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Clippers go for rare Minors three-peat
Columbus coming off consecutive IL, Triple-A championships
By David Heck / Special to MLB.com | April 3, 2012 6:35 PM ET
Although the team finished with the International League's fourth-best record in 2010, that was enough to secure the Wild Card playoff berth. The Clippers then rolled through the playoffs, going 6-2 en route to their first Governors' Cup since 1996. They weren't done, though, trouncing the Pacific Coast League-champion Tacoma Rainiers, 12-6, to take their first-ever Triple-A Championship.
Last year was even smoother sailing for Columbus. Led by the league's top offense and a top-heavy pitching staff, the Clippers cruised to an IL-best 88-56 record, its best mark since 1992. Again, they crushed the competition in the playoffs, losing just one game as they captured another league title. Columbus defeated Omaha, 8-3, to win its second straight Triple-A championship.
"I think in 2010, we definitely didn't see it coming," Sarbaugh said. "We got off to a really good start, then toward the end we really tailed off. We backed into the playoffs and got hot at the right time. We surprised a lot of people by winning it all, even ourselves. Going into last year's playoffs, we had one of the best records the whole year and I think expectations were a lot higher."
The championships should not have come as a shock, though, as Sarbaugh has been a winner throughout his managerial career. In eight seasons managing at five different levels, his teams have brought home five league titles.
"A lot of good players have come through the system," Sarbaugh said. "I've been lucky to have really good teams. You've got to have talent to win, and I've been very fortunate."
As is the case for almost every Minor League team, the Clippers have experienced a lot of turnover since the beginning of the 2011 campaign. Jason Kipnis, an offensive weapon at second base, was called up halfway through the season and is firmly entrenched in the Indians lineup. Jeanmar Gomez, who posted a 2.55 ERA last year to tie for the best mark in the IL, won a spot in Cleveland's rotation, thanks to a strong spring. And Jerad Head, the MVP of the 2010 Triple-A Championship Game who led Columbus with 24 homers last year, signed with the Tigers as a Minor League free agent.
Still, there will be some familiar faces back in Columbus. Zach McAllister, the Indians' No. 14 prospect, is slated to begin the year in the IL after going 12-3 with a 3.32 ERA over a team-leading 154 2/3 innings last year. Former top prospect Lonnie Chisenhall, will start the season at Triple-A after playing 66 games for the big club last year and second baseman Cord Phelps will attempt to ameliorate the loss of Kipnis as well as he did last season, when he posted an .868 OPS in 97 games. In the bullpen, No. 3 prospect Nick Hagadone likely will serve as the Clippers closer.
The team also has an important addition in Kevin Slowey, who lost out to Gomez for a spot in the big league rotation. Though injuries have cut him down in recent seasons, the right-hander led the IL with a 1.89 ERA in 2007 for Rochester.
"Everything starts fresh and last year is in the past," Sarbaugh said. "You have to take it one day at a time and try to keep the perspective of helping the players get better and guys getting back [to the big leagues]. You try to keep the focus on that and everything will hopefully take care of itself. I think each year you can't get ahead of yourself. You just have to take it one day at a time."
On the road: The Scranton/Wilkes-Barre Yankees will play just about everywhere in the northeast except Scranton or Wilkes-Barre. With PNC Park undergoing $40 million in renovations, the Yankees will play their "home" games in Rochester, Syracuse, Lehigh Valley, Batavia, Buffalo and Pawtucket -- a schedule that has earned the team the unofficial moniker of "Empire State" Yankees. Though the Baby Bombers essentially will set up camp in the Rochester area, where they will play 52 contests (including eight against the Red Wings as the road team), there is little doubt the extra travel will make a normally difficult season even more arduous.
The schedule also could take its toll on Red Wings staffers, who will work 109 games at Frontier Field instead of the normal 72. Still, the increase in games should provide Rochester with some extra marketing opportunities, while the Yankees will benefit in the long run.
"Everyone understands, at the end of the day, that come 2013 we'll have one of the best facilities in Minor League Baseball," Scranton/Wilkes-Barre vice president of stadium operations Curt Camoni told MiLB.com in February. "That's the reward at the end of all this, and that makes it all worth it."
Proving they still have it: The International League will be chock full of veterans hoping to re-establish themselves as viable big leaguers. After getting cut by the Phillies late in Spring Training, Dontrelle Willis signed with the Orioles and will be used as a full-time reliever for the first time in his career as he attempts to carve out a niche as a lefty specialist with Norfolk. In Louisville, fellow southpaw Jeff Francis will try to rediscover the form he had as the ace of the Rockies' 2007 World Series team.
In Columbus, Matt LaPorta will try to show the talent that made him the seventh overall pick in the 2007 Draft. Japanese import Tsuyoshi Nishioka will start the season in Rochester as he tries to shake off the "bust" label and Indianapolis' Jake Fox, who has displayed power at every level, will be looking to earn a permanent spot in The Show. Former IL MVP Dan Johnson will play first base for Charlotte as he attempts to crack the White Sox's crowded first base/designated hitter situation. And Domonic Brown, one of the best prospects in the game heading into last season, will start for Lehigh Valley as he makes his case to be the Phillies' everyday left fielder.
Harper Watch: No discussion of the International League would be complete without a mention of Bryce Harper. The 19-year-old phenom began Spring Training with a shot at the Nationals' Opening Day roster and was performing well, collecting five hits in his first 11 at-bats. He missed over a week with a strained left calf, however, and went 3-for-17 with nine strikeouts before being sent down.
The first overall pick in 2010, Harper dominated the South Atlantic League last spring, then hit .256 with three homers in 37 games for Double-A Harrisburg. The Nationals believe he's ready for Triple-A, where he will be facing many players who've already reached the Majors. How he handles that level of competition will go a long way in determining how quickly he arrives in Washington.
Last things last: Here's a look at some significant lasts around the International League.
- Last season's championship: Columbus over Lehigh Valley in four games
MiLB.com Coverage »
- Last back-to-back champion: Columbus Clippers, 2010-11
- Last no-hitter and perfect game: Justin Germano, Columbus vs. Syracuse, July 26, 2011
MiLB.com Coverage »
- Last 200-strikeout pitcher: Jim Rooker, Toledo, 1968
- Last cycle: Jason Kipnis, Columbus vs. Durham, Sept. 17, 2010
MiLB.com Coverage »
- Last three-homer game: Michael Aubrey (four homers), Syracuse vs. Durham, May 14, 2011
MiLB.com Coverage »
- Last 30-homer hitter: Jorge Vazquez, Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, 2011
David Heck is a contributor to MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues or its clubs.View More


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Tickets go on sale to the general public this Saturday, but Stapp is also giving fans a way to use some of their hard-earned cash to help those affected by Typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines. The rocker is donating ten-percent of all merchandise sales on ScottStapp.com to Music for Relief.
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The National Ready Mixed Concrete Association presented the following awards during its annual convention held earlier this month in Las Vegas, just before the CONEXPO-CON/AGG Show.
