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New York Hilton Midtown
1335 Avenue of The Americas, New York, NY
0.5 km from
Great location. Close to Times Square, Central Park, and Rockefeller Center. Large rooms for a New York hotel. Very professionally run and business like facility. High energy level with constant activity in the public areas. It isn't cheap but you can easily pay more for less value in NYC.
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Clean room with a comfortable bed. The hotel is very centrally located with many attractions close by. Staff was very efficient and friendly. The walls are paper thin and we had very loud neighbors. We could hear everything going on in the room next door. Unfortunately the neighbors were very inconsiderate and we had to call down to security to ask them to be quiet.
Very clean, great location! I have stayed here a few times and always have a nice time there. The cleaning staff is so friendly. The food at the hotel is very expensive. I searched all over for an atm machine and couldn't find one. The lines for the elevator can be a bit long
clean and mid town so all the attraction you can cover by walk breakfast was not included while we expected bed and breakfast
Great location, good room comfort. When you book the price seems to be great, but then you find that the Internet is not included and also the bagage keeping has a cost.
It was close to all the places we wanted to see. Walk to Times Square, subway nearby, etc.. Lots of restaurants all around. We had a corner room so view in 2 directions! Nothing
Nice sized room for NY. Updated and modern. Heat was stuck on high and it was super hot. Luckily the windows work and we could get a cold breeze. Pillows were fluffy and flat at the same time.
Dirty bathrooms
Clean, spacious rooms that are tastefully decorated and comfortable. Too difficult to get the internet. You have to join their club or jump through hoops daily.
Location, Location For the money we aid, we should have a t lest a coffe maker in room/water
Room service. Cold, stale food
Location Room facility
The location was ideal as it was close to tourist attractions. Lobby was beautifully decorated for Christmas and had a very festive luxurious feel. The rooms however were comfortable, standard but clean and gave Bath and Body Works as complimentary toiletries which was a nice touch. Staff were also friendly. Chargable WIFI - We live in a day and age where communication abroad is important to some. Free WIFI should've been included with the room as it wasn't cheap to book here and would be nice if it was complimentary like other hotels in the area. Also we stayed in room 754 where the air con fan wouldn't switch off (in December)!
Place, location, access, and security
Great Location and wonderful people made this place worth being in NYC!!! Nothing...
Very good, central location on 7th Avenue. Just a few blocks from Times Square, Central Park, immediately adjacent to Broadway...can easily walk (or use subway) to anywhere in Midtown. Hotel staff was courteous and helpful. Had a decent breakfast bar in the lobby with very kind, courteous employees staffing it. Was an enjoyable visit every morning, though it's primarily only got muffins, fruit, and coffee. Room was very minimalist and small. Bed was not particularly comfortable. TV only has a few channels and reception was fuzzy on about half of them. Wi-fi is not free - costs roughly $15 per day, less if you buy several days' worth of usage up front. Noise from the street below was pretty noticeable; it would have been very difficult to tune it out completely had I not been using ear plugs. Basically, it's cheaper than the other (nicer, I would assume) hotels in the area, but the location could make it worthwhile if you don't plan to spend a lot of time in your room...and it's NYC, so why would you? Spend a lot of time out in Manhattan, making use of the great location, and you won't mind the facilities as much.
Perfect location. Great value for money.
Being close to Broadway, Central Park and Rockefeller Center. The staff was very helpful.
Location 1. No communication by hotel staff. They tried to place us in a room that is half the size of a regular room without even telling us when we checked in. We found about this when we actually entered the room. After that we had to reconcile this very uncomfortable and unexpected experience. 2. Hotel management spent 10 minutes explaining how they cannot keep the fully paid room and that upon check in they will place and assign the room of their availability. Why bother and pay in advance if there is no guarantee? 3. We didn't feel hospitality was there at all. It truly came across as just another place interested in making money rather than building long lasting experience 4. Hotel is definitely run down and it stinks super bad. 5. We would not recommend this hotel and definitely would not have given it 3 stars. Stay some place else!
The room was clean and the beds were comfortable. The location was excellent for our needs. The hotel is tired and worn. It needs an injection of cash to update and refresh the rooms and fixtures. It wasn't the worst place to stay because it was clean and the location was great. The front desk was understaffed at both check-in and check-out. This created long lines and long waits. We had to wait an hour for our room to be ready because they were behind on their turn-overs and we arrived at 8PM. They need to hire more staff for peak times.
Noise from nearby club was very present in the room every night until 2AM
Location Poor a/c - room was very warm. Bathroom was small and bed wasn't that comfortable
Location Too noisy
Nice upscale, modern and hip boutique hotel. Close to my work in midtown and 6 1/2 Ave. Friendly and consistent staff. Fantastic in room amenities. Comfy bed and nice big bathroom, robes and slippers.
Ideal location. Small but well appointed room. Had a great deal so excellent value; likely not great value for money at regular rates, but in that location, would be hard find better options.
Location, roof top Small room, needs renovation - room looks outdated, paper thin walls - can hear everything from next door, expensive for what you get
Great location, just steps from Central Park, shopping, restaurants, etc. Nice decor. The $25 fee per guest. Really? What a rip off. BUT, it includes free wifi! And a bottle of water! Many hotels offer wifi and water for free to anyone that signs up for their loyalty/rewards program (which is free!) You do get a $10 credit, though, which can be used to purchase a $20 drink on the roof top. Stop gaming your customers.
