge but it works ...it's 1 block to the trolley stop which is convenient too and there's a nice pool area too.It's a good location for getting around the downtown area and driving to Fiesta Texas and Sea World. The breakfast was okay but not what it's made out to be. Booking.com could not find out reservation.We called the hotel directly and they found it. We also told them we had 5 of us and they suggested we get a roll-away so we thought that would be more comfortable than the sofa bed (Which we thought it had) It turned out to be only a sofa and when we arrived and asked about it, they said they didn't have any - was against fire regulations.
Great location close to the Riverwalk and Alamo, on-site restaurant and bar, very comfortable beds, the room had a separate sitting area with a couch, armchair, and second lcd tv (this was very practical when our 3 year old son was sleeping). No microwave in the room, Air conditioner was rather noisy, had to pay $15 a day extra for parking
The closeness to the activities we wanted to participate in
Location good and room facilities very good. Road noise was very bad and would stop me returning on a subsequent visit.
Just 2 blocks from the Riverwalk which was great! They have a great pool, Starbucks in the room and wonderful sitting area. We arrived during the day, so received a primo valet parking spot. I wish there were exercise mats in the fitness center, for those of us who do sit-ups.
I liked the distance we had because we could walk to the mall,riverwalk,resturants.ect.And if we was to go back we would maybe stay there again. the only thing I didnt like was that the first night we got there the valet we had was that our vehicle had been parked in a pretty dark place and unsecured we were worried that someone could break in our vehiclewhere it was parked the first night but then our soulution was fixed .then when we got back to our room after we got back at almost 12:00 midnight we had to change rooms because our room stunk and the floor by the a/c was soaked we got some belongings wet our shoes and my sons laptop case got soaked.But they droped our parking fee.
this hotel had an air of comfort, cleanliness, and fun! We absolutely loved it . Location was the best ever!
The hotel was very close to the river walk. It was probably only a quarter mile from an entrance. The staff was very friendly. The room was very clean. There were plenty of towels. No issues
Location of hotel There was no hot water and no water pressure during the shower, rates were not the ones published on Internet
I loved the clean room. I am very picky about restrooms being clean and this one was spotless. I loved the bed and pillows, I felt I was sleeping on a cloud. The hotel staff was also very nice and friendly and I would defenitly go back again. Two flat screen T.V. A+
cozy feel continental breakfast was adequate (Texas-shaped waffles) clean rooms close to Riverwalk and walking distance from downtown attractions well-mannered staff
Close to Riverwalk and Alamodome. Room was pretty comforting. Roaches in the restroom. Traffic noise was noticable, hard to sleep comfortably through the night with that.
Location was only good thing Front desk staff - mainly evening time not helpful at all . Seemed to not care. No parking on site for free as advertised
Close to Riverwalk activities
The history of the hotel, nearness to the river, shopping, hemisphere; so we could walk where ever we wanted to go. Chair in the room needed repair, crack in ceilling
Proximity to the Riverwalk was great; the hotel was very close and at just a block away there wasn't quite as much hustle and bustle outside of the hotel. It seemed to be very safe to walk to and from the Riverwalk even at night. The continental breakfast was great! Lot's of options. The windows are old and don't seem to keep out much of the street noise the the buses and trolleys. The set-up for the breakfast area is small so you usually had to wait awhile on other people to get your food in the morning.
Cheapest hotel available that close to Riverwalk. Breakfast was included. Furnishings are worn, but clean. Small, dark parking area (which you pay for.) AC in room asks to not turn below 74 (Texas is hot, even in October). No ice machine on 2nd floor.
I liked how close it was to the river walk and the scenery was marvelous! I didn't like that the door was so close to the toilet.
Parking was horrible. Accommodations were cramped.
I enjoyed the location walking distance to San Antonio Riverwalk. Shuttle & City bus. Used Shuttle to AT&T Areana for the Houston & San Antonio basketball game. Loved the biege robes and breakfast. Missing refrigator & microwave in the room. Requested a queen bed had a double double beds.???


