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We have about 25 laptops in the field with AT&T 3G WWAN cards (Ericsson F3507G or Qualcomm Gobi 2000), and I need to collect and log the IMEI numbers for each one, in addition to the ICC ID (SIM ID) and the phone number.
The laptops all run Windows 7, and so far I can not figure out where this information is stored. It is accessible if you right-click on the AT&T mobile broadband connection in the systray, and choose properties, but I can't find it using the systeminfo command or msinfo32, and I can't find any reference of a known IMEI number in the registry.
Oct 4, 2010 at 3:20 UTC
If you look in device manager sometimes you will not see it until it is turned on, some are not by default.
So with Vaio notebooks if it's not turned on (activated to be detected) until you hit the button and then it appears in Device Manager.
With Dell's it's not seen until it's installed and if it's a Sprint card it must be on.
The same with HP Mini's
What you could do is script it out of the registry, for AT&T it's
x = a number 1,2,3
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Oct 4, 2010 at 3:20 UTC
If you look in device manager sometimes you will not see it until it is turned on, some are not by default.
So with Vaio notebooks if it's not turned on (activated to be detected) until you hit the button and then it appears in Device Manager.
With Dell's it's not seen until it's installed and if it's a Sprint card it must be on.
The same with HP Mini's
What you could do is script it out of the registry, for AT&T it's
x = a number 1,2,3
Oct 4, 2010 at 3:31 UTC
Hmm, neither of those registry locations exist. Perhaps they only exist if the AT&T connection manager is installed, but since the release of Windows 7 we don't use it. Windows actually is more reliable in managing the WAN connection than AT&T's software!
There is no problem getting the device to appear in Device Manager, it is already listed. I just want to be able to grab the IMEI, ICCID and Phone # if available from laptops with a script. I could ask each remote user to visit the properties window themselves but they are not very technical and I would prefer to automate the process if possible.
Oct 4, 2010 at 4:13 UTC
What's the notebook, Dell has BIOS enabled WWAN card but I don't know what it reads in the BIOS.
The only thing I think you could do would be to script an AT command to write to a log file at start up when the ports aren't in use.
Oct 11, 2010 at 10:16 UTC
They are Lenovo X200 and X201's with Ericsson or Qualcomm WWAN cards.
Oct 11, 2010 at 11:04 UTC
The only thing I think you could do is run an AT command to poll the card and write it to a text file, do you know how to do this?
You should run it as a batch file
ECHO ATI1 > COM4: > c:\output.txt
Jan 24, 2012 at 12:56 UTC
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I realize this is over a year old but it's the first thing that came up for my Google search when I was trying to figure out how to do this, so I figured I'd share the info...
I needed to collect the IMEI numbers of our GOBI card users, but since they are spread throughout various offices, the easiest way would be through a group policy script.
I ended up doing this using Powershell to first determine the presence of a card and its COM port via WMI. Then, open a serial connection and use the AT$QCGSN command to grab the IMEI number. Please see code below (paths modified to protect the innocent)
I could not find the IMEI number stored anywhere else in the system btw, otherwise this could have been a bit easier.
I'm a bit of a Powershell noob, but it does the job! From here, I used a vb script to call the Powershell script and pipe the output to a txt file %username%.txt, the path of which is on a DFS'ed share that is accessible from all sites via domain.local/share.
$comPortNumber = Get-WMIObject win32_potsmodem | where-object {$_.DeviceID -like "*05C6*"} | foreach {$_.AttachedTo}
#05C6 is the Vendor ID for Qualcomm, AttachedTo returns the Com port number
if (!$comPortNumber) { Return "No Gobi Card Detected!" }
else {
$port = New-Object System.IO.Ports.SerialPort
$port.PortName = $comPortNumber
$port.BaudRate = "9600"
$port.Parity = "None"
$port.DataBits = 8
$port.StopBits = 1
$port.ReadTimeout = 9000 # 9 seconds
$port.DtrEnable = "true"
$port.open() #opens serial connection
Start-Sleep 2 # wait 2 seconds until device is ready
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Jan 31, 2013 at 5:16 UTC
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Any chance you could post your entire script? (Change the paths if necessary, I'm in the same boat as you and need to inventory this information after the fact. Thanks!
Jan 31, 2013 at 7:34 UTC
These devices have to be active as well, most devices are not active on laptops until the utility is started to connect to a broadband provider.
Feb 1, 2013 at 8:10 UTC
Hi Wes623
Unfortunately I am not with the company that I wrote this script for anymore so I don't have access to the full version...
If I remember correctly though, the only other part of the script was to launch this section and pipe the output to a txt file, so hopefully that would be fairly simple to figure out. For whatever reason, it would not actually record the output without the strange looking try and catch portion at the bottom of the script :| I think I ended up going with the vbscript as a wrapper because I could not find a simpler way to actually capture the output from the COM port without doing so.
Good luck!
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Jul 29, 2014 at 2:41 UTC
When I found this thread I was looking for the iemi for just one windows 8 Helix:
netsh mbn show interface Device ID is the IMEI.
netsh mbn show interface
Device ID is the IMEI.
Jul 29, 2014 at 11:26 UTC
When I found this thread I was looking for the iemi for just one windows 8 Helix:
netsh mbn show interface Device ID is the IMEI.
netsh mbn show interface
Device ID is the IMEI.
Some devices aren't enabled until queued or request to start, thus in the Device Manager are seen as disabled.
This is with Sony laptops and some Vodophone cards.
When the software is started, it enables the device.
This was done to save power.