Very friendly, responsive staff. Great location. The superior king room we had was very small, like Paris hotel room small. The bed could have been firmer
Zachary at the front desk was wonderful! All of the staff were so pleasant. The fresh flowers in the lobby were just beautiful. The art in residence program showcased interesting pieces of art throughout the hotel. The rooms were lovely, comfortable bed, very clean - an all around 10 out of 10 stay! nothing negative.
Sustainable approach and best designed rooms yet experienced in our travels. Slightly aloof staff - but maybe that's a NY thing...
The decor, the green aspect, the products, the staff Lack of personalised service - had to change room twice due to noise and restaurant - was charged $64 for breakfast. Ridiculous and was told that it's separate from the hotel.
The team at WestHouse went out of their way to take care of the two of us. Small requests, such as for a flat iron or extra luggage stand were met almost immediately. Even with the air conditioning on, it was still a tiny bit warm in the room (we like very cool rooms). The hotel was great and provided a fan, though, which helped.
Location was fantastic, as it was easily accessible to Central Park and train stations. Breakfast selection was great, since it was included in part of the $40 per day per person deal. I am having mixed feelings about the $40 per day per person charge, since the only benefit to someone who is on a business trip might be the breakfast (which was great). But I guess everyone might want an option to opt in or out for such fees. Housekeeping was bad - requested some extra hangers/hairdryer at night but never came. I had to remind them the next morning for it. Same deal when they make up the room - sometimes they are missing bottles of water, others they forget to replenish towels. No standardization in the process. I do not exactly feel the five stars was well deserved as compared to other hotels.
The Hotel staff was exceptional. They were very accommodating and definitely worked to in sure that our stay was comfortable and hassel free.
The location is superb. Central Park views are a joy to behold. I also thought the front desk staff was friendly and helpful. Postage-stamp sized room, even by NYC standards, for $500 a night. I also would have appreciated more attentive doorman service, especially during evening and nighttime hours. (Daytime service was fine.)
Awesome location. Right at Central Park, with a great view.
Excellent service. Good hotel just facing Central Park. There are many good hotels near Time Square, Rockefeller center, etc. with a more convenient location and with much better prices.
The size of the suite was great. Plenty of closets. Clean bathroom, very functional. Furniture and fixtures were in top condition. No music capability in the suite unless you brought your own.
The staff is kind, congenial and attentive. The spa is one of the best I have ever been to. I took my 82-year old parents to NY for the thanksgiving weekend, and the hotel staff was so kind, so wonderful to them. Can't think of a thing!
Convenient location for the stay Relativelly small room compered to the price, previous Jumairah experience in SAE and generally number of stars of the hotel
We liked everything! A great hotel! They upgraded us (the price was the same). Excellent service! Surely we'd like to stay there next time. Location is excellent.
The location and service were great. The room was very comfortable and spacious (especially for NY). We ordered room service and the food was excellent. The parking was more expensive than other local hotels ($65 vs. $50 at other hotels).
Nothing but that we had to leave
Staff were professional and friendly. Room was perfect size,very clean and tidy. Location was perfect.Had 5th ave two blocks away,central park on your door step.Couldn't ask for a better location.The hotel was walking distance to every tourist attraction. The tour bus stop was around the corner too. The room didn't have a coffee/tea maker.Would happily have brought one from the hotel but prices were stupidly high,along with the price of breakfast and dinner. This didn't put us off as starbucks was one block away and was able to walk to all restaurants,plenty of choices.But menu did look good.
We liked everything about the hotel. The staff were friendly, the room was clean and the location was on Broadway, just one short block from 7th Avenue. I would stay again. It was a very good experience. The only thing I questioned (but was not a big deal) was the bathroom was small - couldn't fit 2 people in at once. The shower pressure was too good. Meaning that it hurt the body when the hand held was used. The rain shower was good but if you didn't want to wet your hair, you had to use the hand held which in turn was so powerful that it hurt the body. It didn't bother me that much but it was the only thing that was a bit uncomfortable.
It was a perfect hotel Nothing
Fun, modern sci-fi inspired design, excellent food, bar and restaurant were great. Staff were mostly courteous and attentive. Room service was quick. Shower was excellent :) Wi-fi was terrible. Even after I paid the 14.95 for "high-speed" we had constant connection problems. On my third night the Novotel wireless network didn't even show up on list of available networks and was seemingly down for the remainder of the night. Not as big a deal on a leisure trip, but if I had been there for business I would have been screwed. The sink in the bathroom was poorly designed. Every time I turned on the faucet, water would splash up and out of the bowl and get everything on the counter wet. Had to keep water on lo-flow to avoid this.
Nothing. Definitely STAY AWAY from that place!! I came at freezy night, the room temperature was at 76 and didn't go higher. I called operator, he sent "engineer" which couldn't do anything he said that's the highest, i called operator and said it's not acceptable, he said the they can't do nothing the whole hotel is set at this temperature (really??). I said show me another room as u sound now ridiculous. Then the same(!) "engineer" came and.. oh miracle (!) he fixed it. I said all of u guys are such LIARS!! Just made me SO mad and irritated for no reason. Overall: WAY overpriced hotel for the way it is, HORRIBLE "costumer service" from most of the stuff here, no room delivery after 11:30pm (really?!), No parking space, Spent almost $300/night for the room doesn't even have tube. It's not a hotel, it's bullshit!.
The view from the room was perfect, if only I had stayed on New Years! Front row seats to the ball drop! Very clean and luxurious Some hidden fees & deposit was larger then website said it would be
There was a problem with our bathroom that was not addressed appropriately on the night it was reported. The manager the following morning was profusely apologetic and provided complimentary breakfast for our party, in addition to addressing the problem.
