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Daryl wrote:Gold-Spangled Elvis: Flashes Of The Old Fire
Elvis Presley
Kiel Auditorium
St. Louis, Missouri
March 22nd, 1976
by Harper Barnes
Harper Barnes is a feature writer for the St. Louis 'Post Dispatch' and book columnist for Boston's 'Real Paper.'
Fri Sep 11, 2009 12:21 pm
Fri Sep 11, 2009 2:17 pm
Scott Hayward wrote:It's interesting, and slightly baffling, to note that the same writer would write two different reviews of the same concert for different papers ...
Fri Sep 11, 2009 2:26 pm
Fri Sep 11, 2009 2:33 pm
Fri Sep 11, 2009 5:18 pm
drjohncarpenter wrote:Nice connection, but the reality is hardly baffling. Barnes wrote the paper review immediately after the gig, crafte a n=more sophisticted piece for RS in April.
Thanks, Daryl for the review.
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Scott Hayward wrote:Were any more of Elvis' gigs reviewed in Rolling Stone during the 70s?
BigredG wrote:Interesting how the newspaper review morphed via several layers of pretension and cliche into the Rolling Stone article.
Sat Sep 12, 2009 4:08 am
drjohncarpenter wrote: There is neither pretension nor cliché in the Rolling Stone review.
Honesty abounds.
Sat Sep 12, 2009 4:26 am
BigredG wrote:drjohncarpenter wrote: There is neither pretension nor cliché in the Rolling Stone review.
Honesty abounds.
For those hard of understanding, here are the top five examples of pretension and cliche:
"Elvis Presley wraps himself in the power of other people "
"the whole human calliope was going full boil"
"With the teasing elegance of a stripper in a room full of neck fetishists"
"Elvis twitched his ass to the beat and the crowd went bonkers."
"He closed with "Funny How Time Slips Away" -- yes, isn't it"
Sat Sep 12, 2009 5:09 am
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Mon Sep 14, 2009 10:20 pm
YDKM wrote:His doctor is on record as saying Elvis was more over-medicated for this show than for any other this tour.
Tue Sep 15, 2009 3:13 am
Tue Sep 15, 2009 8:44 am
Tue Sep 15, 2009 11:57 pm
Tue Sep 15, 2009 11:59 pm
Daryl wrote:In the Revelations Of The Memphis Mafia book, they mention a show in St. Louis that afterwards Elvis nearly overdosed. In the book they state that it took place after the show in 1973. It is my understanding however that the person who said this in the book is mistaken and that Elvis nearly overdosed after this show in 1976.
Wed Sep 16, 2009 12:14 am
Wed Sep 16, 2009 12:16 am
Wed Sep 16, 2009 12:34 am
Wed Sep 16, 2009 1:28 am
Mike Eder wrote:Well Carless Love makes it seem like an incident happened twice both times in St. Louis. 73 and 76. Problem is that It sounds really like the same event is being described.
"The last nine months with Elvis [1973], we had three ODs; it was unbelievable." ... Vernon Presley, who from other accounts had kept his distance from his son's drug problems, witnessed some of these overdoses, Caughley said, including a near-fatal one in St. Louis.
- The Death of Elvis, p. 323-324
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In a striking show of unity, representatives of "Scientists for 9/11 Truth", "U.S. Military Officers for 9/11 Truth" and "Actors & Artists for 9/11 Truth" presented their findings and unveiled their eye-opening websites. Each non-profit group has launched a petition calling for a new, transparent investigation.
In NY, representing "Scientists", Professor Niels Harrit said, "The official account put forth by NIST violates the fundamental laws of physics and chemistry." Harrit is Prof. Emeritus at the University of Copenhagen and was lead author for a 2009 peer-reviewed study that revealed evidence of high tech explosives throughout the WTC dust.
In LA, physics teacher David Chandler discussed the swift destruction of the WTC towers, including Building 7, the little-known third tower. Having demonstrated its free fall, he confronted the US government agency NIST with his analyses and forced NIST to revise its November 2008 Final Report on WTC 7. NIST's Draft Report had claimed free fall was impossible but NIST ultimately acknowledged WTC 7 was in absolute free fall for over two seconds. Concluded Chandler, "Free fall is physically impossible without explosives".
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Susan Deaver, Adjunct Professor of Music, is the co-founder and director of the LIU Post Chamber Music Festival, which is a three-week annual festival held each July which recently celebrated its 30th Anniversary Season in 2011. She is the flutist of The Pierrot Consort, the faculty ensemble-in-residence at LIU Post, and is the conductor of the Festival Chamber Orchestra. During the academic school year, Dr. Deaver teaches flute and conducting, coaches chamber music ensembles of undergraduate and graduate music majors, teaches music history classes and is the director of the LIU Post Flute Ensemble. Dr. Deaver has been a conducting clinician and also a guest lecturer at the New York All-State Conference and most recently at the 2011 Women's Week Conference entitled "Sister Hildegard to Lady Gaga: Women, Music & Sound" conference at Suffolk Community College. As a flutist, she has performed in the United States, Europe and Korea and was principal flutist of Washington Chamber Symphony at the Kennedy Center from 1981 to 2002. She has performed with Long Island Philharmonic, Brooklyn Philharmonic, Queens Symphony Orchestra, Philharmonia Virtuosi and on Broadway in "Phantom of the Opera." She received fellowships from the Bach Aria and Tanglewood Festivals and performed at the Music Festival of the Hamptons in 2006. She has recorded for New World records, CRI, Arabesque Recordings and North/South Consonance. Active as a conductor, Susan Deaver is the music director and conductor of the North Shore Symphony Orchestra, the University Orchestra at Stony Brook University and Principal Guest Conductor of the Long Island Youth Orchestra, which she conducted at Carnegie Hall. She has guest conducted in Scotland, England, Spain, Korea and Germany and was a conductor for Manhattan School of Music's Contemporary Ensemble. Newsday featured her in an article about her work as Conducting Instructor for actor Freddie Highmore in Warner Brothers' movie "August Rush." As conductor of the LIU Post Orchestra from 1981 to 2006, she developed the orchestra from an ensemble of 11 to a full sized symphonic orchestra of over 70 undergraduate and graduates students. She creatively expanded the orchestral program to include a series of concerts at LIU Tilles Center, an annual concerto competition, performance courses for music educators and orchestral educational residency programs with the New York Philharmonic and LIU Tilles Center. Dr. Deaver is on the music faculty at the LIU Post, Stony Brook University and Manhattan School of Music's Precollege Division. She earned a bachelor's and master's degrees and a doctorate of musical arts in performance from Manhattan School of Music.