2013 William B. Allen Award – Henry R. Batten was the recipient the William B. Allen Award. He is president and CEO of Concrete Supply Co. in Charlotte, NC. Mr. Batten has been with Concrete Supply Co. since 1998 and has served on NRMCA's Operations, Environmental and Safety, and Business Administration committees. He also contributes to the Carolinas Ready Mixed Concrete Association and is a member of the Construction Financial Managers Association. Mr. Batten earned a Bachelor of Science degree in accountancy from Arizona State University and an MBA from the University of Alabama.
The Allen award is named after one of the ready mixed concrete industry's most distinguished and accomplished figures, Bill Allen, who had more than 55 years of concrete and aggregates-related experience and had long been involved with many NRMCA activities and events.
NRMCA Chairman's Award – This award is given in appreciation of extraordinary dedication to NRMCA. This year, Pepe Cancio of Miami was the recipient. Born in Havana, Cuba, Jose Arturo Cesar Juan Ramon Cancio Goudie – better known as Pepe Cancio Sr. – came to the United States from Cuba in 1961. In 1970, he moved his young family to Brazil to resume working for his family business, Concretex, which had expanded a decade earlier from Cuba. They lived in Brazil for 12 years with Mr. Cancio establishing concrete plants throughout the entire northeast of Brazil. In 1983, he and his family returned to the U.S. and he began working for what was then Blue Circle, establishing its new operations in Southwest U.S. In 1989, Mr. Cancio returned to Florida; he and his brother-in-law, Orlando Castaneda, partnered to start operating Central Concrete Supermix, the largest privately-owned ready mix company in Florida.
Mr. Cancio has been the chief executive officer of Supermix for the past 25 years and continues to work with passion and drive guiding the younger generations with impeccable work ethics and enthusiasm. In 2011, he had a bridge (made of concrete of course) in Miami Dade County named after him.
National High School Essay Contest – This year's winner of the National High School Essay Contest is Natalie Morton of Hazard, KY, whose essay titled "My Concrete Relationship" spoke of her relationship with concrete from a young age, the result of her father working in the industry. Ms. Clark spoke of her earliest memories of her father pouring concrete for a driveway at their home, his work ethic and how concrete has forged a relationship between her and her father. Ms. Clark received a college scholarship check in the amount of $2,000.
2014 Promoter of the Year – Steven Tripp from Chaney Enterprises, Gambrills, MD, was named NRMCA Promoter of the Year. His efforts in recent years include a comprehensive continuing education program and promotion outreach in support of conventional and pervious concrete as well as RCC and overlays for concrete parking lots and roads. Mr. Tripp was instrumental in a Maryland DOT fast-overlay demonstration project that resulted in several projects being converted to concrete and an approved rapid-cure concrete mix for potholes. Through his efforts on behalf of his company and the industry at large, Mr. Tripp has shown himself to be a true champion of ready mixed concrete.
NRMCA State Affiliate Promoter of the Year – The newly-created NRMCA State Affiliate Promoter of the Year Award was presented to Finley Messick, executive director of the Kentucky Ready-Mixed Concrete Association (KRMCA). As an outstanding concrete promoter within his state and an excellent collaborator with other concrete organizations, Mr. Messick is a great example of concrete promotion leadership in action. Under his leadership, KRMCA has made remarkable strides in recent years by integrating itself into the sustainable construction movement in Kentucky, including very active participation in the state chapter of USGBC and in promotion of ICFs. Mr. Messick's selfless leadership, passion for concrete and affinity for working with partners has enabled KRMCA to become a model for state ready mixed concrete association promotion.
2013 State Association of the Year – The Tennessee Concrete Association (TCA) is this year's recipient of the 2013 State Association of the Year. This is the 10th annual award and the second time TCA has received this recognition, having previously won in 2008. Some highlights from Tennessee's nomination include:
• 2013 Week of Concrete – 2013 debuted this five-day event that covered numerous concrete markets, including decorative flatwork, decorative vertical concrete, sealers and stains, pervious concrete, decorative pervious, high-performance concrete construction, Green Schools and more.
• TCA helped design and install a beautiful pervious parking lot for the Tennessee Parks and Greenways Foundation at its new office location in Nashville. This was the first commercial installation of a 'small-stone' pervious using 7/32" crushed limestone aggregate.
• In the advocacy arena, significant progress was made in regard to air content on bridge decks and numerous changes are being implemented in the way that TDOT handles and tests acceptance cylinders. Potential savings from direct penalties for low cylinder breaks and other out-of-pocket costs associated with acceptance testing on TDOT projects are estimated to be at least $250,000 per year for ready mix producers in Tennessee.
Children's Art Contest – This awards program was held in connection with the100th anniversary of ready mixed concrete which NRMCA celebrated throughout 2013. The theme for the contest was "The Evolution of the Ready Mixed Concrete Truck." The contest was open to children up to grade 12 who have a relationship with an NRMCA member. The winners were as follows:
Pre-K Winners:
1st: Payton Spencer, sponsored by Brett Spencer, CEMEX, Surprise, AZ
2nd: Allie Garbini, sponsored by NRMCA President Robert Garbini, Reston, VA
3rd: Brady Armstrong, sponsored by Jason Armstrong, Ozinga Bros., Merris, IL
K-2 Winners:
1st: Noah Spencer, sponsored by Brett Spencer, CEMEX, Surprise, AZ
2nd: Thomas Their, sponsored by Brad Their, Bard Materials, Dyersville, IA
3rd: Bryn Housman, sponsored by Plant Operator Housman, Ozinga Bros., St. John, IN
3-5 Winners:
1st: Abbie Wiggins, sponsored by Bob Wiggins, Wiggins Concrete, Estill, SC
2nd: Olivia Their, sponsored by Brad Their, Bard Materials, Dyersville, IA
3rd: Jenna Gombis, sponsored by Jon Gombis, Ozinga Bros., Brookfield, IL
6-12 Winners:
1st: Heather Kemp, sponsored by Richard Kemp, Bard Materials, Dubuque, IA
2nd: Megan Becken, sponsored by Tim Becken, Cemstone, Woodbury, MN
3rd: Brandon Frymire, sponsored by Jason Frymire, Ozinga Architectural Products, South Elgin, IL
Click here to view these winning art contest entries and here for more information on the above award programs.
Press releases for winners of other NRMCA awards were issued earlier this year or in the last quarter of 2013. They included the Concrete Cares Award, the Joseph E. Carpenter Award, National Mixer Driver Champion, Richard D. Gaynor Award, Grassroots Activist of the Year Award and the Innovation in Training Award (click here for more information on each of these awards).


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Yeah Anthony. I saw this while I was downloading back all my Cydia tweaks. Hopefully the a5 jb will come soon. Thanks for the updates. Have a great morning
I updated the requested packages on my iPhone 4 while it was still on 4.3.3 and now it is constantly rebooting. I saw that there is an untethered jailbreak for 5.0.1 but I would see how it would play out first. I plugged my phone about 2 days ago so it's not a huge loss if I have to force a restore but there are a couple of pictures on it. Can anyone help?
sweeet, hopefully no more annoying crashing now!
