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Summer Cottage Boutique Villa Bungalow – Home 174635 Villa
- 3 bedrooms
- 7 sleeps
- min stay varies
Summer Cottage Boutique Villa Bungalow – Home 174635
- Villa
- 3 bedrooms
- sleeps 7
- min stay varies
Top Review
Villa / 3 bedrooms / 2 bathrooms / sleeps 7
Key Info
- Beach / lakeside relaxation
- Nearest beach 15 km
- Swimming pool
- Child friendly
- Car advised
- Air conditioning
- Pet friendly
- Private garden
Description from owner
Here at Summer Cottage we pride ourselves on promising our Guests the very best of everything.Our Stone Bungalow is all on one level, therefore suitable for everyone. Couples, Families, Disabled /Wheel chair users alike . The villa is large enough to get around inside and out of the property with ease. The property stands in 3500 sq mts and is surrounded by Vineyards, the garden has almond trees, figs, damsons and passion fruit pick your own (seasonal) . Split Air con / heating is fitted in all 3 bedrooms and in the lounge area, fitted fly screens on every window, there is a smoke detector in the kitchen and lounge along with a fire blanket and two fire extinguishers for your safety.
The Swimming pool is 1.4 mts all on on one level, it has Roman steps and a hand rail for entering left or right also step ladder to the right of the pool. The outside area is all crazy paving therefore non slip. there are two large Verandas with fans, recliner, L shaped settee coffee tables Table and
Here at Summer Cottage we pride ourselves on promising our Guests the very best of everything.Our Stone Bungalow is all on one level, therefore suitable for everyone. Couples, Families, Disabled /Wheel chair users alike . The villa is large enough to get around inside and out of the property with ease. The property stands in 3500 sq mts and is surrounded by Vineyards, the garden has almond trees, figs, damsons and passion fruit pick your own (seasonal) . Split Air con / heating is fitted in all 3 bedrooms and in the lounge area, fitted fly screens on every window, there is a smoke detector in the kitchen and lounge along with a fire blanket and two fire extinguishers for your safety.
The Swimming pool is 1.4 mts all on on one level, it has Roman steps and a hand rail for entering left or right also step ladder to the right of the pool. The outside area is all crazy paving therefore non slip. there are two large Verandas with fans, recliner, L shaped settee coffee tables Table and 4 chairs also 6 sun loungers for that all important tan. A wonderful court yard with Table and 6 chairs are next to the pool for evening dining.
This is an opportunity to spend some time in luxurious surroundings including vineyards yet close to the village with all its amenities, you can BBQ the Cyprus way around your private pool as many of our repeat guests do.The open country views are just stunning ,the peace & quite is unbelievable ,a drink in one hand and a good book in the other is all that's needed . Inside the spacious Villa there is everything you need to give you that luxury,comfortable holiday. All beds are cleaned yearly by a professional English Company..We as owners always clean the Villa ourselves so as to make sure it is perfect every time . For an honest and friendly service please e mail or call us anytime.
If you want to just chill out our Villa is for you but a lovely drive to our blue flag Coral Beach is stunning, it is safe, sandy,and all amenities are there. Paphos Harbour and Castle are a must to see in the evening and watch the world go by at one of the excellent fish restaurants looking over the boats and Yachts.There are many great things to do for the children horse riding, crazy golf, go karting, paint balling, water world, bird and animal park to name but a few. We have an information book at the villa with all the above for you to choose, at the other side only 35 minutes away is beautiful Latchi, again a wonderful fishing Harbour with many Restaurants to lazy the afternoon away and maybe have a go at deep sea diving or a boat trip for the day the choice is endless.. Latchi /Poliis has also facilities for disabled holiday makers wanting to try there hand at water sports.
Our aim is to make your stay easy and as enjoyable as possible starting from the point of booking through to your arrival at Paphos Airport then on through the rest of your holiday at Summer Cottage. We know that when booking a standard ' package holiday ' we all get a sense of security, we are aware that booking a private Villa home or abroad for the first time can be a bit scary, just the feeling of knowing that there really is a Villa at the end of your flight is obviously priority therefore we are willing to email any new interested Guests our recent utility bills and more for our Villa, for your peace of mind.
We offer an easy payment transfer through our UK bank or our Cyprus bank ( no charge) or by Pay Pal (3.5% charge ) which ever method you prefer. We meet and greet you at Paphos Airport and then follow us back to your villa ( Summer Cottage ) in your hire car . Our guest appreciate this service as for some it is there first holiday to this Beautiful Island. On arrival at your Villa you will find a Free Welcome Pack this includes the essentials Tea, Coffee, Milk, Sugar, Bread, Eggs, Fruit and much more
You will also be provided with a mobile phone to be used for your convenience to contact us and it also has emergency service contacts/Taverns/places where you may need to book.In the Villa you will find our guest book along with other local information about where to eat and visit also many other attractions. Finally with peace of mind at the forefront of booking your holiday with us please visit our trip adviser testimonials from our previous guests offering you an honest opinion of the service and quality we offer.
Our one level Villa is suitable for Families ,Couples ,Disabled Guests,Honeymoons/Wedding Party's. We also advise on Wedding Venues etc (free of charge).
We offer a free baby/child/Gran sitting service .