1. Due to computer glitch, our reservation was "lost", took staff an hour to reinstate it. 2. Refrigerator in the room did not have a single bottle of water. I had to take medication without any water. 3. Ice machine on the floor was broken, no ice whatsoever. 4. Room had coffee machine, but no tea/coffee and water in the room.
Location No drinking water available in the room and ice machine was out of order. The coffee in the restaurant tasted like it was burnt.
The location is great but they made little effort in making guests comfortable. There was a huge crowd for an outdoor party on the nightclub deck. Our room shook all night until about THEEE AM. You couldn't hear the tv in the room and forget sleeping. It was miserable.
Great location, value for money, loved the room, the bar and terrace were very cool. Great vibe and value overall. Even with a hotel stamp, parking lot down the street was still almost $50 overnight. Wish hotel credit would have been worth more.
Really close to time square with an excellent view. Rooms were modern and spacious... Beds were really Comfy and had a great nights sleep despite the central location.
This hotel was absolutely beautiful. Very spacious and luxurious. It has a great location and a spectacular pool. We loved our stay so much.
Pristine gym and pool, stylish service and friendly staff but not snobby. Great turn down service. Amazing bathroom and overall decor. Very clean and new. We went with our 4 year old. They where nice to us even though we had a little kid with us. We used to live on NYC but now are just visitors. So this hotel is perfect location. I will only stay here from now on in NYC. No complaints
The staff was very accommodating. My son had to rehearse for a concert he was playing in and the Manager allowed him to use a Ball Room that was not in use. We greatly appreciated that. Also, the evening reception was very nice. The bathroom could be cleaner. There were chipped tiles and the faucet was lose.
The bed was certainly comfortable. Probably the best part of the room. A coffee maker would be nice to have.
Great location, fabulous staff, good amenities. Old beds, lumpy pillows, dated decor.
Location was perfect! They have a house car that can take you to the airport or pick you up. We had a king room that was beautifully decorated and so spacious. Would definitely stay here again. There were a couple of spots that were stained on the shower curtain and on the down comforter. However, I never felt that these things weren't clean there were just some spots. The knobs on the shower were backwards and the facet was slanted so it was sometimes difficult to turn the shower off. This doesn't take away from the fact that the shower felt absolutely amazing!
Large Thermostat didn't work so tbe temperature was 80 degrees all day. Couldn't call front desk BC phone didn't work. Old towels were in room
Location is good. The front desk people are not friendly. They hit me with a "Facility Fee" of $30.00 puls tax (daily) no prior explanation from the front desk ( as to what Facility had I used) when I checked out. Poor communication with guests. Luckily I did ask them to waive this charge. They should explain to me on Facilities Fee when I check in!. Poor customer service! Would I come back to this hotel? You guess!
The location of the hotel is perfect, On the edge of Central Park minutes from 5th avenue shopping. There are some restaurants nearby too. If you are interested in doing something touristy the horse and carriage rides are right outside. Where to begin. I was only there for one night and it was extremely expensive. On top of that they charged me a $35.00 "facilities fee" which was for WiFi, cocktail happy hour, and other amenities. I used the WiFi which worked fine but the cocktail happy hour was a disaster, very disorganized and the staff wasn't super pleasant. I wish I had the choice of adding on these extras. Also, upon check-in the key machine was not working so I was not authorized a room key. Each time I needed to go into my room I had to ask someone; one time I was waiting in the hallway for 30 minutes until someone showed up. It could've been a better experience.
The room was overlooking Central Park and very enjoyable. My Grandaughter(10) and I were so impressed by the hotel service. Everyone was so accommodating and friendly. Best NY trip ever! Central to everything You see and hear everything in NY. Its a life experience !
The location is amazing and the staff generally helpful. Rooms need some updating as do the bathrooms, but overall the hotel is good value by NYC standards.
They hit me with a $30 dollars plus tax facility fee which is ridiculous why should we pay facility valet parking is ridiculous expensive , they hotel needs to be updated the style is from the late 90's we should get more for what we paid for
The staff was friendly and the location was great. The guest services were pretty quick: We had issues with the first room and were quickly moved upon request. One of our charge ports stopped working and it was quickly replaced. Lamp shades were dusty and were quickly cleaned upon request. The rooms are really outdated and truly need to be updated, ESPECIALLY the bathrooms. We had to request a move from the first room due to the tub leaking. The sinks and tubs are chipped and the tubs don't drain well (both rooms). The lamps were dusty and some were broken. The hallways are a bit dark and carpet looks dingy. There is a mandatory facility fee that includes calls, wifi, etc...that is overpriced and totally not worth it.
They ignored my original reservation of a King executive suite and put me in a double room. This room had gum on the floor, the bathroom looked dirty, the carpet was disgusting and discolored, overall it needed to be updated. I complained and they ignored my reservation, again, and put me in another double room. This room was slightly updated, but still not what I paid for! After returning a third time, they finally gave me the King room I paid for, but it was almost as disgusting as the first room. Luckily, I had business meetings and was not in my room very much, but it made the end of a long day very uncomfortable. I would not recommend this hotel to anyone!!
Location After dinner , wife an I ready to go to bed, my wife noticed pillow cases nor linen was changed. We are avid travelers, we were horrified! Head of housekeeping had it changed at 9:00, but wife an I were tired and this event made us stand in hallway for almost an hour till changes were made.
Clean, comfortable, great location. Still not sure how much I will be charged. I was invoiced a certain amount which does not reflect the amount charged to my card.