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Craig Cooper reached base three times, going 2-for-3 with a walk and an RBI. The first baseman has settled into the sixth slot in the lineup, going 6-for-15 when he is slotted there. He is 2-for-18 when he hits elsewhere in the lineup. Cooper has struck out 12 times in nine games this year, whiffing at least once in all but one game.
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - March 3, 1996, New Braunfels, Texas Sports Day Cougars reach Lockhart final By THOMAS GODLEY Sports Editor The Canyon Cougars advanced to the championship game of the Lockhart Baseball Tournament on Friday, defeating Austin LBJ and Seguin in the opening round. Pitcher Jerry Van Noy (1-1) struck out seven batters and allowed only two hits in the Cougars' 4-3 victory over LBJ. The Jaguars evened the game at 3-3 in the top of the fifth inning with two runs. Canyon came back with a run in the bottom of the fifth when Bret Parrish singled in Ricky Boehle from second base for the winning mn. The late-starting game was called on the two-hour time limit at the end of the fifth after Boehle's score. Canyon had seven hits and three errors to LBJ's two hits and three errors. In the tournament's second round, pitcher Brandon Cox fanned four batters to notch his first win of the season 7-3 over Seguin. The Matadors led 3-1 at the top of the sixth inning when the Cougars unloaded at the plate. Reagan George's single with no outs loaded the bases, and Johnny Zunker hit safely to score a mn that started a 6-run barrage. Patrick Hinojosa belted a 2-RBI single that put the Cougars ahead 4-3. Boehle added an RBI single and Parrish had a 2 RBI double to cap the scoring frenzy. Canyon tallied IO hits and two errors to Seguin's three hits and three errors. Coach Ralph Behrend was pleased to see the Cougars' bats come to life. "We've been pitching well early in the season, and it was a good to have the hitting come around," Behrend said. neraia-z.eiTung u sunday, Marcn o, I sat) u f £ Ranger girls take district soccer lead From staff reports SMITHSON VALLEY—The Smithson Valley Rangers overwhelmed the Canyon Cougarettes 5-0 and secured first place in the District 52 girls' soccer standings' on Friday. Dawn Gibson scored four goals as Smithson Valley (2-0-2) opened up a 4-0 lead in the first half and cruised in the second half at Ranger Stadium. The win over Canyon, combined with New Braunfels' 1-1 tie with Alamo Heights, gives the Rangers a half game lead over the Unicorns (2-0-3) in the race for the district championship. Two games remain on the schedule. The Unicorns face the Rangers at NBHS on March 8. The Rangers defeated Alamo Heights last week and tied New Braunfels 1-1 earlier this season. Gibson, a freshman, currently ranks among the top scorers in the district with IO goals this season. "She is maturing with each game and seems to be learning when to pass the ball and when to take her shots," Smithson Valley coach Rate O'Reilly said. "She has become our main scorer this season." Gibson's first goal came with 30 minutes left in the first half off a comer kick by Jennifer Ealy. Ealy then scored on a straight shot to the right comer of the net with 17 minutes to go in the half, making it a 2-0. Four minutes later the Rangers were on the board again. Gibson kicked a shot over the outstretched hands of the goalie. Gibson completed the first-half hat trick with a line drive kick that rolled through the goalie's hands. Right fullback Orion Thompson was the Rangers* defensive standout, putting pressure on the ball throughout the game. 9 Herald-Zeitung photo by MICHAEL DARNALL Canyon's Erick Rodriguez (4) keeps an eye on the ball during first half action against Kerrville Tivy. The Cougars notched their second win in distrct by topping the Antlers 3-0 on Friday at Cougar Stadium. C.J. Czelusta, Chris White and Adrian Armandariz scored goals.Golf pro a big hit at Sundance From submitted reports Shirley Furlong, LPGA touring pro, offered a glimpse of her skills for the benefit of young golfers at Sundance Golf Course on Saturday. The first meeting of the Canyon Middle School Golf Club brought together 25 boys and girls for basic golfing tips and a look a career opportunities in the field of golf. Nancy Cobb, math teacher, and Dick Stanton, principal at CMS, sponsored the morning clinic which was guided by local golf pros John Clay of Northcliffe Rangers, Unicorns, Cougars Get all the scores in Sundays Sports Day only in the Herald-Zeltung. Sou/dernwoocf hardens Native Designs and Consultation • Perennials • Herbs • Native Plants • Aquatic Plants • Antique Roses • Soils At bark Mulch Bob Fitzsimmons, Proprietor 608-9160 Daily hours: MF 8-5 Sat 8-5 Sun 12-5 658 Landa Street • New Braunfels 'Now Open! 