Anyone else have problems since untethering? My BigBoss repo is not working rendering any download I try (ie IntelliscreenX, Gridlock, Winterboad, etc.) useless because I don't have preferenceloader, and other requirements downloaded.
BigBoss source doesn't work anymore for me, i started fresh and jailbreak my iphone and ipad whit redsn0w
same problem for me whit IntelliscreenX, Gridlock, Winterboad they don't work
Sources are failing right now because of the amount of traffic updating to the iOS 5.0.1 untethered jailbreak. Give it a day or two and they will be up and running again. The repository servers are being slammed just like Apple's servers were when iOS 5 was launched.


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Jefferson City, Tenn. - The Tornados fell in both games in the doubleheader against Carson-Newman on Saturday afternoon as Brevard saw comebacks fall short in both contests in falling 6-3 and 5-3.
Brevard falls to 8-9 (4-4 SAC) on the season, while Carson-Newman improves to 8-11 (5-3 SAC).
Game One: Carson-Newman 6, Brevard 3
Box Score
Eric Renegar, Champ Stuart, Chad Funkhouser and Kramer Clark all had multiple hits for the Tornados, but Carson-Newman rode a complete game performance by Robby Thigpen in recording the 6-3 victory in the series opener against the Tornados.
Johnathon Chaplain (1-2) suffered the loss, pitching five innings while striking out six against the Eagles, while Thigpen (3-1) retired seven on strikes in the victory for Carson-Newman.
Mason Guymon brought in the first run of the contest with an RBI double to right centerfield, scoring Lance Rorex from second base to put the Eagles up early. A bunt single advanced Rorex to third, before Zach Long brought him home with a sacrifice fly to put the Eagles up 2-0.
Long brought home his second RBI of the contest in the fifth, scoring Philip Duncan with a base hit to put another run across the plate for Carson-Newman. Rorex added two more runs in the bottom of the sixth, driving in Lucas Mohon and Ben McKinney to put the Eagles up 5-0 heading into the final three innings.
Brevard put their first run across the plate in the top of the eighth as Cody Queen brought in Clark with a sacrifice fly, ending the shutout bid. Mohon answered with a solo home run to lead off the bottom of the frame to keep the advantage at 6-1.
The Tornados attempted a comeback in the final frame as Stuart led off the inning with a double and moved to third on Funkhouser's single. Christian Christopoulos drove Stuart in with a sacrifice fly to left field and Renegar added an RBI single in the frame, but Thigpen closed out the game retiring the final batter to take the win.
Game Two: Carson-Newman 5, Brevard 3
Box Score
Zach Merriken drilled a two-run home run for the Tornados in the top of the sixth inning, following a leadoff triple by Robinson, but a bases-clearing double by Bo Ausmus gave the Eagles an early lead they would not relinquish in completing the sweep on the first day of action at the Silver Diamond Baseball Complex.
Dylan Lee (2-1) suffered his first loss on the season, going 2.1 innings, while Casey Smith pitched 3.2 innings of shutout baseball in relief. Chris Armstrong (2-2) went five innings for the Eagles in recording the victory, while Ryan Fillers picked up his second save of the season in the contest.
Brevard struck first in the contest as Merriken reached on a single to lead off the top of the second inning. Merriken advanced to around the bases, reaching third with two outs before Randy O'Dell singled through the right side of the infield scoring Merriken to give the Tornados their first run of the contest.
Carson-Newman answered with four in the bottom half of the frame as Lucas Mohon led off the inning with a base hit and a walk and a BC error loaded the bases with one out. Ausmus followed with a double down the left field line, clearing the bases to give C-N the early advantage. Phillip Duncan brought him home with a groundout later in the inning to put the Eagles up 4-1 after two innings of play.
A pair of walks and a wild pitch chased Lee from the contest and Lance Reed made the Tornados pay, driving in Ben McKinney with a one-out single to push the lead to four. Smith retired the next two C-N batters on strikes to end the Carson-Newman threat.
Brevard cut into the lead in the top of the sixth as Robinson led off the frame with his first triple of the season. Merriken followed with a home run, clearing the centerfield fence and ending the afternoon for Armstrong as Brevard halved the deficit at 5-3. However, Brandon Timmeron cut the Brevard run short retiring the side to keep the Tornados at bay.
After the Eagles were set down in the bottom half of the sixth, Fillers retired the Tornados in the top of the seventh inning to close out the game in favor of the hosts.
The Tornados and Eagles conclude the South Atlantic Conference weekend series on Sunday, March 4th, with first pitch of the nine-inning contest coming at 1 p.m.


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'With several teams seeking his services on the free agent market, Numminen talked about why he chose the Sabres. "From day one, Buffalo was really agressive and excited about me coming here. It felt like the right fit from the start."'
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A little reading for you. http://www.ycars.org/EFRA/Module%20C/TLSWR.htm
As power increases, if your antenna is not properly tuned to your transmitter, your SWR increases as well. An SWR of 3 is very bad, and can damage the unit.
Since all these things are mass produced, chances of the antenna being properly tuned to the variances in transmitters is not very good. So chances are, right out of the box, you'd probably have an SWR of 1.5 and standard output power (this is a guess, and that SWR is in acceptable ranges for the normal person, only neurotics like myself try to get the 1.1). The more output power you transmit the better you want to tune your antenna.


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This mirror stands a full 16", yet folds to a thickness of only 1 1/2", and has dual zoom of 1X and 10X magnification power. Each mirror surface is surrounded by a daylight-like fluorescent bulb, and holds itself upright on an integrated stand, which includes a built-in digital alarm clock. The two 6 1/2" mirrors provide 1X (bottom) and 10X (top) views for close-up and full-face viewing, while a unique 360ﻑ swivel design allows convenient multi-angle positioning. Requires four AA batteries. Includes a vinyl travel pouch. (1 1/2 lbs.)
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This mirror is great for tweezing!
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If I could see in it it was just what I was looking for. I had to get so close to it all I could see was my eye. Any other view was distorted. It would be ideal for travel but before ordering you may want to check out if this amount of magnification is right for you. It would save you the return charge.
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This article 'Putting an end to the never-ending battle of kids and chores' Comes from Becki Madsen, the mother of six kids and the owner, operator and creator of I Heart Chore Charts at www.iheartchorecharts.blogspot.com.
Anyone who has kids has been there. We tell our children to clean their room, bathroom and some rooms in the home and 3 minutes later they say they are done! We are a little shocked at their speediness and go see for ourselves what their version of 'I'm done' means. We enter the room and it looks as if closets, furniture and beds will burst from the piles shoved underneath them!
What do we do?
First, take a deep breath and turn it into a teaching moment.
Make their weakness become their strength. Kids do not know what is required of them unless they are taught the right steps. Sit them down and explain what cleaning system you will be using, when you expect the chores to be done and how often you would like them done.
Clearly define what is needed for each job to be completed correctly.