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ugh ^ cookiecutter southern beat, same ol southern style, oh you smoke weed on the corner? how original! and who the fuck is singing behind him? the hellen keller club?
ugh ^ cookiecutter southern beat, same ol southern style, oh you smoke weed on the corner? how original! and who the fuck is singing behind him? the hellen keller club?
ha! shutty! Listen to the words, then know the correct answer of twhat kind of beat that is
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I heard this dude Tyler the creator try to rhyme "Chevron" with "Leverage".
Ok? People bend words all the time. I'd probably rather hear that than Snoop turn words into something with Izzle to make it rhyme. Stupid.
Snoop was one of the founders of modern day rap, kid.
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bro... I said move all the fucking songs to the fucking what the fuck do fucking toys fucking listening to thread
the videos are making the page take a million years to load maaaannn wtf's your problem? why the fuck can't you only for once just fucking do what I'm asking you to do?
you think I'm deleting the posts to hate on you? how old are you man? for fuck's sake
edit: whoa, sorry, I just noticed how pissed I sound... ugh, had a long day, better go to bed already. didn't mean to shout at you man hehe... it's just that the videos make the page way too heavy and it starts bugging and taking too long to load.
but it's all cool, like a video every page is fine, just not 4 consecutive posts containing videos, know what I mean?
and I noticed lord_plankton's still being an asshole even though I'm being ultra nice... I don't get it, kid, just how much can one person troll exactly?
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why you delete the whole post when you could just edit out the video? cause now shit aint makin sense all up in here, and I wasnt say its ridiculous on a personal level, I didnt know I was the only posts you deleted... but you aint ask me to do shit, so if the one time you do I dont, you shouldnt get all butt hurt..... Dont make me search back for a post of you pre-mod where you got pissy when someone deleted your post brah it aint a big deal
@ace-k you live in bumfuck minnesota, your a teenager, and you have bad taste in music. I think thats personal enough for me to be able to tell you aint be on
how old are you that you feel the fucking urge to clean up everything even if theres no need, as if you had germphobia ...dude no ones checking on you if you follow the fucking rulebook, your not getting an A or a medal for your modding, stop being overeager, let thing just fuckin be.
no need to start a riot... just switch to the other thread... y'all need to chill the fuck out... off to bed for now. peace
yeeya, dueces.
guy, I have to individually edit each post to remove the video from it, shit takes some time... whereas I can mass move all 4-5 posts with one click to the other thread...
I can't be editing and fixing all kinds of posts when I can get the whole deal over with in 3 seconds.
can you fuckers not make a big deal about it like little babies and just move on peacefully to the other thread, please? I'm really tired. had a long day. thanks
lol ill compromise and cut back... but I aint cuttin out all the slaps
Rib, post some more bay area music in the What do toys listen to thread, I need some more and feel as though you got the hook up.
what the, you said it sounded generic earliar. no slaps for you.
I only meant for that one song. POST DEM SLAPS.
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Poisonous Ingredient
Automatic dishwasher products contain various soaps. Potassium carbonate and sodium carbonate are the most common.
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- Automatic dishwasher soaps
- Eyes, ears, nose, and throat
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- Loss of vision
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Poison Control
The National Poison Control Center (1-800-222-1222) can be called from anywhere in the United States. This national hotline number will let you talk to experts in poisoning. They will give you further instructions.
This is a free and confidential service. All local poison control centers in the United States use this national number. You should call if you have any questions about poisoning or poison prevention. It does NOT need to be an emergency. You can call for any reason, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Take the container with you to the hospital, if possible.
See: Poison control center - emergency number
What to Expect at the Emergency Room
The health care provider will measure and monitor the patient's vital signs, including temperature, pulse, breathing rate, and blood pressure. Blood and urine tests will be done. Symptoms will be treated as appropriate. The patient may receive:
- Blood transfusion if severe blood loss has occurred
- Fluids through a vein (I.V.)
- Endoscopy -- camera down the throat to see burns in the esophagus and the stomach
- Tube through the mouth into the stomach to wash out the stomach (gastric lavage)
- Medicines to treat an allergic reaction (diphenhydramine, epinephrine, or prednisone)
Outlook (Prognosis)
How well a patient does depends on the amount of poison swallowed and how quickly treatment was received. The faster a patient gets medical help, the better the chance for recovery.
Swallowing such poisons can have severe effects on many parts of the body. Damage can continue to occur to the esophagus and stomach for several weeks after the product is swallowed. Death may occur up to a month after the poisoning.
However, most cases of swallowing dishwasher soap are relatively nontoxic. Over the counter household products are specifically made to be relatively safe to persons and the environment.
Harchelroad FP Jr, Rottinghaus DM. Chemical burns. In: Tintinalli JE, Kelen GD, Stapczynski JS, Ma OJ, Cline DM, eds. Emergency Medicine: A Comprehensive Study Guide. 6th ed. New York, NY: McGraw-Hill; 2004:chap 200.
Review Date: 8/3/2011
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"Leonardito and Dominicus in Bayahibe"
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Iberostar's reputation for excellent cuisine in the all-inclusive category has helped to make this resort one of the best in the D.R. and cemented its popularity as an incentive destination for corporations.
