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Hey guys got some BBS LMs I'm currently rebuilding.
Specs will be 18x8+25(F) & 18x9+27(R) Reverse mounted.
Original specs were +40/42. Have some 205/40/18 Nankangs to mount.
You think I will have any issues with fitment.
Going to be running max camber in rear, some camber up front and guards rolled and pulled if needed.
Car is static also running BC Gold Series coils. Any info or experience in this fitment would be appreciated.
I am brand new to this forum and was thinking of getting BBS LM 19x8.5 et48 for my mk6 golf TDi... Is anyone else running that on stock suspension?
anyone have any input on 18x9.5 et38 wheels? Currently I have v710s and they're 18x8.5 et45 and I'm sitting right around 24" FTG. I already have my front fenders rolled and pulled a bit and I'm sitting on 225/40s. I know I might have to pull the fronts some more and the rears for sure, but I was wondering if I could be okay with this more aggressive wheel staying on a 225. Reason being I just got new tires in June and I don't want to get rid of them because they're pilot super sports. Was considering going to a 215 worst case but I could be good on a 225 that's ideally what I'd like to stick with
So now that I've finally sourced a set of CarLine CM6s for the Golf, I'm keen to get them on. However, I had to pull the front arches ever so slighty to make them work.
I was hoping to run the spec of the wheels both front and back and see whether you think these should be perfect. If you would change anything to help the overall stance, please let me know.
The car is running on the AirLift Slam kit with the chassis notched so there's no real issues there. It's whether the stance looks decent enough.
The rear wheels have a natural camber so I'm not so concerned with them as I'll know the fit. It's the fronts and the overall look that I'm interested in hearing from knowledgeable people like yourselves.
CarLine CM6 Fronts
Rear Wheels: 8.5" x 18"
5x112 - ET33
Tyre Profile: 205/40/18"
CarLine CM6 Rears:
Rear Wheels: 8.5" x 18"
5x112 - ET33
Tyre Profile: 205/40/18"
I only tested one of the front wheels since having my front arches pulled ever so slightly and they seem to fit alright, but only just.
I'll post a pic or two and see what you think.
Personally, I'd have liked the front to have come plenty down over the front wheel but my front bumper does the tarmac. Would a smaller wheel help get around this or is there simply nothing else I can do?
Also, one thing playing on my mind is I'm after spriggot rings before front and back. From the pic below, could someone tell me what size rings I'd be needing to ensure the wheels can fit securely onto the hubs.
Any questions, please let me know.
As always, I appreciate all the help over the years so thanks for all your time and effort!
I look forward to hear from you.
Doin my HomeWork, but still can't find a more exact definite answer.
2013 2dr Gti, on DG Springs. Lookin at some 19x9 et45. will I rub? or barely tuck and be ok? fenders are rolled, and screws are gone.. thinkin 225/35
Have you taken off the front bumper looked under the front to see what is holding you up? Have you trimmed your fender liners? My TT was held up a decent amount by them.
As far as hub rings go, the best way is to measure the centerbore of your wheels
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Not the greatest pic, but running 18x9.5 ET36 all around with Neogen 205/40/18's with -3* camber front and rear allowing the fenders to sit on the lip. My fenders aren't even rolled so the plan for next year is something 18x10 all around with a lower offset and rolled fenders.
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I'm considering going with new rubber, but in 235/40/19. In the picture below, my R is sitting on 235/35z/R19 (LM's are 19"x8.5 offset 32, faces are flipped though)
Will the added profile from 235 to 240, affect the car detrimentally? Rubbing? It's not lowered, and if I can get some of that motorsport look, I'd be cool with it.
Sorry, should've read tire profile increasing from 35 to 40 (not, 235 to 240).
Doesn't seem the 235/40/19 tire size is very common on MK6's.
What size tire are you running in the back??
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Jury Reaches Verdict in Robert Nodine Trial
Published June 20th, 2012
A year later, and a traumatic incident at a North Central Florida school finally gets some resolution and it was a legal resolution.
This evening a jury convicted Robert Nodine for shooting at a police officer outside the school.
Nodine was charged with attempted murder of a law enforcement in the first degree, Thee jury found him guilty of a lesser charge, attempted voluntary manslaughter.
Nodines attorney Aubroncee Martin stated that Nodine had the right to defend himself against High Springs Police Officer Charles Harper because he felt threatened.
"I was not aware that he was there until I turned around and saw him with his safety off his finger on the trigger and start to pull it," said Nodine.
"When that happened what was going through your mind," asked Martin.
"That he was going to shoot me," said Nodine.
Prosecutors argued this was not a situation in which Nodine could shoot at a law enforcement officer.
Nodine testified he had no intent in killing Harper. His goal was simply to make him nervous.
The shooting happened back on May 18, 2011 at High Springs Community School.
Nodine was at the school responding to a call that said the Department of Children and Families had asked school staff to hold his grandchildren.
It took the jury two hours and 15 minutes to deliberate.
Nodine was also found guilty on four other counts related to possessing weapons on school property, trespassing and aggravated assault.
Nodine will be sentenced at a later date.
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I'm getting pretty vocal about this type of stuff - it is illegal to do what she did, at least in Texas. It is "endangering a child" - a crime!
I would have stayed by the vehicle, called 911, and identified myself as a concerned citizen. I would have then relayed the facts to dispatch, and I would have stayed until a LEO arrived, at which time I would again recite the facts.
Children die in cars in Texas EVERY summer because their parents are stupid, ignorant, lazy or all of the above.
Until the Britanny Spears of the world get thrown in jail for a few months or years though for their thoughtless irresponsible behavior, I despair.


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John Carter was interested in old machinery and fairground art.
People began giving him gear and rides, or selling them to him when they retired, knowing he would keep them working.
His obsession encompassed his family and now, a decade after his death, Carters Steam Fair, staffed by John's widow, his sons and many old friends, travels for 7 months of the year, and spends winter in the yard fettling, burnishing and painting.
There are gallopers (no, not carousels) of extraordinary glamour and beauty, dizzying steam yachts and the amazing Chair -o - Planes.
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I think it can feel slighting for sure and you are entitled to have a table for your close people in your life to celebrate your daughters wedding.
It may be a good idea when things feel a bit calmer that you sit down with them and let them know that if feels hurtful for you not to have anyone special in your life there to celebrate the joyous occasion. Try and stay away from the labels such as inconsiderate and if they define you as controlling you can also let them know that it is not just because you are paying for the wedding...that even if you weren't you would want to share this joy with people in your life too.
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telling them they are hurtful isn't using labels ?
but i get your point, dont use labels, tell people how I feel, not what they are doing; got it
but they never have ever cared before; it's not going to start now
yes exactly...you can say you are feeling hurt which you are...rather than defining their behavior as hurtful
the point is you should be entitled to have your core there as well as this is a big day for you too
this is the same daughter that on her facebook page listed her step father as "father" under her "family"
didnt have me as anything, but just before asking em to pay for the wedding, asked me to "friend" her
that is very painful for you
told her maybe she should ask her "father" rather than a "friend"
so there seems to be quite a bit of history here...and you not feeling recognized and now that is showing up here in the wedding.
i made her what she is; spoiled her; granted her everything at every point in her life; to make up for being a child of a divorced family; so i reap what i sowed
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When my son was a toddler, we were driving down the road one day when he spotted something. He pointed to a football stadium, "Look Mommy, church!" I said, "No, that's a football stadium." Then I paused, "…which is kind of the same thing."
The reason it's cliché is because it's true: In the South, football is a religion. We rear our children with stories of the 12 Disciples who followed Jesus around the Holy Land right along with tales of die-hard fans who follow their teams to games around the SEC in RVs.