Further details
Booking forms can be sent via e-mail and a deposit is required on booking to secure your dates Summer Cottage Villa is wheelchair access friendly, there is only one small wide step leading to the front door but ramp can be arranged if needed.The pool area is very private and perfect for those lazy days complimented by a large cool shaded area with amazing views any time of the day or night .The pool is all one depth and has two access points one of which is Roman stairs with hand rail for ease of access( right or left) or just paddle your feet in the warm Cyprus sun.The master bedroom includes a good sized en suite with flat walk in rain fall shower with wider door access and WC height extensions on request.The master bedroom also has the facility of sliding patio doors onto the pool area and outside terrace .The veranda is a very popular area with our guests offering shade throughout the day with access to roof fans and cooled water machines also offering perfect access to the kitchen, living room and dining area. Towels are provided for inside & out of the Villa ,you can also take them to the beach. Outside there are sun beds with plenty of large areas for sunbathing and or if you prefer large areas of shade too.There are also sun Umbrellas with tables.We supply cool boxes & folding chairs/tables /plastic ware for picnics on the beach.We have many games /swim boards etc etc for your enjoyment.We are here to help you through every stage of booking this fantastic Villa. We offer a free "meet and greet" service and you can follow us back in your hire car direct to Summer Cottage. We supply a good complimentary welcome pack to get you started.:This property sleeps 6 however under certain circumstances we may be able to sleep up to 7 based on the owners discretion.
Further details indoors
Flat screen TV with English satellite system.Free Wi Fi
Range Master integrated electric ovens and gas hobs/griddle.
Fly screens throughout .
Fridge freezer which is an American style with water dispenser and ice maker.
Washing machines. Dishwasher. Full air conditioning "Subject to terms"
Open log fire for winter months.
Further details outdoors
Large L shaped veranda, ceiling fans, 8mts by 4mts swimming pool 1.4 meters deep throughout, very private, surrounded by crazy paving and a large garden with open country views. Sun loungers & parasol. There are vines,Passion fruit, fig trees, damson trees, (seasonal) belonging to the property, PICK YOUR OWN!!
Location description from owner
The Paphos District
We are 35mins from Paphos airport to the property In Polemi, 20 mins to Paphos, 20 mins to coral Beach. 2 hours to Troodos mountains or 20 euro coach trip for the day per head .
Bird and Animal Park,
Go Karting
Water Park
Diving/Water Sports
3 golf coarses+mini Golf range
Day Boat trips/Sunset Cruises
Sea Fishing trips
Coral Beach, safe and sandy [Blue Flag]
Turtle Beach
Horse Riding
Local Markets ,Handicrafts,fresh food,
Sunday Markets
Coach trips to Nicosia
Trips to Northern Cyprus,[Famagusta,/Kyrenia
Paphos Castle
Latchi Harbour / fishing boats / water side fish resturants
Latchi also has facilities for disabled water activities
Paphos District is one of the six districts of Cyprus and it is situated in the western part of Cyprus. Its main town and capital is Paphos.
There are four municipalities in Paphos District: Paphos, Yeroskipou, Peyia, and Polis Chrysochous.
Polemi is the biggest village in the area with a population of over 1000 including about 100 British residents. It's ideally situated between Paphos and Polis/Latchi. Polemi is a thriving village with a couple of banks( ATM) bakery, flower shop, 3 supermarkets,one which sells English daily newspaper, also 4 coffee houses. It also has 2 lovely family run restaurants / tavernas.The best/biggest pork chops in Cyprus!
There are 2 local wineries and many more in the surrounding villages. In the neighboring village of Stroumbi is a butcher, another bakery, several more tavernas, postal agent and the area police station. Whilst in Polemi you can sit in the local coffee shops and chat to the locals who are very friendly. Take in a round of golf in nearby Tsada Minthis Hill Golf Coarse , why not try to land a fish or two at the nearby Evretou Dam.
Polemi would be an ideal choice if you wanted to combine traditional village life( peace and tranquility) yet only 25mins away you arrive at our Wonderful Blue flag Beach at Coral Bay,it is safe /sandy with all amenities close by. with the convenience of being in the middle of both Paphos Harbour/Town and the Beautiful fishing Harbour of Latchi/Beach you will have the best of both worlds.Malls, Shops, Sunday Markets ,Boats trips,Water World & Nightlife can be found in Paphos there is also a sandy beach on the harbour too. The majority of our Guests revisit us again & again. Summer Cottage is a sheer delight .Please see Trip Adviser.
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- Great for children of all ages
- Pets welcome
- Cot available
- High chair available
Bed & bathroom
- 1 Super King Beds, 1 Double Bed, 1 Sofa Bed, 2 Single Beds, 1 Cot available
- 1 Family bathroom, 1 En suite
- Wi-Fi available
- Air conditioning
- Private outdoor pool (unheated)
- Mountain Views
- Private garden
- Patio
- Balcony or terrace
- Internet access
- Central heating
- Fireplace
- Safe
- Cooker
- Fridge
- Freezer
- Microwave
- Toaster
- Kettle
- Dishwasher
- Washing machine
- Clothes dryer
- Iron
- High chair available
- Satellite TV
- Video player
- DVD player
- CD player
- Hair dryer
- Ceiling Fans
- Linen provided
- Towels provided
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- Parking
- Secure parking
- Accessible for wheelchair users — please contact the owner for details before booking
- Check in time:16:00, Check out time:11:00
- If you have any questions about check-in or check-out times, please contact the owner/manager.