Apr 22, 2016 at 11:07 UTC
Incase anyone finds this as often as I did...I took it a step furthur using powershell to filter the output of netsh. Kinda kludgey but seems like it works (on Lenovo T450 with Sierra Wireless cards. You may need to adjust your select-string and substring parameters to weed the IMEI out of your brand/model of cards:
$data = netsh mbn sh int | select-string "device id"
$txt = $data.toString()
$imei = $txt.SubString(25,15)
or a one-liner...
((netsh mbn sh int | select-string "device id").toString()).Substring(25,15)
Jun 29, 2016 at 4:34 UTC
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Just to take that a bit further for multiple machines.... you could throw it in a scriptblock to run it remotely....
$machines = "PC name 1, PC name 2" # you could also import-csv or something
ForEach ($machine in $machines) {
Invoke-Command -cn $machine -scriptblock { ((netsh mbn sh int | select-string "device id").toString()).Substring(25,15)}
I think the foreach loop is right, only tested running as a scriptblock though.... This way you could just run it on the remote PC's if they're on your network and whatnot.... I'd recommend throwing it in some try catch... Test-connection may work faster if this fails to connect to something....
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Late to the party but I had the same situation but also trying to collect the phone numbers to match them up with ATT billing. Ended up parsing 'netsh mbn sh readyinfo "Cellular 2"'.


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Tuesday, July 19, 2011
I'm back, after a rather more inconvenient trip home than my very easy one out. Flying East always seems to go more smoothly than flying West.
I haven't been able to get myself going today. While I enjoyed Mythcon a great deal (and have already registered for next year in Berkeley), the hotel was horrendous. I was allergic to something in the AC, and the bed was too soft for me, and they didn't have an espresso machine so I had to take the hotel shuttle to Starbucks to get my brain in gear each morning -- the shuttle folks were very nice about this, but it was still a hassle -- and there was, I swear, not one comfortable chair in the entire place. The wifi in my room was erratic. The laundry I delivered to the front desk the first morning (getting everything into carry-on was predicated on being able to do laundry) was never picked up, so I had to do the laundry myself, and the front desk was out of laundry soap, so I had to buy some. At least they had a small laundromat onsite and the machines worked, although someone else doing a load told me the hotel staff had warned her not to run both dryers at once.
There were also bizarre issues like my housekeeping tip being apparently stolen out of the room the first day, vanishing hours before any housekeeping was done, and the fact that two of us in my hallway returned from evening programming to find washcloths wrapped around our outside doorknobs, while the people across from me found their door open, although nothing was missing. The front desk staff had no interest in any of this. Someone Googled the hotel and learned that it has a reputation for theft, and while there may have been some perfectly logical and harmless explanation for the little strangenesses, I found myself on edge. (One of the conference attendees was indeed robbed, but I think she may have been staying at another hotel.)
You get the idea. Travel's tiring, and so's being ill at ease in a strange place. (One of the shuttle drivers told me the Reno Aces stay at that hotel when they're in Albuquerque. Gary's response to this was, "Yeah, that's how they know they aren't the majors.") I think it's a testament to my exercise regimen and my chiropractor that my back held up during all of this, but I'm still a lot more worn out and fuzzy-brained today than I usually am after a trip. Maybe it's dehydration. Maybe it's my age showing. Whatever it is, I have no energy -- although I did exercise for an hour -- and I've gotten no writing done yet today.
Yeah, I know. Okay, Susan. Stop whining. Go write!
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Wednesday worries
What are you worried about with the new baby coming? How do you plan on overcoming the worry?
I'm worried about my daughter handling being a big sister okay. I'm worried about being able to deal with both her and the baby when I am alone with them all day. Sometimes she drives me completely insane and she is so high energy and strong willed, I am worried she will get completely out of control and I won't know what to do. I am worried that on top of that the baby will have some sort of high needs and I will NEED to devote a lot of time/attention to him and there just won't be enough of me to go around. Hopefully he will be a mellow baby and she will handle the changes okay, though.
Re: Wednesday worries
Oh my gosh- I worry about everything from being able to breastfeed, to going to the store with all of my kids.... I worry about keeping up with the housework and laundry and getting sleep. I also worry that i wont have enough time to spend with the other kids:( i am worrying about everything these days.
Re: Wednesday worries
I worry about latch issues in the beginning since I've dealt with them with both girls. I worry about the room Hailey and Zack will share not looking good once its all put together. I worry about being able to get running around done with all 3 kids. (It will help that Madison will be almost 5 by then though). I worry that I wont have even 5 minutes with my husband anymore. I'm sure we will deal with all of these issues when they come but I get worry.
Re: Wednesday worries
I am worried about having the energy and strength to keep up with 3 kids aged 5 and younger.This is my first baby since being diagnosed with MS. And I am worried about how my little Gabe is going to adjust to not being the center of attention anymore!
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My worry is how I am going to fit me DH two car seats and three big kids in a little car. We cant afford to get anything bigger rite now. Also we have a very small house with realy no closet space ugh I could go on and on but those are the main ones for today,im sure tomorrow it will be will be a new one.
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My worry is about finding a place to live and moving! And DH's job situation. We just found out if his school doesn't recruit enough kids to go there in the fall, they're going to lay off 5 teachers...but we won't know until mid-May. So, if our back-up plan of staying here another year gets put in place because hubby can't find another job, and then gets laid off from this job, I don't know what we'll do.
I need to just stop worrying about these things, because they're pretty much out of my control.
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It was within easy reach of taormina, mount etna and all the other places we wanted to visit..The hotel room overlooked Mount Etna which when dark we could see the volcano spitting lava from the side. Very exciting No nothing at all..for us it was perfect
nice clean room, big enough personnel hasn't invented the art of smiling, really no personnel member will ever smile to you.
very good hotel, well situated, good standard, nice rooms and good swimmingpool Breakfast was oke but variantion of breadproducts could be better
i like the pool and the view from our appartment
Staff very helpfull, facility veru nice. Food good.