I created chore charts for each room of our home, which can be used by anyone for their own home. This takes out any guesswork for your child as to what you expect from them. The detailed chore charts walk them through each step to have a 'truly' clean home. For example, with their bedroom, the first step is to make and put pillows on their bed and make sure there are no wrinkles on comforter. Next step is to pick up all items on the floor and put them away correctly, third step is to dust all shelves, bedframes, dressers and night stands followed by the final step of vacuuming. This detailed way of presenting chores is clear, concise and will save you from arguing with your kids about chores!
(Becki's chore charts can be found here: www.iheartchorecharts.blogspot.com)
Remember to follow closely the first few times.
This system will begin to work the first time but you may need to check back often to make sure they understand each step.
Reward your child once chores are done.
We all like rewards, especially children. You can have a point system where they earn points with each job and at the end of the week they can redeem them.
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Kids thrive with routines and being consistent with your house cleaning and what you expect is important!
Every family has a different way of completing chores. This system has worked for thousands and taught kids responsibility and the satisfaction of a job well done! Good luck and happy cleaning!
Some other fun cleaning recommendations are: Set up the twister mat placing small jobs on many of the dots. Have the kids stand back and throw a beanbag and they run to do the job they landed on, have your child work for the purpose of surprising a family member, Edit a board game with jobs on different spaces and shake the dice or spin your way to cleaning. This works better with smaller jobs.
For a quick clean up of the house, put an ice cube in a pan on low and see if the kids can finish their chores before it melts, blindfold your kids and see if they can still clean, have children draw a job out of the hat and have them do that job for the next 20 minutes, pretend to be the health inspector and reward the children if the job is done to your satisfaction, red light/green light cleaning works well too, hide a small object in a messy room. Have the kids clean until they find it.
To see the detailed chore charts Becki made for her family, visit her blog at www.iheartchorecharts.blogspot.com.


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About GigondasView a map of Gigondas wineries (jhee-gon-dahs) Chateauneuf-du-Pape.
Notable FactsThe wines of Gigondas are muscular and robust. Kind of an old-school type wine if you will. Not concentrating on being high-tech, easy-drinking or smooth, this wine is an in-your-face red, daring the consumer to try it's spicy, leathery, soulful juice. Good producers are making wines able to age for up to 10 or 15 years, although if you like robust wines, you'll love them now too. Grenache is the main grape, making up to (but not to exceed) 80% of the wine, Syrah & Mourvedre make up the majority of the extra 20%, although some other Cote-du-Rhone varietals can be found in small amounts. Rosé is seen less in the export market, but make good, spicy, dry wines.
About France - Other regionsWhen it comes to wine, France is a classic. Classic blends, grapes and styles began in the country and they still remain. Think about it - people ask for a Burgundian style Pinot Noir, they refer to wines as Bordeaux or Rhone blends - Champagne even had to pass a law to stop international wineries from putting their region on the label of all sparkling wine.
The top regions of France are: Bordeaux, Burgundy, Champagne, Languedoc-Roussillon, Loire, Rhone. And these regions are so diverse! It makes sense that wine regions throughout the world try to emulate their style. Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon and Syrah are no longer French varieties, but international varieties. They may not be the leader of cutting edge technology or value-priced wines, but there is no doubt that they are still producing wines of great quality and diversity.


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The collection was classic Holland, in the sense that it paired a vibrant palette with heavy doses of humor.
"I like the concept of this operatic violence," Holland says.
And when Chasen was hired to work at MGM in the early '90s, she continued to pay Holland out of her pocket.
Praise also to Holland Taylor, who, at age 70, wrote and stars in Ann, the one-woman play about the late governor Ann Richards.
Holland was well aware, though, that her feminist friends were aghast at her career choice.
He draws you aside and says to you: "Sir, will you have some books from Holland?"
This was doubtless the reason which decided Hudson to take service in Holland.
The next stage was the Dutch lacquered panel actually produced in Holland.
Lewis was bent on the ruin of Holland and the annexation of Flanders.
A lighter used in Holland, and the ports of the Baltic, for loading and unloading merchant ships.
"the Netherlands," early 14c., from Dutch Holland, probably Old Dutch holt lant "wood land," describing the district around Dordrecht, the nucleus of Holland. Technically, just one province of the Netherlands, but in English use extended to the whole nation.
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'"We've done a good job of not trying to put a big show on for the fans," Miller said. "We've stuck to the system. Two goals did it tonight. We've had those games here and there where we've rewarded the fans but for the most part, this league is all about grinding it out, getting to the third period in a tight game and trying to hold on."'
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• shanghai •
Pronunciation: shæng-hai • Hear it!
Part of Speech: Verb, transitive
Meaning: To kidnap, steal, or forcibly remove in the most egregious manner, especially by drugging or force.
Notes: We don't have many verbs ending on I, so the forms of this word might be of interest. They are: (he/she) shanghais, shanghaied, (are) shanghaiing. A person who shanghais would be a shanghaier. (I suppose the route taken by shanghiers would be a shanghaiway, but dictionaries haven't discovered this word yet.)
In Play: Today's Good Word is no longer as applicable to forcible naval recruitment as it was during the days of the Gold Rush (see Etymology). Today this word is used mostly as an emphatic colloquialism for kidnap or steal: "I didn't want to go to the pizza parlor, but the guys shanghaied me and forced me off my diet." If you wish to push it a bit further away from its original sense, you might try: "We mentioned our new product idea to a mail clerk from another company, who shanghaied it and put it into production before we could."
Word History: When San Francisco was a small frontier town, it was difficult for shippers to find sufficient crews to man the ships that sailed in and out of San Francisco Bay, especially for the long voyages to China. Shippers turned to "crimps", men who would kidnap others from the dock area by drugging them in bars or elsewhere, and taking them out to ships in the harbor. The practice was so rampant at one point that the area of bars and brothels around the San Francisco harbor was called the Barbary Coast, after the infamous refuge for pirates on the North African coast. At first, when men disappeared from the Barbary Coast, people would simply say "he's sailing to Shanghai". Later the phrase was reduced to today's verb. Shanghai in Chinese comes from shang "above" and hai "sea". (We didn't have to shanghai this word; it was surrendered willingly by William Hupy, a denizen of the Alpha Agora.


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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the Pueblo of San Lorenzo, sometimes known as the Pueblo of Picuris, and the Pueblo of Pojoaque in New Mexico are hereby severally authorized to sell to the Navaho Tribe of Indians all of the right, title, and interest of each of said Pueblos in and to any of the lands situated in townships 6, 7, and 8 north, range 15 west, and township 7 north, range 16 west, New Mexico principal meridian, in Valencia County, New Mexico, the title to which is now held by the United States in trust for either of said Pueblos; and the Navaho Tribe is hereby authorized to purchase all of the right, title, and interest of said Pueblos in and to any of the above-described lands, whereupon the title to the lands so purchased shall be held by the United States in trust for the Navaho Tribe. All sales under this section shall be for such prices and on such terms as may be agreed upon by the governing bodies of the Pueblo making the sale and of the Navaho Tribe, and as may be approved by the
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Secretary of the Interior. The consideration for each sale, when so agreed upon and approved, shall be paid out of such funds of the Navaho Tribe as may be designated for this purpose by its governing body. The Secretary of the Interior and the appropriate officers of said Pueblos are authorized to execute such instruments of conveyance as may be necessary or appropriate to effectuate the transfer of title to any lands purchased by the Navaho Tribe under this section.