From time to time, folks get a little confused. There's a group in Alabama who think one day the trumpets will sound, the clouds will part and Bear Bryant will take the faithful home to Glory. A small group of Florida fans are certain Tim Tebow is the Word made flesh to dwell among us.
It's no wonder, really that football, and specifically college football, is so easily confused with church. The smells and bells are nearly the same.
Remember the Sabbath day, to keep it holy. Exodus 20:8
College football is played on Saturday. It has the good manners to keep its schedule away from the Lord's Day. This gives those who still practice a faith other than pigskin a chance to keep both in their lives without feeling they've betrayed their true religion. No one ever speaks of which one is more important.
A feast is made for laughter, and wine makes life merry… Ecclesiastes 10:19
Many rural churches hold "dinner on the grounds." Except for a funeral, this is the best food you will ever eat. Southern Christian women will put out a spread, potluck style, for all to enjoy. There is usually fried chicken, devilled eggs and homemade ice cream. It almost always requires a nap. In football terms, we call this tailgating.
This is how Aaron is to enter the Most Holy Place: He must first bring a young bull for a sin offering and a ram for a burnt offering, He is to put on the sacred linen tunic, with linen undergarments next to his body; he is to tie the linen sash around him and put on the linen turban. These are sacred garments; so he must bathe himself with water before he puts them on. Leviticus 16:3-4
When a priest makes his way to the Holy of Holies, he best be wearing the proper outfit and animals to burn. When a sorority girl or fraternity boy enters The Grove, if they've had any home training at all, she's in fall's latest fashions, and he's got some sort of carcass to grill. Failure to be dressed properly or feed your guests may not result in sudden death physically, but socially, it could put a person's future options for dating on life support.
And the voice I had first heard speaking to me like a trumpet said, "Come up here, and I will show you what must take place after this." Revelation 4:1
God gave John the Revelator a vision of the end times in a dream. He was shown epic battles of good vs. evil. This is heady stuff. Lots of writers would like to believe they have also been shown signs by God. Occasionally, after a particularly tough season, a historic loss or an implosion of Biblical proportions, some sports writer will believe he's "had a dream." Unfortunately, it will not be the stuff of scripture.
He'll make wild predictions, speculate on the futures of coaches and players, and stir pots that are best left alone. He'll all but sell the program to China to pay off the trade debt, but he will almost certainly be full of malarkey.
You will hear of wars and rumors of wars, but see to it that you are not alarmed… Matthew 24:6
In Biblical times, travelers from distant lands brought news from afar. Their news was unreliable at best, but never seemed to stop the Chicken Littles of the time from fretting. In 2012, we call these Internet message boards.
When someone has a "reliable source" that depends your best friend's sister's boyfriend's brother's girlfriend hearing from this guy who knows this kid who's going with the girl seeing Ferris pass out at 31 Flavors, they are not in the know. New coaches are not sending signals through the television by what color tie they wear. Recruits' Twitter feeds are not coded messages. Eating a chicken sandwich for lunch does not indicate he's committing to South Carolina. But that doesn't stop folks from hoping, dreaming and praying they have finally figured "it" out, whatever it may be.
They are the people of Israel, chosen to be God's adopted children. God revealed his glory to them. He made covenants with them and gave them his law. He gave them the privilege of worshiping him and receiving his wonderful promises. Romans 9:4
When all outsiders know about Southern football is bonfires, Hog calls, cowbells or Rocky Top, it can be difficult to understand the loyalty to the sport. If that's all they see, they've missed the point. It's about community.
It's about my mother who dressed me in all red and explained in the same voice she used to explain math problems (which was totally no nonsense and direct), "That's Texas. We don't like Texas." It's about the elderly ladies who won't start their prayer meetings until the game is over, or rush to finish, depending on kick off time. It's about teaching my son referee signals while wearing a team jersey when he was only two years old.
It's a community that has history and future. Its fans are a family, whose only demand is that you pay attention and care about your team. There's a commitment to excellence, but a loyalty beyond wins and losses.
Community isn't easy to come by. It's harder to maintain. It requires a life-long commitment to sustain. It needs historians, storytellers jokers and trainers. It needs people with something to invest, who are often undervalued in other parts of their lives. In other words, it needs Southerners. And we report for duty every Fall.
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The phrase "slimline desktop replacement" may sound like an oxymoron, but the Asus UL50 is just that. Asus has squeezed a 15.6in display into a chassis that stands just 31mm high, and weighs a modest 2.41kg.From the moment you lay eyes on it, it's clear the UL50 wants to go toe to toe with the Acer Aspire Timeline 5810T. Both have brushed-aluminium effect lids and sleek good-looks, but the Asus complements this with gloss-black innards. It's one good-looking laptop.The UL50 isn't as sturdy as a traditional desktop replacement, but it isn't far off. There's little give in the slim base, but the lid is more flexible.Despite its slim figure, the UL50 has all the features of a proper desktop replacement. There's a DVD writer, a 500GB hard disk, 802.11n wireless and Bluetooth, and an LED-backlit panel. And although its dimensions make it significantly bulkier than any ultraportable, battery life is right up with the longest-lasting models on the market. We recorded just less than 11 hours of life in our light-use test, and more than four hours of heavy use; a mighty achievement by any standards.That longevity does come with some compromises, however. The low-voltage processor runs at just 1.3GHz - a whisker behind that of the carbon-copy Acer - and despite 4GB of DDR2 memory, it achieved a score of only 0.66 in our benchmarks. Entertainment potential is similarly limited by the Intel integrated graphics, which provided unplayable frame rates in our Crysis tests. The Scrabble-tile keyboard isn't too shabby, and although some may dislike the short-travel keys and the soft action, the wide, spacious layout lets touch-typists get right up to speed. The oddly dimpled trackpad, although reliable, is more of an acquired taste. As long as you aren't seeking a gaming goliath, the UL50 has much to offer. It's both attractive and blessed with some genuine all-round ability. The big question is whether a 15.6in laptop can remain usable with such little raw power, but if your needs are undemanding - and you need superb battery life - this is a fine choice.
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I don't have any other mountains to compare this one to, but I think it is a pretty big resort.
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For just $30, you can join us for a fun, family-friendly morning where you walk or run 3.1 miles to benefit clean water initiatives in Africa.
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Leawood, KS 66224
This event is a fun family event! Handmade medals from South Africa are awarded to the top three runners in each age group. All proceeds go directly to our missions initiatives in Africa for clean water, training, and community health. Past proceeds have helped provide medical supplies, equipment, education, and wells for clean drinking water.
This race is a fast, flat course, and we have some of the best post-race food in town (so we've been told). After the main 5K event, a Kid's Fun Run (the Rocket Dash) will be held. The race begins and ends at The United Methodist Church of the Resurrection, located in Leawood, Kansas.
This is our 12th year to host this event. We'd love to have you join us!
We will also be collecting gently used or new shoes during Packet Pickup and the morning of the race, to be donated to a local charity.
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Our Mission
Join us for a fun, family-friendly morning where you walk or run 3.1 miles to benefit Africa. All proceeds from the event this year will go directly to our initiatives in Malawi, Africa for clean drinking water. Past proceeds have helped provide medical equipment, education, community health, and clean water in Africa.
In Malawi:
- 4 million people lack access to safe drinking water.
- During a drought, women in Malawi can spend up to 8 hours a day fetching 40 pounds of water.
- 1,700 children die each year from causes related to unsafe water and sanitation.
- When a community gains access to clean water, child deaths drop in half.
Want to learn more about Resurrection's commitment to Malawi and how you can become involved?
Visit Our Malawi Page
Past support of the Sacred Steps 5K helped the Democratic Republic of the Congo by:
- Providing education on neo-natal resuscitation to save the lives of more babies.
- Equipping the Shungu clinic with improved lighting and additional surgical instruments and equipment.
