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Detroit Tigers slugger Miguel Cabrera became the first Triple Crown winner in 45 years.
Cabrera left Wednesday's game in the fourth inning after going 0-for-2 at the plate and clinched the rare award shortly after when the Yankees pinch hit for Curtis Granderson, who was one home run shy of the Tigers slugger after a two-homer night.
The 29-year-old Venezuelan had a .330 batting average, 44 home runs and 139 runs to become just the 15th player of all-time to win the Triple Crown and first since Boston's Carl Yastrzemski in 1967.
Yastrzemski, who hit .326 with 44 homers and 121 RBI in winning the crown in '67 said he was shocked it has taken this long for baseball to see another triple crown winner.
"I'm surprised it's gone on this long to be perfectly honest. When (Pete) Rose broke (Ty) Cobb's hit record and when (Cal) Ripken broke (Lou) Gehrig's consecutive game record, I never thought that would happen either, so it's going to happen," the Hall of Fame outfielder told the Boston Globe last week.
"There's so much more publicity nowadays, people call a report in every day," the Globe quoted Yastrzemski as saying. "In '67, the Triple Crown wasn't even mentioned. We were so involved I didn't know I'd won it until the next day when I read it in the paper."
That the length of his reign surprises Yastrzemski is, well, not surprising. The Baltimore Orioles Frank Robinson had done it the year before Yastrzemski. Eleven others have done it also, dating back to Paul Hines of the Providence Grays in 1878. The Red Sox Ted Williams and the St. Louis Cardinals Rogers Hornsby each won it twice.
Of course, major league baseball was much different 45 years ago than it is today. There were only 20 teams (there are 30 today) and their was only playoff was the World Series, which the Red Sox lost to the Cardinals in Yastrzemski's triple crown year.
But Yastrzemski said batters of his era had one obstacle to face that today's hitters don't, a pitching mound that was 5 inches higher. The higher mounds gave pitchers an edge on velocity.
"I'd like to see what some of the pitchers would throw today, what their speeds would be, if they came off a higher mound. I could see (Justin) Verlander probably throwing 100 mph or more on every pitch," Yastrzemski told Boston radio station WEEI.
And one question will still be outstanding on Cabrera's season: should he be the league's most valuable player? Yastrzemski was in 1967.
TBS MLB analyst Dennis Eckersley thinks Cabrera deserves the MVP honor.
"I think Cabrera's focus has been on his team and winning, not concerns for himself. Playing for your team and having great numbers is an incredible feat," Eckersley said.
MVP or not, it won't reduce what Cabrera has accomplished this year, says his manager.
"No matter what happens, there are absolutely no flaws in Miguel Cabrera's season. None. Period. End of story," Leyland said.


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When Celebrity Millennium made its debut in 2000, it was a first-in-class flagship for Celebrity, introducing a new gas propulsion system and exterior elevators. Today, the ship -- along with its nearly identical siblings Celebrity Infinity, Celebrity Summit and Celebrity Constellation -- is benefitting from a series of upgrades, designed to bring these older ships up to par with the line's more modern Solstice-class vessels. New cabins (including AquaSpa accommodations), specialty dining venues, an upgraded coffee shop (now with a gelateria), rejiggered bars and an Internet Center revolving around Apple products now tempt passengers to part with more of their vacation dollars.
Yet, the overall impression of Millennium is that it's ... pretty. That's not a word used often when discussing seagoing vessels, but it's the simplest and most accurate word to describe Millennium. The soft hues and stately public spaces; the tortoise-shell onyx stairway at the center of the ship; the diverse art around every turn; the stunning space in the Cosmos Lounge with its wraparound floor-to-ceiling windows, contemporary design, glittery dance floor, Art Deco-style lighting system and light woods; the clubby, homey feeling of Michael's Club; and the contemporary-mixed-with-Deco design of the Metropolitan Restaurant offer an eclectic experience, but all of it is soft ... and pretty.
And even on a big ship, now with an additional 60 cabins, the feeling of an intimate experience prevails. The layout and accessibility are excellent, with 14 elevators and a design that makes getting from one point of interest to another easy and enjoyable. Lots of outside deck space and promenades help in this regard, as well. Celebrity says that instead of cramming the new venues into an already-full ship, it made use of wasted space and streamlined the interior design.
Millennium's 2012 refurb also made the ship more ADA-compliant. Changes like a lower guest relations desk, ramps in shops and improved wheelchair-accessible cabins will be welcomed by the line's disabled travelers.
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From bow to stern, the public areas on this ship offer both surprises and charm, whether it's the unique (and often unexpected) modern art around every corner, the wow factor when entering Cosmos for the first time or the clubby, calming surroundings in Michael's Club.