Location Not friendly staff, small rooms, overpriced, hidden fees
Comparing with Hyatt (4 stars) in DC, Holiday inn (3 stars) in Buffalo and Holiday inn (3 stars) at 57th street NYC, this so called 4 stars hotel-Park central is nothing. The only advantage you have is location.1.The room is quite small, no coffee maker (I requested 2 times by phone, excluded I came to the front desk to request face to face),no refrigerator(you need to request, the quantity is limited and no one replied about whether they would supply or not.) 2.No hair conditioner in the bottle at the first night I stayed.After the third night, I left a note in the bathroom for the housekeeper and said"please refill the conditioner. Thanks." No one cared about this. The bottle was still empty. 3. Airconditioner was broken. Luckily the front desk changed a room for me. This is the worst experience I have in NYC. I am pretty sure I will not choose this hotel in the future and tell others about this experience. Again, if you don't care about the service at all, choose it. If you don't mind to walk several minutes more to Times Square or other sites and want better service and bigger room, Holiday inn midtown at 57th street is a good choice. And the rate is lower than park central.
Everything was clean and nicely decorated Parking $70/day
This hotel is very well maintained, in a great location, and the beds are very comfortable! They don't let you check in a minute before the check in time.
Loved the decor and the staff was super friendly. Great location, anything you could want right around the corner. Nothing, some people said it was small, but not if your used to New York spaces.
It is near for everything,service is good,clean
I love the Park Central Hotel. It is our 2nd time to stay there. We originally stayed at Park Central in July 2014 and had an amazing experience all around. The staff, the room, the bathroom, the concierge, the location were all wonderful! Our 2nd stay in June 2016 was nice but not as excellent as in 2014. I booked the Park Central through hotels.com in 2014 and 2016. I chose it for the clean and well kept rooms, the location and the price is fair. In June 2016, We were put in a "courtyard room (graveyard)" because of the price that we paid. If we spent $75 more a night they would upgrade us to a normal room. This room had a window but barely let in any natural light. You couldn't see what the weather was like until you went outside. The bathroom was so tiny that the only way 2 people could be in there at the same time was if someone was in the shower and the other at the sink. The shower was a tiny stall! I couldn't bath without my elbows hitting the walls. Although, the similar price in 2014 gave us an amazing room with a street view and a huge bathroom (no need to upgrade). The staff on this last trip were friendly but seemed to be rushed. Not the cozy vibe that we had in 2014.
Room larger than typical for the area, staff were very helpful, walking distance to many restaurants and places we wanted to visit Though coffee places were nearby, it would be nice to get an early morning coffee without venturing outside the hotel. Perhaps marketplace kiosk could be open 24/7
Excellent location next to Central Park Too expensive. Poor interior quality. Very old rooms. (There was no refrigerator !!!). The hotel pictures are not accurate of its true condition.
they were very accommodating and friendly. the rooms were perfect sizes and beds were very comfortable. the facility charge. we only stayed from 7pm at night until 12pm the next day so we didn't even use any of the facilities that were included in the charging so we thought it was a bit unfair to be charged that amount if we weren't even there long enough to use it.
Everything - and especially Norman the Bartender - a great person. None.
Staff were incredibly courteous, friendly and helpful. Club level facilities and food were excellent. Surprized considering the price that the room was a bit small
Faultless service, excellent attention to detail, great location some problems with check-in, room was not ready
The service at this hotel is the best we ever had.
Very dedicated hard working staff from the front door men to the cleaning people. Exceptional service, wonderful amenities, excellent location, close to everything. Nothing.
great location and view on Central park
location room comfort breakfest , no restaurant for dinner , staff has charge double my card
This hotel is by far the best hotel I have ever stayed at. The Ritz Carlton staff could not do enough for you. The place is luxurious and no request is too small. The staff are very courteous and even though the Hotel is geared more towards adults and business travellers, the staff were exceptionally friendly and welcoming to my two children. Who also thought this hotel "rocked"!!
The best things about the Ritz Carlton Central Park are its Club Lounge area and Spa. Especially good is the ladies lounge where frest fruit, beverages and La Prarie products are provided at no extra cost. The hotel is expensive but worth every cent.
location is good.back rooms are dark and small compare with the front ones.elevators are small and you have to wait long time. nothing happened ı am satisfyed except the elevators
I've stayed in so many NY hotels over the years and this one was very good, great room sizes for a Manhattan hotel, good room decor and excellent and quiet air con (good when 35c outside)! Desk to work at and plenty of plug sockets to charge gadets etc. Great location 5 mins walk to Abrrcrombie and Lower 5th Avenue, good Irish bar next door, diner opposite and coffee shops close by. Easy to get taxis outside too. Friendly and efficient front desk staff Breakfast not included in my rate
service was friendly, spacious for the neighborhood, great location, reasonably quiet, capable staff, very clean rooms small and unimpressive entry/lobby, old elevators require a prolonged wait, barely adequate exercise room
The bell men service is horrible.When we arrive in a taxi they picked up our shoppings bags and right after we get off the cab they returned everything to us.
The interior inside the hotel and its room, and the quietness at night. Other guests seemed quiet also, since they seemed to want to sleep well as well. the toilet facility in my room was poor. it did not flush and takes 15 minutes to get quiet for the machine...
Location was quite good. Crowded and slow. Room was an inside room no windows. I understand that in New York space is a premium.
Efficiency and good breakfast, lovely bar, but not over the top Bathroom not as clean as it might have been, under the rim of the basin
The staff were exellent very eager to help and do ıt fast Room service was a bit slag during the early mornıngs .
Location; room size. bathroom was too small. elevators too slow.
cosy and relaxing atmosphere at an excellent location in the center of NYC. Good equipment and confort
The comfortable en clean room with nice beds. It was also really quiet during the night.