All proceeds received from each of the sales authorized by section 1 of this Act shall be deposited in the Treasury of the United States to the credit of the Pueblo making the sale in the account established for such Pueblo pursuant to section 19 of the Act of June 7, 1924 (43 Stat. 636, 642), and, together with any other funds heretofore or hereafter deposited in the same account, shall be available for expenditure or advance for such purposes, except per capita payments, as may be designated by the governing body of such Pueblo and approved by the Secretary of the Interior.
For the purpose of consolidating the lands of the Navaho Tribe, the Secretary of the Interior, with the consent of the governing body of said tribe, may exchange any lands purchased under section 1 of this Act for any other lands situated in McKinley or Valencia Counties, New Mexico, that are owned by the United States, by the State of New Mexico, or a political subdivision thereof, or by any person; and, for the same purpose, the head of any department or agency having administrative jurisdiction over lands situated in said counties that are owned by the United States may exchange any such lands for lands purchased under section 1 of this Act.
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Island of Corfu.Toulas apartments are located in a perfect area, the famous Canal d amour,
just in a 1-3 minutes walking distance from all beaches and only moments away of countless
bars, restaurants and shops.
Sidari is a popular tourist destination on the north coast of Corfu island, proud of the legacy of
its past. You will be seduced by the incomparable natural beauty of the area.
Guests staying at the Toulas apartments will have easy access to Sidari city centre.
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Reviews of this property
I recommend this apartment to All Who Come to Corfu.It is very cozy and super clean. Toulas' family is very nice and attentive.
I recommend this apartment to all who want to bring to Corfu, the owners are very attentive and amistosos.El apartment is comfortable and always very clean.
Ich kann diese Wohnung empfehlen.Die Besitzer sind nur Super freundlich.Das komfortabel Appartment und ist sehr sauber.
I recommend this apartment to all who come to Corfu.It is very cozy and super clean. Toulas´ family is very nice and attentive.
Yo recomiendo este apartamento a todos los que se quieran acercar a Corfú, sus dueños son muy atentos y amistosos.El apartamento es comfortable y está siempre muy limpio.
Ich kann diese Wohnung nur empfehlen.Die Besitzer sind super freundlich.Das Appartment ist komfortabel und sehr sauber.
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Ottima esperienza. Appartamento pulito ed in bella zona centrale. Venivano anche a pulire l appartamento e rifare il letto quasi ogni giorno
Wir waren sehr zufrieden ,die Unterkunft war sauber und alles nötige war
Vorhanden . Wir würden auf jedenfall nochmal dort hin fahren
Der Garten war sehr gepflegt und alles zu Fuß gut erreichbar
Kostas was a really friendly and helpful host!
The apartments are in a nice location, close to the canal d amour and every possible shop :) (bar, supermarket, souvenir shop...) We want to come back! :)
Siamo stati bene nel complesso, la posizione è ottimale, gli appartamenti sono puliti e sufficientemente abitabili l'unico neo se vogliamo il bagno un po troppo piccolo e la doccia priva di tenda o vetro. Mi è dispiaciuto non incontrare Kostas perché in realtà la gestione è affidata ai genitori che ahimè parlano solo greco.
The appartament was beutyfull and very clean. In a perfect position near canal d amour, and near market, restaurant ar scooter and boat rentall.try it!!!!
Unser Urlaub dort hat uns sehr gut gefallen.
Die Appartments haben eine gute Lage und sind gut gepflegt, außerdem wurden wir sehr freundlich empfangen.
Ich kann die Unterkunft auf jeden Fall weiterempfehlen.
The accommodation is clean and had all the comfort we expected. The environment seemed neat. And - the host or owner are extremely nice and accommodating. We have here a very relaxing holiday. We would love to come back.
Die Unterkunft ist sauber und wies allen Komfort auf, den wir erwartet hatten. Das Umfeld wirkt gepflegt. Und - die Gastgeber bzw. Vermieter sind unwahrscheinlich nett und zuvorkommend. Wir haben uns dort gut erholt. Wir kommen gern wieder.
We had a great week in Toulas apartments, Nikos and his wife, the parents of Kostas, were very friendly and polite to us and if we had a question they were always there to find a solution. Almost every day new towels and if we forgot to wash the dishes, they even did this for us when we were out to swim. The location of Toulas is great, only a couple of hundred meters from the beach and from Canal d'amour where we could jump from the rocks in the Ionian Sea. Sidari is a nice place to be and you can get there everything you want, there are many shops and Supermarkets and if you want to go to the bar, there are plenty of them.
We want to thank Kostas and his parents for the hospitality.
Toulas apartments are surrounded by a garden, but situated along a street of shops, bars and taverns, a few steps from the canal d'amour. The presence of a river that borders the garden is very appreciated by mosquitoes so you should always close the screen door in this room, but not the kitchen window! The kitchen is well appointed, but dark and poorly equipped and has no exit to the balcony (which is from the room). The beds are comfortable. The bathroom has a tub and sink big tent: an exception in Greece. A Sidari abound in Pool because the cliffs are beautiful rock "mealy" and the beach is small and sand similar to earth.
Gli appartamenti toulas sono circondati da un giardino, ma situati lungo una via di negozi, bar e taverne, a pochi passi dal canal d'amour. La presenza di un corso d'acqua che delimita il giardino è molto gradita dalle zanzare perciò occorre sempre chiudere la zanzariera presente in camera, ma non alla finestrella della cucina! La cucina è ben arredata, ma scura e poco attrezzata e non ha uscita sul balcone (che è dalla camera). I letti sono comodi. Il bagno ha vasca con tenda e lavandino grande: un'eccezione in Grecia. A Sidari sono presenti molte strutture con piscina perchè le belle scogliere sono in roccia "farinosa" e la spiaggia è piccola e con sabbia simile a terra.
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Room had pleasant views of the lake. Quality holesome food that was good value. Room a little tired with some mould in bathroom around shower. SAT TV only had French channels! Could be made more cheerful with pictures etc.
The quit and simple style no
Existence of lake at the back of the hotel and of a diving cormorant at the lake
The lakeside location was good but too far to walk in to Pont Eveque for a meal. The room was rather small and the outside of the hotel needs a good tidy up. It seemed a rather tired place and was not as good value for money as our following night at the Hotel Robic, Pontivy.
Good location - excellent restaurant - efficient service n/a
the lake so close and nice....