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"* A really beautiful hotel, with good service"
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February 23 to March 2, 2002
We traveled from Punta Cana to the Iberostar Hacienda Dominicus, which is approximately 1-1/2 hours. We had made prior arrangements for Rafael from RS Taxi to pick us up and take us to Iberostar Hacienda Dominicus.
The Iberostar Hacienda Dominicus is a new hotel located near the Village of Bayahibe, 90 minutes from Punta Cana, 20 minutes from La Romana Airport, and about an hour and 45 minutes from Santo Domingo Airport. It opened on November 15, 2001.
We arrived at the hotel around 2:30 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. My first impression was wow. This was my first visit to an Iberostar hotel, so I cant compare it to other Iberostars, but the lobby is absolutely amazing! Ive never seen such a large lobby area. And the décor is beautiful. Huge chandeliers, beautiful tables, comfortable chairs, wall decorations, porcelain vases, etc.
Our room was not ready yet and we were told it would be 30 minutes. When we returned to the front desk, we were told some repairs had to be done in the room, so it would be another hour. They offered us a different room, but after seeing it, we decided to wait for the original room we had been given. The front desk staff was very courteous, however, and trying to do the best they could, as the hotel was fully booked. A short time later we were taken to our room on a golf cart with our luggage. Housekeeping and maintenance were still in the room finishing up. A last minute check revealed that our toilet was leaking around the base, which apparently has been a common problem at this hotel. However, by the time we returned to our room that night, it had been repaired. The TV remote we had been given on checkin did not work. We called the front desk and someone arrived promptly with two remotes, handed them to us and left, not taking the one that didnt work, so now we had three, so if there was anyone there that week that couldnt get a remote for their TV, I apologize :)
Our room was really lovely, there was a full bathroom with good lighting, king-sized bed, dresser, couch and table. It was on the point of the building, so had the added bonus of an extra window and two balconies and had a partial view of the pool. We were in Building 6, which is a central location, halfway between the pool/beach and the restaurants/lobby. There was a hairdryer in the bathroom, as well as daily supplies of shampoo, conditioner, moisturizer and bath gel. There was also a shampoo and bath gel dispenser in the bathtub area. Water pressure was good and we always had hot water. There is a minibar in the room with soft drinks, beer and a gallon jug of water. This is refilled every two days. If you run out of something in the meantime you can ask for it and theyll bring it to you. There is no clock/radio or coffeemaker in the room. We bring our own small travel kettle and coffee/teabags. We bought milk at a store just down the street to the right of the resort, they dont sell any in the hotel shops. You might want to bring your own mugs, we didnt and the maid kept taking the cups that we brought from the restaurant. I hid them one day so she couldnt take them, but I left them out again after the room had been cleaned and when we returned to our room that night the maid had been in, and the cups were gone.
There is a mini-safe in the room. When the hotel first opened the safes were free, but they started charging for them the week we were there, the cost is 200 pesos per week.
Most North American appliances should fit into their plugs, our travel kettle was fine, but my travel iron, which has worked in other places, had a left-hand prong that was just a little too wide to fit. Pat performed surgery on it with the nail clippers, though (the iron plug, not the outlet) and did get it to fit. After traveling to the DR so many times you learn to improvise.
There are 496 rooms at Iberostar Hacienda, in 7 two or three storey buildings. Map of Resort The whole resort is built in sort of a horseshoe shape, and you can actually walk from one building to another under cover if it is raining. Each building has a central courtyard, each with different decoration and landscaping. Very beautiful. Standard rooms come in two types one with a full bathroom, king-sized bed, couch and table, like the one we had, and the other has a large walk-in shower (no tub), an armoire instead of a couch, and two beds (they call these double beds, but I saw one of these rooms and it is more a ¾ size bed, not much larger than a twin.) They also have 36 Junior Suites with ocean view. The only difference I could see from a regular room was that the living area where the couch is is a little bit larger.
The Beach, Pool, and Grounds:
he resort is huge. Considering there are only 496 rooms I was surprised at how big it is, its almost as wide as it is long. There are fountains, ponds, gardens, topiary sculptures, trees, benches to sit on, they seem to have gone all out in the decoration of this resort. The vegetation is young and the palm trees are a little sparse right now, but these will grow quickly.
There are 3 pools. The main pool is very large, with a swim-up bar. There is a sports pool, which is about 3 feet deep, and another circular pool which is deeper than the others, about 5 ft. There are lots of shade palapas around the pool area. The week we were there the beach seemed to be the most popular spot, and there were always lots of chairs by the pool and shade available. There is a kiddie pool located at the Kids Club, which was not yet operational. Several days when we went for lunch we saw a maintenance person standing there looking into the kiddie pool, I think there was some problem, but it didnt seem any closer to resolution by the end of the week.
The beach is beautiful, the water was crystal clear, different shades of blue. The water was a little cool, but not too cold to go in. The sand on the beach is quite deep, its not natural, it has been trucked in and I found it a little difficult to walk in. Its not white sand like Punta Cana. The palm trees on the beach are very sparse and dont offer much in the way of shade. They do have shade palapas, but they need to add some more, (and I understand that they are going to) as the ones they have fill up very quickly. They are trying to solve the issue of saving chairs early in the morning by not allowing anyone to put their stuff on them before 8 a.m. unless you are going to stay there. The first day we headed to the beach around 7:30 a.m. and were greeted by the security guard waving his arms, saying no reservations. Meanwhile another guard was coming from the beach with an armload of towels, bags, books, clothing, etc. which was taken someplace for the owners to claim later. I dont imagine this went over very well, but at least theyre trying. For the rest of the week Pat would go down about 7:15 a.m. and put our stuff out and stay there, as this is what everyone else was doing. Id come down just before 8. As long as you stayed with your stuff until 8:00 a.m., you could go for breakfast at that point and leave your stuff there.
You can walk a long way on the beach in either direction. Lots of topless sunbathing along this beach.
To the left of the Iberostar is the Ventaclub Dominicus, then some vendors stalls, and then the Coral Canoa Hotel. To the immediate right are more beach vendors and Club Dominicus Palace and Club Dominicus Resorts.