This is one classy vessel.
The decor is an eclectic mix of contemporary, Old World, Art Deco and resort chic, which could, if done poorly, create a schizophrenic ambience. But, that's not the case here; everything fits and flows smoothly from one venue to another, and the most impressive attribute is the use of natural light whenever possible. The glass elevators along the outside of the ship are a nice touch, as is the dramatic Grand Foyer with its long drapes and sweeping staircase.
The Grand Foyer rises from Deck 3 to Deck 5. Its lower level covers all the administrative functions -- guest relations, shore excursion, concierge, Captain's Club and future cruise sales desks are all there. Aft of this area is the conference center, which can be divided up into two or three rooms, each with plasma TV's and projectors.
The photo gallery is located on Deck 4, across from Michael's Club. Up one deck and forward of Cafe al Bacio is Millennium's enormous shopping venue, the Emporium. Along with the usual logo shops and duty-free items, there are several jewelry and watch shops, as well as an Apple store. Instead of cluttering the aisles with specials as on most ships, there is a circular central kiosk area for the daily discount offerings. A presentation area with rows of seating and a big screen is used for port and shopping talks.
The Celebrity iLounge is found on Deck 6 midship. There, iMac computers are available for Web browsing, or you can sign up for a Wi-Fi account, as wireless Internet access is available shipwide. Prices start at 75 cents a minute, or you can purchase a package: 38 minutes for $25, 90 minutes for $50, 208 minutes for $100, 555 minutes for $200, or 1,666 minutes for $400. Computer and technology classes, mostly focusing on Apple products, are held there and cost extra.
Words, the ship's two-story library on Decks 8 and 9, features a spiral staircase, glass walls and deep armchairs.
There are no self-service launderettes. Also, the movie theater has been removed.
Of the 1,079 cabins aboard Millennium, 867 are oceanview, and 623 of those have balconies. The ship also offers 50 suites, ranging from the uber-luxe penthouses to more petite but elegant Sky Suites, as well as 26 accommodations that are fully ADA-compliant and wheelchair-accessible.
Millennium's standard cabins, from the least expensive insides to outside balcony cabins, are beautifully configured and nicely decorated with soft hues, elegant furnishings, rounded-end beds and comfortable seating options. They serve as oases of calm away from all other ship activities.
Standard inside and outside cabins come in at 170 square feet. Balconies add 38 square feet of outdoor space. They are certainly not the largest staterooms afloat, to be sure, but the way they are configured and the calmness of their decor make them wholly appealing.
Family Verandah staterooms are quite large, at 271 square feet with 242-square-foot balconies. Sliding doors with translucent windows separate the master bedroom areas from the living areas, where the kiddos can bunk on pullout couches. The huge balconies each feature two lounge chairs and a table with two chairs.
Millennium's ConciergeClass cabins measure 194 square feet with 54-square-foot balconies. Concierge passengers receive extra perks, including a pillow menu, daily fresh fruit, sparkling wine on embarkation day, nightly hors d'oeuvres, use of binoculars, robes, Hansgrohe shower heads, handheld hair dryers, a Celebrity Cruises tote bag and expanded room service breakfast menus. Also included are the services of a concierge, priority check-in, express luggage delivery, priority disembarkation, shoeshine service and main/specialty restaurant seating preference. In 2012, Celebrity expanded the ConciergeClass services to include an exclusive pre-departure lounge with free coffee and juices.
AquaClass cabins are the same size but come with different perks. In-cabin amenities include daily delivery of bottled water and tea, an upgraded room service menu, pillow menu, extra toiletries (shower gel, lip balm), use of plush bathrobes and slippers, and a Hansgrohe shower panel. Plus, AquaClass cruisers get exclusive spa privileges, such as access to healthy dining in Blu, complimentary passes to the Persian Garden steam and sauna room, and on-demand wellness programming.
Millennium features four types of suites. Twenty-six Sky Suites give slightly more room than the Concierge Class cabins, each coming in at 251 square feet with a 57-square-foot balcony. They're essentially just bigger cabins with no separation between living and sleeping areas. Eight Celebrity Suites -- at 467 square feet with 85-square-foot balconies -- are true suites with separate sleeping, living and dining areas. The eight Royal Suites are a bit apartment-like at 538 square feet with 195-square-foot balconies. Not only are there separate sleeping, living and dining spaces, but the spacious balconies each feature a whirlpool and cushy lounge furniture.