The staff were very friendly. The hotel is comfortable though a bit out of the way but we loved the spacious public areas and the food served in the restaurant was really good.
very nice hotel,nice spacious lobby and surroundings, hotel bus service a great help,parking excellent.
We spend lots of time, reading reviews on Taormina's and Naxos's hotels - wanted to choose the best value for money staying in a really comfort hotel. Ceaser was the right choice. Very nice rooms, very nice stuff! Everything is new and clean. We stayed bb, so, have no idea, what kind of lunchs and diners they serv (there are so many nice cafes in Naxos, that we just had no possibility to taste the hotel's restaurant), but breakfast was more or less ok. As far as we understood from the reviews on other sicilian hotels, poor breakfast is quite a common problem on the island (in some 4* hotels no hot dishes for b at all - only musly, cheese and ham), so in Ceasar we have such hot stuff like bacon, sausages, boild eggs and scramble eggs. Very nice choice of coffe for breakfas was also a nice surprise))) The very few minuses of the hotel: a) location (and it's the main reason why so nice hotel costs so unexpensive) - 1,5 km to beach/center of Naxos - they have a free shuttle bus, but we prefered to walk - quite nice way; b) - no vegetables for Breakfast.
the structure of the hotel is good , the staff not particularly friendly as a 4 stars would be. The room was not cleaned properly for the 5 nights we stayed, The barmen was recycling the beer, the restaurant was very poor buffet style.
Large and clean rooms, consistent breakfast, lots of trees around the hotel No wireless internet in the hotel, no possibility to connect my own laptop; there are only two computers in the lobby with paid internet access
Very confortable room; staff very friedly; good breakfest; facilities for park, outside the hotel but not far from; good swimingpool. The beach is poor and not very safe for swimming
Good personnel, fast service in bar, clean swimming pool High prices for breakfast service, hard stay near the sea as there are stones and entrance (sea shore) to the sea is not covered, no iron in the room
It was quiet recable from everything We had to wait very long to be given the room
The rooms are top quality and the food is excellent The beach and swimming pool area are too small for the size of hotel. Sunbeds are 4euros per bed per day!
Our sea view room was lovely, and breakfast was fairly good. Staff were very helpful. It was almost the end of April and the pool was empty of water, so no swimming. Booked that hotel because of the pool and could have gone somewhere cheaper if we'd known that the pool was not in use! We were offered use of a pool nearby but it's not the same. Our room was lovely, but the mosquitos in it were not! The spray used by staff did not seem to have any effect on them
breakfast was very good, lots of selection rooms were clean and comfortable great for family vacations or people who wish to relax poolside not much to do in giardini naxos large hotels lose on personal touches that smaller hotels offer, like front desk/guest relations
The location by the sea is superb and the pool is excellent. Bedrooms are of a good size and well appointed. There is an additional charge for using the beach which it is not necessary to pay as the pool is more comfortable for sunbathing.
the room, the breakfast, very nice hotel the parking was horror, the beach is all rocks, too expensive
Quality and variety of food. Green and huge territory, beautiful plants. Very convenient for families with children. No teakettle and crockery in the room.
Average copy of Club Med. The place is vast and it helps to hide away from the crowd but the breakfast and dinner is a trauma - so many people...On the positive side, the place is clean and well maintaned. The service is very cold - minimum attention required. Swimming pools are good, archery works, there are some sail boats on the pebble beach but everything is at minimum cost. Few annoying details - you have to pay for a beach umbrella and towels, the beach belongs to resort but there are many strange people around - including those offering glasses, massage or boat trips .
Very nice holiday, very good hotel, territory, beach. Lots of facilities for children
The Worst Hotel!!!!
Good facillities Lack of information in English.
I found your hotel very attractive and will return back in a few days, I would like to inform you that on our last day we were sleeping witth the door locked and at about 3 a.m. a man entered our room and I shouted and he ran away.. I phoned for security but as he went away I asked that this case be forgotten
Pleasant, spacious grounds that are well kept. Great swimming pools, nice beach. Staff mostly friendly and helpful. Nice family rooms (villas) Being asked to pay Euro 50 'deposit' for switching on tennis court lights at night. Atm cash machine in lobby was out of order for a whole week. Breakfast was acceptable, but virtually the same every day with little variation.
Cozy, quiet, comfortable, good location, good service at the reception. Good choice for those who prefer family vacation close to the beach in a comfortable green park area. Excellent view to Giardini Naxos, Taormina, sea and Etna from the rooms in the main building. I wouldn't recommend this hotel for those who prefer to go out every night. However this is not a problem at all if you rent a car or use a taxi - it takes just 10 minutes to get to Taormina downtown and costs just about 15 euros one way.
It was far more than I expected - had a great time
Loved the view from the hotel, and the "cave opening" access to the beach. Shuttle service to the city was a plus, would definitely recommend using it as finding parking in the city center is a disaster. disappointed with the closure of bar by the beach due to weather conditions...
Don't be fooled by the 4 stars tag. You really feel like a Movie Star when you'll have breakfast or visit the pool and the beach bar / restaurant. Best hotel I've ever seen to be honest. Beautiful location, excellent staff, a few minuses but it doesn't matter. I'd say visit the hotel if off-season (> 15 sept) and you'll have the w-end of your dreams :) Ask for sea view! Breakfast - it's a question of taste, that's for sure, but I didn't like it. Others might love it, I guess. If you're a normal person, who wants to save a few bucks when possible, don't touch the restaurant. Not prohibitive for sure, but it matches the "luxury" tag of the hotel. You can eat in Naxos or Taormina for example, while also visiting the place.
view at bay and Mount Etna, hotel-bus line to centre of Taormina
Location, value for money,facilities,outside bar /lunch restaurant Breakfast had little or no variation,very bad coffee
Housekeeping staff wonderful Too much walking up and down as I said above, Not enough hand rails, dangerous for children, and people having to navagate walking to the pool and beach, Not enough shops in the hotel only 2.