Weather and Bugs
No mosquitos and no bugs to speak of! This area had the same windy weather the week prior as we had in Punta Cana. Overall the weather this week wasnt bad, but still more clouds and wind than usual. I think there was one day when it was quite cloudy and windy. But when the sun came out, it was very hot.
There are 5 restaurants:
The main buffet restaurant is very large. There is a huge variety of food to choose from and it is very good. Most items have a sign identifying what it is. This restaurant is open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. There is a dress code in the evening for men, long pants or Bermuda shorts are allowed. Sandals for men are questionable, the thong-type beach sandals are definitely a no-no, other types some were allowed and some werent. We were sitting near the entrance one night and I was watching as people came in. The hostess turned away one man because of his sandals and a couple minutes later someone came in with what I thought was a very similar type and he was allowed in, so Im not sure of the criteria here. Suggest you pack a pair of long pants and regular shoes. This restaurant does have a no smoking section.
Some of the tables for 2 are very close together. The first night we ate dinner around 7:30 p.m. and it was not that busy, but when we came out around 8:30 p.m. there were about 50 people lined up waiting to be seated. Thats the only time I ever saw a lineup. Otherwise service was very good. If you ask for coffee, be sure to say with milk if you want it, otherwise they will bring it without, and it doesnt seem possible to bring the milk afterwards, they will take the black coffee away and come back with another cup of coffee with milk in it. (In the morning they go around with a pot of coffee and a pot of milk) House wine is available at lunch and dinner, but I did not see a wine list available. I noted they had a raised balcony for a band in this restaurant unfortunately we didnt see the band playing here the nights we ate in this restaurant.
The Beach Grill and Snack Bar is open during the day for continental breakfast and lunch, until around 4 p.m. Its close to the beach and the pool. A t-shirt/coverup is required. We always had our lunch here. The food was good, they had hot items pasta, chicken, rice, vegetables, seafood (there are no signs in this restaurant saying what the food is, which would have been helpful, you had to ask if you werent sure, ie. During the week I had both fried calamari rings and onion rings, and you couldnt tell from looking which one it was). They also had hamburgers, French fries, as well as salads and sandwich items, nachos with cheese, icecream, other deserts. Note that you are not allowed to take food out of the restaurants. They do have a self-serve coffee/tea, soft drinks, juices and water bar set up just inside the restaurant.
A couple of days they had a beach party barbecue set up just outside the restaurant, with a band playing.
There are 3 specialty restaurants that you have to make reservations for. You make these reservations in the lobby between 9 and 12. I went the second morning we were there and was able to make reservations for all the restaurants. I got there around 5 minutes to 9 and waited in line about 20 minutes to half an hour. A copy of the menus is available there for you to look at.
The first restaurant we tried was the Steakhouse, which is located in the Beach Grill and is open-air. I ordered a rib-eye steak medium well and it was a little too well done, but was good anyway. Pat had the ribs. Before the main course you can help yourself to the appetizer buffet, which included salad items, fish appetizers, shrimp, etc. Then they bring a blooming onion and some dipping sauce to your table, which I had never seen served in the DR, thought that was a Canadian thing. It was good. The main course came with a baked potato and sour cream, stewed tomato and corn. Service was excellent.
The next night we went to the Japanese restaurant. This restaurant is enclosed and air-conditioned. Most people are seated around the show tables, although there were some regular tables around the sides of the restaurant. The night we were there, it wasnt very full and there were lots of empty tables. You could order from a menu, which had quite a large choice. Some menu items were prepared in the kitchen and served to you, while others were prepared in front of you. You are served several courses of appetizers, soup, suishi, your main course and then desert. Again, service was excellent, no complaints.
On our last night we went to the Mexican Restaurant. This is also enclosed and air-conditioned. This restaurant had the most elegant atmosphere, it was beautiful. Im not a huge fan of Mexican food, but I really enjoyed this meal. They had an appetizer buffet which could have been the full meal, it had so many items on it. Very good, and good service.
Late-night snacks are available at the Mexican Restaurant, cant tell you what they had, we never felt hungry. Food and drinks are available pretty much 24 hours a day.
Lighthouse bar at the beach this was the most popular bar during the day. There were times when they could have used another bartender, though.
Beach Grill Bar near the pool area.
Swimup Bar/Icecream bar at the pool
There was a bar in the disco and in the theatre.
Lobby Bar
This was where we spent a lot of evenings after dinner, comfortable chairs and tables, with table service. A nice place to sit and chat. Some premium liquor is available, as well as Heineken beer.
Staff and Service
Considering the hotel has only been open for a few months, I thought the service was excellent. Staff are friendly and many speak English.
The Star Friends activities staff work hard to provide daily activities water polo, beach volleyball, water volleyball, basketball, dance lessons, aerobics. There are 2 tennis courts (lit). There is a video game room and billiard/games room. Movies are shown at 4:00 p.m. every day.
One night they had a Managers Cocktail Party in the theatre, followed by the show, which were Dominican Folklore dancers, it was excellent. This is the only professional group they have in, the activities staff put on the rest of the shows. They do a good job, good effects and costumes, and of course they have the usual audience participation shows. We only saw two shows, it was too easy to get comfortable in the lobby bar.
After the show the disco opens. Just took a peek in one night, its decorated in a nautical theme.
Watersports Facilities
Dressel Divers operates the watersports. There is catamaran sailing, windsurfing, kayaks, snorkeling, diving clinics. Lessons cost extra, ie. Windsurfing class is $20 US per hour, private lessons $30 US per hour, Sailing classes $25 US per hour, private lessons $35 US per hour. Diving is available at $52 US with equipment. They have dive packages as well as open water certification courses. Local snorkeling trips are $29 US + taxi charge, snorkel and equipment rental $5 US, Waterskiing $35 US, Banana ride $9 US.
There is a gym, beauty salon, spa with sauna and Jacuzzi, as well as massages and other beauty treatments.