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Located 2.7 mi (4.3 km) from Golden East Crossing Mall, Holiday Inn Rocky Mount - US 64 is within a 10-minute drive of Stonewall Manor. This 3-star hotel has 135 guestrooms and offers an indoor pool, free in-room WiFi, and free self parking. Rocky Mount Sports Complex is also nearby.
Enjoy a bite to eat at the hotel's restaurant, or relax with a drink at the bar/lounge. Savor a meal from the comfort of your room with room service, or make new friends at the free manager's reception. Start each morning with cooked-to-order breakfast, available for a fee from 6:30 AM to 11 AM.
All 135 air-conditioned rooms feature sofa beds, microwaves, and refrigerators. Guests can expect LCD TVs with satellite channels, along with free WiFi and wired Internet. Bathrooms offer hair dryers and free toiletries, and pillowtop beds with premium bedding and pillow menus ensure a restful night. Coffee makers, free newspapers, and free local calls are also standard.
Property features
At Holiday Inn Rocky Mount - US 64, guests enjoy an indoor pool, a fitness center, and free WiFi in public areas. There's free parking and a free area shuttle. The front desk is staffed 24 hours a day to help with dry cleaning/laundry and securing valuables. Additional amenities include a meeting room, a business center, and coffee/tea in a common area.
- Free WiFi and wired Internet in rooms and public areas
- Free parking
- Onsite dining
- Indoor pool
Holiday Inn Rocky Mount - US 64
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
Holiday Inn Rocky Mount - US 64 features an indoor pool and a fitness center. The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A complimentary manager's reception is offered on select days. Public areas are equipped with complimentary wired and wireless Internet access.
This 3-star property offers access to a business center and a meeting room. Event facilities measure 1400 square feet (130 square meters). This business-friendly hotel also offers coffee/tea in a common area, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and a fireplace in the lobby. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
Holiday Inn Rocky Mount - US 64 is a smoke-free property.
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Number of floors - 6
- Bar/lounge
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Business center
- Coffee/tea in common areas
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Fireplace in lobby
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Fitness facilities
- Free WiFi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- One meeting room
- 24-hour front desk
- Laundry facilities
- Elevator/lift
- Total number of rooms - 135
- Restaurant
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Free area shuttle
- Conference space size (feet) - 1400
- Conference space size (meters) - 130
- Free reception
- Free self parking
- Smoke-free property
- Indoor pool
- Use of nearby fitness center (discount)
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Indoor pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Area shuttle (complimentary)
- Laundry facilities
- Sofa bed
- Refrigerator
- Microwave
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Free self parking
Room Amenities
Holiday Inn Rocky Mount - US 64 offers 135 air-conditioned accommodations with complimentary newspapers and coffee/tea makers. Pillowtop beds feature premium bedding. A pillow menu is available. LCD televisions come with premium satellite channels. Refrigerators and microwaves are provided. Bathrooms include bathtubs or showers, complimentary toiletries, and hair dryers.
Guests can surf the web using the complimentary wired and wireless Internet access. Business-friendly amenities include desks and phones; free local calls are provided (restrictions may apply). Additionally, rooms include irons/ironing boards and blackout drapes/curtains. Housekeeping is provided daily.
- Sofa bed
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Premium bedding
- Air conditioning
- Free toiletries
- Bathtub or shower
- Satellite TV service
- Coffee/tea maker
- Free newspaper
- Desk
- Free local calls
- Hair dryer
- Daily housekeeping
- Iron/ironing board
- Free WiFi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Microwave
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Premium TV channels
- Private bathroom
- Refrigerator
- Phone
- Room service (limited hours)
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- Pillowtop mattress
- Pillow menu
Where to Eat
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
Bistro 64 - This restaurant serves breakfast and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar.
A complimentary manager's reception is offered on select days.
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the hotel include an indoor pool and a fitness center.
Children under 18 years old are not allowed in the swimming pool or fitness facility without adult supervision.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Golf lessons available nearby
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- Roll-in shower
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Minimum check-in age is 21
Check-in time starts at 4 PM
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! Children 18 years old and younger stay free when using existing bedding.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available for USD 10 per night.
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
- Pets not allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
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- Holiday Inn Rocky Mount US 64
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- Holiday Inn US 64 Hotel
- Holiday Inn US 64 Hotel Rocky Mount
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Well, if they're gunning down armed thugs, where are the other 50+ weapons?Since January, police have gunned down over 100 suspected thugs and recovered close to 50 assorted firearms as they intensify the war on crime.
This is a discussion on Gun control in Africa--Govt Burns 8,000 Guns As Minister Orders Police to Kill Thugs within the Off Topic & Humor Discussion forums, part of the The Back Porch category; [Holy cr@p!!....Hope the antis aren't looking for this kind of gun control] Govt Burns 8,000 Guns As Minister Orders Police to Kill Thugs http://allafrica.com/stories/200703150904.html The ...
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Govt Burns 8,000 Guns As Minister Orders Police to Kill Thugs
The East African Standard (Nairobi)
March 16, 2007
Posted to the web March 15, 2007
By Cyrus Ombati
Police have been given a new shoot-to-kill order. "An illegal weapon in the hands of a criminal has no other purpose except to kill an innocent person. It is, therefore, justifiable for the law enforcers to take equal measure against such a person," Internal Security minister Mr John Michuki declared, moments before he set ablaze 8,000 illegal light weapons.
In a solemn ceremony, which captured the magnitude of the loss families have suffered in the hands of roving bands of armed criminals, the minister appeared to shrug off growing criticism by human rights groups - who have accused the Government of sanctioning extrajudicial killings - and directed police officers to gun down armed criminals.