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He played from the blue tees and hit the green with his first shot on 17 of the 18 holes. ATLANTA (AP) — The memories came flooding back to Lenny Wilkens once again. His first thought after coaching his 1,000th victory was of the lone championship he has won, with Seattle in 1979. Not far behind were becoming the NBA's winnmgest coach last year, coaching in four NBA All-Star games and his 1990 induction into the Basketball Hall of Fame for accomplishments as a player. "Perhaps I'll get in (to the Hall) as a coach, too," Wilkens said after the Atlanta Hawks defeated Cleveland 74-68 Friday night. "Not many coaches do that." In this case, count on it. Here is a man who has shown that nice guys can survive and thrive. Here is someone who has demonstrated that a coach doesn't have to yell and scream and stomp around on the sideline to get results. Take note, all you young coaching hotheads, of a man who has won 1,000 games with quiet dignity. 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And there are no scammers on the internet.
This is a discussion on Armslist and mugshots within the General Firearm Discussion forums, part of the Related Topics category; I put a firearm on the above website and figured I'd be cautious with any responses I got. I was very clear about the procedure ...
I put a firearm on the above website and figured I'd be cautious with any responses I got. I was very clear about the procedure to be followed (legal and straight up) as well as the logistics of a meet with a buyer. I got a hit on the ad through an email that read a little funny. The email address showed an apparent first and last name. In the email the guy said his name was Scott. That didn't match either of the names on the email address. A quick google search and there's his mugshot with Scott as his middle name. His arrests include a concealed weapon without a permit in 2012. I wonder how he's walking free now? If it were me, I'd be locked up on some island or at the bottom of a well.
Ah well. I guess I'll take take the ad down, take the hit and just trade it for my 44 and move on. Be careful out there. Use that inter webz thingy and do your research. And remember.....nobody is collecting digital information on you. Our leaders wouldn't do that.
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What if the Hokey Pokey IS what it's all about?
And there are no scammers on the internet.
Let your plans be dark and impenetrable as night, and when you move, fall like a thunder bolt...... Sun Tzu.
The supreme art of war is to defeat the enemy without fighting........ Sun Tzu.
I wouldn't take the ad down, I think you did a great job ferreting out the problems with that particular buyer. Leave it up, continue to be diligent and don't sell it to anyone that gives you the creeps.
What are you trying to sell?
I'm in favor of gun control -- I think every citizen should have control of a gun.
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I've done exactly one deal from an ad on Armslist, as a buyer. The guy I dealt with was legit and everything was handled in a nice, safe manner. I've sold other things via Craigslist and received many, many scammer replies. Forums are good places to list firearms too. Are there any NC firearms forums that you could use? Many include peer ratings for transactions. I've done one deal that way too and it was just fine.
I've made several deals on Armslist, mainly as seller.
The first thing I would recommend is that you set up an e-mail account solely for Armslist.--gmail, yahoo, etc.
I require a buyer to have a MN carry permit or MN permit to purchase in order to buy. I also will walk away in a heartbeat if something feels wrong...and one of my rules is "never sell a gun after dark"--although it can be difficult to get a time set up in these short winter days.
I've also met buyers at gun shops and had the transfer done there--usually because the buyer prefers it, but once the seller required it. However, if you require that, you should pick up the transfer fee, or at least split it.