Kids Club
There is Lucys Kids Club for kids 4 to 12, with supervised activities from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. The kids seemed to be enjoying themselves, and at lunchtime they take them into the Beach Grill for a supervised lunch. There is also a Kiddy Disco at night before the adults show.
Internet Access
There is an internet access room, they have 4 computers, although only 3 were working the week we were there. They will be charging for this service in the future, it was still free the week we were there.
There is a casino trip available to Santana Beach Resort, not sure I think its about an hour away.
Golf is available at Casa de Campos Teeth of the Dog golf course, a world-class golf course.
Tours and Shopping
There are jeep safari tours, trips to Catalina Island and Saona Island, Santo Domingo, just to name a few. See your tour operator at their desk in the lobby for full details on trips. We didnt go on any as we have done all of these trips before. A couple we met went on the Saona Island tour by catamaran, and really enjoyed it. You can go into the village of Bayahibe, which is about 5 minutes away by car or local bus, or if you go down the road to the right of the hotel, there is a souvenir shop/convenience store. If you go to the left and then cut back towards the Club Dominicus Palace, there are shops there, artwork, crafts, souvenirs, etc.
Going Home
Checkout was a long process, as there was only one person on the checkout desk. As they had just started to charge for the mini-safes that week, there was some confusion about returning the safe key (the safe is electronic, but there is a key on the inside of it, which we didnt even know that it had because it was there already). Now that you have to pay for the mini-safe, you will be given this key at checkin. Just be sure you have your towel cards, remote, and key safe with you when you check out.
If you are leaving from La Romana airport, note that almost all luggage is searched at checkin, as they dont have x-ray equipment for the checked luggage yet.
A really beautiful hotel, with good service, which should only improve with time. An enjoyable week. A special thankyou to Angelica Martinez, Juan Llinas, and Yahaira Tejeda.
And hello to Dave and Janet!
"An incredibly frustrating experience."
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Lauren from Annapolis, MD on Feb 1, 2009 >
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I chose to do a destination wedding because I'm not a picky bride and wanted an intimate setting for my close friends and family (approx 50 people). I wanted a stress-free simple wedding and loved the idea of having someone taking care of my plans. My dad, who has stayed here a couple of times, highly recommended the resort to me. In July 2008, I contacted the resort through their website and confirmed a wedding date in January.
I viewed the resort in September 2008. I met with ***** and he gave me a small tour. He gave me absolutely no insight into what my wedding would be like... I had to pry everything out of him. Ie) wedding time, marriage paperwork etc. I should have been concerned from the start, but just passed things off believing it was due to a slight language barrier or different culture. The wedding preview trip was an absolute waste of my time and money... I learned more on their website and bloggers.
When I arrived back home, I confirmed with him that I would be having a beach wedding and beach reception.
Over the next couple of months, I emailed him constantly, but received no replies. At one point, we had to call the corporate office to have someone force him respond to my emails relating to simple plans for my wedding. It was an incredibly frustrating experience.
After I had my final guest list in December, I tried following up with him once again. When I received no response, my travel agent had to call the corporate office to get him to communicate with me. He finally responded saying everything was in order. (He didn't even have my cake, flower, music, etc requests).
On New Years, ***** sent me an email stating that he set my spa appointments and nonchalantly mentioned that I couldn't have my beach party reception. He said it was my fault because I never confirmed it so they gave it to an incentive group.
Two weeks before my wedding, I find out the horrible news that he double booked my reception. I have emails from both him and me stating that I was to have the beach reception back in October. He tried to blame the whole situation on me. He later admitted that the wedding department didn't talk to the incentive department and that's how it happend. His only solution to me was that I could have my wedding Saturday and reception Sunday. Then I received no contact from him for a week! My travel agent and I emailed the corporate office, called the hotel, no one responded to us! My dream of having a stress-free wedding turned in to a nightmare. I had no idea what I was going to do. Iberostar knew I was powerless to do anything and didn't care.
Fortunately, a friend of mine was married at Casa de Campo. She gave me her wedding coordinator's info and I contacted her immediately. Luckily, they could make room for my wedding in Altos de Chavon and we started planning right away. When I sent ***** a letter canceling my wedding, he replied in less than 10 minutes! How pathetic. He never responded to anything I sent him over the past week when I was begging to know what would happen to my wedding. His response to my cancelation was that he was sorry, that he fixed the problem, and that I was still having my wedding there. I had to send numerous other emails to get him to understand the wedding wasn't happening at IHD.
I stayed 3 days at IHD before my wedding to spend time with our guests since it was too late for everyone to change their reservations to Casa de Campo. When I checked in, they were still under the impression I was getting married there. Then, everyone at the resort acted like nothing happened. No one called me to apologize etc. ***** did tell one of my guests to tell me that he scheduled a personal dinner for everyone the Friday before our wedding. He never contacted me personally to know that we had a Catamaran trip planned.
Iberostar never compensated me for anything and never offered a formal apology. I had 42 guests staying there for my wedding who would of otherwise not stayed there. I cannot believe the resort did this to me on one of the most important days of my life so they could have an incentive event.
In the end, ***** did me a favor. My wedding at Casa de Campo was incredible and everything I ever wanted. My coordinator, Betty, was extremely responsive and helped me plan a beautiful wedding in less than two weeks. Please feel free to contact me if you want. I don't want to see this happen to another bride.
My critque of IHD:
-Rooms were clean
-Nice grounds, big pool
- Mixed drinks overly sweet and no top shelf liquor -Food is mediocre. Mexican restaurant is decent.
-Beach is nice, but overcrowded.
-No drink waiters on beach
-Gym= gross/ not air conditioned
-Strict reservation policy and said they were full, but when visiting restaurant no one was there -No help with lost and found. A few of my guests had items "disappear" (ie cameras/cellphones) -Pushy photographers with animals -Disco smells like feet -Limited TV stations -Room keys constantly didnât work -Odd outlets that weren't quite European or American
"The hotel will be our number one destination whenever we go back to the DR"
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Joe and Mary from Winnipeg on Mar 1, 2009 >
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We spent two weeks at IHD with our daughter, her husband and their two sons, age 3 years and 15 months.
