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Byron Beachcomber Resort23-25 Shirley Street, 2481 Byron Bay (Show map)
Very good
Score from 209 reviews
Lovely apartment, great facilities. Comfy bed. Pool and beach access are a great advantage!
Location and comfort
Location was excellent and the unit had what we needed.
Tannum Sands
The location to town and beach, the pool
North Fitzroy
location to town and beach. spacious unit with small garden patio. Bed comfy
Perth Western Australia
All except tv. Thank you for asking
The pool. Bed was comfy.
Car parking and swimming pool/bar bq facilities. Easy access to beach and town centre. Good size room and bed.
Location proximity to beach, retail and restaurants.
Location to both shops and beach. Friendly and helpful staff. All facilities clean and tidy. Securer under cover parking. Spacious and comfortable rooms.
Featuring a private balcony, Byron Beachcomber Apartments are just 260 ft from Belongil Beach. The property has a solar-heated saltwater pool, a hot tub and massage services. Free covered parking is available on site. Byron Beachcomber Resort is a 5-minute walk from the heart of Byron Bay, with its many shops and cafes. Arakwal National Park is a 5-minute drive away, and Ballina Byron Airport is a 35-minute drive away. All air-conditioned apartments have a kitchenette or kitchen with a microwave, refrigerator and tea and coffee-making facilities. Each modern apartment is decorated in neutral colors, and features flat-screen cable TV and a DVD player. Some rooms overlook the pool or gardens. Guests can enjoy a meal in the covered barbecue area, or indulge in a relaxing massage. The tour desk can arrange local activities include surfing and snorkeling. Apartments/rooms: 34 The most recent booking for this property was made on Dec 11 at 5:46 AM from Australia.
OutdoorsGrounds, BBQ Facilities, Outdoor Pool (All Year) ActivitiesNewspapers, Massage, Hot Tub, Snorkeling InternetWi-Fi is available in all areas and charges apply. ParkingFree! Free private parking is available on site (reservation is not needed). ServicesExpress Check-in/Check-out, Baggage Storage, Babysitting/Child Services, Laundry, Tour Desk, Fax/Photocopying GeneralNon-smoking Rooms, Facilities for Disabled Guests, Family Rooms, Elevator, Heating, Air Conditioning, Designated Smoking Area Check-inFrom 2:00 PM Check-outUntil 10:00 AM Cancellation/
Total Hotel Score:8.5
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Lovely apartment, great facilities. Comfy bed. Pool and beach access are a great advantage!
Location and comfort
Location was excellent and the unit had what we needed.
No lift up to the top floor in our section, had to drag the esky up 2 flights of stairs.
The location to town and beach, the pool
location to town and beach. spacious unit with small garden patio. Bed comfy
kitchen utensils lacking. Take your own sharp knife and teapot!
All except tv. Thank you for asking
T.V. had a mind of its own and kept going to default typing on screen
The pool. Bed was comfy.
Room in need of update. For the price better equipment should be provided. Surroundings noisy.
Car parking and swimming pool/bar bq facilities. Easy access to beach and town centre. Good size room and bed.
Ground floor dark room. Shower room/WC basic. Expensive WiFi.
Location proximity to beach, retail and restaurants.
Location to both shops and beach. Friendly and helpful staff. All facilities clean and tidy. Securer under cover parking. Spacious and comfortable rooms.
It wasn't long enough.
Nice resort, helpful staff, comfortable room with good facilities, great experience all round.
The location was perfect. We walked to everything. The studio was spacious, clean and comfortable. Great value for money as well.
Great location, easy walk into town and the beach is out the back gate. Spacious, clean and modern room with all that you need. Solar heated pool and spa for relaxing. Great value. Couldn't want for more.
Location clean and quiet
Balcony Pool and Spa beds very comfortable
Loved that I could park the car & forget about it, everywhere was within walking distance. The rooms had everything you needed & more, was very impressed & will visit again :)
The view from the room we were in lol, as it was on the side. Next time I'll book a room that overlooks the pool area or beach. Really there was nothing to complain about.
The Pool area was great. Quiet and sheltered. The room was great. good size and great for the price.
It was close to town and beach. The Apartments were clean and modern and well furnished. Mary at the front desk was just lovely! Highly recommended
Great location - close to beach and cafes, comfortable and clean
Lovely pool & BBQ area. Gate to beach. Close to town. Massage lady excellent!!!