- Educating university students in areas of surgery and medical care. After graduation, most students will return home to provide health care to their communities.
- Providing clean water in communities that suffered from many water-related illnesses due to poor drinking water.
Volunteer at Sacred Steps
We need help on race day.
If you are interested in helping, please contact Steven Brightwell. Volunteers wanting to help with Race Packet Assembly should attend FaithWork on September 9th at 8:45am. Registration for this volunteer opportunity will open soon. All other volunteer positions click on: Volunteer Now.
Volunteers Positions Available:
- 14 Race Course Monitors
- 4-6 Start/Finish Line and Timing Chip Helpers
- 1-2 Kids Rocket Dash (Fun Run) Helpers
- 6-10 Packet Pickup Helpers (on September 22-23) and Registration Assistants (on Race Day)
If you would like to help contact Steve Brightwell at email@example.com. Most volunteers should plan to arrive no later than 7:00 AM on race day (Saturday, Sept. 23) and stay until the completion of the event (approximately 10:00 AM). Volunteer check-in will be in the Narthex near the registration tables. The run will proceed rain or shine so be prepared for inclement weather. In the event of hazardous conditions, a go/no go decision will be made at 8:00 AM on race day.
Course Monitors: Course monitors will be stationed at each turn/corner along the race route and will assist the participants in staying on the proper race course, course monitors should encourage (cheer) on the runners as well as look for and report any participants in distress or other emergency issues. We will have medical assistance available at the start/finish as well as the mid-point.
Start/Finish Line and Timing Chip Volunteers: Start/Finish Line and Timing Chip helpers will be stationed at the Start/Finish Line located on the north side of the church and will help with organizing the runners into the proper formation to start the run, distribute water as participants finish the race & assist with timing chip removal.
Kids Rocket Dash (Fun Run) Volunteers: Kids Rocket Dash helpers will be stationed at the Start/Finish Line located on the north side of the church and assist with the Kids Rocket Dash to be held immediately following the completion of the 5K run.
Packet Pickup/Registration Volunteers: Packet Pickup/Registration helpers will meet in the Narthex and are needed at various times between 10:00 AM and 7:00 PM on Friday (Sept. 22) and then again between 6:30 AM and 8:00 AM on Saturday (Sept. 23) to assist with Race Packet Pickups and Race Day Registrations.
Packet Assembly Volunteers: Packet Assembly helpers will meet at the church on September 9th at 8:45am and will help assemble the packets given each race participant. Those interested in helping with Race Packet Assembly should sign up on the FaithWork website at least 3 weeks before race day.
Frequently Asked Questions
When does registration end?
Online registration will end Thursday, September 21, at 3:00 pm. Walk-in registrations can occur during packet pickup (check or cash only), and the morning of the race (price increases to $35 day of the event).
What does it cost to register for the race (prior to race day)?
- All timed participants are $30, regardless of age.
- All adults and teens over age 15 are $30.
- Teens and children age 14 and under, not timed, are $15.
- T-shirts for the Kids Rocket Dash are $10. Kids can participate in the Kids Rocket Dash for free (if no t-shirt is requested).
The price increases to $35 the day of the race (cash and check only).
Is there a registration deadline to be guaranteed a t-shirt?
Yes! You MUST register by September 17th to be guaranteed a t-shirt.
The name on the registration/ticket doesn't match the attendee. Is that okay?
It is extremely important that the assigned bib matches the registered person's name, age, and gender. If you need to make a change, please email Jonette prior to the event.
What is the refund policy?
There are no refunds. Any race packets not picked up by 8:00 am the day of the race will be forfeited.
What time should I get there on race day?
The race occurs on the north side of Building B on the Church of the Resurrection Leawood campus, located at 5001 W 137th Street.
The race will start promptly at 8:00 am, so we recommend you arrive by 7:30 so you can park and get lined up for the pre-race activities.
What can/can't I bring to the event?
No pets, please. Children may be in strollers or wagons, but skateboards, rollerblades, wheelies, etc. are not allowed.
The event will happen rain or shine, so please dress for the weather. If there is inclement weather that would endanger people, we will cancel the event in that condition.
When can I get my race packet?
- Friday, September 22: 10:00 am – 7:00 pm
- Saturday, September 23: 6:30 am – 8:00 am
What are my parking options?
There is plenty of free parking available at the church.
How can I contact the organizer with any questions?
Email Ryan Ross with any additional questions you may have.


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I only saw you rolling around H2O with these two losers
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what kinda headlights do you have there?
I hope my lady falls in love with our cabby as much as i have. that way i wont feel bad blowing money
At this same time the car was having charging issues due to a bad cluster connection (voltage regulator is controlled through the cluster, blah blah ten volts whatever). So when I decided to just baby the car back home since I was around the corner, the car wouldn't start again. I'll describe the rest from what must have been the point of view of the two people standing at the bus stop across the street:
Girl gets back into car, releases e-brake and allows car to roll backwards down the hill about 20 feet in the middle of the right lane with traffic coming, almost right into the intersection and suddenly the car bump starts and is loud as hell. Girl then drives a little ways up the road, hangs a u-turn, and drives back down the hill and around the corner, all the while with an exhaust pipe going "ting tin ting ting tin tin ting scccccrrrrrrrrrrrrraaaaaaape."
Needless to say when we got the second Rabbit and I saw the nice, rust free, all one piece exhaust with a dual downpipe I pounced on it!
And Miley, you were asking how my oil pan looked? I found a picture of my last one.
mines getting close to that...not as bad now since i raised it up a bit..
you just motivated the hell out of my creativity to get my bunny ready for waterfest this year!!! your story is inspiring thank you!
my cabby "bebop"
My Scirocco "siegfried"
Info on tires? Whitewalls just painted on or made with?
I'm jealous you get to go to h2o. I've only seen how awesome it is in eurotuner. I think the biggest event we have over here is Leavenworth. It's sweet though, driving through mountains to get to a German themed town. My exhaust hasn't drug on the ground yet, but your story puts into perspective exactly what I need, and exhaust isn't the only necessity.
Soooooooo, I finally got around to properly fixing my clutch cable sleeve bracket, which is also the pedal bracket. I ordered the new bracket from the dealer and after breaking my back lying under the dash for three hours, I finally got it in.
This was the time that I realized the location for my brake light switch was nonexistant on the new bracket.
Apparently there was a year split, and the bracket I needed is no longer made. Of cooooourse! So today I cut the piece I needed off my old bracket and JB welded it onto the new one. And ta da! I have brake lights again...a week later.
Is it summer yet???????
I declare springtime now!!!
Also found another pic from H2O. Looks dumped sitting on the grass.
Love it! Keep doing what you're doing!! Mind if I use one of your pics as a desktop for a while
Not sure if this has been done before, but I've custom fitted the dash from an 83 Rabbit to fit in my Cabby. Had to cut off the lower part of the dash which was the ash tray/coin compartment. I also didn't feel like figuring out how to wire the Rabbit headlight switch to my car, so I cut out the appropriate sized hole to fit my headlight switch in. Drilled a couple of holes for my horn and sub switches, and ta da!
Don't worry, the green pedals aren't staying.
I'm really digging that dash!
So it seems spring is in the air! This weekend is supposed to be beeeeeaaaaaauuuutiful, so the plan is to enjoy St Pattys day with a few of these and a welder!
Good combo, right??
The Laffnstalks makeover begins!
im liking the creativity. cool story and cool car
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Teaser pic! Bodywork is coming along well!
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What dO you have in the rear bumper slots?
my cabby "bebop"
My Scirocco "siegfried"
Loving the car and creativity. Between you and Miley you two definitely keep me entertained. And that's not a bad thing.


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Nothing. I have stayed in better b&bs!!!