The magnificent view. The pool and the beach are just breathtaking. The food does not correspond to the standard of the hotel. Everything appart from the breakfast was a disappointment.
Its location and view. Breakfast was the best we had from the 8 hotels we stayed in.
The hotel itself is large but beautiful It's isolated and the few shuttles offered are overbooked. The taxi alternative is very expensive. Finally free parking is very tight and always packed.
We thought the hotel location was excellent with the view of the Straits of Messina and and Ionian Sea. The way the beach and pool areas are set into the cliff is really pretty amazing The AC did not always cool through the night. The staff at the beach only wasn't too friendly
View the hotel
Beautiful location. Rooms are a little dated, but clean. The restaurant is soso. Much better restaurants in town. Very nice gym. Overall a nice hotel.
The staff were very helpful and friendly The food was very expensive. "Ceasar's Salad" comprising Lettuce ,sauce and a few croutons was €17.A very high standard of food was available in any of the restaurants locally for half the price. The Hotel lacked athmosphere as there were only a handful of people staying there the week we were there.
Very modern and stylish hotel, nice location, in walking distance to pedestrian zone Very small rooms
Chic hotel with very friendly staff ( something that Italian/Scilian hotel staff are not noted for ) Nothing was too much trouble, not only for us but for all guests some of which were very demanding.
Superb hotel overall .Great location .Spotlessly clean. Very friendly and helpful staff, Great breakfast freshly cooked to your requirements.. Size of the balconies.
Everything We called the hotel for directions from the road. Had they told us that they were the only modern looking hotel on the mountain , right after you pass through the main square and that it had a glass front on the right not the left we would have saved over an hour trying to find the place.
The hotel is brand new. Rooms are clean and comfortable. The staff is really helpful. If one arrives by car, it is advisable to book a parking place in advance.
Well-designed boutique hotel, friendly and helpful staff. Restaurant is an undiscovered jewel. Self-parking facility is non-existent at the hotel. Parking in the garage is expensive.
Beautiful, tastefully appointed hotel. Ultra modern accommodations in a Sicillian village that blossoms with antiquity. The restaurant is fine, but visitors are in the center of a town where one cannot find a bad meal; only, as Rick Steves phrases it, better.
Very comfortable, delightful staff, close to shops and sights. I am returning for a night at the end of the month. I liked everything
Very comfortable, relaxing atmosphere. Staff were friendly and helpful. Wonderful views and fabulous gardens. Good location 5 mins walk to town centre.
Great staff, relaxing pool, area lovely breakfast & dining area easy walk to the centre None
The views were breathtaking and the staff were lovely. Couldnt do enough. Bedrooms a little dated Could upgrade the rooms in keeping with the stunning location
The most beautiful view ever, poolside fabulous, great service, and helpful staff. Walking distance to sites and shopping. Hope to return. Request ocean view and terrace. Great food (breakfast and lunch til 4 pm poolside). Parking available and assisted by staff.
Great hotel with beautiful landscaping and pool setting. Staff were very friendly and effiicient and took care of the parking for us. Wonderful breakfast...one of the best on our 3 week trip thru out Sicily. Booked the standard room but would highly recommend upgrading to one with a terrace and balcony (worth the extra euros). I loved this hotel!!! Standard room a little dated compared to the rest of the hotel which was marvelous.
The hotel has a pleasant home-like feeling and an excellent location. At breakfast time one can enjoy the view of Mt.Etna from the rooftop terrace. Around the corner are the Public Gardens (Giardino Pubblico), very convenient for a walk in the well tended park, and again with view of Mt.Etna and the sea. At the same time only a few minutes walk away from the main corso. English speakers are well served at the front desk. We were very happy with our choice of accommodation!
not a thing everything,the rooms were dirty dust everywhere, windows were filthy,dont think they had ever been used, excuse for an air conditioning unit that was full of bug and germ bearing dust, bathroom was awful the whole place had a seady air about it and I would not put my dog in it if it were a kennal
Location! I'd say is not a 4 stars hotel as advertised!
The room was good, a little old but quaint. It was clean and quite large. The hotel is also old but typical of Taormina. The staff were very polite and helpful. It was quiet and the view from my room beautiful. Breakfast was also very good and the view from the restaurant is of Naxos and Etna. I think it just needs some TLC
Great staff. Great breakfast. Rooms are dated and in need of updating.
very old bed. small bathroom
the staff attitude -
The staff were polite and the breakfast was pretty decent. The views from the hotel of Etna and the sea were stunning. This should not be a four star hotel. We paid extra for a 'suite' but arrived to find a small room with a large balcony with a glass ceiling (sun bathing in a green house) - very basic (no mini bar, sky sport TV etc..) The website states beach & pool facilities are at the "Paradise Beach Club in Letojanni at about 10 minutes distance from the hotel". This is a lie. The beach is about 25 minutes by car alone!! If you dont drive then you can get the free hotel minibus. We did this three times and each time it arrived about 20/30 minutes late to collect us. From leaving our room to getting to the hotel pool took about 1 hour!! Avoid this hotel.
It was very centrally located within Taormina enabling easy access to various bars and restaurants. It also offered superb panoramic views of the sea and mt Etna. Staff were very firndly and helpful. Out dated decor of rooms and reception/ lounge area of hotel
We stayed in junior suit with a perfect view of Etna and sea; the terrace was perfect..