I arrived very late 5am the next morning but the key and full instructions had been left as arranged by phone earlier
Good quiet location. The price of the room was quoted at 55 Euro. However because our reservation was through Booking .com for 66 Euro we had to pay this price. Not a good advertisement for your service as it would be better to make a direct reservation
Good evening meal. Polite and friendly staff Slow check in as only one lady at busy bar when we arrived at 8pm Room hot and too many insects to leave windows open - insect mesh blinds would be great.
The breakfast lounge No elevator - Need to hand carry the luggage to 2nd floor.
Very clean and tidy. Very spacious room. Great restaurant.
Charming building and rooms, great breakfast, helpful friendly staff. Good combination of style and efficiency. Very happy to recommend Only minor niggles - didn't have a cot available, bins too small if you have nappies to throw!
Very pleasant experience on all counts. Internet access was gratuit. Parking was secure. property was quiet. Lobby charming. Staff spoke english well which was a huge relief on our first night in france afetr travelling for 24 straight hours.
Excellent room, modern facilities, all very clean and warm. No tea/coffee making facilities in the room. Towels were very small.
Split level was interesting (lounge and facilities on first level and bed on second), bed was very comfortable, good location. Very friendly helpful bilingual staff. Lavatory did not have a wash basin (it was in a separate room)!
Upstairs rooms are duplex style with narrow staricase to sleeping area so could be a problem for some.
We chose the hotel because we ha stayed there about 25 years ago on the return leg of a touring hoiliday.....we had called in just by chance and rooms were available............so we decideded to give it another try! The layout and the duplex rooms were fantastic.....very clean and fresh and incredible value......the staff were supurb........thanks very much. No..........but I think that it might be nice to have a fridge in lounge area.
Very attractive room where a very good breakfast was served. Bedroom upstairs from toilet and bathroom. Car park surface unsuitable for motorcycles. Sitting area immediately outside window, frequently occupied by cleaning staff smoking.
We booked a duplex room for a family of 5. The room was exactly as described - double bed upstairs plus single folding bed. Double sofa-bed downstairs. The hotel was beautifullt refurbished and in a convenient location - short walk to town and short drive to Deauville, Trouville, etc. Breakfast was offered at 12 euros per head - but there are two boulangeries across the road.
Central Hotel with nice clean rooms. Good space for a short stay in this area. The room we had was nice but for small children a sofa bed was adequate but took up all of the downstairs area. This meant an in-out arrangement if we wanted to spend time in our room. No drinks making facilities if we were inside our rooms.
staff very friendly and helpful. Beautiful and quiet surroundings. No iron available in the room.
Staff was very helpful and kind. Without asking we were upgraded to a better room for the same price. The hotel used to have a magnificent restaurant. This was the main reason to go back to this hotel. But the owner decided to close the restaurant to cut costs. As a result you have to go back into your car and drive to some restaurant in the neighbourhood if you want anything to eat. We were very dissapointed about this.
lovely environment. very comfortable and relaxing. quality of food in both evening and breakfast was very high.over all really liked it. a bit difficult to find...
Beautiful setting, wonderful views from room, well, and tastefully, furnished No evening restauant facilities, no kettle in room,
This was an experience staying on a stud farm. The hotel has many features and is the epitamy of good living. In the countryside - you had access to wonderful walks, there was also a duck pond with a whole spectrum of wildlife in it- including a duck house. A lot of thought had gone into getting the detail of the hotel just right. Food exceptional. Hotel does not serve food on a wednesday and you are left to your own devises in the middle of countryside. Bar not open either. Having washed her hair my wife found the hairdryer not working on going to reception she was told there was no-one available to fix it - with a gaullic shrug.
Tranquile atmosphere No airconditioning
We liked the location, once we had found it, the room was very comfortable and the gardens were very pleasant to wander around. We enjoyed our stay very much. The staff were very friendly and polite. We did find the hotel difficult to find without GPS locator, and the address was not too helpful. Also we were disappointed with no English TV channels although Sky TV was advertised they were all foreign to us.
Excellent food and service. Would thoroughly recommend it and will go back for a weekend instead of just overnight.
Great food, super service, we've ordered the junior suite and got the suite so a nice bonus
Peaceful country setting with relaxing atmosphere. Wonderful breakfast. Staff is friendly and helpful.
the location it was hard to find because the signage was poor in Trouville. We had not stayed at a "Latitudes" hotel before and didn't know it was marked as "Beach Hotel"
Location and heated pool Strange odor in room
View from the room. Interior colour scheme.
The hotel is old and not keept with proper maintenance.
Room lay out and view Poor breakfast arrangement. A meet and greet would be better.
Had a nice view of the water There was no m ention onthe booking that we needed to pre book a car park space
The hotel is fairly basic but clean and very well situated.It could do with a bit oof paint in the public areas.
Great location, 50 meters from the beach, a lot of cafes around. Very helpfull and friendly staff.
Sea-view room attractive; position next to the Casino excellent . Helpful staff. Superb location for soaking up the atmosphere of the great painters who came to Trouville - Monet, Dufy etc. Indoor pool was good but needs covered access from hotel.
The boats the entourage the beds
Very friendly welcome, English spoken well.
very helpful manager-clean modern room
Comfortable night's sleep
Excellent breakfast, with lots of variety and choice
the cleanliness of the room, the welcome of the owner, the nearness to the town and motorway network.
Le professionalisme du proprio. L'acceuil. La grandeur de la chambre. La propreté. Le petit déjeuner. De loin le meilleur qualité-rapport prix. Le fait de pouvoir garer la voiture directement à la porte de la chambre. Les vélos de haute qualité. Most professional owner. - The atmosphere. Space of room. Cleanness. Best deal for our money. Park the car right at the door of the room. Bicycles.
The hotel owners were exceptionally helpful and welcoming. Generously offered to drive me to and from town (unsolicited). Very comfortable speaking English. Rooms are good-sized, well-lit, and tile floors throughout give room clean, fresh feel. Special touches like towel warming rack, WiFi internet access, and a small table and chairs outside each room so guests can enjoy the beautiful gardens.
Spotlessly clean, with new furniture, comfortable bed and a good-sized bathroom. It's a 3 minute drive away from the charming Honfleur touristic centre (where parking costs just €3 per day). I'd also very much recommend the generous breakfast. Staff was very welcoming and bicycles are provided for free. All in all, this hotel is extremely good value for money and we definitely would go again.
the welcome and friendliness of the manager and staff
Very nice Motel good decoration inside and out, good parking helpful and friendly staff, excellent value made us very welcome, we will certainly return.
Casino Drink/Wine is extremely expensive
relaxing in room price of food.drink
Great location and reception upon arrival, nice and spacious room & bathroom, good food A bit pricey
The room was of a nice size, the facilities very good, and the hotel location is excellent. We intend to return there later in the year, but spend more time. When we booked we wanted half board, but we could not book this on line. they should offer it for weekend breaks or make it inclusive for a given period.
relaxing fact that the reception did not tell us about two nights of filming and that we should have been told when booking not on arrival bit underhanded. by the hotel if we had known probably would have gone a week later.
perfect location, friendly staff
Service and the food!
The location is amazing! The hotel is beautiful. The staff is too slow to respond.