The tickets were booked with Signature in August 2008.
The flight was straight to Punta Cana, on return we stopped in Puerto Plata to leave some tourists there and pick up tanned ones.
The flight was smooth, on time and the flight attendants did a great job helping us travel with small kids.
Check In/out was pretty good, our daughter emailed the resort in September with a wish list: the two rooms to be side by side in building #7 and have a quick check-in because the boys will be tired from the travel.
Rooms: we had some problems in our room, the next day we got another room, however there we found other issues. Those we solved with the help of Jesula and Javier, guests service representatives.
Kids club: excellent place, our older grandson enjoyed it, and Lucy (Esther) was his favorite person - no surprise, she is fantastic with kids!
Pools: we are not pool people, so we didnt even try them out, nor did we try the swim up bar.
Beach: very nice! To our biggest surprise there were always tens of beach chairs empty, and room under palapas - regardless of time of day. We couldn't imagine what the issue was for some earlier reviewers in regards to this. (Granted I don't know the chair situation at the pool area...) The water was warm, crystal clear for about 10 days and a bit choppy in last day or so. Pretty decent snorkeling at the artificial reef in front of the hotel - I mean you'll see about 15 species of fish plus other creatures. A bit deeper the snorkeling was amazing, with my son-in-law we saw a jewfish which was 300 lbs for sure. A monster! Big octopus, lobster and other creatures and things that make snorkeling memorable.
Activities: not as good as in other resorts, but enough if you want to keep yourself busy... We did some kayaking, played games by the pool and some beach games.
Entertainment: pretty good, a nice touch is the piano bar in the lobby area. A great place to have a drink and listen to some soft music before dinner.
Drinks: good, but they did run out of some premium drinks (Campari) and were sending the last and only bottle from bar to bar, depending on which bar we were asking for it... That was funny. They got back to normal in our second week.
Also there were pretty good expresso coffees available.
Food: very good at the buffet - a good variety and quality. The biggest problem was always: at what point to do we stop adding goodies to our plates... The fish was our favorite meal and very close runner up was the chicken. Prepared in almost any way imaginable. The pork was OK, veal almost OK, beef just acceptable. It is hard for somebody who loves beef coming from Canada or the US to find the same quality as at home.
The grill at the beach was also good.
The speciality restaurants had a good appetizer selection and tasty. But the main courses didn't really please any of us (Mexican, Steak, Japanese).
The personnel in the hotel, with a few exceptions, met our expectations. As I mentioned, Jesula and Javier are just the right people for the job and we hope we'll meet them next time. It is hard to list everybody who was great. Yan at the Lighthouse bar is as fast as a bartender can be, and he always has a smile for everybody. The personnel we were least happy with were the guys at the reception. Not very helpful. This was, the only bad thing in the two week holiday.
After we got home I wrote Britta a letter with my (our) observations. She very pleasantly replied and promised to correct the things I had mentioned in the letter. That is the key to good hotel management!
All in all: the hotel definitely will be our number one destination whenever we go back to the DR. Photos will be posted on my site under Iberostar, La Romana DR at: www.joecan.smugmug.com
"This resort was fabulous."
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Arrival: 10/26/2009 thru 10/31/2009
This resort was fabulous. The service was outstanding, the food was good, and the rooms were clean. The beach was beautiful and the landscaping was gorgeous. I would recommend it to anyone.
Clean and comfortable. I went with my husband and 2 children. They had 2 queen size beds and a full size bed for my 6 years old. They also put a crib for my 1 year old. It was a nice surprise.
Restaurants and Bars:
The main buffet restaurant had great food. The Mexican restaurant was always recommended to me but I was not that pleased with the food. The Japanese restaurant was good too. I did not go to the other restaurants. the bars were good too. The waiters/waitresses and bartenders were very nice and friendly.
Grounds were lush and niceley manicured. The pool was good, but I spent most of my time at the beach, since I prefer the natural things. The beach was beatiful, although rocky as it gets deeper.
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We took the tour to Saona island and it was magnificent. The natural pool there was spectacular. My kids had a great time dancing at the mini show. My husband and i did not go to the adult shows.
"We have been at this resort now five times, it is truly a beautiful resort"
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Brain on Jan 10, 2010 >
1 contribution(s) United States of America
Visited on: Dec, 2009 | Leisure | With Spouse/Partner
1481 people found this review helpful
This was our fifth time at this resort it's truly beautiful and the staff are very friendly. If you're American and you only speak English, you might feel a bit out of your comfort zone as there are very few Americans that vacation here, mainly French Canadian, French, Russian, Italian, and other Europeans. If you only speak English, it's not a problem as most of the hotel staff speak 3-5 languages.
First off, we have been at this resort now five times, it is truly a beautiful resort.
Room was spacious and clean, housekeeping was excellent. We did have some problems with mosquito's and would recommend that you pack some bug spray as my son and wife got bitten quite a bit.
We did have a problem with a theft in our room. My wife had $20 dollars removed from a bag that she had left in the room and she also had a bathing suit stolen from the balcony (we were on the first floor).
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The main buffet had a wide variety of food and every night they would have a theme with some specialty dishes. We often ate dinner in Hector's area and he was extremely attentive and provided excellent service
We tried the Japanese and Mexican restaurants this trip and were very pleased with the food.
Beach area was a bit crowded; you needed to get up early to get a good seat. We stayed mainly by the pool area and had no real problem getting seats. Overall all the pool area is nice but it is starting to show its age with some missing tiles and cracks.
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Beach area was a bit crowded; you needed to get up early to get a good seat. We stayed mainly by the pool area and had no real problem getting seats. Overall all the pool area is nice but it is starting to show its age with some missing tiles and cracks.
Since we've been down here multiple times, we did not take any tours. We did however dive with Scuba Fun (14 dives) and had an excellent time. Highly recommend Scuba Fun as they are much more price competitive than Dressel divers and my son and I would be in groups of 2-4 divers. John Sack Jr. the owner and his staff are very attentive to your needs.