If you want to truly live it up, book one of two Penthouse Suites, each a whopping 1,432 square feet with a 1,098-square-foot balcony. There you'll find a baby grand piano, butler's pantry, motorized drapes, entertainment centers, complimentary scotch and vodka, a master bath with a whirlpool tub and a second bathroom, and another whirlpool, bar and dining table on the balcony.
Stay in any of these suites, and you'll receive butler service; priority check-in, debarkation, tender service, restaurant seating and theater seating; afternoon canapes and tea service, and daily in-cabin specialty coffee; one or two complimentary specialty restaurant meals; and a welcome bottle of sparkling wine.
Of the 26 wheelchair-accessible cabins, five are inside, four are outside, eight are standard balconies, three are Concierge Class, and six are Sky Suites.
Stateroom decor on Millennium consists of light woods and cool pastels, with added luxuries like little throw pillows on the sofas. Storage space is more than adequate for two people for a longer cruise, with several closets for hanging clothing, small shelves next to the desk/vanity for books and other items, and two large cupboards under it. The only drawers are in the nightstands, which also have lamps attached to the top. It's nice having a side-night-table light, rather than the one that's affixed to the wall overhead. But in some staterooms, the bedside lamps keep you from putting "stuff" on the tables. Happily, that is not the case here; the lamps were tall enough to stack books and lotions and other bedtime things on the stand.
The bathroom is large and well lit, with plenty of storage space for cosmetics and toiletries. Standard accommodations, Concierge Class and AquaClass cabins have roomy showers, while suites have whirlpool baths. There are wall-mounted hair dryers in the standard cabins; upper-category accommodations get handheld dryers, but there are no outlets for them in the bathrooms. You have to use them in the desk/vanity areas, which is kind of a pain if you aren't using that area for grooming.
There are two 110-volt outlets and two 220-volt outlets at the desk. If you bring a converter kit, you can convert one of the 220's to a 110 (or vice versa), giving you three outlets to use for sundry electronics like laptops, digital cameras and cell phone chargers.
Balconies in standard verandah staterooms are comfortably large and nicely furnished with strapped chairs and small tables; Concierge Class and AquaClass balcony furniture has canvas pad covers, and suite passengers get a mix of mesh and wooden furniture.
Millennium's lido deck (Deck 10) has an inordinately large overhang toward the forward part of the ship and a series of angled overhangs toward the aft. They are so big that the ship was built with a row of stanchions that angle down from the overhangs. Rooms at the top level under the Resort Deck, therefore, get interrupted views and little sun. Although such rooms are great in almost all respects, they would be better with more sun and less interference with the outdoor vista. Also, while soundproofing is excellent from room to room, this is not the case with the ceilings, and being right under the pool deck can make for a noisy trip.
All standard cabins come equipped with mini-bar fridges (check prices before using the goodies), safes, telephones and interactive televisions with excellent programming (including CNN, ESPN, several movie channels, several in-house channels and TNT). The "interactive" part includes ordering room service (works well!), checking your daily bill balance and playing video slots and blackjack (for those who are bored and need to spend money gambling on a television).
The Celebrity Theater, at the front of the ship on Decks 3, 4 and 5, feels like a real theater. It has comfortable banquette seating in rich red and purple hues, a double balcony and excellent, nonobstructed views. Space for wheelchair seating has been added. Most of the shows are typical cruise fare with a live orchestra and "The Celebrity Singers and Dancers." Guest entertainers also perform.
Cosmos, the forward-facing lounge at the top of the ship, is surrounded with floor-to-ceiling windows on three sides. It's used during the day as an observation station and for various activities. At night, it's turned into a fabulous disco/dance hall.
Deck 4 is the entertainment hub on Millennium. Anyone looking for some excitement and camaraderie can easily find it in the Rendezvous Lounge, lined with windows opening onto the promenade, which is great during the day. In the evenings, people actually dance on the center wood floor and sing karaoke until the wee hours. The Martini Bar and Crush, complete with ice-topped bar and juggling bartenders, make great pre-dinner cocktail spots.
The casino, located midship, seems impossibly small for a vessel of this size, and the 10 tables were busy most evenings.
Michael's Club feels like a private men's club with cushy chairs, flat-screen televisions showing sports, and a bar stocked with more than 60 international and craft beers, along with high-end Scotch and whiskey. Of course ladies are welcome. The piano has been removed, though a live guitarist may make an occasional appearance.
Up one deck is Cellar Masters, with a bit of wild red, green and purple decor trying to liven up the state-of-the-art, yet somewhat cold, enomatic wine-dispensing machines. Taste wine on your own or during a scheduled wine-tasting led by a sommelier.