- Payment
- This rental can only be paid for online through Holiday Lettings using your credit/debit card or PayPal (never by bank or wire transfer).
- Smoking
- Yes, smoking allowed
- Cancellation policy
View Policy
House rules
We are flexible on check in and out times depending on other guests arrivals.
About the owner
Stella & Robert W.
- Response rate:
- 90%
- Calendar updated::
- 17 May 2017
- Years listed:
- 5
- Based in:
- Cyprus
- Overall rating:
Languages spoken: English
This Villa has 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and sleeps 7. It's been listed on Holiday Lettings since 11 Jul 2011. Located in Paphos District, it has 24 reviews with an overall rating of 5. The average weekly rate varies from £395 to £795.
The Owner has a response rate of 90% and the property's calendar was last updated on 17 May 2017.
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Guest reviews
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"Without doubt the best experience imaginable."
Nothing was too much trouble for Stella & Bob during our stay. From the moment they met us at the airport (highly advised) we felt we had known them all our lives. We arrived at Summer Cottage in absolute awe that we were staying in such a gem, nestled away in the beautiful countryside. Once inside we opened each door to a gasp of delight. Every detail imaginable had been attended to from the furnishings to the stocking of the kitchen. The villa was of a very high standard of cleanliness and decor and yet retained a homely feel. There was enough dining and outside seating arrangements for everyone to feel they were not on top of each other if they wanted to do their own thing. We went as a mixed group, Grandparents (one with limited mobility & special dietary needs) parents and 9 year old Grand child so covering a good range of ages. All were accommodated. The kitchen was a dream. If I could have brought it home with me I would have done. No detail was over looked. I understand that it is not important to everyone as there are many who eat out whilst on holiday but for us that is not always possible and home cooking is necessary. Every thing was to hand and I worked in that kitchen like it was my own. The outside surfaces were easy to walk on and the only steps were very low ones at the front of the Villa. Mobility issues were considered when laying the driveway to the point of using very small gravel up to the steps. We were able to park our car right beside the steps, very considerate. The swimming pool was spotlessly clean with easy Roman style steps for easy entry. Stella & Bob were able to direct us to the local Tavernas, Banks, Supermarkets etc. We were left a mobile telephone with their numbers keyed in with instructions to call them at any time if we had any problems even problems away from the Villa and they would have come to our aid, of that I am certain. Bob called by appointment on alternate days to clean the pool and water the beautiful hanging baskets and flower beds. I would recommend this villa to any family or group who is looking for a private, traditional away from it all holiday. If beaches are your thing then Coral bay and other beaches are only around 45 minutes away. We loved the villa so much we have already booked again for next Summer. I have marked as N/A directions & key pick up because we were met at the airport by Stella & Bob and followed in our hire car.
Owner's reply: Thanks very much for great review, we are very pleased you enjoyed your holiday with us. Thanks for booking another holiday with us next year and we look forward to welcoming you again. We are privileged to be situated between two Mediterranean coast/beaches Paphos and Latchi the nearest 30 minutes away.When you come back we hope you enjoy both. Kind Regards Stella & Bob
"Brilliant stay"
We have a fanastic week in the cottage, Stelle and Bob were very welcoming and made us feel very at home. The cottage is beautifully decorated with everything you need to hand, a fully equipped kitchen, bar b etc. There is air conditioning throughout and a great pool area. Polemi is quiet and you need a car as there is not much there - but we did find a fantastic little taverna type place which was brilliant and virtually walking distance from the cottage - if you don't mind the hill!! We had not stayed in a villa before and would highly recommend this cottage, it was completely quiet and peaceful, not overlooked and you could just make the holiday your own without set mealtimes etc which you get in a hotel. Stella even went to the trouble of organising a birthday cake for my partner whose birthday is was whilst we were there. Great place, would most definitely return - in fact we did offer to swap houses with Stella and Bob but they were not keen, with all this rain I cannot imagine why!
"Fantastic Relaxing Holiday"
We cannot thank Bob & Stella enough for making this holiday one of the most relaxing & enjoyable we have had in a long time. The villa is lovely and very well equipped, it has everything you need and more. It has a lovely relaxed air about it inside & out. The outside area is fantastic with a lovely pool and great views. My husband is disabled but the villa was great for him as he could get his mobility buggy around inside and outside, the main bedroom also has a wet room style ensuite which was really good, he even managed to get into the pool. Bob & Stella are always there for you if you need anything and we enjoyed it so much we are going back this year with some of the family. Can't come round soon enough. Steve & Karen
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The new Mazda3?s grille looks like a big grin, but if you look closer you might just see the small car wearing a furrowed brow.
If a car could show human emotions, the second-generation small car is likely to be feeling the pressure of following in the tread marks of a best-seller when it goes on sale in April.
The first-generation Mazda3 may be on its way out, but it was Australia?s most popular car in January. And, to the end of January, nearly 160,000 Mazda3s have been sold locally since the car ? which accounts for 40 per cent of Mazda Australia?s annual volume - debuted in 2004.