Noisy could be controlled better.
Beach access via back gate. Big beds were great. TV options were good. Rooms were light & spacious. Staff were friendly & helpful
Noise from upstairs of people walking was very loud & disturbing. It seemed like normal family movements but the sound travelled directly due to tiled floors without sound insulation. Street noise when out on private courtyard. Not enough towels provided for 3 day stay. No door mats to prevent walking in sand from outside so floors were gritty.Would have been happy to pay for daily clean towels & floor sweep.
The location was fantastic, close to most things. The pool and spa were beautiful..Also the massage therapist coming to the resort was excellent. Pretty quiet too.
I would of liked to have a stove top to cook in the unit. Also it needs some tissues in the room.
Very good customer service. I left my expensive shirts in my unit when we vacated. They kept them carefully and sent to me on my request by post. Also very close to shops and restaurants.
There is nothing I disliked.
Room was nice, location great
All good
Very clean, comfortable bed and really close to the beach and town. Staff are very friendly and helpful, I would definitely stay again
The guest reviews express the personal opinions of Booking.com customers who filled out a questionnaire after their stay at the hotel. These opinions do not necessarily represent the views of Booking.com.
Bay Beach MotelJust a 3-minute walk from Main Beach, this motel offers free cable TV and an on-site restaurant. Guests can relax by the swimming pool or enjoy a BBQ in the outdoor entertaining area.Most recent booking for this hotel was today at 07:19 from $142 |
Lord Byron ResortOnly 10 minutes from Main Beach, Lord Byron Resort benefits from an outdoor swimming pool and terrace with lounge chairs. It offers motel rooms and apartments each with their own balcony.Most recent booking for this hotel was yesterday at 20:21 from $127 |
Aabi's at ByronBuilt in 2011, the Aabi's at Byron offers a 12-metre outdoor pool with a large heated spa pool.Most recent booking for this hotel was yesterday at 03:29 from $154 |


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I am still wildly confused about the points awarded.
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More than 30 people attended last night's Lehighton Area Drug and Alcohol Task Force meeting, called "Straight Talk for Parents," in the Lehighton Area High School auditorium.
Special guest presenter Gregory Schick, of Drug Free Pennsylvania in Camp Hill, was impressed with the turnout.
"This is probably the biggest group we've had all year," Schick, a police officer in York, remarked.
In addition, as the event approached its scheduled 90-minute time limit, fellow Drug Free Pennsylvania presenter Scott Serafini, a father of seven from Harrisburg, asked the audience whether or not they'd like to continue watching and discussing all the presentation slides the pair had yet to show or end the meeting on time. The crowd responded almost in unison that it would like to continue.
"You obviously have a lot of people here in Lehighton who care about their kids," he noted.
Among the topics Schick and Serafini covered were the many stresses today's teens face, the fact that drug and alcohol addiction is a disease, and how prevalent the usage of drugs and alcohol is among teens and preteens.
They also discussed the need for parents, grandparents and other trusted adults to be completely honest when discussing drugs and alcohol with children and to not only explain that drugs shouldn't be used, but also explain in detail why not to use them.
In addition, they noted that children need and want structure, discipline and parameters from adults and that they do, in fact, respect their parents' opinions more than those of their peers.
In an effort to express the importance of one's need to be informed about today's drug culture, the pair handed each audience member a sheet called "Drug Lingo Bingo."
On it, the sheet showed two dozen slang terms used today for different types of street, OTC and prescription drugs.
Members were asked to discuss how many of the terms they knew and if anyone could fill an entire line horizontally, vertically or diagonally to form "Bingo."
To do so meant a person would have to be able to identify at least four or five of the drug terms. Only one person in the audience new full-time Drug and Alcohol Education Prevention Specialist Sean McCarroll, whose office is in the Lehighton Area Middle School could do so.
Comments from the audience included one visitor's thought that children today are not given as many decision-making opportunities and that perhaps this "constant supervision" is at least one factor leading them toward drug experimentation and usage.
"They can't make up their own minds because we haven't taught them to be free," he said.
While some audience members agreed with him, others took a different view and instead blamed lack of supervision at least of some children for current teen drug use and addiction.
The common consensus among the group, expressed by more than one audience member, was that "It takes a village to raise a child."