It was a gorgeous hotel - the breakfast was a bit pricey but it was lovely
Excellent staff . relaxing atmosphere. Superior service Breakfast at €29(orange juice and cereal) for a 12 yr old is way too pricey!
Location is perfect but a bit overpriced for what you get. Room was a nice size and staff was very friendly. I think it is better without kids. Overpriced a bit for what you get. Had to call to have room made up after being out from 9:30-3:0 during the day... I guess someone just forgot.
1st they are SO ACCOMODATING. Thanks to guest services, concierge DENNIS :-0 and the crew plus the front door attendants, managers, housekeeping are all amazing. Guest Service Rep came to greet us and had the goats milk avail for my daughter. In the USA we can only purchase at select store and did not realize it was more common to have in Dublin. We have made Dublin-the Shelbourne as our #1 headquarters. The quality of our stay, the fact they have vetted services for a nanny, great food, amazing polite service from all departments simply speaks volumes. Mr. Hanley and his staff at this fine establishment continue to amaze me. I really appreciate the peace of mind they bring to me and my little 1 and 2 year old children each visit. We surely feel special and love the amazing spacious rooms. THANK YOU ALL!! See you again next year. I have only positive things to communicate. They can keep up the great work. Great food options, great concierge, guest services, housekeeping, food services.....blessings to you all!
The staff was incredibly accommodating and pleasant.
When I arrived at 10AM, there was no room ready (understandable), but when I returned in the afternoon, I was shown to a room with a worker working on scaffolding directly outside my window. The second room was fine, but I was disappointed that the clerk had initially no problem assuming he could leave us in a room where we could all wave to a worker!
excellent service, excellent staff, luxurious room - Fantastic hotel.
The hotel is grand and no detail is overlooked. The breakfast was superb but still talking of the impeccable service. A perfect 10 all around.
the feeling of luxury, excellent service from all of the staff, reception staff were very professional as were porters bar prices are a little on the high side.. Thats dublin i suppose
Breakfast was insanely good, the best part of our stay.
Lovely staff, very beautiful building. There was no complimentary water or tea/coffee making facilities in the room which was very annoying. We have to queue to get into the restaurant for breakfast - first time I've ever had to queue in a hotel for breakfast and did not expect this from a 5 * hotel.
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The room was excellent.
its location and the friendly staff also the breakfast buffet was excellent the bedrooms were very hot with no way of controling temperature
Basic Hotel, would not deem it luxury
Location, room size. I would stay again, now I know how to find the place. We travelled by car and found it almost impossible to find the entrance. By foot it would have been easy. We were given very many wrong directions. No AC
The room service staff very really nice and friendly and efficient. The bathroom was not particularly clean upon arrival. Also, the reception staff were not very motivated or friendly.
General athnosphere, good location. friendly staff Additional cost of breakfast. Breakfast not included in booking price. Breakfast was an additional Eur20.00 per person
The room was clean and had all I needed. I liked having the facility to make tea and coffee in the room. The staff were friendly and helpful.
Hotel was comfortable and staff were friendly and helpful at all times resolving a few difficulties I encountered. The bathroom fan came on continuosly during the night. I was transfered to another bedroom and hotel discounted bill by 40%.
location,clean,friendly staff.
Location and standard of room Breakfast was very poor standard and selection - Irish Breakfast at €12
located close to where I had business. Breakfast not included, €11.00 for a continental breakfast is too much, also I wanted a couple of poached eggs but was told I had to go to another restaurant in the hotel for these as the one I was in did not do hot food!
we requested lowest floor possible and were placed on the ground floor which was excellent. ease of parking below the hotel.good breakfast. our only problems were at breakfast. 1) limited selection of juice. I prefer tomato and only apple/orange offered. 2) the self service toast machine caused a bottleneck.
The hotel was absolutely beautiful! Great Staff and so affordable. I am a student traveling and this hotel was awesome and I have pretty high standards :) It was a slight bus ride to the center of town but that was only a pound or so it wasnt that hard at all
Professional staff,fabulous bedroom,beautiful building. That I forgot to book breakfast!
Bar area,nice ambience,relaxing
location to RDS
Very helpful staff.very clean and comfortable.Nice relaxing atmosphere.Excellent food.
Rooms were standard. Towels in bathroom were grey from over washing instead of white.
The room was spacious and clean.The food served in the bar was excellent and the bar staff were very friendly. The staff at the front desk were not helpful (I tried to get directions to get out of the city and they were most unhelpful and quite rude). The room was nice and spacious, but the extra bedding provided as part of the 'family room' was of very poor standard and very unconfortable. If you stay in this hotel do not accept room 127, it's just beside a can/water machine and main entrance to rooms and it was terribly loud up until 3 or 4 am. Perhaps our experience would have been different if we happened to be in a different room.
it was easily accessable from city one person in restaurant was quite rude to myself and another lady while getting a table for breakfast
The courtesy of staff The promptness of my getting my room The efficiency of the shuttle bus service and the willingness of the drivers to help load/unload luggage The cleanliness and comfort of the room The one thing I intensely disliked was the €7.50 tray charge for room service, I thought it was excessive and money-grabbing. I realise there is a cost involved in providing room service, but would have thought this was probably absorbed in the room charge.
Convenient, clean, mini-bus service
convienent locatin
Room Facilities. Ease of use re parking & airport shuttle. Only there one night
We loved the rooms, the service, the food and the 24 hour shuttle bus service to the Airport. It is a great place to stay before and after you fly and even for a weekend to spend in Dublin if you do not mind taking the free shuttle bus to the airport and then take a bus into the city. The food was moderate in cost but available during most of the time and until 11pm. Staff very friendly and the rooms are great, low price for the good quality compared to other hotels.
nice hotel would be base if on holiday info was wrong not hotel was noy as close as in info
Convenient to airport and the provision of a shuttle service to the airport When I went to collect my car it was difficult but I feel this could be overcome by the hotel numbering each bay or area within the parking complex.
The rooms has everything that is needed for a traveller - iron, hairdryer as well as trouser press. Very comfortable beds and lots of nice towels. The restaurant is not great.
Shuttle to the airport where we took bus to Dublin. Prices for food.
Great room with complimentary internet connection, great airport service I would have liked additional choices on the dinner menu. Although the food was excellent, there was no option of ordering a light meal, and no other restaurants nearby.
The hotel provide a free shuttle service to and from the airport which leaves every 20 minutes. If you request a wake up call, the hotel staff will call you at the required time and will then call you again 20 minutes later to enuse that you got it - Very helpful :o) Check-in and Check-out was very, very fast.
The central position of the hotel and also the overall excellent quality made for a very good short break.
Efficiency and friendliness of the staff; well-appointed, comfortable, clean room.
Pleasant environment, very nice location, friendly staff and spacious clean and luxurious room. The bed was too soft and streetnoise from nightlife
The staff were fantastic and the location perfect for some city shopping and exlporing the city The quality of room service food to cost was not the best
Location Rooms - small - sub standard bathrooms
the location and the rooms and the speed of check in nothing
the cleanliness of the room did not get much sleep as the noise from the fan kept us awake would have expected to have been told that there was a constant noise and would be going all night very disappointed
Location was excellent
Comort, facilities, closeness to the centre of *everything* in Dublin Gaining access at 5:30 am was slow
Hotel is very difficult when parking
location and comfort. continental breakfast just ok
Every one of the staff members was friendly, knowledgable and well groomed as well as articulate. Someone was constantly cleaning painting polishing or vacuuming something. One afternoon the do not disturb sign was ignored and the house keeping staff tried to force the door open. Luckily there was a second lock device to prevent that. My wife had just flown in from America and landed at 7am. She went across America and then across the Atlantic, and she was understandably tired. We were trying to rest when we heard the racket at the door, startling both of us. It actually made me pretty angry, since the Do Not Disturb sign was outside. The next day they forgot the bottles of water for my room. The following day they forgot face cloths. The refrigerator was struggling to keep things barely chilled, and because of the proximity to Temple Bar, we had to sleep with the windows closed for the entire weekend. I feel the hotel charged at least 35% more than my room was worth, possibly because it was the weekend of the marathon
Friendly and accommodating staff. Comfortable room with a very nice view onto the front garden. Breakfast extravaganza. Very convenient to all Dublin attractions. We loved it. Highly recommend.