So, I would just keep the listing, tell that original "buyer" no.
Or, take the beating at a dealer; your choice.
There are no dangerous weapons; there are only dangerous men.--RAH
...man fights with his mind; the weapons are incidental.--Jeff Cooper
There is a reason they try and make small bullets act like big bullets--Glockmann10mm
I certainly wouldn't take the ad down because of one questionable respondent. I say leave it up and keep doing what you're doing. If somebody of integrity wants it, they'll be more than happy to follow the procedures you listed and pass the smell test. Don't be so quick to throw in the towel and take a loss.
"Rebellion against tyrants is obedience to God." - Benjamin Franklin
"Experience: that most brutal of teachers. But you learn, my God do you learn." - C.S. Lewis
One thing you can do is require to see an active CCW permit for your state. It lowers the target audience some, but ensures that it's a legal owner you're selling to.
I sure wouldn't let one "problem" inquiry cause you to pull the ad.
BTW, I'm not a lawyer and I don't play one on TV, but if you're selling a handgun, you probably ought to be aware of the following:
Under North Carolina law, it is unlawful for any person, firm, or corporation to sell, give away, transfer, purchase, or receive, at any place in the state, any pistol, unless the purchaser or receiver has first obtained a license or permit to receive such a pistol by the sheriff of the county where the purchaser or receiver resides, or the purchaser or receiver possesses a valid North Carolina issued concealed carry permit. This requirement to obtain a permit prior to the transfer of a pistol applies not only to a commercial transaction typically at a sporting goods store but also between private individuals or companies throughout North Carolina. - N.C. Gen. Stat. § 14-402(a).
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I don't use Armslist but I do use Gunbroker a good bit
A real man loves his wife, and places his family as the most important thing in life. Nothing has brought me more peace and content in life than simply being a good husband and father.
I tried to sell a gun on there once.. but gave up because people are sketchy.. stick with gunbroker.com
Be polite, be professional, but have a plan to kill everybody you meet. Gen James Mattis USMC
Funny that I too put my first listing on Armslist for Virginia. Got an immediate bite and to make a long story short the guy back tracked on his name, would never confirm he was a Virginia resident and stated he would sign a bill of sale but didn't want to 'do a transfer'. Ended up setting a time/place in a public location and arranging some 'back-up' but it ended up being such a crap weather day and my little voice just told me not to do it. I waived him off via email (never gave me his phone #) and never heard a peep since.
My one on line transaction was buying one gun on gunbroker.com and I was so nervous about the idea of sending a whole bunch of money to someone I didn't know that it took several forum members here to keep me assured that all would be well.
And it was.
Getting old was not on my list of "things to do" in the Golden Years!
Talking to each other here is good, but taking action is better.
I've made two good purchases on Gunsamerica.com Very happy thus far. Armslist , not so much. Found a nice 9 mm Commander earlier in the year , the seller was not overly cooperative . I faxed him the FFL and payment confirmation, including of photo of me with 8 $100.00 bills in hand, about twenty bucks more than he asked for (Gun, FFL fees and shipping, I tossed in the extra $20.00 in case) Long story short, he backed out, never returned a call. .Xin loi, his loss .


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Gabriel launched himself at the little angel breaking out of his captors grip his forehead connected with Marcus' nose. The resounding crunch echoed around the cavern and blood poured through Marcus fingers as he clapped a hand to his face. Lord Aim landed his elbow in Gabriel's stomach winding the prince who dropped to his knees coughing behind the gag.
"Well that was a lucky shot." Aim grinned as Marcus whimpered. Gabriel growled as he saw his own sword in Aim's hand the pommel hit him in the temple and he saw stars before passing out.
Dawn awoke to a pounding headache he opened his eyes to see darkness around he sat up slowly and felt around someone was laying beside him.
"Hello?" he muttered.
"Hello Dawn" Sylver voice sounded rough and croaky.
"Where are we?" Dawn asked.
"I'm not sure." Sylver replied.