I love the ambience of the place and the garden and bar were such relaxing places to have a drink. The little plates of canapes were delicious and the miniature cakes served with a cup of tea, to die for! It is a beautiful hotel in a fantastic location. The price of breakfast is a little high considering it is the same for continental or cooked. I think there could and should be a price differential. I couldn't book room with breakfast, it was room only on offer (not just your site). Swimming pool could do with a refurbishment.
Old school luxuryvibe on Saterday evening. Bathroom was not in line with the rest.
very nice beautiful hotel
The atmosphere of the bigginings of the 20th century Everything was perfect
The view, and the excellent meal we had at you top micelin resturant. No
nothing as the price of drinks totally spolied my stay The price of 4 drinks at the pool gin & tonic, vodka & coke, martini & lemonade 26 euro each and a cognac & coke 27 euro total cost of 4 drink 105 euro. This is robbery. We also stayed this week at the Victoria Jugfrau 5 * 7 similar drinks came to 62 euros(85 CHF) & The Hilton Evian les Bain 4*, the same 4 drinks 42 euros.
Had a sea view which was nice. Very friendly and polite staff. Spacious room. Outdoor swimming pool. Fitness room way too small. No kettle in the rooms so no possibility to make a cup of coffee/tea. Rooms need some fixing, a few scratches on the wall, at the bottom of the doors, etc...This is disapointing for a luxury hotel. Breakfast far too expensive (30 euros!!).
The spacious accomodation, especially the well apppinted bathroom Menu choice for evening meal was limited if not dining in the Etrier
Very good staff with a friendly and not at all stuffy approach. Excellent concierge staff (large gentleman with moustache been with the hotel for 16 years) who parked my Bristol with the care it deserves and aranged for a valet! Good location within easy walking distance of the beach and the many restaurants in the town. Nice lounge area for a drink before dinner. Good spa which gave a nice facial for my lady friend on one of the mornings. Overall a really great hotel for a short break. Nothing at all. Some might say it is not cheap, but then you are staying in the nicest hotel in the town.
An all-around great place to stay when in Deauville!
everything was perfect, service, restaurants nothing found
location is really good, calm place, park. Good swimming pool
Lovely Hotel. Very Expensive. Menu in French only and nobody spoke English in the evening so had to guess what to order.
The staff were welcoming, and very relaxed and helpful. The ambience of the hotel was delightful - it was situated in peaceful and attractive countryside, and was a beautiful and interesting building. The room was lovely, quiet with a good view and had a luxurious feel. The facilities were excellent, bar (indoor and outdoor), restaurant, 3 tennis courts, indoor swimming pool with adjacent outdoor sunbathing/relaxing area, table tennis, pool table.
Nice location in quiet setting. Beautiful grounds. First rate buffet breakfast. Strong smell of paint in our room (difficulty sleeping). Hotel was almost empty during, so probably could have given us an other room that was not freshly painted. Dining was closed during our stay.
Everything Nothing
The very relaxing ambience of the hotel and standard of comfort provided. The staff were also extremely helpful and the buffet breakfast was very comprehensive, although a little expensive at 18 Euros. The fact that the Restaurant was closed on both Sunday and Monday Evenings which forced me to drive into Deauville to eat.
Excellent setup. Great place in the countryside. The bed rooms (and especially the beds) are very comfortable.
We found this hotel to be totally what one would not expect. It was quiet and relaxing and certainly a place we would re-visit.
Spacious clean rooms. Very luxury hotel at a very low price as they have great offers on booking.com. The nature around the hotel is wonderful! The staff is friendly and helpfull. The prices for mini bar, breakfast etc are way too high! One cappucino costs 9 Euro!
The design of the hotel was superb - we hadnt realised until we arrived that they were modern buildings but the use of timber and the layout was very impressive. The food was excellent and all the staff were exceptionally professional and very welcoming. I had been concerned, reading some of the reviews, that the staff would let the place down, but that wasn't the case! Very badly behaved child in the restaurant rather spoiled our dinner but I suppose there is not a lot the hotel can do about that!
The staff are polite, helpful and very well trained. They mix a very good cocktail. The bedrooms are getting shabby, particularly the bathrooms. The costs are higher than the quality one would expect. Four star quality at five star prices.
The polite staff, the quality of breakfast and ease of parking
The care of staff is excellent, interior of hotel is impressive as well as its golf fields and park around hotel. Very tranquil, peaceful and relaxing atmosphere The minor things: like every morning (our room windows were looking at main entrance side) we heard motor of the big trucks coming to bring products, take trash etc...which was pretty early morning around 7-30
Very well organised, exceptional staff, traditional luxury hotel Some rooms need refurbishing
We liked the location with beautiful views, the old-world atmosphere, large and comfortabl bedrooms with enormous wardrobe space, including separate dressing-room, the lovely pool and good service.
The surroundings are fantastic; the staff was very helpful and friendly The price for the breakfast is very expensive
The close proximity to Deauville, the pool and the golf course I thought the food was less than average. I became ill after having dinner on Tuesday night, the salmon appetizer was horrible, the riz du veau was stale and the desert gourment plate was unedible. My wife and I owned a food business in France for a number of years so we know good food. Also for the priice, the continental breakfast was way overpriced.
Quiet, pleasant views from the two windows in the room, west and north facing with sea view. very friendly and helpful staff. Alternative facilty in Golf Clubhouse for breakfast. The Golf Course and swimming facilities were good. No hot drink making facilty in room. Expensive cost of breakfast.
Superb staff looking after bedroom, bar and transport to town Distance from town was much further than expected
The shuttle service into Deauville The car park
This hotel is outstanding. It is expensive, but you get personalised service and attention in return. The restaurant is outstanding. This is a place you should go to if you can forget the price of things. Old fashioned quality, style and personal attention. No spcific comments
Location and beauty of the hotel Breakfast expensive
The room and location There was a family next door to us with 5 kids running around all night. Odd for this type of establishment.
perfect location, friendly staff
The hotel was delightful - the reception staff were exceptional. The fact that parking was available was also helpful. We enjoyed our time there. We thought the prices in the restaurant steep.
The hotel location is near the harbor where all the action is taking place. The room is well aquipped and comfortable.
The hotel enjoys a good location for the centre of Honfleur and has good facilities in the room as well asthe hotel in general.The breakfasts were excellent value for money.
Its closeness to everything that matters in honfleur The hotel staff were first rate
close proximity to the town
Easy to locate on road into town but not far from centre. Tea and coffee available in room. Handy parking.
friendly staff and good service, well positioned for Honfluer centre with good car parking facilities.
Clean,Comfortable.Superb position.Excellent breakfast.Secure Parking worth the reassurance at 10euro.Front room overlooking outer harbour.Efficient lift.
Friendly staff, good location Parking was not included and needed to be paid for by the day
Good position, just 5 minutes walk to the old harbour where there are a wide selection of restaurants, bars etc. which serve both evening meals and breakfasts. Rooms were absolutely fine. Rooms at the front are noisy due to traffic. Not clear that there was secure parking to the rear of the hotel but the public car park just over the road was fine.