And if those 158,321 buyers ask whether the new Mazda3 is better than their model, the answer is a simple yes.
In more detail, the new 3 is even better to drive ? and even better to sit in.
We first drove the second-generation Mazda 3 in Los Angeles last November, and were impressed with a number of incremental improvements. Our first local drive of the new model, however, is technically but not officially on Australian roads.
There is only one right-hand-drive Mazda3 currently in Australia ? a range-topping SP25 ? and it?s not yet registered for use on public roads.
So Mazda Australia invited a handful of journalists to the Australian Automotive Research Centre?s proving ground, secreted in a forest not far from the Victorian coastal town of Anglesea.
The Linfox-owned, 1000-hectare centre is used by some automotive manufacturers for development testing and replicates a mix of Australian roads. Our 8km test loop comprised a winding country road, gravel road and two-lane freeway.
A back-to-back test against an SP23 that Mazda also brought along made it easier to highlight the generational improvements.
The new SP25?s body is better controlled, sitting flatter and turning in more eagerly through the twists and turns of the first part of the loop.
The more responsive handling doesn?t come at the expense of ride comfort, despite a slightly firmer chassis.
The SP25?s underpinnings are a significantly revised version of the C platform used for its predecessor. Enhancements include wider anti-roll bars, modified front and rear suspension geometry and three rather than two mounting points for the steering rack.
Steering quality wasn?t an issue for the old 3 but it?s even better now, with perfectly judged weighting and linear responses when turning the wheel.
Putting power to the SP25?s front wheels is a new 2.5-litre engine that?s a detuned version of the unit in the Mazda6. A 229cc increase in engine capacity from the outgoing 2.3-litre is accompanied by increases in power (up 7kW to 122kW) and torque (up 24Nm to 227Nm).
The 2.5 will be mated to a six-speed manual gearbox, though the SP25 test car was equipped with a five-speed auto that changed gears smoothly and intuitively. The driver again has the option to nudge the gearlever across to engage a pseudo-manual mode.
The new engine?s extra torque is noticeable, as is the improved engine noise refinement. The 2.5-litre revs eagerly and smoothly, but unlike the old 2.3 it doesn?t start to sound coarse as you get into the higher reaches of the rev range.
NVH (noise, vibration and harshness) issues put a blot on the outgoing 3?s copybook, but Mazda claims improvements of up to 11 per cent in this area through the new car?s refined aerodynamics, increased rigidity and specially placed vibration dampening material.
Tyre noise, however, was noticeable on the rougher sections of the proving ground loop, suggesting this could remain an area of criticism for the Mazda3.
More rear-seat legroom would also be welcome if there were taller occupants up front, though headroom and foot space are both excellent.
The interior is an inviting place to be. Soft-touch plastics used for the main dash section are the highlight of improved materials for a more mature-looking interior.
The main controls are directed towards the driver, and instruments, buttons and dials are easy to reach or see.
In the SP25 (and Maxx Sport), the colour display screen in the Mazda3?s instrument cowl will also include satellite navigation as standard. There?s also Bluetooth as Mazda aims to ensure its small car is generously equipped not only to compete against its key rival, the Toyota Corolla, but to lure more buyers who are considering downsizing from their Holden Commodores and Ford Falcons.
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"Puerto" boasts many beautiful hotels and luxury vacation homes, but nothing is as unique as Brisa Caribe.
The owner of this spectacular property has traveled the world, collecting rare and valuable items; exotic carpets, handcrafted furniture, fascinating Arab weaponry, and mystical wooden carvings. This impressive collection has been artfully incorporated into the Brisa Caribe design.
Each of the villa's nine spacious bedrooms tells a tale of its own. Embracing you with the 'frankincense and myrrh' atmosphere of the "Persian" room, or surrounding you with the crisp airy allure and unique architecture of the "Mediterranean" master bedroom.
Visiting the house is a cultural experience of its own, however living there is an exciting opportunity that may present itself only once in a person's life.
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Find out for yourself why lucky guests who have spent time in at Brisa Caribe believe that they have earned THE DEAL OF A LIFETIME.
Brisa Caribe is strategically located in the foremost area of Puerto Aventuras providing the relaxation and peace you may be looking for. Yet, is it close to entertainment, shopping, mystic Mayan ruins, scuba diving, and of course, the magnificent Caribbean beach. For example, you can reach easy going city center of Akumal or funky and lively Playa del Carmen in just a 15 minute drive.
Brisa Caribe villa has 9 spacious bedrooms, for a maximum of 20 people, each tastefully decorated with a different theme. Bedrooms accommodate a spacious private bathroom, individually controlled air conditioning, soothing view of either the ocean or the well-cured tropical garden, and such 5-star resort 'details' as high quality mattresses, soft carpets, expensive bedding, bathrobes, and thick towels.
A detail worth mentioning about the master bedroom is the Jacuzzi tub. It is cleverly situated in a way where you can open the bathroom shutters and enjoy the view of the ocean or the night sky all the while pampering your body with a well-deserved water massage.