We had a great view from our room that was wonderful to see each morning.
Wonderful hotel in a very historic building that they have preserved extremely well. The location in Taormina is ideal, and the views are fantastic. Lovely garden. The staff are extremely attentive --especially for Sicily where staff training is often so-so. The restaurant, Principe Cerami, is well worth the price and deserves its Michelin rating. Breakfast, the lunch restaurant, and the bar are all very high quality. They will park your car for you and bring it when you need it. This is very useful in Taormina where parking is otherwise difficult.
The location is perfect. The building has a nice atmosphere and the service is what can be expected from a hotel in this price range. The room was small for a room in this price range. The food and beverages were unpleasantly expensive.
Staff is excellent and could not be more helpfull and patient,location perfect just minutes away from via Umberto,food good but I had better. Pool area is not good for children pool too deep and too quite.
Perfectly sited for getting into Taormina with stunning views of Etna from a gorgeously positioned garden. A very wonderful building. Everything was ridiculously expensive (even for Taormina!) so we didn't use any facilities other than the room itself and the gym. 9 Euros for a cup of tea; 20 euros for a half bottle of average wine. Rather than stimulate extra revenue from its guests, its policy seems to drive them into the arms of the surrounding businesses.
The facilities for business use were quite poor with limited access to internet & business facilities. in the end I had to go into the town to use the internet facilities
the perfect hospitality; delightful staff; great pool ; very beautiful surroundings and understated elegance. no
The resort staff provided superior service from check in to departure and true to advertised detail there were stunning views of the sea and Mt. Etna from the restuarant.
excelent hotel with amazing sea veiws & gardens in Toarmino
Bedroom too small x price requested.For lunch only restaurant open Pool- site. Price for in hotel drinks-food exorbitant. Ambient excellent, gardens super.
Location, cortesia dello staff, ottimo servizio e rapporto qualità-prezzo (upgrade gratuito in una splendida suite)
The service was excellent and breakfast very good. The restaurants are excellent but on the expensive side. Sell the house before eating by the pool. The cost of extras is very high, the rooms and general decor very tired with cheap rather nasty furniture in the rooms, the pool is right on an exit route out of town so is noisy. Good hotel that's seen its best years.
Having a great view of the ocean and isola bella is priceless. b/c many of the rooms are stand alone bungalows, insects creep into the room which may be annoying for some guests.
Idyllic place. The location is fantastic, right on the edge of a small bay with a miniature island attached to the shore by a small sand bar. The hotel opened this year so everything is brand new a very beautifully done. In addition is relatively not that expensive compared to other top hotels in Sicily. I felt it was worth the money. As its perched on an incline the carpark is sometimes tricky to maneuvuor around especially if its nearly full. This is typical of such places not just this hotel.
Location is great, excellent views. The bungalo was very small and had no "garden" as was advertised and shown on the photos. Instead, it had a little plastic desk with two chairs located by the side road, with an angled seaview. Bungalo surroundings vary from one another and you may not get the one as per your expectations. Had to pay extra money to move to a suite because "no other bungalos were available"
The location is great. Beautiful views on Isola Bella. It took long to check-in and the staff, although very willing, was not very efficient/professional. Had to ask multiple times for things.
Very helpful staff; unusual, well designed room accomodation; lovely outlook from the beach to La Bella Isola An overpriced winelist; being pestered by itinerants on the beach offering massage every few minutes (although I'm not sure what the hotel can do about this)
Professional staff resolved problem with the A/C by changing rooms for us when hotel was fully booked.
The views of Isola Bella were stunning. The weather was atrocious and there was nothing to do indoors. A pool or gym would have been good.
everything was spot on. The staff fell over backwards to assist. a bit pricey
The beachside location was fantastic with beautiful panoramic views over Isolabella Beach. The hotel is far enough away from the town crowds, but close enough to the action when required - a short 80m walk to the fenicular. The staff are brilliant - anticipating our every need. The breakfast food was plentiful, and the pastries divine. There is a rail line below, however the hotel sliding doors are double glazed, so couldn't hear it.. and I am a very light sleeper. There are a couple of restaurants within 50m of hotel, or you can order in pizza for a relaxing night. It is definitely a value for money hotel. I would not hesitate to stay again. I highly recommend this hotel.
Friendly, helpful staff -- nothing seems too much trouble. Hotel seems well-appointed, well-maintained, well-cleaned.
Beautiful situated, great views!! Walking distance to cable car, good resrtaurants nearby, spacious rooms, big lovely beds ( great matrass ) and a view to die for....! Very helpfull and friendly staff.
Location, views. Taormina city
The view to Isola Bella was amazing. Really nice continental buffet breakfast. Family with kids on the next room, earplugs necessary when having siesta
Beautiful, clean, new hotel. Great staff. Wonderful breakfast.
Staff were excellent. Breakfast selection very good. Pity there was no dining room for evening meals.
Very well run hotel, great staff, fantastic views, walking distance to town centre. Partition walls between rooms are to light, and the hill out of the hotel was very steep.
The location was great and we had a room with wonderful views. The breakfast was excellent and the choices changed each day. It was only a short walk to the old town and the cable car. Car parking was great - very hard to get in Taormina. The only entrance and exit was down a very very steep circular driveway. Once you had climbed that the rest was easy.
Its proximity to the town and the views were spectacular. Gardens were well done Not really, we were there off season and the pool was shut, I suppose this was understandable
very nice location, in the city up on the mountain, nice view. But shower room must be refurbiched.
The location was great; overlooking the coastline and only a few minutes walk from the heart of Taormina.