Before closing the meeting, Tim Tkach, coordinator of Curriculum and Instruction for the Lehighton Area School District, said, "I think everyone in here has been affected by drugs and alcohol, in your family, relative to your family, somehow. We can't sit there and hide and say, 'Oh, no.' … And this thing about 'good kids,' 'bad kids,' they're everybody's kids. … And we have to get off our high horse that it's not our kids or it's not this. It's our job to raise all the kids … And that's what we're trying to say: Don't be afraid; you're not alone. Be that vigilant person ... (because) it could be any of our kids anytime."
After the meeting, lifelong Lehighton resident Ruthann Schlecht said that she came to the meeting because "I know what's happening in Lehighton."
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Schlecht added that she has witnessed drug transactions herself.
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Our home-based businesses are becoming busier every day, and it has become necessary for me to purge and organize the home office. I can't work amid clutter. The closet had become a dumping ground for all kinds of things that didn't have a place elsewhere in our home. I had old office supplies that I no longer used, piles of papers to sort through, and a lot of items I had been holding onto to sell, but hadn't got around to. Organizing our homes office so that is efficient for two home-based businesses turned out to be a bigger task than I had anticipated.
I recently sat down with Laura Watts, a professional organizer and operator of her own home-based business, Double Take Organizing, and listened as she shared her tips for getting the home office organized and how to keep it that way.
Here are five of my favourite tips that Laura provided for organizing the home office.
1. Paper is the cause of a lot of disorganization in a home office. Laura recommended that to help eliminate clutter from paper, touch a piece of paper only once! That means that if you print something, file it. If you write a list, refer to it as soon as you can and discard it when you've completed the tasks on it. There are a ton of electronic tools and apps available to help you manage a paper problem or eliminate its use.
2. Magnetize with paint. This idea has me totally captivated! I love a magnetic surface for getting things up off my desk. I especially like magnetic clips that will hold bunches of coupons, photographs, paint chips or kids' artwork, and being able to put these up on a magnetic wall surface sounds like a terrific way to organize the home office. Further tips for using magnetized paint can be found here.
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4. Ask yourself if you've used the item in the last year. There comes a time in every home office organization project when purging becomes necessary. To ease the difficulty of eliminating extra clutter from the home office, get rid of stuff! Give it away, donate it to shops such as Salvation Army or Value Vilage, or throw it in the garbage. I usually have to wait until the right mood strikes me to do this, but when it does, look out! I had five garbage bags of stuff picked up last week and another five will be picked up next week. It feels good.
Another pile ready for donation. Get out of my house!
5. Go vertical. The amount of wall space in my office that is left blank is dwindling. Almost every wall has either a shelving unit of some kind, a bracket or basket for holding files and documents that I can't throw away. When you run out of space to actually work at your desk, go up!
Even this space beneath my office window is being used to help me stay organized. No space is wasted!
What is your favourite method for organizing the home office?
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Last week I experienced what can only be described as the shock of having my cell phone stolen. Or so I'd thought. (More on that later.) In that hour or so of panic, I learned some valuable lessons about what to do if your cell phone is, indeed stolen.
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I was doing errands on a beautiful, warm afternoon, and I pulled into a small plaza to pop into a discount dollar store to pick up a couple of gift bags. I left the windows down in my truck about three inches, grabbed my purse, leaving my phone in the center console, and locked the doors behind me.
I went into the dollar store, went directly to the gift bag aisle and retrieved what I needed, paying the cashier before returning to the truck. I was in the store a total of about two or three minutes.
I settled myself back into the driver's seat and reached for my phone.
My phone wasn't where I'd left it.
I rummaged hastily through my bag, and the phone wasn't there, either.
I checked between the seats. I checked under the seats. I checked under the truck.
I asked several people if they'd seen anyone reach into the truck. A kind man on the sidewalk offered to call my phone for me and I accepted. Nothing happened.
I could only assume that someone had watched me leave the truck and was now nearby hiding somewhere, looking at my list of contacts, my photographs, reading my Facebook feed, making long distance calls…I wanted to cry.
I left a business card with the dollar store owner in the rare event the phone turned up, and left. I felt lost. I had many emotions during that drive to meet my mom: sadness, anger, embarrassment, confusion…I cried. I was so angry at myself for leaving the phone in the truck in the first place, for being trusting and naive, for thinking that I could leave something valuable in the vehicle twenty feet away from where I was shopping without it being stolen. I imagined having to tell my husband what had happened and how we'd have to go out of pocket for a new phone.