Living space can be divided between the Entertainment Room that flows outside onto a covered terrace, then leading to the pool and the Great Room. The Great Room, which includes a full professional kitchen, a spacious living area with a stunning 16 foot high red brick domed ceiling and a dining area, which can comfortably seat 14 people so everyone can enjoy their meals together.
The Entertainment Room on the other hand, features everything that you might need for a cocktail party at the pool or a laid-back evening with friends and family. Surround sound TV system, wet bar, and full size refrigerator do well to keep cold drinks close at hand.
An amazing Mexican vacation would not be complete without a private pool. Well, in Brisa Caribe you will get access to three pools, instead of one.
The first pool, situated just outside your Entertainment Room, offers its guests plenty of sun and shade thanks to the stylish pool area and thatched palapa, all while facing the Caribbean. The second pool lovingly called the "kiddies pool", ends with a water cascade, a feature kids absolutely adore! About 100 yards down you will find a semi-private saltwater pool carved right into the limestone rock.
This is a wonderful and protected place to swim while admiring the tropical fish and beauty of the area.
Brisa Caribe a part of the gated community of Puerto Aventuras, which makes it exclusive and extremely secure. Also, there are self-programmable security safes in each bedroom closet for added peace of mind and protection.
Now let's talk about service…
While you are a guest at Brisa Caribe, you don't have to worry about anything, except for your glorious Caribbean tan and replenishing your energy after an intense work year. Daily maid service will make sure that your bedrooms are always fresh, breezy and spotless.
Personal chef services, massages and manicures are available at one's request. There is even a professional wedding planner available to organize the perfect Beach Wedding every woman secretly dreams of.
The list of every possible complimentary luxury that you will get when booking this amazing villa is close to endless: 3 bars, 4 dining areas, 2 barbecues, 1400 sq. ft stylish rooftop terrace, a personal office with WiFi connection, even 5 complimentary bicycles, just to name a few.
Are you traveling in a small group? Then it is only fair that you do not pay more for the extra bedrooms you will not be using! You can rent just 5 bedrooms out of 9 and still enjoy all of the amazing 'features' of Brisa Caribe! This is what they call a 'great deal' both in Mexico and the rest of the world!
The real question is – How long has it been since you have designated time for a long relaxing vacation, away from hustle and hectic rhythms of the city together with your friends and family? You owe yourself a vacation! So make it worth remembering and book your stay at this rare Gem of Mayan Eden. Inquire about this amazing Puerto Aventuras vacation villa.
The villa can be rented as a whole 9 bedroom property or in partial bedroom configurations.
Please Note: We do not allow anyone to sleep on furniture or use cushions/pillows for beds.
NOTICE: Just like the sand on our beaches, availability shifts constantly. We coordinate reservations and availability with local people here. Add Brisa Caribe to your inquiry so we can reconfirm that your preferred dates are still open.
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I just wanted to take a couple of moments to say how amazing this villa was. I have just returned home to frozen Winnipeg from this slice of paradise and I have to say last week was one of the highlights of my 36 years. The villa was everything we hoped for and so much more. Even with our group of 13 we never felt crowded and it was easy to find a spot away from everyone for peace and quiet. The villa was immaculate and spacious and felt like a home, not some cookie cutter rental property. The staff was very warm and friendly and always had a smile for us. The food the ladies prepared for us was fantastic as well and each night was a new treat. Some of our group was concerned the Puerto Aventuras was going to be too far off the beaten path but soon found that everything we could want was within easy walking distance. I have to also recommend a few of the area attractions. My wife and 8 year old son enjoyed an afternoon they will treasure forever when they went to the Dolphin Discovery. They got to swim with dolphins, manatees, sea lion and even sharks. The facility is well run by very knowledgeable and friendly trainers. A few of us also booked a fishing charter through Capt. Rick's and went for an afternoon of fishing. We met Leo on the docks and he looked after us like we were family. We went out with Capt. Lala and his 1st mate. As it turned out the fishing wasn't spectacular on that day, but we still got a couple and had great fun. They also run a first class operation. I spent a few days snorkeling right in front of the villa and have to say it was simply breath-taking. A number of our group had booked snorkeling charters to various reefs in the area, but all came back and said they saw more and in greater numbers right out front. I could go on forever about all the great experiences we had at Brisa Caribe, it helped me cross many items off my life's "bucket list".
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Get an overview of this hotelMotel in Moriarty with free breakfast and 24-hour front desk
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Situated in Moriarty, this motel is within a 15-minute walk of Lewis Antique Auto & Toy Museum and Moriarty Civic Center. US Southwest Soaring Museum is 0.8 mi (1.3 km) away.
Along with a 24-hour front desk, this motel has RV/bus/truck parking and free breakfast. WiFi in public areas is free.
Property Features
All 68 rooms feature kitchenettes with refrigerators and microwaves, plus free WiFi and TVs with satellite channels. Guests will also find DVD players, minibars, and room service.
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A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. Wireless Internet access is complimentary. This Moriarty motel also offers RV/bus/truck parking and an elevator (lift). Complimentary self parking is available on site.
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 68
- Number of floors - 2
- Free breakfast
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- Free newspaper
- Air conditioning
- Free local calls
- Kitchenette
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Room service is available.
Guests are offered a complimentary continental breakfast each morning.
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at noon
Check-out time is 11 AM
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- Children are welcome.