"Where's Gabriel?" Dawn realized that he hadn't heard the princes voice. "and Tairas?"
"I'm here" Tairas said from near Sylver.
"Is Gabriel with you?" Dawn asked.
"I think we're all in the same cell." Sylver's voice had moved.
"I think you're more intelligent then I first thought." A voice said a candle flared to life illuminating Lord Aim's face. Dawn looked around but still couldn't see his prince.
"Where is he?" he snarled standing up Aim smiled as he lit a branch of candles that sat on a small table outside the cell.
"I wouldn't worry" Aim said "he's being well cared for." Dawn slammed his hands onto the bars of the cell and bit back the cry as a sharp spike of pain snaked up his arms he wrenched himself backwards. "I wouldn't do that." Aim smiled "you see where we have the power to use electricity the humans have found a way to harness it forcing it to follow their rules." He pointed up at the thick bundle of cables that ran across the ceiling. "The humans have become very useful in their technological advances."
"Where is Gabriel?" Dawn growled.
"Like I said" Aim said calmly. "He's being cared for." Aim looked at Dawn carefully. "You know you could be comfortable here, if only you'd hear what I have to say."
"I don't care what you have to say." Dawn snarled.
"So family doesn't matter to you after all?"
"Dawn stay quiet." Sylver said calmly the collar around his neck sparked.
"You'll find your Grace." Aim said to Sylver "that the collar you wear will soak up any magick you attempt to use." Tairas cocked his head his steady brown eyes watching Aim unblinkingly, then he grinned, Aim stepped back slightly a frown on his face.
"Anyway if you will excuse me I have some business to attend to." He swept from the room.
"That was brave." Sylver said to Dawn "if not a little stupid, you had a chance to get out."
"Not without my real family." Dawn said tonelessly.
Gabriel was laying on a bed his arms outstretched beside him, he tugged again the straps around his wrists cutting into his skin.
"Hello Gabriel." Lord Aim said sitting down beside him he put the candle down beside Gabriel's head the prince stared at him refusing to spit the insults at the angel that were forming in his mind. "I've just spoken to my nephew, he's very loyal to you." Gabriel bit his tongue. "Well your highness here is the deal, all I wish to know is where your mother is." Gabriel looked at him and frowned. "Well?" Gabriel stayed silent and Aim shrugged. "Maybe Dawn will tell me." Gabriel smiled.
Dawn growled as he paced the small cell Sylver and Tairas watched him Sylver sighed as one by one the candles burnt out. Dawn looked up as the door opened and Aim came in followed by two guards carrying a flat board that carried Gabriel.
"In there." Aim said pointing to the cell next to them. "Well" Aim smiled looking at Dawn "your wonderful prince didn't last long.
"What are you talking about?" Sylver snapped as he and Tairas stood up.
"He told me everything before he passed out."
"Liar." Sylver spat.
"Can you be sure of that?" Aim grinned.
"He wouldn't." Dawn growled.
"Like I said," Aim shrugged "are you absolutely sure?" Sylver gripped Dawn's hand discreetly and Dawn's reply never came. Aim locked Gabriel's cell as his guards left then walked to a small switchboard on the wall he flicked one of the levers and the buzzing of electricity built quickly.
"What did you do to him?" Sylver asked looking at the princes pale face, Aim smiled.
"Well it seems that our beloved prince is no stranger to pain." Aim sneered "I just helped the existing injuries along a little." Aim slotted two new candles into the holder and lit them then he left the room.
"Gabriel?" Dawn shouted through the bars, "Gabriel?" he tried again Gabriel didn't speak but one hand rose pressing a finger to his own bloody mouth. Dawn stopped shouting as Gabriel's eyes opened the prince moved slowly unstrapping the restraints that merely held him on the board. Then he walked slowly to the bars of the cell looking at the door.
"Gabriel?" Sylver whispered "don't touch it." Gabriel looked at him and Sylver pointed up. Gabriel looked at the thick bundle of cables and frowned then he moved back to the board and sat down lowering himself carefully.