When I met up with my mom, the friend that was with her called my cell phone. I didn't hold my breath. Then, miraculously, someone answered.
The plaza where I'd been shopping also had a bank and the person who answered my phone was a bank teller. Someone had picked up my phone off the ground and brought it in. I guess my phone hadn't been in the console, after all. I had somehow managed to drop it on the ground without realizing it and in the brief time I was in the dollar store, it had been returned. My faith in humanity restored, I went back across town to retrieve the phone from the bank teller.
Is there a moral to this story? Yes, I think there is a whole discussion we could have about when to have faith in your fellow citizens instead of assuming the worst. There is a discussion to be had about where cell phones belong in a vehicle (safely stowed in a bag, for example). There is also a discussion to be had about what to do when your cell phone is stolen.
This experience taught me that some of the things you can and should do after your phone is stolen or lost.
1. Report the loss/theft to your service provider. My provider's policy, for example, is to suspend the phone and block it from further use so that the owner isn't liable for the costs associated with usage by the individual who stole it.
2. Change the passwords on your bank accounts and social media applications to prevent someone else from logging into them from your device.
3. File a police report. While this might sound drastic, your insurance company and/or service provider may require it and this could help prevent further fees being incurred. Lysa Myers of The Mac Security Blog writes, "Anything you want to do from this point forward will be best accomplished with a police report in place. So go to the nearest law enforcement office and document the theft. Your cell phone company may require it and your insurance will definitely require it. And if you get information from a Device-Finder app, the police will be better able to help you recover it."
To help ensure the security of your data and personal information before your phone is lost or stolen:
1. Set the password/lock feature to the highest level possible. My phone is now set to lock, requiring the password, after one minute of inactivity rather than five minutes. After all, I thought it had only taken a couple of minutes for the phone to be lifted from my truck, and in that time the phone would not have become locked.
2. Activate "Find My iPhone" if you're using an iPhone or install another app that will use the GPS to help track down the location of your lost or stolen phone.
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This summer I'm determined to be a better meal planner. Planning meals makes life so much less stressful, and for busy working mothers, it can be a life saver during the time of day that is usually so rushed and when so many demands are being made by members of the family.
Standing in front of the refrigerator trying to figure out what to make for dinner drives me crazy, and avoiding that craziness is what prompts me to do meal planning. I want to go from recipe collector to meal planner!
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My husband and I are partners in a seasonal business that got underway for the year just this past week. Between that and our other means of earning a living, by the time Friday arrived, our week was officially a couple of hours short.
On Friday while he was on his way home from work, Graham sent me the usual text message.
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I groaned and texted back, "Don't know yet, gotta hit grocery store before daycare pickup."
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As for my family and I, we will be having our groceries delivered for the next little while. I'm giving us the gift of time, for a small delivery fee that is totally worth the cost.
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Categories: Hacking Life, Making Time, The Juggle
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The other day, I was sitting in a corner of my local community center's lounge, trying to finish writing an article on deadline while my daughter was in her gymnastics class.
A mom and her daughter came in a few minutes after I'd settled myself into my work. She must have a child in the same gymnastics class as my daughter, because they're there at the same time I am every week. And, every week, the same thing happens: She starts talking loudly, either to her older daughter or on her cell phone, while moving furniture around to create a space in which her daughter can do her homework. If there are books on the small table in the lounge, she dumps them on the floor with an exaggerated sigh, and then (loudly) tells her older daughter to start her homework. She glares at the two or three other people in the room if we look up from our books or our laptops. She goes through her daughter's folder, reading comments from the teacher out loud and announcing each grade on each test.
Which made me think: There should really be a set of rules posted somewhere, for people who have to work in public. Read the rest of this entry
Posted by Lylah on 2nd February 2012
Categories: Frugal Living, Hacking Life
For years now — decades, really — I've challenged myself to make the most of my money. The ability to stretch a dollar or pinch a penny can mean the difference between feeling like we "have" and feeling like we "have not" when it comes to things like groceries and birthday presents for preschoolers' parties; being the breadwinner makes the process easier in some instances (I know exactly how much money is coming in and going out) and harder in others (I know exactly how much money is coming in and going on).