- Pets allowed
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Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
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Motorola has just announced a new flagship smartphone – the Moto X Style phablet.
It's a successor to last year's flagship Moto X handset, and was unveiled today at Motorola's London launch event.
Moto X Style features
For starters, you're looking at a 5.7-inch QHD display – that's much more than the 5.2-inch Moto X from last year.
The phone uses a huge 21-megapixel image sensor that Motorola claims uses the latest most advanced camera technologies available.
The rear-facing camera is capable of shooting 4K video and is, apparently, "the best we've ever built".
It's also got a 5-megapixel camera on the front that makes use of a wide-angle lens.
It's also got super-fast charging that Motorola claims is 50 per cent faster than the Samsung Galaxy S6.
Motorola describes the Style as "the world's fastest charging phone".
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That's juicing up a 3,000mAh battery that's purportedly good for 30-hours of mixed use – wait for our full review on that front.
And, of course, the device is running on Google's latest Android 5.1 Lollipop operating system.
But you probably want to know about the upcoming Android M, right? Well Motorola says the Style will get "priority when it comes to software upgrades". Painfully ambiguous.
Don't forget that the Moto X Style offers universal LTE banding, which means it will work on any carrier's 4G network.
The device boasts a signature curved back and an array of design choices through the Moto Maker – including leather, wood, and rubber, with metallic accents and engraving available too.
The phone comes in three storage options – 16GB, 32GB, and 64GB. That's expandable by a further 128GB thanks to a microSD slot.
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Property Location
With a stay at Hampton By Hilton Newcastle, you'll be centrally located in Newcastle City Center, steps from Genting Casino Newcastle and O2 Academy Newcastle. This hotel is within close proximity of Mill Volvo Tyne Theatre and Life Science Centre.
Make yourself at home in one of the 160 air-conditioned rooms featuring flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available to keep you connected. Private bathrooms with showers feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include safes and desks, and housekeeping is provided daily.
Enjoy the recreation opportunities such as a 24-hour fitness center or make use of other amenities including complimentary wireless Internet access.
Satisfy your appetite at a coffee shop/café serving guests of Hampton By Hilton Newcastle. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge.
Business, Other Amenities
Featured amenities include a business center, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and dry cleaning/laundry services.
Hotel Facilities
- Roll-in shower
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- Free breakfast
- Free WiFi
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- Total number of rooms - 160
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The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
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On the second day of his wandering, Asa found tracks in the soft dirt. They were not the tracks of a man, but of a giant beast. There were deep gouges where talons had scraped the ground. Spots of red dotted the soil between each awkwardly-placed print, as if the creature had been stumbling.
Asa followed the tracks.
For a long time, he saw, heard, and smelled nothing beyond the trees and dirt. Then something roared.
He turned and saw a dragon leaning heavily against a tree, chest heaving. It raised its gray head, and Asa recognized insanity in its eyes. Its muzzle was speckled with blood; its sides were thin and scales dull. This was a dragon that had been in the Other Space.
Asa crouched a couple meters away, watching it quietly.
"Go away," the dragon rasped. It shaped the human words with difficulty; the sounds tumbled from its maw, graceless and breathy.
"You didn't exist a moment ago," Asa said.
It said nothing, only watched him with anger in its eyes.
"You're not from here," Asa said. "How long have you been drinking the water and eating the food? There's magic in this land, and once it gets inside you, it never comes out." The dragon still said nothing, so Asa continued. "It's terrible, isn't it? I don't want to disappear anymore, even though I like the feeling a lot better than existing. It hollows you out."
"What do you want?" the dragon asked.
Asa shrugged.
"I don't know. I've never seen a dragon before. What's your name?" Silence was its response, so he kept talking. "I'm Asa. I mostly didn't exist because my parents didn't want me, so they locked me away. I escaped." He beamed. Escaping had been good; he was still pleased with himself for that.
Silence, the sound of a heartbeat in the Other Space. Asa just looked at the dragon, and it looked back at him.
"I'm not going to hurt you or anything," Asa said.
"I tried—" The dragon's voice broke. "I tried to fly."
"Did you disappear by accident?"
Asa closed his eyes. He could imagine soaring, vast wings spread wide, and then vanishing in the next moment. When the dragon reappeared, it would have fallen long and hard, wind tearing feathers from its wings and scales from its bulk before it could right itself in the air. Asa, too, would have walked after that.
"We should be friends," Asa said. He scooted closer to the dragon until the distance between them was no longer than his arm.
"Because we can help each other. I want to get out of here, and you keep disappearing by accident. So carry me out. If I'm within sensing distance of you, you can't disappear at all, and flying would be the fastest way for me to leave here."
The dragon raised its head so it was towering above Asa. If its gray scales were shining, if its horns were clean and white, if there wasn't blood in its mouth and fear in its eyes, it would have been terrifying to behold. As it was, Asa saw only a tired creature that needed help.
"How can I trust you, little boy?" Its voice rumbled in its chest.
"We're the same. We're both gray and empty and wanting to be whole again."
Another long silence. Asa counted the seconds in his head.
"My name is Vas. I was not always gray."
Asa grinned.
"What color were you?"
"The color of rusted iron."
"Does this mean we're friends?"