Other Comments::
Overall a very nice vacation. Would highly recommend this resort. I would also highly recommend that while it is an all inclusive, consider tipping the various staff as they work extremely hard and provide excellent service.
"We need to hear an explanation about this matter"
Posted by:
Leon on Jan 10, 2010 >
1 contribution(s) United States of America
Visited on: Dec, 2009 | Leisure | With Spouse/Partner
1535 people found this review helpful
My wife and I have been long time loyal customers of the Iberostar chain. We have been visiting your resorts for over a decade. For the past three years we have been going to the Iberostar Hacienda Dominicaus. Our most recent vacation was the week of December 2nd, 2009. Everything was going great until the last day.
We were scheduled to be picked up by VIP transportation at 12:00pm. To be on the safe side, we came to check-out to the front desk at 9:00am. The clerk looked over our records but we were not able to check out as we forgot our passport numbers. So we went back to the room and decided to come back at 11:30am. At that time the clerk told us that we needed to see the Guest Service Clerk. The Guest Service Clerk then told us that the balcony window in our room is broken. We were shocked by this statement as we just left the room and saw no indication of a broken window. When we first checked in the room we didn't inspect the room since it was not our first stay at your hotel and we familiar with the rooms. Throughout our stay there the curtains were closed due to the sun. The clerk stated that he took a picture and has been trying to reach us for over two days about this issue. That, however, was completely untrue as we were in the hotel the entire time and there were no messages, no phone calls and no attempts whatsoever to contacts us. Even when we first attempted to check-out at 9:00am that same morning no one had mentioned anything to us about the broken window.
I asked him to show me the picture. The clerk brought back a digital camera and showed us a picture of a crack in a window. The picture had no date stamp and no indication that it was taken in our room. We went back and forth and the conversation was leading nowhere. By this time it was almost 12:00pm and our transportation was arriving. We asked to speak with the manager, at which time the clerk proceeded to make several phone calls. This lasted for almost 15 minutes making us late for our transportation. Finally the clerk told us that he didn't have proof that it was our fault and that we could leave. He didn't even apologize for the allegations. I believe that if he was not sure who caused the damage or even when it was caused, he should have had some professionalism and not have thrown around accusations. We thought that this was incredibly rude. Accusing someone of personal property damage is a serious matter and we felt very insulted.
We need to hear an explanation about this matter as it is simply inexcusable.
"Bad experience "
Posted by:
nick on Apr 29, 2010 >
1 contribution(s) United States of America
Visited on: Apr, 2010 | Business | Solo
1395 people found this review helpful
1. They note down credit card information on note full information (credit card number and
expiry date), they did it at least two occasions with me.
2. Front-desk associate watching intolerable contents on laptop, and avoiding basic services
by not giving EVEN room key while check-in, customer has to ASK for the key, they are so
busy in watching laptop.
3. Gym was not working for 7+ weeks, repeatedly mentioned about it and no response.
4. Dan Karki never ever respond to any of my voice mails on customer issues, at least Dan
Karki not called back on 4 voice mails.
5. Bugs were found on pillows and bed sheet, reported the bugs with pillow to front-desk
6. Reward points were stopped without communicating to customer; Customer should be first
communicated before taking away something from Customer.
7. When I file complain to corporate office , Dan Karki was so mad and rude that he threaten
customer and said he can evict the customer any time from the property and will make sure to
not allow again to reserve the room in future.
8. Mostly travel groups are there in hotel and they dont care about any new business and
behave horribly with customers, since manager Dan Karki have created this culture I have no
doubt all other associate following this same attitude and work culture.
9. Worst hotel to stay in bay area and ruin your vacation or trip.
"great fun "
Posted by:
kyle on Mar 16, 2011 >
1 contribution(s) Canada
Visited on: Mar, 2011 | Leisure | Family and Kids
1246 people found this review helpful
everything about the resort was great.
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the rooms were very nice, clean, the cleaning staff always did a great job. Large shower and we were lucky to stay in the building only steps away from the beach.
Restaurants and Bars:
the restaurants were great, as a family we ussually don't like buffets but this one was excellent, it had great roasts, potatoes and fresh fruit. The gourmet restaurant was amazing with excellent lobster. The other 3 reasturants were also very good. On the website it says 3 a la cartes but we were able to book 5 by being friendly with the staff.
we didn't spend much time at the pool, mostly at the beach. the beach was wonderful, large with many possible activities. The ocean was always calm and safe for all ages. the ocean was very sandy which was great and there was also some great fish that could be observed while snorkeling. Many people said the beach was busy, there were a lot of people but it was still quite easy to find a spot, if you head out around 9 it is easy to find a seat.
Activities on and off the Resort/Hotel:
There were plenty of activities going on, as a young man i was engaging in the numerous sporting events. The staff try very hard to get people up and to play volleyball, soccer, water polo, water aerobics and much more. There are activities for everyone from sports to dancing lessons to yoga.
Other Comments:
I recommend this resort to anyone, the staff were very friendly, the weather was great and ocean was excellent and the rooms were clean and nice. There were quite a few french and other nationalities but i did feel like i could not communicate, because the staff all spoke 3 to 6 languages.
"Wonderful vacation!"
Posted by: A
on May 1, 2011 >
1 contribution(s) Canada
Visited on: May, 2011 | Leisure | Family and Kids
1161 people found this review helpful
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Airport was efficient, and families like ours with babies were able to have a separate line for customs. 20 minute drive from airport (including stops at other hotels). Check in was good - we got an intro to the resort, a welcome drink and our package & keys. Luggage was brought to room a few minutes later.
We were in building 7, first floor, right at the pool. We had a 2 double bed room (as per our request) and got an extra bed for our baby to sleep on. Room was spacious and comfortable. Not overly fancy, but we liked it. Bathroom got hot/humid but was a good size. Shower was good (we did not have a tub) and did not leak onto the bathroom floor as we've had happen at other resorts. Air conditioning worked great! There was a hair dryer, iron, and safe in the room. Also, a drying rack was provided on the balcony.