A tough-talking Michuki said law enforcers were justified in killing criminals in possession of illegally acquired guns "as their motive was evil".
While admitting that hundreds of illegal weapons in the wrong hands had caused pain and misery to thousands of families, the minister gave assurances of the Government's commitment in ensuring security to all.
Michuki spoke as 8,008 illegal firearms went up in smoke at Nairobi's Uhuru Gardens after he lit the bonfire.
The guns were recovered from criminals, some of whom had been gunned down by the police, while others were surrendered to the State in the ongoing disarmament exercise in the North Rift region.
Capital punishment for those holding illegal weapons
By burning the firearms, Kenya was making a clear statement to the world that it was committed to her international obligations by adopting best practices contained in international treaties regarding the disposal of illicit small arms and light weapons, Michuki said.
The minister announced that the Government would be seeking enhanced sentences and penalties to serve as deterrents for the illegal possession of firearms and gun running.
In this regard, said the minister, the Government had proposed legislation to address the problem of proliferation of small arms and their possession by unauthorised persons.
"If passed by Parliament, the law will provide for capital punishment for those found in possession, trading, conveying and dealing in illegal weapons. We are confident that Parliament will respond positively to the concerns of Kenyans on this important security matter," said Michuki.
He added that the Government had launched a forcible disarmament exercise in the North Rift as a way of addressing gun crime.
"Any resident identified to be in possession of an illegal firearm shall be disarmed by force. The mop up exercise will continue as long as there are firearms in civilian hands," said the minister.
100 suspected thugs gunned
Runaway crime has put the Kibaki Administration in a spot on an election year, with critics using the Government's apparent inability to decisively deal with the vice to call for regime change.
Investors, politicians, clergy, civil society and the diplomatic community have at different times in the recent past variously expressed grave concerns over spiralling crime, with the appeal that the Government put down its foot firmly.
Michuki said consultations on the drafting of the policy on small arms, light weapons, conflict management and peace building in strife-torn pastoralist areas had been finalised.
"In these endeavours also, we launched the Kenya National Action Plan on small arms and light weapons last year. Its provisions are already being implemented," said Michuki at the ceremony also attended by diplomats.
Apart from members of the public, illicit guns have also claimed lives of 16 police officers and injured a similar number in the last three months.
Since January, police have gunned down over 100 suspected thugs and recovered close to 50 assorted firearms as they intensify the war on crime.
The most memorable of them was Simon Matheri, who police said had murdered at least 18 people in Nairobi and Kiambu.
He was shot dead in his Athi River hideout on February 20 after weeks of a massive police manhunt of a fugitive the officers said had eluded them for a long time.
Prominent people killed
Among those killed by illicit guns were the celebrated HIV-Aids vaccine researcher, Prof Job Bwayo, businessmen Lawrence Regeru, Humphrey Gichuru Karugi, 57, and his son Kiarie, 21.
The Care International Eastern Africa region director, Mr Geoffrey Chege, was killed in cold blood by thugs in Dagoretti on January 31 in a robbery. Criminals in Kinoo gunned down American citizens Zelda White and Loice Anderson last month.
Gunmen also killed a Catholic priest, Fr Martin Addai, in Nairobi's South B Estate last weekend, dumped his body by the roadside before escaping in his car. In a seemingly endless catalogue of mayhem, gunmen in a siege-like situation surrounded a village in Mt Elgon on March 3 and shot dead seven villagers before escaping into a nearby forest.
Thugs shot dead former deputy commissioner of police, James Peter Gatui, and businessman Morgan Njenga early this year. Gatui was gunned down last August 4 as he inspected a construction site at Kirigiti in Kiambu. His killers walked away casually, not even bothering to drive away his vehicle that was parked nearby, or take the gun protruding from his holster.
Karugi and his son were shot dead in Kikuyu in a bizarre robbery, while Morgan was killed in his bar in Wangige last month.
Somalia supplies illegal weapons
The burning of the weapons brings the number of those destroyed in the past three years to 15,000 and marked the 7th anniversary of the signing of the Nairobi Protocol on control of small arms.
The Internal Security Assistant minister, Mr Peter Munya, Police Commissioner Maj-Gen Hussein Ali and other top officers from the department including Deputy Commissioner of Police, Mr Lawrence Mwadime, Director of Operations Mr David Kimaiyo, GSU Commandant, Mr Mathew Iteere and CID Director, Mr Gatiba Karanja, were present.
According to the Kenya National Focal Point, more than 140,000 firearms were still in wrong hands, with a recovery rate of 1,000 a year.
Michuki said the Government was committed to provision of security to all Kenyans and assured that the State would deploy enough security personnel to all vulnerable areas, in addition to appointing Kenya Police Reservists in select areas.
Michuki said Somalia remained the main supplier of illegal weapons, and called on the international community to help it strengthen governance institutions to address the problem.
Ali said the instability in Somalia was the epicentre of insecurity in the region, and urged the UN to address the issue of trade in small arms by establishing laws.
To this end, Ali said he had cancelled a number of temporary licences because their utility is susceptible to misuse.
Well, if they're gunning down armed thugs, where are the other 50+ weapons?Since January, police have gunned down over 100 suspected thugs and recovered close to 50 assorted firearms as they intensify the war on crime.
A man fires a rifle for many years, and he goes to war. And afterward he turns the rifle in at the armory, and he believes he's finished with the rifle. But no matter what else he might do with his hands - love a woman, build a house, change his son's diaper - his hands remember the rifle.
Since this is africa and not the USA they have no second amendment so i moved this to off topic
They have problems over there because people treat each other like animals, not because anyone has guns. (It's just like anywhere else, but to a worse degree.)