The breakfast buffet was great with lots of options. The room was large and comfortable. The hotel is within walking distance to all of the sights, but is about a 10 minute walk (depending on how fast you walk). We love to walk so the location was fine for us, but it felt far after a night in Temple Bar.
Hotel is an excellent choice when visiting Dublin. It has excellent service, very clean, and good restaurant. Although it is not close to where most of the nightlife is there is an excellent local pub 2 blocks away and it is located on the local Luas light rail line which provides quick access to most of Dublin's tourist attractions. Slightly removed from what they call City Center
By the train station There was no plugs for hair tools and phone charging
Staff was helpful and excellent. Rooms were very clean. Accommodations were up to date. Triple room was somewhat cramped.
There was confusion too how many people we had in our party and had to pay an extra 30 euros and it took an extra long time to clear up the confusion after a long day of travel.
Location,breakfast,bedroom was nice size
We loved the room, the views, the quiet, the location. Close to the train station.The bed was so comfy! Also right near the landmark pub Nancy's Hand. The room design is outstanding! The bathroom was huge! We loved it here. There had a been some flooding from outside and it went into the hotel lobby on the day we arrived and it smelled horrible it was most likely sewer water. he smell only affected the area by the front door and the smell was gone by the time we left two days later. The hotel had professionals cleaners working on it as fast as possible. We would stay here again. The flooding was not there fault.
It's location was a prime factor in our decision. Phoenix Park was very close by, as was Guinness and The Old Jamison Distillery. Right near the train station and tram stop so access the further parts of thecity and country were 5 minutes away. We'd stay there again.
Breakfast was great Very clean Beautiful rooms The water pressure was really low, everything took several flushes. The surrounding area is great location wise, but at night it seems a bit rough. The hotel is very safe.
Lighting was bad for putting on makeup
Convenient to Dublin and the accomodations were very nice for the money.
Very comfortable beds, and climate control. Warm, obliging staff who responded quickly to all requests. Good parking, free internet access, very good breakfast and easy access to public transport with quite a few bus routes. Room service was prompt and very good. Could not find a bad point to say about this hotel
The hotel was beautiful and the staff were very friendly and helpful. The only problem was that the room was a bit dusty and for it to sleep 3 people the needs to be more towels and tea items to facilitate as we had to contact reception. N/A
The room was by most standards extremely quiet, and the gardens provide a splendid setting.
The hotel was lovely and the staff were really friendly. Would love to stay again. We arrived late around 9 so the restaurant was fully book which was fine as the girl at receiption told us that the bar were serving a substancial menu, we were delight as we were straving but when we went to the bar all they were serving soup and salads had we know this we would have got room service as it had such a variety.
Breakfast Evening meal was inedible, room was run down, staff were rude
I liked the actual building and relaxing bar areas I didn't think it was five star standard
Grand setting with fantastic gardens. The rooms smelt of smoke, even though I had a no smoking room. Which had recent cigarette burns to the curtains. Bathroom not quite up to standard (the shower was designed for short people, not even shorter!)
Had lovely food and wine in bar! Staff very friendly! We asked for 3 separate beds but I had to sleep on a roll in which would fit. Child and the mattress was poor quality!
The welcome and the comfortable surroundings, the nice breakfast and the helpful staff. I noticed that the window in my room was very draughty - it was a windy night and there was a definite breeze blowing in. I imagine you would save money on your heating costs if you addressed it - room 207.
Able to accommodate early check in request, friendly staff Tv didn't work, took 3 attempts to resolve lounge facilities were able to be booked by non-residents meaning it was very difficult to find a suitable table or seat. I was informed by the hotel that they never booked more than 50% of the sofas, this was not the case as one stage all had reserved signs on them
Location Food and drink prices
Location was good. Bar & Restaurant were all very good although expensive - where isn't in Dublin?! Bed, although double, was a bit small and uncomfortable. Air conditioning in room did not work properly (room was freezing though we did not complain) as did guest services on the TV for one whole day so it was hard to find any information as that was where the hotel directory is.
The central location of the hotel and car parking facilities and friendliness of the staff Slight confusement getting from the carpark into the hotel
The location of the hotel was perfect. Within walking distance to all central attractions in Dublin. The worst thing was on entering and leaving via the front enterance there was an awful smell of smoke and several people stood on the front steps smoking. Off putting.
I loved the rooms, very pretty. The staff were all very accommodating and friendly. The attached restaurant was also excellent. The price of breakfast was too much for what was offered.
central location poor dining in facilities
The front desk staff were very efficient and friendly all during our stay, from check-in, having a 4 pm tea with a group of 12, and at check-out. The staff in the bar were outstanding in their cooperation to assist in setting aside and preparing a place for our afternoon group tea. Wonderful Irish friendliness.
Decor and quality of room. Main reception was a bit officious when we first arrived. We had been delayed due to weather problems and I didnt think we got sufficient attention due to the fact it was late evening.
I like this Hotel and stay there often.
Convenient locatoin and overall appearance of the hotel/room. Small room but manageable.
It's in a great location! Staff was very pleasant. Not applicable
We enjoyed our two night stay here so much we actually came back for a third night. This hotel is ideally located for touring around Dublin. We took a bus from the airport straight to the hotel, the tour bus lines leave from ten yards down the sidewalk and taxis line up right across the street. You are right across from the historic post office and the temple bar district is a 6 euro taxi ride away. The rooms are clean and the bed was comfortable. If we go back to Dublin we would definitely stay here again. This hotel is situated right in the city so don't expect a view.
The location and the staff were excellent. The stereo does not work with current I-Pods.
The staff and customer service was superb.We had a problem with our room and it was sorted instantly with complimentary wine and chocs, etc Try to avoid a room on the sixth floor as there is some noise from the ventilation/heating systems on the roof in the rooms
This hotel is in a terrific Dublin location. Everything is convenient from St Stephen's Green. The hotel is luxurious and well-appointed with many nice details. I did not eat there, so cannot speak to the restaurant side of the deal. The rooms are a little small but nicely finished and the heated bathroom floor and loaner umbrellas were fabulous touches. I was amazed that the room is small - on a par with a London hotel perhaps of similar class. The only quibble I noticed was the quality of the built-in closet in my room. The doors were of poor quality material and didn't quite close accurately on their hinges. A small gripe for an otherwise thoroughly enjoyable stay.
Great location. Comfortable. Great staff.
Friendly staff and peace and quiet
we loved our bedroom,good size and beautiful decor;also it was warm and quiet and comfortable When sitting in the restaurant there was quite a breeze coming up from the lobby and we felt cold
it was so central
The location was great and the staff was very nice. For $385 per night the room was small, the bathrooms were quirky and bfast should be included...
Nice room and bathroom, excellent location, friendly staff, efficient bussiness center Too small double-bed for a five stars hotel, overpriced breakfast
Location was great, just off the main street (Grafton). Shower pressure was amazing. Staff very attentive. Rooms are smallish when compared to the Fitzwilliam in Belfast. This might be the average room size for this type of room in Dublin.
The bed was perhaps the most comfortable hotel bed I have ever slept on. In the evening, I had a bath and the water was not as hot as I would have liked for a bath.