Our room maid was great and very helpful! Got us anything we needed and kept our room spotless. Floors were cleaned daily, sheets changed, and everything was really very clean. Great job!
Restaurants and Bars:
We ate at the main buffet each morning/evening and at the beach grill for lunch. Always lots of selection and great service! "Our table" was ready for us each moening/evening before we even walked into the buffet! There are egg stations and lots of yummy treats at breakfast. Burgers, hot dogs, salads and hot items at lunch at the beach grill, along with pop corn to snack on and a soft serve ice cream machine! great touch! Dinner always had lots of choices, with different themes every night. Great pasta station!
Service at the buffet was great - we sat in the same section at each meal. Staff was super friendly!
We ate at the steakhouse. That was the only a la carte we did, as we did not want to commit to a reservation as we had a 7 month old with us and usually worked around her sleep schedule for dinner. Steak house was good with lots to choose from. Food was good. Service a little slow, but we were on vacation and were not in a hurry, so it did not bother us.
BEAUTIFUL!!!!! Our little one did not like the beach much (even though my husband and I are both beach bums). We did go there on a couple occasions. Gorgeous beach! Crystal clear blue waters. Rocks in the water when walking, but if you walk to the right then it clears up. Nice calm waters.
Pool was great! Always nice and quiet, and large enough for everyone. Lots of shade and lots of spots for sun as well. The main pool is really nice, with palms all around and in the middle. Great for kids to play in, with a gradual walk-in area and even a very shallow sitting platforms for smaller kids and for tanning. Separate smaller deeper pool, for swimming/relaxing and a third activities pool.
There is always someone cleaning up and the pool itself is always being maintained - walls & filters being cleaned, chlorine levels checked, etc. I have never seen so much care being taken at a resort pool before. Great!!! Lots of greenery as well around pool, with birds. very relaxing!
Activities on and off the Resort/Hotel:
We did not do any activities of attend any shows as we were with our baby and wanted to just relax. Animation staff were very friendly and not pushy at all.
Other Comments:
This resort really is one of the best we have ever been to (and we've both been to our fair share of resorts in Cuba, Mexico and Dominican). It is beautiful, with great food and wonderful staff. An amazing beach and great pool! I cannot see how someone can have a bad time here. It is not a "party" hotel, but is definitely fun and relaxing. We are Canadian, and found that most guests were European, mainly French, Italian, Russian, Spanish. We were fine with that as everyone was nice and respectful. Staff is great and always friendly (from grounds keepers, to servers, reception, maids, and anyone else we came in contact with).
I highly recommend this resort for a relaxing vacation. It's great for couples and families and I will definitely love to return!
"Leonardito and Dominicus in Bayahibe"
Posted by: leonardito
on Jun 10, 2016 >
28 contribution(s) Canada
Visited on: Jun, 2016 | Leisure | With Spouse/Partner
132 people found this review helpful
Iberostar Dominicus Hacienda review
We stayed 2 weeks at Iberostar Hacienda Dominicus. We flew with Westjet. We had a good flight and arrived on time in Punta Cana.
We were transported to the Hotel in a small bus and we were the only one getting off at the Iberostar. Check-in was quick and efficient. Then we were driven by golf cart to our junior suite, ground floor, in building 7 near the main pool. The suite was beautiful, large, with plenty of storage space. Everything was in good working condition. We were very pleased with the location. With a most confortable bed and very quiet night, we sleep very well.
The Iberostar Hotel was built with an Hacienda style. It had the flavour of authenticity and was truly majestic. The buildings were surrounded by manicured gardens, different trees, and blooming flowers and shrubs. You felt that you were visiting paradise. On the walkways you were greeted by swans, flamingos, peacocks, ducks, birds, as they were spending the day with their babies frolicking on the numerous ponds.
The beach and pool have plenty of chairs and palapas. You did not have to get up early to reserve a spot. The ocean was warm and calm and the pool was spotless, huge and also warm.
The buffet had an incredible choice of high quality food with cooking stations. It was a real 5 stars buffet.
The a la carte restaurants were also 5 stars, each one with great selections of delicious dishes. All the restaurants were superb and with very efficient service.
Francisco Emiliano, must be congratulated for reaching excellence in managing his Hotel. For the quality, service, and overall experience, we would highly recommend the Iberostar Hacienda Dominicus to all.
For pictures see leonardito site http://leonardito.com/iberhac1605n/iberhac1605.php .
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(Reuters) - The San Antonio Spurs made light of Manu Ginobili's absence to overwhelm Memphis 103-82 on Wednesday, piling on the misery for the struggling Grizzlies.
With Ginobili missing due to a left hamstring injury, the Spurs (30-11) handed Memphis a third straight loss by a margin of at least 20 points.
"It was one of our better games," San Antonio coach Gregg Popovich told reporters. "(But) when something like (tonight) happens, it's because the other team is having a tough night."
Tim Duncan netted 19 points and eight rebounds while Tony Parker added 17 and 11 assists as San Antonio cruised after a slow start.
Memphis took a six-point lead after the first quarter but San Antonio took over from there as the home Spurs outscored their opponent 84-57 over the final three quarters.
Rudy Gay led the visitors with 17 points and eight rebounds after returning from a one-game absence due to a death in the family.
It was far from enough for the Grizzlies (24-13) who were hammered 99-73 by the Clippers on Monday and 104-83 by the Mavericks two days earlier.
"I'm at a loss for words right now," said Memphis coach Lionel Hollins. "When you shoot poorly it's a recurrent theme. When you turn the ball over it's a recurrent them and when you don't guard it's a recurrent theme."
All five Memphis starters scored in double figures but they got little help elsewhere.
The Spurs, on the other hand, were firing on all cylinders. They tallied 33 assists while shooting 58 percent from the floor. The victory was their 13th straight at home.
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