Very convenient to bus station, cable car and Taormina town. Pool area very nice as was bar balcony, with a nice view. Public areas very attractive. Free use of internet computer an advantage
Modern, comfortable, ideal, located with the attentive intelligent stuff, big rooms, easy to come to the center of Taormina and to the see. Nothing
Accessibility to town,beautiful pool,well appointed room,hotel fit out with good quality paintings and furniture.Room overlooking the pool and the view to the sea.In all an excellent place to stay They could probably increse the output of the air conditionining.Difficult to keep room cool in hot summer.
Beatiful views over the Bay, location within 5 mins walking of centre, lovely pool, friendly staff. Cost of Car Parking 8 euros per day.
Big room It is not 4 star hotel. Max 3.
Good location - very close to the beach. Good staff - speak english. Dirty plates, glasses, cups, table-cloth!!!! I received terrible burn from medusa which didn't close up (10 days after!!!) and the hotel didn't alarm about medusas their visitors!
Location near beach Hotel rated as 4 star, but at least one star too much. Breakfast only available until 9:30 and all services such as gym and pool had to be paid for. Parking facility in surroundings very limited.
The friendly staff and the spa, the room was very clean and bedding changed everyday. The resturant staff were also a credit to the hotel. No
The booking was made by my friend Mr S. Sciannaca, who has used already your services. We like the hotel and its position.
good localization close to the beautiful Taormina Breakfast. If you are not in the organized group you have to be hurry to eat anything. We stayed 7 days and every day was the same to the eat and cold !!! Breakfast is till 9.30 but every day 8.30 service started to clean. 9.00 am breakfast finished. Watch out for the pictures from the hotel. Real is different. Swimming pool (you have to pay for this). And service people in the swimming pool unpleasent. Air condition not working and many insects in the room. This hotel deserve for 2 stars but price is to high.
The seaview Breakfast was poor. The croissants were very plain. In the advert they say that the hotel has its own parking when in fact they have no reserved parking. They did not inform us that to park nearby the hotel, we had to pay. Hotel staff is not helpful
The standard of cleanliness in the room was excellent. The view of the sea from the balcony was appreciated. Would have appreciated tea and coffe making facilities - just a kettle would have been good. I used the sun lounger on the roof and was locked on the roof when someone closed the door(hotel staff).this is dangerous and should be attended to. Luckily I knew someone who was in a nearby village who phoned the hotel to inform them - there was no apology. The breakfast would have been better if there had been a selection of fresh fruit and cheeses. A discount for guests for using pool and spa facilities would have been appreciated, too.
we like the place, the room, it was near to taurmina ,
location, sea view, spacious room The hotel should not be a 4 star. The rooms were big but settings were old requiring renovation especially bathroom. There were insects in the bathroom. Breakfast hours were short and they already started to clean breakfast at 9am, coffee was very bad, and meals that should be hot were cold.
wonderful hotel, great staff. breakfast was amazing. excellent setting and so close to all the sights
View (when I could see it) I chose larger room with view and tub - the air conditioning was not powerful too cool the room, even after the manager had an engineer "repair it". In order to get it cool enough I had to close the shutters leaving me with no view - even then the Temp at night was 28 degrees. Ants found in room and on bed. Manager also got lost his temper and shouted at me.
excellent wiev,beatiful gardens,unbelievable location,super breakfast,very kind and helpfull staff at recepsion desk the waiter at the breakfast time,young woman, was impolite and nervous,she was distressed us! plastic chairs at the balconies
Breakfast excellent Parking difficult
the location, the staff & the gardens
In the oldtown, nice view, clean rooms, good price
Excellent! It was a pleasure to be in such an historic hotel, which has retained much of it's charm but been updated to meet current guest expectations. The book describing the history of the Hotel, left in each visitor's room, is fascinating. The family continuity adds greatly to the understanding, enjoyment and ambience of the Villa. Leaving after so short a stay.
The staff were extremely helpful and very friendly. The hotel had the most spectacular views and beautiful gardens. The breakfasts were delicious and served on a terrace overlooking the bay. Our room was a de luxe room, very large with sea views. The hotel is very central for the main part of Taormina but if you want the beach, for a small fee, there is a shuttle service provided to take you.
The staff at Hotel Villa Schuler are exceptional; well motivated, warm and friendly, intelligent and keen to help. Villa Schuler provides an a la carte breakfast service that works well when the (excellent) staff can cope, but they were overwhelmed on our first morning, when the hotel was full. The management should consider providing a buffet - at least for the breakfast essentials. The front desk recommendation of places to dine appeared motivated more by price (helping guests avoid being 'ripped off', which is important in Taormina) than quality - and included one resturant where quality was, in our experience, inferior.
A man stood outside waiting for us, asking our name and saying there were expecting us. Before we knew it, he had taken our heavy suitcases out of the car and into our room! On top of that, he took care of the car. The service was a breeze as well as the comfort of the room. German efficiency, thoroughness and cleanliness combined with the Mediterranean culture: excellent! 15 euro for parking is a lot, but necessary over there. It might be an idea though to park your car by the 'ski' lift, transporting people from the beach to Taormina center for 3 euro return. Walk from there, 200 metres from the centre.


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The manor was exceptionally clean and beautiful. It was in a great location for tourists visiting Ireland.
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Quiet location easy walking distance to Navan town centre. Friendly reception from owners. Good (Thai) restaurant found on their recommendation. Navan town centre seemed scruffy. Lots of litter which is not my normal experience of Ireland.
I was greeted by a very warm and approachable host who went out of his way to meet my every need. The room was well presented and very clean. The breakfast was lovely and I especially liked the home made jams! I would stay at this B&B again without any hesitation. 10/10 across the board.
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The hosts are wonderful people. The bed was very comfortable and the room spotless. The location being a 5 minute drive from the airport makes it very convenient. Thank you.