"We'll be friends if I like you," Vas said. "For now, I will fly with you. If I dislike you, I will drop you as soon as we leave this forsaken place. If I like you, you may stay with me for as long as you wish. If I am at risk of disappearing in my own lands as well, it would do to have a friend. These are my terms. Do you find them acceptable?"
"Yes," Asa breathed.
The dragon seemed to regain some strength. He righted himself and spread his wings wide.
"We must leave at once," he said. "The journey is long and my home is calling me. Climb on my back, little boy."
Asa did. He gripped one of Vas's long spines in his hands. Vas's scales were smooth beneath his legs.
"Where is your home?" Asa asked.
"With the Faylore Flight," Vas growled. With that, he began to run, wings pumping to get their combined weight off the ground. Asa held on tightly.
They rose above the trees. The cold wind buffeted Asa, tugging at his clothes and hair and skin, and it was uncomfortable. But for the first time, Asa was glad to be alive.


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"Tell me one more time why we're here?" he asked, with a deliberately affect-less tone that belied his growing impatience.
We're here to find pretty rocks, like we do every year."
The middle aged couple stood side by side on the stony beach facing the Atlantic Ocean, just below Montauk Lighthouse. Looking out across the vast expanse of shimmering blue, beyond the knee-high waves breaking in front of them and out to the sharp edge of the horizon, where blue sky met the indigo sea, the woman tried to visualize the unimaginable distance between them and the next landfall to the east, Portugal. The man was worrying about traffic on the roads highways.
This was the spot they returned to every summer to commemorate their engagement. Nearly two decades ago, he proposed to her on that beach, bruising his knee on the rocks as he knelt. He joked that he had lured her there for a rock-gathering excursion so he could give her a rock while standing on rocks and surrounded by rocks. He thought the connections he drew were funny and clever, and out of love for him, she chose not to disagree.
I Remember Pete
(From The New York Times, January 28, 2014: "Pete Seeger, the singer, folk-song collector and songwriter who spearheaded an American folk revival and spent a long career championing folk music as both a vital heritage and a catalyst for social change, died on Monday in Manhattan. He was 94."
I met Pete Seeger during the summer of 1972, when I was a 16-year-old volunteer on the Hudson River Sloop Clearwater. I don't think I knew anything about him or even who he was before I sat in front of him as we rowed a small boat to the anchored Clearwater, but the strength of his spirit and the warmth of his personality immediately captured my heart. We sang as we rowed, letting the music keep our oar strokes in synchrony. That was my first lesson from Pete, although I wasn't aware then that I was being given a priceless education.
My second lesson came shortly thereafter when I sat next to Pete while all of us on board the Clearwater joined him in singing one classic folk song after another. I didn't know how to sing a single note then, but I didn't hesitate to raise my voice. I remember singing "If I Had a Hammer," "We Shall Overcome," This Land is Your Land," "Guantanamera," "Garbage" (a particularly dear song for us on the Clearwater), and my favorite, a children's song called "Abiyoyo." There was no end to the singing and our joy grew with each verse. Though I would not realize it for decades to come, that day Pete taught me the power of song and the importance of community. We were all united in spirit and in purpose simply because Pete united us in song.
We were all so very young and determined to change the world. With Pete, we learned that the task need not be a struggle marked by conflict. Rather, it can and should be an act of joy and it is probably best accomplished when accompanied by folk songs and banjo music.
Thanks to Pete, I now joyfully raise my voice in song in support of great causes whenever I can. And I don't particularly care that I'm still tone-deaf (My voice may be a "barbaric yawp," but it is mine.).
Farewell, Pete. I love you, I will always miss you and I will never stop singing.
Remembering Toshi Seeger
(From The New York Times, July 11, 2013–"Toshi Seeger, whose husband the folk singer Pete Seeger has credited for at least half his success — from helping to organize the first Newport Folk Festival to campaigning to clean the Hudson River — died on Tuesday at their home in Beacon, N.Y. She was 91.")
In 1972, when I was a teenager of only 16, I spent part of my summer vacation aboard the sloop Clearwater as part of the volunteer crew. I met Toshi and Pete Seeger at one of the many stops we made along the Hudson River, championing the then nascent cause of environmentalism. I remember sitting on the deck of the Clearwater next to Pete, singing folk songs with him. I never did much singing and didn't really know how, but that didn't matter. When Pete was around, you just couldn't help but sing with him.
And, wherever Pete was, Toshi was always there, too. She arrived on board the Clearwater even before Pete and talked to each of us to make sure we had everything we needed. Like any mother, she had to make sure we had enough to eat and brought us a huge basket filled with her homemade peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. She had made everything herself; the bread, the peanut butter and the jelly. They were not the best sandwiches any of us had ever eaten, but we didn't care; we were grateful and finished them all in no time at all and with smiles on our faces. Toshi's joyful and nurturing spirit was as infectious as Pete's singing. We just couldn't help but love her.
Together, over the course of that summer and the next, Toshi and Pete helped shape my world view and inform my developing morality. Now, as then, I know we must be good stewards of the Earth and loving neighbors to each other. Most of all, we should never ignore the songs in our hearts.