I've found that, for my family, the most straight-forward and simple money-saving tricks work but, at some point, "just spend less money" or "cut out the things you don't use" isn't helpful advice. How do you spend less money when you're spending it on essentials, like childcare when you work full time? What if you can't cut out cable because you need to have high-speed internet access for your job? Read the rest of this entry
Posted by Lylah on 19th January 2012
A good friend once told me that she thinks it's hilarious that I write about work-life balance when I have so little of it myself. I tell them that I really write about juggling work and life, my full-time career and full-on family, which means that when it comes to balance, I'm the fulcrum on which it rests, not the one who actually achieves it.
But still, she's right. And now that my primary office is inside my own house, the scales have tipped way over to the work side of things. Which means that I need to do a better job of going from "work mode" to "home mode." Read the rest of this entry
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A recent study of 1,364 new mothers found that, over the course of about a decade, the moms who worked at least part time were healthier and happier than those who decided to stay home with their kids — especially when their kids were very young.
It sounds like the latest battle in the ongoing Mommy Wars, but it doesn't have to be. The health benefits, the happiness… I think it all boils down to whether you're doing what you really want to be doing. Read the rest of this entry
Posted by Lylah on 29th December 2011
I'm supposed to be on vacation this week but, as usually, I have once again discovered that I don't know how to unwind. Even when I'm not at work, I rarely feel like I can just sit still and be; there are people to see and chores to do and the house to (fake) clean and kids to feed/amuse/maintain. And, after a while, I feel like a wind-up toy that's stuck in the "on" position, gears rapidly working toward burnout.
The problem is that, with so much on our to-do lists all the time, we working moms have conditioned ourselves to believe that really taking care of ourselves is selfish, or at least not that important. When we do it, we justify it, almost as if we feel guilty about it: We "deserve" time to ourselves, we need to "make time" to exercise. Or, at least, I do.
And it turns out that I'm not alone. Read the rest of this entry
Posted by Lylah on 8th December 2011
Categories: Hacking Life, The Juggle
Hi, my name is Lylah. And, in addition to being the Queen of Procrastination and the Empress of Clutter, I am a Control Freak.
This will come as no surprise to anyone who has spent more than an hour in my company.
It's not that I need people to do exactly what I say when I say it (though, honestly? That's kind of nice). It's that I feel more secure when I know what's going on, and I'm more likely to know what's going on if I'm the one holding all (or most) of the cards.
Not realistic. Or healthy. And it only gets worse around the holidays.
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Some high buildings (15 floors) have been constructed in 1960 in the city where I live. Once I was jogging, I saw this decorated van parked by the houses. I came back home to take my camera and get this picture. It's not Amecica, as you can think when seing the thumbnail!
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gildasjan (39622) 2010-01-16 3:39
Bonjour claude
C'est Pessac ou la Floride?
Be beaux souvenirs de l'argentique.
Have a nice day
Hansaphotos (6131) 2010-01-16 9:05
Wow Claude
I like this shot. Good compo. Stars and stripes, and stripes (or lines in the builing) again. Well seen and well executed! I`m glad the car was still there when you got back. Thanks for sharing. Have a great weekend.
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Witaj Claude!
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i guess it was KU you guys were talking about when you said white helmets.
Can we finally put a gravestone over this stupid *** rumor? I'm so sick of seeing this thread. We need and "Opt out of White helmets" option in the User CP.
KU has white helmets. Weiss must have told Shontrelle. OMG...he's transferring to KU!
And I'll continue to go with my own opinion that if it takes a different colored football jersey to pump up an FBS football player, that's a player I wouldn't care to have. If playing a collegiate football game, in our case for our bowl life in the Big XII isn't enough to pump you up and you need a gold jersey to do so, you're not playing for the right reasons.
I personally think there is a big reason you don't see a lot of alternate Jerseys for teams like Nebraska (before they sucked), Alabama, LSU, Penn State, USC and Ohio State. You get down to business and build a tradition. Oregon's tradition is wacked out Uniforms and a booster called Nike. In the end, if you want excited players, you win. I played a lot of football in my life, if you result to gimmicks to get your team excited to play football, you are doing it wrong.


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Milan Royal SuitesDifferent locations in Milan (Check-in at Piazza della Repubblica 12), Central Station, 20124 Milan (Show map)
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Good location) Transfer from office to appartment) Very clean and comfortable
great location, concierge service, many restorants, La Scala next to the door, all most city sightsing & shopping in a walk.
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You can feel real local atmosphere as soon as you enter the house. The location is perfect for sightseeing as well you have lively pedestrian street nearby full of restaurants. Flat light and convenient.