Close to town centre
Friendly staff, nice, clean, quiet room. Next to Saturday market and near good retaurants.
Good location, nice decor ,relaxing ambience Building work opposite the room, but, thats no-ones fault and I'm sure it will be over soon
The location of the hotel
Great location. Size of room was very good as well as being very clean. Very nice hotel, with good rates.
It was close to the Yacht harbour & the shops & Market.
closeness to center of town
The hotel staff was great and very helpful the property was clean and updated. The breakfast which was incl. in the room rate was very nice as well! The hotel was located in a nice area and close to restaurants and stores. Our purpose for the visit was to enjoy a nice city but to be able to go and drive to the Normandy beaches, approx 1 1/2 hour drive. I think overall for the money... it was a great choise!
The staff were attentive and conversant in english which helped with my rusty french. The hotel was very clean and their duplex room catered very well for my family with three small children. There is insufficient parking but at least ample a short walking distance. Arriving after six on Sunday we did not need to pay anything until the following morning.
The location of the Hotel is ideal for our visit. the staff where very helpful this was the comments of all 10 of us who stayed No
I enjoyed the design of the room, the linnen, the general level of the hotel. The decor was really nice indeed and I had a great garden view. I did not like the lack of wifi internet in the rooms and even in the lobby. Before coming to Deauville I thought that free wireless internet is a must, at least in four-star hotels in Europe
The staff was friendly and helpfull and the rooms were very tidy
Nice view of Pont de Normandie. Good pool. Convivial.
Breakfast was good. Puzzled about poor reviews on this point. Parking easy; pleasant surroundings. Well maintained. Our 2nd visit. While there was a shower over the bath, this had to be hand-held due to lack of shower screen.
Unfriendly and unhelpful staff; Not impressed with the hotel room's cleanliness; The setup of the duplex was not comfortable as there were no chairs to set in only beds.
Pleasant and helpful staff, rooms were very comfortable and location is good for discovering Normandy and Honfluer Hotel only does breakfast, no restaurant
Free Car Park and Location from Town Centre Cold Pool, No Tea making facility in room. Poor shower facility, No Mirror in room. Poor lighting over bed for reading.
Pleasantly surprised by our room and the maid service. It was also easily accessible from the main road. Disappointed by the decor of the lobby, and the spa was quite limited. Website makes the hotel look more modern than it is.
The helpful staff. In our room, there was a dormer which I had to duck each time I went to my twin bed. This was not the best situation.
Room was cold, towels too small, Grim location near industrial estate. Breakfast expensive
The staff was amazingly helpful and friendly!! We had some car trouble and the staff called the rental company for us and had the issue solved. The staff also recommended a wonderful restaurant that we walked to while our car was attended to. The breakfast was quite nice and the lobby was great for relaxing in.
Excellent location, comfortable room, luxurious bathroom and beautiful decoration. Breakfast is very expensive. The early morning noise in the square is disturbing - but not much you can do to control this!
We liked the tasteful and elegant decoration, the simple breakfast featuring some local products, and the location. The staff members were kind, helpful, and courteous.
The decoration of our suite. Lack of parking
Very special maison in the heart of Honfleur! We were detained due to a French labor action and called ahead. The proprietor made dinner reservations for us due to our very late arrival. A wonderful service that that we very much appreciated. We would return whenever in the general area.
we loved our room and the hotel staff was very friendly and accomodating.
location was excellent for all the shops etc The disconnect between the hotel and the 2nd suites across the road where we stayed was annoying. It didn't actually feel like we were staying in a hotel.Also the stairs were very steep and tricky and the sofa bed very uncomfortable for 2 people.
Free internet. Computer available. Nice ambiance. Clean and beautiful decorated rooms.
Very charming, very romantic , very very french, perfect location.We are dreaming to come again and of course will recommend this hotel to our friends. Nothing - everything was the best.
close to the shops and restaurants
The hotel was very pretty/charming, several hundred years old, and in a beautiful historic town by the seaside. Breakfast was good. The service was indifferent
the building is typical french with lots of original features. The staff were very helpful and friendly.
Good, clean room, probably a bit too small Excellent breakfast in the beautiful patio room Great historic interiors, lots of original furniture and art Very good, friendly and efficient service Very good location Can't say there were anything we didn't like
Convenient Location and friendly servicre
Really great location, safe parking, wonderful setting and very characterful. Staff were very pleasant and I wouldn't hesitate to stay here again. The breakfast was expensive and poor. We walked to the harbour area the next day and had a far better breakfast for half the price.
Steep stairs up to bedroom and head-banging beams
Nice big room, helpful personnel. (I booked the "Double Room" for 2 Nights, pls correct info below)
Our host and the entire staff were so welcoming, and the Hotel was a work of art. The art work and beautiful buildings were ourstanding and the location was a short walk from the center of the city. Free parking was a plus after spending $45 a night to park our car in Paris. We really enjoyed this hotel.
The fabulous bathroom Lack of evening meals
location to town and ease of parking
Good parking
Excellent postion within 5 minutes walk to centre plus parking at hotel.
location staff rather unhelpful almost rude
Location, position, ambience, service Absolutely nothing - couldn't fault the service, accommodation or the food
Very roomy and clean and lovely Bathroom Nothing to dislike
The room. No porter to help woth baggage
Indoor pool We were not told restaurant has to be booked in advance, which meant that we had to eat out, two of our three nights at the hotel!
The room was nice, large and comfortable. The hotel is situated in calm place. The parking area is large. Wi-fi free of charge. You have to understand that for all activities, restaurants, beach you will go to Deauville or to Honfleur. It's better to have a car or pay to taxi 25-30 Euro in one side.
Beautifully appointed hotel. Lovely decor and service excellent. Not able to have a bath as the bath plug did not work. In the hotel bar the spirits were greatly overpriced, particularly brandy.
Overall high quality for a 3 star. Restaurant choice too limited.
The room was good and the hotel was clean and nicely decorated The staff were not helpful, nor could they book us into the restaurant or treatments in the Spa despite booking a superior room for 2 nights.
room very small and walls thin heard everything next door!
Service good. Reception friendly and helpful. Hairdryer did not work
Delightful town/village and the setting of the hotel was excellent. No
The location of the hotel was interesting, being near the racecourses, and was peaceful, but still very convenient for Deauville's attractions. No
Reasonably close location to the magnificent shores of Normandy
Clean and basic, decent for the price
I was very unhappy as we arrived to find that our 3 single beds that I had booked and even confirmed on the telephone with the hotel when I phoned to check about our late arrival was in fact 2 single beds. This meant that we all slept fairly badly squashed in to 2 beds. The hotel reception in the morning did not seem that surprised and initially offered us a "free" continental breakfast (free anyway for our son), but in the end did drop the room price to their rack rent for a double- more than we would have paid with bookings.com I think. I was very unhappy as we only booked this hotel because of the 3 beds.l
Locality to town very good, setting was excellent.


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