One wonders why they don't just turn this "kill 'em all" attention toward people who have committed a crime. You know, "If you rob someone, you'll be executed," in the same way that they say they will do it to those who possess guns.
First they demonize: ANY civilian (I suppose this means that they don't provide for ANY form of legal, licensed carry for civilians?) caught with a gun is EVIL and has EVIL motives.
Then they punish: but rather than passing a law that bans everyone from having guns (I guess they already tried that, and gee whiz, look how successful it must've been) they will now kill anyone who has one.
Is it any wonder why that whole continent is regarded as the backwards rump of the world?!
Bet their decision process for which armed person is actually a criminal needs work...
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Wild night ( and ending)...Mature
I guess if there is an introduction to these chapters of pure indulgence, a possible one is that i require you not to read or add to it. Please don`t if the purpose is either be shocked or disgusted, i am myself in all i do in or out of the bedroom and i have never felt dirty about it so as an explanation this one is long enough and since i am about to be fucked , pardon me if i pay you not the due respects...
My back is against the wall, i can feel its smooth surface cooling down my skin. It only arouses more, i crave being bad ...
Tonight as most nights since i have became a woman in charge of my sexuality i know what i like, and tonight is no diferent . You me and sex.
No excuses. No, i will not call you when this is over. I need not a lie. I demand of you only this, and darling pay attention.
I don`t like to repeat myself.
"...This here, now is only what it is , no more or less than sex.Don`t grow attached, i could not care less of who you are.I want this, you in me , notting else..."
Even as I speak i can see the light going off in your eyes. Why do all the man i am or have been involve in the past expect more ?
Is pleasure not enough ? Is being trully fucked not enough ?
Do i need to give my heart as well ?
My toughts are not put out there, I am against a wall, I have you in between my legs. You. About to fuck me.
Who cares for words ?
My lips , your toungue, a duel in itself for that place we reach together .
There is only one thing wrong with this scenario. I am done, i have come, can you please leave.
The bitch is truly back.
As the car drives off, Carla reaches for a picture that always stays in front of her dressing table, in it there are two boys, her sons. She puts the picture down, lets the water run for a bath and sighs...
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Hey all. I was just wondering about how all other authors on AudioJungle are selling. Personally, I'm really into heavy metal, play guitar in a band, and that of course influences my electronic music creation (I've only just recently been experimenting with making digital music). So a few of my music loops have been rejected because they aren't harmonious enough or some notes are "off key", etc. I made them that way because I thought it set the intended mood better and arose more feelings in the listener, etc – or maybe I'm just not good at making digital music. So I'm just wondering what you all (authors on AudioJungle) think about that? Are we only supposed to create music with pure consonance? That rule seems silly to me.. Thanks!
Out of all my tracks, the least experimental sell the best. All my tracks use concert pitch notes – you can create enough dissonance from the 12 notes in the western system anyway.
Hey Christian! That's a great question! We do not have a strict rule about dissonance, but we reserve the right to reject anything that sounds unpleasing. Although this sounds a subjective approach (which to some degree it is), our review team have a very good ear regarding what sounds pleasing and what will be useful for our customers. It's important we have quality standards like this to ensure our library focuses on quality instead of quantity. One quick tip to also remember is that any successful stock audio will have mass appeal. If an upload is considered too experimental, quirky, or tries too hard to be purposely discordant, it really won't sell well at all. Hope this helps.
Thanks for your input Tom H. – I thought it would be that way..
And thanks Scott, I knew I might draw some staff attention haha – I didn't mean to offend or complain. I guess I was just wondering how others felt about it. It's of course very understandable and makes sense.
This ia a great forum topic, very interesting!
My thoughts are that yes this is a completely subjective matter, and since you created a loop with the intent of dissonance then that should be accepted as people may require this….
But then on the other hand, the reviewers know exactly what sell, and maybe they are making the decision to reject the loop or music track purely on business grounds…? Maybe there is not a big enough market for something like that!
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The Lonely One (ending, My version)
this is my version of the ending of the book 'The Lonely One'
I hope you enjoy reading this :)
A man cleared his throat…..
She turned around and she saw a figure in the darkness, he was wearing a long black gothic coat with fury leather boots and messed up hair like he has never washed his hair in a while and he wore a very dark red scarf.
She froze. She was as still as a lamppost.
She was terrified, so terrified that she wished she was back in the ravine, then she wished that she had listened to her friend and slept over then she would not be in this mess "who are you?" she said in fear, the stranger replied "Let's say…." He paused for two minutes trying to play with her just for fun. Lavinia thought what was going through his head and why did he pause. "I am the Angel of death, and your time is up!"
"No" she gasped and she ran out the room and ran into the kitchen then picked up the biggest knife she could find. She tried to open the back door but it was locked, then she tried the window but that was locked too. Lavinia hid herself in a secret cupboard under the kitchen table.
The stranger came into the kitchen,
"Where are you?" he said in a faint manly voice.
The stranger walked over to the back door in the far corner and he tried to open it to see if it was still locked, "I know you're in here poppet"
"Why me!" she gasped. The stranger heard her gasp then he started walking towards where she was, he kneeled down then put his hand on the cupboard then she sprung out knocking the stranger back on floor, she ran her fastest out the kitchen then
Up the stairs but she tripped on the sixth step and dropped the knife down the stairs. Panicked, she ran into her room and locked the door and hid under her bed.
"Lavinia" a faint voice came from the downstairs.