I will never forget them and I will always love them. I simply cannot imagine Pete without Toshi. It is with a mix of deep sorrow and joyful memories that I extend my sympathies to Pete and his family. We will all miss Toshi.
When Is A Cave Not A Cave? (new fiction)
My wife and I had already completed our list of the more typical adventures: Bungee jumping, white-water rafting, skydiving, mountain climbing, even diving with Great White sharks. But, with each new adventure, the adrenalin rush seemed a little less intense. So, when we got to the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park for our latest adventure vacation, I thought I had to do something to ratchet up the excitement. My brilliant idea was to explore one of the newest and freshest caves on the planet: A new lava tube.
The trouble with a lava tube is that it's not like an ordinary cave. Those are usually cold and damp. Lava tubes are hot—really hot. After all, they are formed as hot lava forces its way through older and cooler lava, called basalt, leaving a nearly perfect tube. Even the old dead ones never seem to cool down.
Take me out of this ballgame (new fiction)
"Why is it so important that I pretend to be a Yankee fan, Sue?" I said, trying not to be heard above the din at Yankee stadium. "What difference does it make?"
"You can't pretend!" Sue hissed at me. "Don't you dare tell anyone in my family that you're pretending. I don't want to give them any more reasons to wonder about you."
"Wonder about me? This is crazy! I'm the baseball fan! You don't even know how the game is played."
"Shut up and cheer when I do."
Brevity Is the Soul of…What?
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Castile, Spain, 1099.Cristina is just a frightened servant girl who works in the palace.Until, that is, she gets tangled up in a cunning plot. She will becrucial in the success of the great kinght El Cid's last battle and thesafety of the entire city against the attacking Berbers. She will haveto find new depths of courage to play her part.An unusual tale, based on a real medieval knight, this story is full of Terry Deary's dark humour and dry wit.
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My Boyfriend is a CannibalMature
This is a poem inspired by me imagining schoolgirls singing it about bad exs! Oh and for added effect, imagine Amanda Palmer singing it with her piano.
My boyfriend is a cannibal
I think he is a mess
Said not to worry bout the way I dress
When he pins me down his hands chill me to the bone
They're large and thick and hairy, and feel like stone
And When he shows his mandibles his eyes they confess
They'd really like a piece of my woman breast.
I never thought I'd ever like chicken less
And when I go to feed em my eyes look away
In case he wants to eat em, with a nice Chianti
I think he knows Hannibal
If so my brains are DOA
If Starling is to be believed
They'll be on silver today
If you date my boyfriend
Don't feed him tacos, less
You'd like him to have a bite of fast food on your chest
And suicide isn't merry when he chews on your bones
You'd rather wish he grind you for a philly-cheese steak with all the recipes he knows
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Says I won't notice, or even cry
So don't date my boyfriend
He's crazy dont you see.
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Cook you with some animals
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Chapter Two (Part Two)
"Yes, but Richard isn't planning to explain and introduce you for a while," Danny said, a warning tone evident. Gamma's face split into a grin and Danny groaned.
"Gamma-" Danny began.
"What?" Gamma asked standing up, acting oblivious.
"Don't try to find them and mess things up," Danny warned. Gamma mocked offence and crossed his arms.
"I wouldn't mess things up. Besides, I can explain myself just fine." Gamma jumped back to the platform and out the far door before Danny could get out anything more articulate than groans of annoyance.
He didn't get very far. Security burst into the corridor, wearing the regulation gear they always wore, plus hazmat suits to deal with him.
"Screw you Danny," Gamma shouted as security hauled him back to his room, hoping Danny heard it over the surveillance system.
"Nice seeing you again Stu," Gamma threw over his shoulder. The lead security guy waved him off with a smile. At least one of them was easygoing. Gamma flopped onto his bed in annoyance and glared up at his ceiling. Unfortunately he could get anywhere from anywhere in this place. Apart from his bedroom, Dick had made sure he could be trapped here. The computer dinged and Gamma gave it a glance.
He sighed, looked like what was going to be an exciting day is nothing more than the usual. He played some first person shooter game because an online friend asked him too. Not really engaging in the conversations going on. He had no clue what Doctor Who was. Though if he asked Danny or Dick, he'd properly get given all the series. That was how things worked. His internet access was limited to online gaming. God forbid he tell the world about his existence. His private chat beeped.
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RadzTom89 didn't speak again so Gamma went back to killing random things. When he got bored of that he went back to his bed to try to sleep. He wondered about the girl again. Somewhere, that girl was here. Of course he'd been joking around when he had called her cute. He'd barely glanced at her when he said it. Not that he had a lot to compare her to. The only women here were strict scientist-types. Apart from Angie, who Danny was trying and failing to get with. Danny - smartest guy alive, but stutters around anything female.
Would I stutter? He'd never considered ever meeting a girl his own age. He'd always been told his life would be in this compound. Seeing the sunlight through bullet proof windows and breathing the same recycled air. Through it went through a filter. It was a precaution since he was here.
The half-human, half-thing Dick created. And why did he do it? Because he could. Gamma punched a pillow and managed a fitful sleep.


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SUBMITTED: Saturday, April 10, 2004POSTED: Saturday, April 10, 2004
Are you an owner, employee or ex-employee with either negative or positive information about the company or individual, or can you provide "insider information" on this company?
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