Can't beat the excellent location on St. Stephen's Green and Grafton Street. Staff is very professional and efficient. Rooms are nicely appointed, if a little small for two adults. Breakfast was excellent with great and friendly service. Would definitely stay here again and will recommend to my friends. Rooms are small and awkward space for two adults.
cosy room, good location and helpfull staff beverage and food costs
Great location...we walked everywhere. Restaurant was expensive and not great, plus breakfast was not included. Comfortable, clean rooms. The restaurant was expensive. Breakfast was not included in the room rate.
Staff and location House keeping was poor. Mini bar was not restocked. I had a shower before going out for the evening, the towles were not changed. Never experienced that in any other hotel .
The staff were friendly and most helpful.The hotel was quiet, and it took me just a few minutes to reach a lovely Park, and St Stephen's Green. Also, the food was delicious.
location internet speed staff expensive
Excellent staff service Andy he hotel and restaurant. Rooms very clean and comfortable
The pillows! The bed was very comfortable and provided a good night's sleep. Whilst the hotel is very nice, I think that it is over-priced.
The hotel was perfect for a short city break as it is so central. The breakfast is spectacular and the staff were so friendly. The beds in the rooms are some of the best ever as they are so comfy and have beautiful white linen on them.
The location was pretty good. The room was clean. The entrance and lobby were dirty and dated. The staff didn't seem to care at all.
the bed very poor selection of food, service had drop from my last stay
I liked the general quietness and the sense of privacy in the hotel. I also liked the staff who were very helpful and welcoming.
Great hotel! The staff was very friendly and helpful, polite, and engaging. I particularly liked how they helped direct us around Dublin to the places we wanted to visit. Excellent service! Nothing!
very modern and plenty of comfortable seating areas all over the hotel building work around the hotel but it did not spoil our stay
The staff were friendly and helpful. The room was superb I thought it was a little expensive given economic climate and time of year.
Ease of Check in, staff were very helpful. Very good location
Close to temple bar and a comfortable stay
I liked that it was very close to the business area, and you could walk to Temple Bar, within 15 minutes. The hotel staff is very kind. It was a little bit old fashion for a tech district. My room had a bathroom for disabled people and it was a little bit uncomfortable. Not sure if it was because of the room availability. Don´t call a taxi from the hotel, it takes forever. We waited for 30 min and ended up booking a MyTaxi last minute, since we were going to be late and we had no clue on how longer we had to wait.
The staff are very friendly. Good location for shopping and the O2. The fire alarm went off at 9am!!
The bar was welcoming, the staff were very informative and a nice atmosphere in the hotel No signage for the toilets adjoining the bar and alot of people were asking the whereabouts of the toilets
Comfortable walking distance from the city centre, very clean and spacious rooms. We didn't try the swimming pool thanks to the very good weather in Dublin during our stay! Very good breakfast.
Its convience. One reception staff, even though he was very helpful and polite was wearing heavy jewelry, a dirty friendship bracelet and shirt collar buttons not closed, he just did not look the part, not professional looking, I wondered what did visitors to our country think of it. Also no Irish whole meal soda bread at breakfast only bakery yeast bread, (not the same thing) Tinned fruit was so disappointing with so much fresh fruit available, yes there was a bowl of whole fresh fruit, but some chopped up would be so much nicer. Also,suggestion, Clonakilty black & white puddings are the best, you should try them.
I liked the rooms and workout facilities and the staff were very helpful answering any questions.
The Friendly staff and the Hotel Location
Very convenient location. Bright and spacious Had one disappointing food experience, but it was dealt with in a most professional manner by the manager
The quality of the room was excellent The in-room dining was not quite what I expected from the menu
We stay at hotels regularly in Dublin and were pleasantly surprised to find such delightful staff, lovely room and excellent service. I didn't realise the Atrium existed, a great place to meet friends either for lunch or an early evening drink.
Friendly staff. Clean rooms.
easy access to grafton st poor choice menu for vegetarians
the staff, very very nice an helpful i liked everything
The hotel is perfect in everyway. Fabulous central location. Staff very helpful and friendly. the Mint bar and staff was great. Can't wait to return.
great comfort, great staff room a bit small
The location The receptionist.
Decor of the hotel, comfortable rooms and extremely comfortable pillows Nothing to dislike.
The location is perfect and the exercise room is terrific with lots of options available on a nice array of equipment. Staff are friendly and the rooms comfortable & spacious. They also had our room ready when we arrived at 7:00 AM! Very nice for the weary traveler. Overall it's a classy, comfortable and nice experience. Our room was located on an alley side of the hotel but near O'Connell St. so we had no view at all and noise from buses and vehicles in the morning.
Pure luxury of rooms, friendly and efficient staff, really relaxing experience, can't wait to go back!
It was situated perfectly for the concert my daughter and her friend were attending, food and staff were excellent although the food was a bit pricey, rooms very well equipped The website should have fore warned me about the roadworks leading to the car park, a fuse blew in my room in the morning which left me without air con and tv
Just getting to this hotel caused us problems...no signs...no indication of where to park....very badly laid out arrival. Having returned late to the hotel we were hungry so after being told in the bar that food was about to stop (10.50pm) we decided to room order.....for 2 toasted sandwiches and 2 fries we were charged €34.....very overpriced!! as it arrived nearly 25min later and was cold!!
The location - opposite the Point (O2 concert venue) and Dublin Wheel with the LUAS (tram) in to town at the door. Ample car parking (at discounted rate of €14 for 24 hours). The service was excellent and the food was generous and of good quality. Lovely "design" room with balcony. I had no complaints during my stay but if someone wanted to spend a nigh out in town they would have to get a taxi back once the trams finish - too far to walk.
This hotel is brilliant. The staff are all really helpful & welcoming. The facilities are grwat & the rooms are amazingly sleek & spotless. Nothing
Very comfortable bedrooms. Also, they seem to have got the heating level just write in the bedrooms, and public areas. Nothing
Rooms were lovely - staff very friendly & free wifi was appreciated Had two meals - I wasn't impressed with either but the steak my friend had was lovely!
Extremely courteous and helpful staff, without exception
The service and the convenience to the City The only point I would make is that our room had a musty smell which we put down to a previous occupant being a smoker.
How relaxed one could be in the hotel and how easly one could stay there a whole weekend without leaving the hotel.
The level of comfort and luxury of this hotel is amazing! The staff never stops to make an effort to make your stay as we said "Totally awesome!!" Nothing, it is a truly amazing hotel.
It felt like a 5star experience.
The service was superb. The surroundings and the quality of the room was amazing. Coffee in the lounge with an open fire was a highlight. The airconditioning/heating was unable to be adjusted and the room was too hot. The bed was a little hard.
Hotel staff very pleasant and helpful. Room very comfortable and restaurant food lovely.
The staff were without exception incredibly cheerful and helpful. The breakfast was wonderful
Everyone was so helpful. The facilities are the best. The restaurant was wonderful. We loved absolutely everything !!!!! we hope to return one day.
Amazing, hands down the best hotel experience I've ever had. World class staff, facilities and rooms.
relaxed, comfortable, luxurious and calm n/a
The James Joyce Suite was beautiful, so well appointed and comfortable. Very pleasant and professional staff. All-day breakfast was very nice. So central for anything in Dublin City. Highly recommended . Very high standards overall and good value for your money. No, it does give what the profile says.
Excellent location, lovely suite. Really comfortable bed. Perfect
Location was perfect-close to everything, Well appointed room with all amenities well thought out. Staff was very friendly. Sound proof windows. Very spacious.and clean. The breakfast was excellent. The bathroom door was glass and only part was frosted which was a bit strange.
Room was fab... Amazing!! Oscar Wild Suite! Complimentary wine, biscults, chocolate & the regular tea/coffee making facilities! Very central. No staff there at any time (No foyer) - this did suit us but I could see how others might find it irritating if they needed assistance etc!
big and clean rooms, good location. Very limited hot water in wash basin. The rooms are located near the night club so it's noisy during the night.