"I am on the first step, I am going to get you"… "I am on the second step"… "I am on the third step"… "I am on the fourth step"… "I am on the fifth step"… "I am on the sixth step"… then she heard a voice "who are you?" then there was a second voice "I am DEATH" the second stranger replied "what" the first stranger said but the second voice sounded familiar, too familiar. Bang that sounded like someone popping two balloons at the same time.
He fell down the stairs then hit the bottom with a big thump!
"What was that?" Lavinia said quietly she stood up very slowly, so slow that she made no noise. She started creeping towards to door like a mouse in the darkness.
As she reached the door she heard somebody moaning
Then she heard another gun shot and the Front door shutting.
She thought she was safe, so she looked out the window to see if anyone went out, she thought she saw some one turn around the corner. She was happy she survived.
She went to the door to see if the man was dead, she unlocked the door and peeked her head around the corner then looked down the stairs and saw the man at the bottom, but she couldn't hardly see him properly because it was very dark. She started to go down the stairs very slowly counting every step down like in the ravine, 10…9…8…7…6…5…4…3…2…1… bottom, there was a body lying lifeless at Lavinias feet. She stood over him and saw that he got shot in the head "who shot him?" Lavinia said in confusion, as she was thinking who it could have shot him and who he was somebody crept up behined her.
'CLICK' someone cocked a pistol behind her and put it to the back of her head.
"Hi hunny"
"Dad"? Lavinia said in shock as she turned around 'BANG'………'BANG'
Lavinia's life flashed before her eyes, from the beginning of her life when she had her first Christmas and first birthday, and the day she first went to the zoo, when she first stroked a parrot and give an apple to a monkey and all of the other happiest days of her life and the day she first met her best friends that stood by her till the end, then the end of her life came to her like a sudden rush, like lightning hitting a person without warning. Her heart dropped as she realized the end has come for her. Then it DID.
Two people died in that house on that cold and restless night but only one body was found by the police, it was NOT the girl, it was the body of a hit man, hired to kill Lavinia…… He is still out there, somewhere……The Lonely One… The one no one knows, not even himself.
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A/N: I don't own Supernatural! Just the characters I made up. Reviews and critiques are greatly appreciated. This is my first Supernatural fanfic! Rated T for swearing, violence and MAYBE some chapters in the future will be rated M.
Rein sat on the tiny chair that matched her hand carved vanity, holding her new black kitten close to her chest, where she stay silent and sniffed her new owner. "I think I shall call you.. Wicca! Do you like that name?" The kitten just tilted his head sideways, looking up at her with its big green eyes. Eyes that looked slightly too human for a cat.
Her parents were overly religious and would not approve of the kitten's name, "We took a black cat off the streets, and now our daughter is already talking about black magic! At only 13 years old!" Her mother would complain.
Rein and her parents never got along, Wicca wasn't too fond of them either, always scratching the antique furniture whenever he had the chance. But the arguments ended when something, a demon, killed her parents and left her orphaned. Wicca had tried protecting her the best he could, clawing at the demon. The demon just shot the cat at the wall across from Rein. She rushed out to make sure her best friend was still alive. Two teenage boys had appeared and killed the demon with some sort of magical knife. "Help..please!" She spat out, the two rushed towards her, lifting her up, "Are you okay?" The shorter one asked. "Yes, but my cat, he's hurt!" "We'll get him to a vet asap, come with us."
Five years later..
Rein's eyes watered at the memory. She loved her parents, even if it didn't seem like it. The Winchester's were like older brothers to her, she hunted and traveled with them ever since they saved her, and Wicca. Wicca was a happy, healthy cat. His injuries weren't too bad, a small concussion and a broken paw, which healed fast. The only thing Wicca hated in the world was Dean. He'd pee on his chair in the Impala every chance he had. The only reason he let Rein keep the cat was because of the bond they had. Wicca followed Rein everywhere. Except on hunts, where he had to keep Bobby company. Bobby didn't mind, he loved Rein and Wicca and took her in as a daughter and taught her how to hunt.
Rein deeply believed Wicca knew every thought that went past her head, but never mentioned it to anyone. She strongly believed Wicca disliked Dean because she had a major crush on him since the brothers saved her. It was as if he was telling her that Dean was no good. She knew she'd get over the crush on him someday, knowing she wasn't his type. She was short, small chested, long black hair and plain old awkward. Dean liked them tall, blonde and had watermellons if you know what I mean. Sam had seemed to notice her more, but she had just shrugged it off, thinking he wasn't as bold as Dean when it came to going out and getting laid.
"Are we there yet?" Rein annoyed Dean, holding the cat in his direction as if it was Wicca speaking instead. "Screw off kitty, I already don't like you!" He joked. They were on their way back to Bobby's, it was the middle of the night after a long hunt, and a long drive. The only reason Wicca attended was because they're intention was to search the haunted building out to see if the legends were true, which it was. They still couldn't believe a serial killer's ghost had still been trying to kill people. Talk about unfinnished business.
"Seriously Dean, are we there yet?" A groggy Sam woke up from his nap.
"Ten more minutes, tops."
"You said that an hour ago! Are we lost?" Rein interrupted.
"No, we're not lost, the GPS says we're close."
Rein glanced over at the GPS screen, which was not moving what-so-ever. "Dean, the damn GPS is froze! We probably already passed it!" Rein sighed in disbelief.
Dean stopped the car and shot the GPS out the window, making sure it smashed. "Piece of junk technology.. I blame Sam for this! He made me get it!"
Second authors note! Please please please review? :D Also, if your looking for a great fanfic, go read "A Hunter's Angel" by superloudean. I had gotten the idea for a pet cat in this story from one of her characters animals, which is a wolf.


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