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The hosts provide such amazing personal attention from check-in to a customized breakfast in the morning. Room was clean and comfortable. Great location, only a few minutes from the airport and close to a great pub and shopping center. Will stay here anytime we're in Dublin!
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So we're finally here and, if I'm honest, I'm glad (and I bet many of you out there are too). Lists get old, fast. But at least this one can bow out celebrating some truly great music.
Here's the list so far:
28. Slave Ambient - The War On Drugs
26. Coastal Grooves - Blood Orange
23. Replica - Oneohtrix Point Never
22. Eye Contact - Gang Gang Dance
21. Nine Types Of Light - TV On The Radio
20. Go Tell Fire To The Mountain - WU LYF
16. Mirrorwriting - Jamie Woon
13. Hurry Up, We're Dreaming - M83
11. Electronic Dream - araabMUZIK
8. Helplessness Blues - Fleet Foxes
7. A Different Kind Of Fix - Bombay Bicycle Club
5. sbtrkt - SBTRKT
Genre: Electronic
Even though most people have probably only just heard about what dubstep is (I bet many are still confused) some artists are already being tagged "post-dubstep" by fast moving music journalists. One such artist is SBTRKT, whose combination of some of the best British electronic music in recent years, has had music bloggers excited about the possibilities of how dubstep can progress away from the mainstream route some it's taking. Well, regardless of silly tags, SBTRKT has crafted the finest and most soulful dance album of the year.
Combining talented vocalists and RnB like production, this self tilted debut album is understated and subtle. A lot of electronic music can be brash and robotic - hence why it doesn't appeal to everyone. But SBTRKT's music feels very human and warm. It's mostly to do with those great vocals, which make the songs more than just sound collages to tap your feet to. It's a great debut album and hopefully a great signifier for where dubstep may go next, as it's certainly a direction that should (and is) being explored more.
4. Take Care - Drake
Genre: Hip-Hop/RnB
Ever since Kanye West bared his soul back on 808's And Heartbreaks, rappers have become more self-depreciative. This "emo-hop" phenomenon, as it has been described in small circles, has led to some great music that's far easier to relate to as it's not always about the good times and unobtainable rich lifestyles many rappers enjoy. By far the greatest (apart from Kanye of course) to grab this new style by the horns is Drake, and the Canadian rapper's latest album Take Care is the new gold standard.
Combining idiosyncratic production, melodramatic self reflective lyrics - sometimes in spoken word, other times sung - Take Care is a dark and emotional album. It makes a real change to hear a hip-hop album that doesn't sound like a boast about how much money, girls and power they have. It has appropriate and welcome guests, unlike some albums that throw star names on hoping they'll hide mediocrity. Take Care is a strong record from start to finish, and whilst the dark tone might become a little depressing at times, and the more braggadocio second half comes on too strong, it's still the best hip-hop record of the year. Even if you don't like rap much, give Drake a chance and take care.
3. The English Riviera - Metronomy
Genre: Indie
A love letter to the south west of England and one of the most consistently great indie pop albums, The English Riviera was a surprising record to say the least. When I first approached it, I wasn't expecting much. The very fact it's inspired by a part of the country I call home made me curious. And it's a fitting tribute to Torbay. It makes the tourist hotspot sound like a romantic and ideal place when in reality it's quite different to what's pictured on a postcard. A good advert perhaps, but it is an album don't forget, and it's a fantastic one.
Metronomy have written some of the sweetest and catchiest pop songs of the year, mixed with consistently great album tracks that are unskippable. Simple, effective and never over the top or desperate to draw attention to itself, it's classic songwriting at its best. Much of the charm in the album relies in it's misty eyed romance for the good times in Torbay - which I can relate to strongly having moved away from there for my degree. It's romantic, idealistic and - it's been said by other critics - like Fleetwood Mac with the boy/girl vocals and classic style. A highly recommended album, even if unlike me you're not from the south west of England.
2. We're New Here - Gil Scott-Heron & Jamie xx
Genre: Electronic/Soul
Normally a remix album isn't a big deal. They're either collections for DJ's to pillage for their sets or for fans of certain bands to explore for their own obsessive needs. This remix album, however, is special and entirely relevant. Jamie xx, member of the band The xx and one of the hottest young producers in UK music, remixes the late Gil Scott-Heron's final album I'm New Here and tastefully and respectfully brings a new modern spin to it.
Gil Scott-Heron's spoken word and soul is given a whole new lick of paint on We're New Here with RnB, dubstep, garage and electronic music replacing the jazzier original production. But it's all done with the highest respect to the original artist and doesn't demean the power of it all - in fact it probably enhances it because it gives the music a whole new lease of life and makes it more accessible for a younger and different audience. It's truly a beautiful record, and one that only further emphasises the greatness of the source material. After hearing this remix album it also inspired me to go back and listen to Gil Scott-Heron's original music from the 70's. I could easily have slapped this album in the no.1 position and it would thoroughly deserve it. Great album.
1. House Of Balloons - The Weeknd
Genre: RnB
I first heard my album of the year way back in February. Being advertised by several of the music websites I visit daily, I was hooked in by the very fact it was free of charge. A whole album - for free and totally legal. Only a fool would pass up the opportunity. There were accompanying glowing reviews too. That was when I learnt that it was RnB music - not my favourite genre admittedly. But no matter, good music should not be judged by labels. This was a shrewd decision and one that would come to adjust my tastes in music for good.
The Weeknd are a Canadian group led by the talented and mysterious singer Abel Tesfaye and they bring a fresh voice to RnB. Veiled in relative anonymity, they released their debut mixtape House Of Balloons to pretty much critical acclaim. It was bold, dark, edgy, soulful, clever and most importantly of all; revolutionary. This was a new breed of RnB - one for hipsters and people who don't consider themselves fans of the genre.