Being in Temple Bar, noise on street till 4... Not really a hotel, just 4 suites.. And Shower not working.. Not good enough at that money!
Excellent location.. brilliant interiors.. Friendly staff.. Lovely facilities..
The W.B.Yeats Suite was beautiful and very well decorated, it was luxury home from home. The Wifi was fast and free. Very good value and superb location in the Centre of Dublin City. Sound proof windows work well also.All day breakfast was excellent . Highly recommended
The hotel room had been well renovated and was very comfortable and accessible. I would have like cooling options like air conditioning or a fan and a few hair products.
the room was clean and pleasant. The hotel was hard to get to, gated doors etc. This hotel was also above a sex shop and managed by its workers. There was no one around to seek help. This should not be classified as a 5 star hotel. This is just a clean apartment with sex dvds available.
The incredible service and Staff Hospitality. All the staff we cam in to contact with were exceptional and made our stay a memorable occasion. Nothing
staff where very accommodating, always willing to help. Facilities where excellent, location was ideal.
Wonderful service and beautiful decor. Lovely to be upgraded on arrival as well. Really enjoyed my very relaxing breakfast.
Outstanding customer service, spacious well appointed but not pretentious interiors The swimming pool is too small and the bath in the rooms is too short.
I was impressed with main reception who checked with the other person I was travelling with prior to letting me into my room.He was courteous and professional and it was very reassuring that you pay this level of attention to detail.I had just come from a paintballing session in Cork and was looking a bit worse for wear :-).Staff were very welcoming.
Room very big, clean, quiet. Nice location Staff were all very nice, but seemed like they needed training, particularly in the restaurant. Often no one attending the lobby, at check in, or concierge. On check out, no-one asked how was the stay, and not even to-go coffee available (which is almost standard expectation these days, even in lower quality hotels). Tried calling room service & was told they would call me back, after 10 mins I called them back to say don't bother. Breakfast is really expensive, supposed to start at 7am .. I wanted an omlette ... Was told by waitress that I needed "to ask the omlette guy" at the buffet , he didn't show up til 720am. I asked him if I could have toast with the omlette, he said "you need to ask the waitress" ... It was more Fawlty Towers than Four Seasons
Rooms were huge, staff was totally on point, the indoor pool was an unexpected benefit. Bar is busy most times, it's fun to hang out at the hotel. Location isn't ideal for tourists. It's a 30-45 walk from most major destinations, and cabs are pricey. Otherwise, stay was perfect.
The location is fantastic, very close to everything because it was just off O'Connell St. No.
My husband is disabled and he was treated so nicely and the staff was so accommodating . It was a boys weekend he and my son went on and at the end the ladies came out from behind the desk to give him a proper hug. That was lovely hotel was clean and the location is great.
The room was very clean, spacious and comfortable. Breakfeast very goog.
The location of the hotel was excellent. Staff were friendly too. Price didn't include breakfast
Couldn't fault this hotel. Stayed for three nights. Room good size, very clean and quiet. Bed, pillows wonderful. Bathroom clean and adequate. The security is extremely good, you use your key to access corridors, lifts and toilets. All staff very friendly and helpful. Bar welcoming and food very good. This hotel is in an ideal location, very central and I would not hesitate to recommend this hotel to anyone. Nothing to dislike!
Location Only one large towel and one face towel were placed in the room
3rd floor outlook on to market traders yard was disgusting.we actually saw traders urinating a few times.this should be looked at by the management.
Good price for location, close to city centre, helpful and friendly staff
English: If you like hotels in the heart of the city, in big busy noise street, this is a good locations hotel. Is a 2 star hotel not 4. The room is small, smells like cigarettes and has a bad heater. There's noting of luxury is the room. It's not worth the value.
location.. good to get anywhere!
Cheap and good location Lost my phone in the lift shaft and the hotel didn't have any access to it.
The bed is incredibly comfortable and the room was stylishly decorated. The shower was great and the smellies provided were top-quality. Staff were very friendly and chatty. It's very hard to justify paying the expensive price now that value for money can be obtained elsewhere. However if you are treating yourself it is definitely worth it!
Really liked this hotel's retro, cool n' cosy factor. Loved the quirky decor, modern but warm, attention to the minutest of detail, even the receptionist uniform black with red sash @ the hip, open a year yet still feels fresh & new. Location-wise city centre within walking distance & RDS the same, handy for us as we had a concert the night of our stay. Breakfast overpriced. Otherwise no complaints.
I loved the room...it was large and comfy and so clean...and beautiful! The hotel is very fanciful, like a persian dream meets I dream of genie...wonderful to experience...the restaurant is amazing for dinner and breakfast...just a gourmet delight! I wasn't sure at first about the location, but believe, after sight seeing and shopping, the quiet street in the quiet neighborhood is a blessing!
I liked the opulent furnishings and quiet areas available within i thought the room was quite small and the ensuite did not have sufficient room for toiletries
the hotel and bar area was first class, very lovely ambience our room was tatty, paint peeling off the bathroom ceiling and dirty marks in the rest of the room, it was a real disappointment for an hotel of this standard
Location Room a little cluttered with furniture, lighting very dull in room
Everyone was very helpful
Great service, cool bar.
This hip and edgy boutique hotel makes a boldly stylized statement with its' seemingly "Beetlejuice" inspired modernistic decor (that may not be for everyone), but we found it warm and welcoming. The staff was exceptionally personable and accommodating and went out of their way to make certain we were comfortable. The 3 or 4 story Georgian inspired townhouse row is in a quiet neighborhood that's close enough to most attractions yet not too off the beaten path.
The surroundings and facilities had a real luxurious feel about them which made the stay special We did have a problem with a smell from the air conditioning. As soon as this was pointed out the staff resolved the issue promply and extremely couteously.
valuable price for money, longer walking distance to the city centre
service was wonderful--staff very attentive and helpful room was very comfortable. wifi was not reliable. This made it difficult to conduct business
the room was excellent! the bed was so soft and comfortable! also the hotel staff was so helpful and very nice! it was a great experience all around!!!!
I loved the restaurant they had. Best steak ever. Everybody at the restaurant where super nice and friendly same as the hotel.
I had the same room as in pictures, clean, nice, just excellent. The location is perfect. Close to the airport (20 min by bus 16a) and very close to the city center (10 min by any bus). Bus stop is next to the hotel. In the neighbourhood are Tesco, a Thai restaurant (very good and not expensive), kiosk, Croke Park. This is the best place to stay in Dublin.
exellent hotel.handy for public transport busstop right outside.
We stayed in a very comportable room, it was newly decorated and very clean, all the staff were very friendly and professional and the food was very good.
Helpful, friendly staff at both the front desk and bar/restaurant. Comfortable clean rooms with nice amenities. Location was easy to get to and easy to get to the airport the next day. Carpeting in room had a few stains, and the cart for dirty room service dishes outside the elevator a bit tacky.
nothing the food was awful had to send back my meal turkey dinner the manager in fairness to him did not charge me for it the potatoes were awful not creamed the rost potato was hard and the vegg was either off or dirty i asked for a disabled room!! i got a room on the 3rd floor with no disabled bathroom or any facilities i would not recomend it for disabled people 3rd floor is not disabled and no bathroom facilities in theroom for disabled people
very good
How relax everyone was and how friendly the staff where some rooms e.g. single could do with a make over
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Lord Curzon and the Taj Mahal
Let me finish the India story.
The main point of the journey, as I said, was to see the Taj Mahal – partly out of that vague "what you should see before you die" impetus, partly because there is a great new book by Giles Tillotson just about to come out in my Wonders of the World series, which had sparked my interest even more.