Celebrity's enrichment and activity program, called Celebrity Life, is split into four categories -- Taste, Learn, Revive and Play -- but the terms aren't used in the daily Celebrity Today newsletter, and all the passenger sees is a variety of onboard programming. Taste activities include cooking demos and wine appreciation; Learn encompasses dance classes, language learning with Rosetta Stone, and computer skills workshops; Revive is just your typical fitness classes and spa seminars; and Play includes "Dancing with the Stripes" officer-and-passenger ballroom competition, trivia contests and pool games (weather permitting). Other activities include bingo, karaoke and Wii games.
Celebrity offers the usual gamut of tours in port. One nice touch is that the booking form divides up the excursions into categories; on a five-night Pacific Coast wine cruise, categories included Wine Tours, Sightseeing Tours, Wildlife Tours and Private Tours. Specific tours were marked with a "manager's recommendation"; interestingly, these seemed to be the most expensive offerings in each port.
Celebrity Cruises is increasing its suggested gratuity by 50 cents per passenger/per day beginning on all bookings made on or after April 29 for all cruises that begin on or after the same day. The new suggested gratuity will be $12.00 per person/per day, if you're in a standard cabin; $12.50 per person/per day, if you're in a Concierge Class or AquaClass; and $15.50 per person/per day, for passengers in suites.
The well-equipped, bright and cheerful Fun Factory is located forward on Deck 11, and it has programs for kids of ages 3 to 11. Teens have their own programming and hangout space, called X Club. Between the youth and teen facilities is the ship's arcade.
Participation in the kids' program is complimentary (with some exceptions) and is broken nicely into compatible age groups. Potty-trained children are welcomed from age 3 and join the Shipmates (3- to 5-year-olds). Cadets (6 to 8), Ensigns (9 to 11) and Teens (12 to 17) make up the balance of the groups. Age-appropriate activities are available for each, and trained counselors are in attendance.
The Fun Factory is outfitted with large TV's, a Ping-Pong table and computer terminals. Kids' activities include crafts, Wii games, puppet shows, dinosaur studies, sushi-making, miniature boat-building and pajama parties. Celebrity has partnered with The Nerdel Company to offer activities focused on healthy living -- such as puzzles, sing-alongs and cooking classes -- that feature a puppet named Nerdel. Special family activities include Ping-Pong tournaments, bingo, talent shows and scavenger hunts for kids and parents.
Teens hang out in the two-story X Club, a gaming haven with two Wii and Xbox machines on the first floor and PlayStation 3's on the second. The club also has space for lounging and a dance floor with an iPad-jukebox system. Teens can participate in teen pool Olympics; late-night theme parties, such as "Red Carpet" and "Prom Night"; craft and scrapbook activities; karaoke; and fashion design workshops.
Parents with children younger than 3 are invited to accompany their toddlers into the playrooms at select times. (Infants who sail must be at least 6 months old as of the first day of the cruise. However, for transatlantic, transpacific, select South America and other select cruises, infants must be at least 12 months old.)
It's $6 per hour, per child, for kids ages 3 to 11 to participate in the "Afternoon Party" from noon to 2 p.m. on port days and/or the nighttime Slumber Party from 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. daily. A dinner party from 5 to 7 p.m. is complimentary on sea days or when sailing occurs before 5 p.m.; it's the same fee as the other parties when the ship is in port. A V.I.P. pass gives access to all parties, exclusive Fun Factory activities and a gift bag. The price varies per cruise but gives a discount off the cost of individual parties.
In-cabin baby-sitting is available for $19 per hour for up to three children (12 months minimum) within the same family. In-cabin baby-sitting is subject to availability and must be requested 24 hours in advance.
Parents can also borrow toys from the Fun Factory for children to use onboard. The toys, suitable for a variety of ages from 3 to 11, include many LeapFrog interactive toys.
Fellow Passengers
Celebrity Millennium passengers tend to be sophisticated, well-traveled adults in the 45 to 65 age range, and indeed, the Celebrity experience is ideal for the "baby boom" generation. Millennium's longer cruises tend to skew older, but folks are young at heart, flocking to the gym and partying it up at night. Summer Alaska cruises attract a few more families than usual. Most of the passengers are North American, with Britain and other European countries represented.
Dress Code
Depending on the destination, the dress is usually casual during the day and resort-casual in the evening. Celebrity is a traditional cruise line, and the typical Millennium cruiser likes the tradition of dressing up for supper. Plan for two formal nights on seven- to 11-night cruises and three or four on cruises of 12 nights or more. The rest are "smart casual." Formal nights find most of the ladies in beaded or flowing gowns or cocktail dresses and men in tuxes, as well as suits or slacks and jackets. On smart-casual evenings, women wear skirts or nice slacks with pretty tops, while men wear slacks with collared shirts or sweaters.