Modern presentation Friendly helpful reception staff Location
Room was pleasant, enough space, nice design, close to the Metro.
Excellent location, near to everywhere, and the price is fair
rooms are spacious
The location is good. The room is clean and tidy. Overall its a pleasure stay for us!
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kitchen and cleaning machine
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Location. Modern decoration
Milan Royal Suites offers luxury self-catering accommodation in different locations around Milan city centre. Each apartment is air conditioned and includes free Wi-Fi and flat-screen TVs. Check-in takes place at Piazza della Repubblica where staff will provide you with the keys and show you to your apartment. Be sure to let them know of your expected arrival time in advance. The apartments have elegant décor and modern amenities, including a microwave, cappuccino machine and oven. They all include 1 bedroom and a separate living room with dining area. Choosing Milan Royal Suites means you'll have total independence for your stay in Milan. However, the staff will always be happy to offer recommendations and tips for getting the most out of the city. Apartments: 10 The most recent booking for this property was made on Dec 11 at 3:00 AM from Germany.
InternetFree! Wi-Fi is available in all areas and is free of charge. ParkingPublic parking is available at a location nearby (reservation is not possible) and charges apply. ServicesBaggage Storage, Laundry, Fax/Photocopying, Airport Shuttle (Surcharge) GeneralNon-smoking Rooms, Family Rooms, Elevator, Safe, Heating, All Spaces Non-Smoking (Public and Private), Air Conditioning Languages spokenRussian, Italian, Spanish, English, French, German Check-in2:00 PM - 6:00 PM Check-out9:00 AM - 10:30 AM Cancellation/
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Good location) Transfer from office to appartment) Very clean and comfortable
great location, concierge service, many restorants, La Scala next to the door, all most city sightsing & shopping in a walk.
poor facilities, staff wasn't pleasure,strainge requiered to drop out garbage himself. Do notice if it will late arrieving must pay extra 30 Euro.
You can feel real local atmosphere as soon as you enter the house. The location is perfect for sightseeing as well you have lively pedestrian street nearby full of restaurants. Flat light and convenient.
No place to park or it is quite costly. Trams noise. If you need silence, not a place to sleep. There was some problem with air-conditioner. At least it was not working for us.
Modern presentation Friendly helpful reception staff Location
No room service for the three days (rubbish tins overflowing) No parking at Repubblica Reception hard to find Suite a little small for two older people.
Room was pleasant, enough space, nice design, close to the Metro.
Very noisy even on the 3rd floor you could here the train under, also noise from the next door apartments. No cleaning service for 4 days and the staff didn't say anything it is not even written during the booking, not even towels changed. When arriving better to ask where your apartment is because all are located away from Republica.
Excellent location, near to everywhere, and the price is fair
curry smell in the building and the whole room~~check in location is difficult to find and far from the apartment.
rooms are spacious
location is far from the main attraction.
Staff was very accommodating and helpful. We had to add an additional night prior to our arrival and this was done with ease and efficiency. Also, on check-out, I had the dates mixed up and thought we were checking out the day after. The staff gave us ample time to check-out and even kept our luggage at their office until we went to pick it up in the afternoon. The apartment was in a great location, clean and very spacious and full of light. The particular suite we booked also had a balcony, which we were not aware of at the start, so this was an added bonus.
The location is good. The room is clean and tidy. Overall its a pleasure stay for us!
We were greeted with warm smiles and a professional and efficient check in process. We were then driven to our accommodation by a friendly staff member. We were impressed by the gift basked of breakfast for the next morning as well as home baked biscuits as a welcome. The Magenta apartment was very spacious, light and airy and a great stop for us after 3 weeks on the road. It was good value for money for a young family and a perfect location in walking distance (or quick tram trip) into the city centre. I would definitely stay again given the cooking and washing facilities and nice decor and services on offer (TV in each room, wi/fi) and fantastic location.
There was a little rubbish left over from previous guests that was missed by the cleaning service. TIP: Look closely at check in times; the staff will do their best to accommodate you but it is not a 24/7 reception so arrivals at odd hours may cost you a fee.
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Location. Modern decoration
Can not check in late. Can not leave luggage left for late pick up. Need to clean your room by yourself. (Ex: if you make any stain in any equiptment, 150 euro minimum penalty/ you need to bring out your own trash when you check out) even you need a help at night or get answer, they do answer your call ( they are working only office hour/even emragency phone no)
Staff at the office very professional and kind and helpful. Gave us ideas about what to do in Milan. The place we stayed was clean and neat and tidy. Very convenient location for walking to all of the central area activities. Highly recommend this area.