We got to Agra from Delhi when it was dark, booked to stay in the only hotel which has direct views of the Taj. If you're coming all that way for such a short time you don't want to miss a minute of the potential view . . though the truth was that it was mostly misty and/or dark while we were there (though see our best bedroom view on the left) .
Following all the advice, we then got up at 6.00 to see the building as the sun was coming up. Even on a grey-ish morning it was fantastic, and when we'd done the oohing and aahing, I read the family some pages of Tillotson on how the Taj had been fought over for centuries, how some of European critics had tried to claim a European ancestry for it (wasn't it just too good for the Mughals to have done themselves?), and so on – up to Islamic-Hindu conflicts of more recent times.
It was in the imperial part of this story that Lord Curzon came in.
Legendary Viceroy (1899-1905) and subject of that famous Oxford squib 'My name is George Nathaniel Curzon/ I am a most superior person . . .' – I hadn't been prepared to admire him too much. But it quickly became clear that he had done huge amounts to rescue some of the major Indian antiquities, including the Taj. Much of the garden round it is his design – including the bench where Lady Di was famously photographed.
He also saved the Mughal palace-city of Fatehpur Sikri, which we went onto after the Taj. I got the feeling that he was a bit of an Indian version of Lord Elgin. No doubt, his restorations were inspired by an imperialist, orientalising vision of the Indian past, and so 'bad' for that reason. But without his intervention, many of these monuments would simply have crumbled.
The final leg of the journey was back to Delhi, via another Mughal Tomb at Sikandra. There the monsoon heavens opened (you can see the storm clouds in the photo above), to the enormous delight of most of the Indian visitors (though we were stranded with only one umbrella, which was hardly much of a defence against the torrents).
The good news, in a way, was that the rain cleared the roads. Only the bravest bikers and camels ventured onto the highway, which gave us a speedier journey back to Delhi. As we passed through the various villages en route, we watched the kids swimming happily in the great pools of water that had collected at the roadside.
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Ryan Gosling and George Clooney shared a hug and a laugh on the red carpet at Tuesday evening's LA premiere of The Ides of March. The dapper twosome were joined by their costars in the movie Evan Rachel Wood, a Marios Schwab-clad Marisa Tomei, and Max Minghella, who had girlfriend Kate Mara along as his date. George Clooney also brought a special someone along to the screening — Stacy Keibler. Stacy and George made their public debut at TIFF where he was promoting both The Ides of March and The Descendants. Ryan Gosling, meanwhile, has been on a charm offensive making the interview rounds for both the political drama and his recently released and well-reviewed indie film Drive. Still, Ryan didn't bring his real life-leading lady Eva Mendes along as his premiere date. Ryan and Eva did go on a romantic walk last week, though most of his days are spent reigniting his onscreen chemistry with Emma Stone filming The Gangster Squad.
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George looks hot, not so keen on Ryans green suit, and Evan looks amaze! Love her new look!
I want to see this movie
Silverscreen, How do you know what you know? Do you have industry/insider connections? I am very curious.
I think he needs to stop dating all the tall plastic women. Erin Andrews would be good for him. She is tough, into sports like him, tall and pretty and won't put up with any crap.
Silverscreen you need to check out the story about Gosling and Clooney's outfits on this site- Georgie and Stacey were holding hands at the other opening, they left together, she joined him at this one inside, are we all suppose to believe it's all fake??He's with her- another poor choice but it is what it is
Keibler went to the Ides premiere alone, just as she went to TIFF alone, as she apparently continues her publicity stunts campaign of trying to make people think she's dating Clooney. If she were his girlfriend, then he'd want her next to him, and he would actually look at her. If she were his publicity escort, then she'd be allowed to walk and sit next to him. She wasn't with Clooney in Toronto or L.A.
Evan Rachel Wood is absolutely stunning!!!!!!!!
Ryan Gosling is so gorgeous! Swoon.
lol, whatever - I have a bridge and air to sell a few of you ^^^...George only smiles like then when he's in the presence of men
Georgie's doing just fine. He WANTS to be a bachelor and so what if his girlfriends are a lot younger than him? Who cares? At least he and his girlfriends of the moment act their age not like Mr. & Mr. Demi Moore who act like teenagers all the time.
Oh and Silverscreen what kind of excuse are you going to spin for him when he shows up at the Oscars with this Amazon?I know you like and respect him but at some point you are going to have to admit that he is a womanizer with really questionable taste in immoral women
Why do people deny that Clooney is with Kielber? the fact that he has a penchant for floozey women is a known fact and oh by the way, my week was made when his former disgusting partner was thrown off DWTS- he truly needs to get some self respect and date someone closer to his age that actually has a brain and doesn't need to define herself or him by posing naked...everywhere ...all the time- grow up Georgie
someone needs to teach ryan gosling how to dress. that's one crappy looking suit.
PopSugar, since Clooney requested the photoshopped pics pulled from your website, and you complied, you really have no excuse for assisting Keibler with her dishonest publicity campaign.
George, Ryan, Grant, and the cast look great. Clooney did not bring Keibler with him. Keibler showed up and attended by herself, and Clooney ignored her, same as Toronto. Cray Cray was acting like she's in the movie, just as she did in Toronto. Freaky.
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The amendment to regulations was approved by the Office of Administrative Law (OAL) April 10, 2002 and is effective upon filing with Secretary of State.
Amendment to the California Integrated Waste Management Board's Rigid Plastic Packaging Container (RPPC) program, which requires all RPPCs, sold or offered for sale in California to meet one of six compliance criteria. Two of the criteria are specific to the statewide RPPC all-container recycling rate and the statewide recycling rate for polyethylene terephthalate (PETE) RPPCs. The amendment will allow use of the prior year's recycling rates to determine compliance in current calendar.
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Title 14, California Code of Regulations, Division 7, Chapter 4, Section 17943
The OAL approved emergency regulations and filed them with the Secretary of State on September 17, 2001. At its November 13-14, 2001 meeting, Board directed staff to begin the process to make permanent the emergency regulations and notice the regulations with OAL for the 45-day public review and comment period. A 45-day public review and comment period was noticed in the California Regulatory Notice Register on November 30, 2001.
A public hearing was held at the January 22-23, 2002 Board meeting and the permanent regulations to use the prior year recycling rates to determine compliance for the current year were approved and adopted by the Board at that meeting. The permanent regulations were filed with OAL on February 28, 2002, and the amendment to the regulations was approved by OAL on April 10, 2002.
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World Chefs: Vegan cookbook author extols dairy-free life
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Cookbook author Kristy Turner was so passionate about cheese that she worked as a professional cheese seller and server. But once she decided to go vegan, she never looked back.
Turner's first book, "But I Could Never Go Vegan!", includes 125 recipes and her take on dairy-free, egg-free pizza and nachos, along with the cashew-based blue cheese and macadamia mozzarella that she says fully satisfy her cheesy cravings.
"I was a huge cheese nerd. I studied cheeses, I could tell you where they were made and the animal involved, but now I don't miss it at all," said Turner, 34.
The Los Angeles-based cook, who has been happily vegan for more than three years, spoke to Reuters about how and why she stopped eating meat and dairy.
Q: Why did you go vegan?
A: I was a pretty big cheese nerd when somebody posted on Facebook an interview with (comedian) Ellen DeGeneres talking about veganism. ... I thought the dairy and egg industries had nothing to do with torture but I did research and realized that there was a lot of torture in that industry. ... I couldn't justify that anymore so I went vegan.
Q: Is it difficult to cook without dairy products and meat?
A: Think about beans, rice and vegetables: Those are the basics of my diet. You can get them pretty much anywhere. There are ways to make vegan things like spaghetti, burritos or sandwiches that are just as easy to do as non-vegan. Continued...