"What are you doing?" Dawn asked as Gabriel looked at the door.
"Shhh." Gabriel growled.
The candles had half burnt down when Gabriel suddenly moved again Sylver saw him drag himself up and walk to the door again a frown on his face. Then he bent down and Sylver frowned as the prince looked at his shoes.
"Gabriel?" he hissed.
"Shhh" Gabriel said walking to the board he picked something up and Sylver saw him wrap it around his hands.
"No" Dawn snapped as Gabriel gripped the bars on the door of the cell then the large angel frowned as nothing happened. Gabriel wrenched the door up and back gritting his teeth in pain, nothing happened.
"Gabriel what are you doing?" Sylver asked.
"Will you all shut up?" Gabriel snarled and he wrenched again pushing up and forward instead the metal protested slightly and the lock clicked back the prince smiled opening the door.
"How the Hell did you do that?" Dawn asked as Gabriel walked to the switchboard and shut down the electricity. The prince walked over and held his hands up showing them the strap that had held him on the bed.
"Rubber?" Sylver frowned then he laughed as Dawn forced the cell door.
"How did you know about the doors?"
"I learnt a few things in the thieves guild in the city." Gabriel muttered Dawn hugged him around the shoulders.
"You're a genius," he grinned.
"Not yet I'm not." Gabriel said "we've got to get out of here now."


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Sitting In A Burning Room
The fear of return
The fear of no concern
The love of something not real
The loss of something unreal
The hopeful hopeless
Still the wiser know less
Will it catch me alone?
Will it make me undone?
Will it be worse this time?
Will they believe that I'm fine?
No one to fall back on
No shoulder to cry on
Sitting in a burning room
Walled in, an inescapable tomb
Can I fight it off now?
Can I sate it somehow?
Do I dare seek aid?
How can I still be afraid?
Maybe I will be alright
Maybe it won't be tonight
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After drifting at sea for eight months, a Western Australian vessel that capsized in rough weather has been found washed up on Mayotte Island, a remote dot in the ocean between Madagascar and the African east coast.
Perth-based Club Marine member, Stephen Knight lost his boat to the sea in May last year after it was overturned while at anchor off Serrurier Island north-east of Exmouth.
Knight, who has some 30 years boating experience and is well-acquainted with the Exmouth region, had made the 37nm trip to the island with a friend aboard An Extreme Crowd, his 8m LeisureCat Sportsfisher. After a day of fishing in ideal conditions, the weather abruptly turned sour when an unexpected southerly change ahead of a storm whipped the sea into a frenzy. With their anchorage in the lee of the island no longer safe, Knight and his crewmate moved the boat to less stormy water on the other side before retreating to the land to ride out the storm.
In the meantime, An Extreme Crowd dragged its anchor before capsizing, and was then given up as lost. That is, until Mayotte Island authorities found it washed up on a beach on January 2 and were able to notify Australian authorities thanks to a Fremantle Volunteer Sea Rescue Group sticker on the hull.
Club Marine WA Claims Manager Paul Stein handled the settlement when Knight lodged the original claim and was astounded that the boat had been found.
"The vessel was lost in pretty foul weather and although Club Marine sent a search aeroplane and worked with local Water Police for several days, we weren't able to locate it," said Stein. "At the moment we are coordinating with Mayotte Island authorities to see what can be done with the salvage."
Found upside down, the barnacle-encrusted An Extreme Crowd had evidently drifted 3700nm westwards across the Indian Ocean before coming to rest on the beach at Mayotte Island.
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Early signs from the launch of electronic cigarette Vype have been good, tobacco giant British American Tobacco said today.
"We launched our first next-generation product, Vype, and early signs are encouraging," said chief executive Nicandro Durante of the e-cigarettes in August, while across the group he added. "We remain on track for a year of solid earnings growth." Rising cigarette prices again countered falling volumes to produce revenues up 3.5% in the first nine months on cigarette volumes down 3.2% at 501 billion.
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