We didn't do as much cooking as I thought we would. Probably because we didn't really want to buy the condiments that went with cooking. Would have been helpful if we could've gotten small items somewhere like a small amount of olive oil or small amount of salt pepper and sugar. So we ended up doing a little cooking but not as much. Also wasn't sure why we had to empty our own garbage. Since the cleaning woman does come in When we leave. But overall very happy
Clean, cosy, stylish suite. Central location. Everything one can need is in the suite.
1)spacious 2)Easy n free parking just outside apartment . 3)complete facilities Every thing was perfect
1)just be careful to reach apartment staff in working hours as office is far away from Apartment . There should be some indication on booking.com site .
Incredibly friendly and helpful staff. Great location, close to the metro, to the city center, and to nightlife. Apartment was spacious, updated, comfortable, and very clean.
The staff of the hotel were so kined and freindly the location was perfect and next time I will select it again for my next visit to millano
Great location, clean modern apartment with great air on units. I strongly recommend the apartment if you visit Milan.
Only one small thing was There's a washing machine in the kitchen but no washing powder provided.
Great Service by Silvia, although we have to check in at a different location, Silvia made sure it went as smooth as possible. Very impressed with the service. The apartments is very well located, near all the cities and attractions we wanted to see, and mainly close to all the shops. Montenapoleone is about 10 minutes walk, and so is the Duomo. The apartment itself is very stylish, spacious, bright and clean. Really really nice. Thank you so much to Silvia for being so lovely and helpful. Our stay in Milan was amazing!
The aircon could work better. Milan is very hot in the summer, and the aircon didn't cool the place as we would have wanted it to. But besides that everything was just perfect!
Modern and Elegant Suite with all facilities,it is very near from the Duomo and the designer shops along Via Montenapoleone and Via della Spiga.Staff is very helpfull and friendly (special thanks for Mrs.Slvia and Mr.Stefano).
no private car parking.
Very nice design in the room. The location is at the heart of Milano. It is like leaving in a house rather than a hotel, but it is suprisingly nice.
The location of the Donizetti suite. Friendly staff. Great spacious suite for the money!
Took some time to find the location of the office, as it is on a very big square. You need to pay extra if you like your room cleaned and the they set a rigid time and rules about coming to clean.
it was very bad it shouldent be in booking.com it is only 1 appartment in each bulding and no riception no housekeeping no staff nothing booking.com must vist them and see .it is the badest experanes for me with booking.com through 6 years .
dont do any riservtion in this sweet it very bad and booking.com should remove it from the list . it is not a hotel it is an apratment with no reception that has no facilities such as house keeping or a reception or nothing its it the worst hotel Iv ever been to in my whole life it by the way it is not hotel and it is not appartmet .
Very attractive price. This hotel is in the center of Milan, perfect to visit this town and make shopping.
This place is very centrally located and is super comfortable. We got in after mid night and the person who checked us in was very friendly and helpful. Wish we could have enjoyed this suite for a longer duration
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Idea Hotel Milano CentraleJust 650 ft from Milano Central Train Station, this Idea Hotel has a modern design and a large 2-story lobby area.Most recent booking for this hotel was today at 12:26 from $74 |
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On the winter premiere, Nikita (Maggie Q) and Michael (Shane West) tracked down Amanda (Melinda Clarke) and her cohort Anne (Sarah Allen), leading to an intense car pursuit and shootout. When Michael's car flipped and... read more
There's trouble in secret-agent paradise.
Even though Nikita kicked off the season with a romantic proposal between our favorite rogue agents, relations don't look so rosy when the series returns Friday, Jan. 18 at 8/7c on The CW. Or at least, that's the conclusion that Amanda (Melinda Clarke) has drawn from her surveillance of Division.
"How much I cry! The last time I cried that hard was The Land Before Time! I was at a party with my lawyer at the Toronto Film Festival. Before we went out to this party, she had done all her makeup and looked pretty. We were sitting there, and I was like, "Oh my God! Extreme Makeover! Let's just watch the last half-hour," which is the worst half-hour, the worst of the best. At the end of that half-hour, we were a mess, and she looked at me, like, "Thanks, Maggie! Now we're going to go out all puffy in the face!" "
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