The lure of their music mostly lies with Tesfaye. His croon is not unlike other RnB singers, such as The-Dream and R Kelly, but even they don't have the downright sleaze and ultra-cool he possesses. He sings of heavy drug use, beautiful women, parties, money and sex like it's no big deal. Whether he is describing his real life or not only adds to his allure. He's the most fascinating frontman for a long while, and although he comes off as arrogant, his sweet voice succumbs you like the many women he probably takes advantage of. Lyrically, the songs are very emotional and intelligently written, especially so for the case of the irresistible "The Morning". Tesfaye's not always sleazy though and sometimes his more tender side comes out, especially so in the second half of the album.
So far, so standard RnB, you must be thinking. Well that maybe so, but it's mostly the production that makes The Weeknd so special. They don't have your standard RnB glossy Timbaland beats. Their beats and bass are heavy and accompanied by classy guitar, ambient drone and indie music. The title song "House Of Balloon's" samples Siouxsie And the Banshees whilst closer "The Knowing" samples duo Beach House. The production is always classy and fits the tone of the songs. It sounds fresh and bears much resemblance to influential dubstep producer Burial's work.
House Of Balloons was just the start of The Weeknd's rise to prominence however. Releasing a second mixtape Thursday in the summer, teaming up with fellow Canadian Drake and with a third mixtape on the way, The Weeknd are rising stars. They make RnB for the hipster crowd and bring a fresh and unique take on a genre that's become soft and cuddly thanks to overexposure in the mainstream. If Ne-Yo is the extent of what you believe modern RnB is, your mind will be blown by The Weeknd. They thoroughly deserve album of the year for their innovation, quality and ability to cross genre boundaries.
Go to the-weeknd.com now and freely download the best album all year.
So there you have it. Surprised at all? Please give your thoughts and listen to all the albums in the list (especially so the top 5). Thanks for reading!


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Stars reach milestone in win over WildFeb 25, 2012 - 6:17 AM
Tom Wandell scored twice, while Loui Eriksson and Eric Nystrom also tallied goals for the Stars, who earned their third straight victory to become the 10th franchise in NHL history to reach 1,500 wins, 758 of which took place when the club was known as the Minnesota North Stars.
"It's encouraging," Stars head coach Glen Gulutzan said about his team's balanced attack. "Going down the stretch, if you're getting contributions from everybody then everybody gets more confidence."
Devin Setoguchi netted the lone goal for the Wild, who had their brief two- game win streak snapped with their 16th straight loss to the Stars in Dallas. The Wild have not defeated the Stars on the road since March 21, 2003.
Niklas Backstrom started the game in net for Minnesota, but was pulled in the second period after allowing three goals on 14 shots. Matt Hackett entered in relief and stopped all 10 shots he faced.
"Our execution was really bad tonight," said Wild head coach Mike Yeo. "Everything just seemed to be a broken play."
Wandell struck first for Dallas when he followed his own rebound to beat Backstrom to the glove side at the 8:48 mark of the first period.
Eriksson sent the Stars into the first intermission with a two-goal lead when he finished off an offensive flurry by receiving a pass in the slot and skating down to the left of the net before lifting a wrister past Backstrom with 2:20 left in the opening frame.
Nystrom's one-timer from the slot 3:53 into the second period gave Dallas a 3-0 edge and resulted in Backstrom being pulled in favor of Hackett.
Lehtonen made eight saves in the first period and 10 in the second to keep the Wild off the board, but Minnesota was awarded a 5-on-3 advantage in the third period and capitalized to end Lehtonen's shutout bid.
Dany Heatley faked a shot from the right circle before sending a pass down to the left of the net, where Setoguchi one-timed it home with 7:17 left in the game.
Wandell's empty-net goal within the final minute accounted for the final margin.
Game Notes
Prior to the game, Minnesota acquired forwards Nick Palmieri and Stephane Veilleux, defenseman Kurtis Foster, a second-round pick in 2012 and a conditional third-round pick in 2013 from the New Jersey Devils in exchange for defenseman Marek Zidlicky...Dallas' Mike Ribeiro had an assist to extend his points streak to six games (2G, 6A)...Minnesota went 1-for-6 on the power play, while Dallas was 0-for-2 on the man advantage.
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United Kingdom in having a moderate to high incidence of Type 1
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released today by the Australian Institute of Health and
The report, National Diabetes Register: Statistical Profile,
December 2001, shows that over the 2000-2001 two-year period,
1,565 new cases of Type 1 diabetes in children aged under 15 were
recorded on the Register.
This equates to an annual incidence rate of around 19 new cases
per 100,000 population in this age group, similar to countries such
as Canada and the United Kingdom, which had 20 and 18 new cases per
100,000 population respectively.
The National Diabetes Register-established to help combat
diabetes as a major health concern for Australians-is part of the
National Diabetes Strategy.
The Register collects information about people with
insulin-treated diabetes who started using insulin since the
beginning of 1999. Insulin-treated diabetes can include Type 1 and
Type 2 diabetes, as well as gestational and other types of
diabetes. Around 22,600 people registered with the NDR in the
1999-2001 period.
AIHW spokesperson Anne-Marie Waters said that the annual rate of
19 new cases per 100,000 population aged under 15 years was 'higher
than previous estimates, while also being in line with other
studies reporting a rising incidence of diabetes in Australia'.
'The findings also tell us there are high death rates among
people with diabetes who use insulin. The death rate for NDR
registrants was between two and four times that of the general
Australian population.'
'Almost all the people who had died since joining the Register
were aged 50 years or more, suggesting that they suffered from Type
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Ms Waters said that the AIHW welcomed approaches from
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