Fitness and Recreation
The ship's main pool area, located on Deck 10 midship, is a sophisticated affair, with cushioned loungers, day-beds and wooden accents. The pool itself is divided into a shallow end for dipping and a deeper end for swimming; a circular lounge area sits on a raised platform in the middle. Anyone who wants to swim laps can do so early in the morning before the pools get busy. There are four hot tubs, a bar and table tennis on the port side.
Please note that only fully toilet-trained kids can use the ship's pools.
A jogging track and shuffleboard can be found one deck up on Deck 11, along with a basketball court on Deck 12 at the top of the ship.
Forward of the main pool is the Solarium, with a thalassotherapy pool (free of charge to use) under a retractable roof, teak loungers with head pillows, and round tables by the AquaSpa Cafe. It leads into the AquaSpa itself, where spa service and treatment areas are accompanied by the for-fee Persian Garden steam and sauna area, a hair salon and a forward-facing gymnasium and fitness center that is appealing.
Day-passes to the Persian Garden are free to AquaClass passengers and cost $20 per day for everyone else. (Cruise-long couples and singles passes can be purchased for a discount off the daily rate.) Spa services at the Steiner of London-operated facility include facials, massages, hair styling and nail treatments with specials offered on port days. More unusual options include the Bamboo Massage, where bamboo shoots of various sizes are rolled and used to massage muscles. Celebrity Millennium has licensed doctors onboard and offers Restylane(R) and Perlane(R) treatments, as well as Botox.
Celebrity also has a trained acupuncturist onboard Millennium. In fact, it was one of the first lines to introduce the now-standard cruise spa option. A special acupuncture area is located on Deck 7 with four treatment rooms.
The fitness area offers the usual cardio machines and weights. In the aerobics space, abs workouts and stretching sessions are free, but classes in Pilates, spinning and yoga are offered with an additional fee of $12 per person (plus 15 percent gratuity). However, some of the best workouts onboard are to be found in the dance classes, which are offered free of charge.
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3141 University Dr Northwest
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The La Quinta Inn Huntsville Space Center is conveniently located near Redstone Arsenal, NASA?s Marshall Space Flight Center, and the popular U.S. Space and Rocket Center (Space Camp). If you are coming to Huntsville for Business we are close to many companies, such as Lockhe
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ed Martin, Boeing, SAIC and the Toyota Motor Manufacturing Plant. Alabama A & M, University of Alabama of Huntsville and Oakwood Colleges are just a short distance away.
For sporting events, there's the Metro Kiwanis Sportsplex and John Hunt Sports complex, and Joe Davis Stadium (home of the Huntsville Stars). Golf to your heart?s content at the . Robert Trent Jones Golf Course, located in Hampton Cove. The Von Braun Civic Center hosts many entertaining events,
Attend seasonal arts festivals such as Panoply and the Big Spring Jam at Big Spring Park, where city founder John Hunt settled in 1805.. Shopping, restaurants, and fun are within close proximity also. For the more adventurist Monte Sano State Park is just a short drive.
Friendly long-term employees staff the La Quinta Inn Huntsville Space Center and they are ready to serve. Enjoy a scrumptious Free Bright Side BreakfastTM each morning in our airy lobby. Afterward, relax on the sundeck around the outdoor pool and enjoy the day. All rooms come with free high-speed Internet access, a coffee maker, data port phone, iron/board and more. We have plenty of bus parking, and were pet friendly. Located just east of Jordan Lane on University Drive. Constitution Village living museum is nearby.
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Reviewed Dec 17, 2013
Gary D | Canton, Missouri, Usa
The Hotels-Rates reservation system was good. LaQuinta personnel were very accomodating and helpful. The room was fairly clean, except the carpet was dirty and needed shampooing or replacement. Outside appearance of motel was clean and well groomed. Driveway and parking were good. Only one ice machine for the entire lower level with it poorly located across the courtyard on the opposite side of the units which required a long walk, moreso a difficulty for someone who walks with a cane.
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"Not the best, not the worst"
Reviewed Nov 27, 2013
DeeJayGude | Great Mills, Maryland
This LQ is smack in the middle of a ghetto, but I was only staying for one night while I was on a road trip so it didn't matter that much. The room was clean, for the most part - they need to replace the carpeting and get rid of the nail polish stains on the sink. Other than that it was fine. The best feature about this LQ is that the rooms are motel-like, with exterior doors. I like this because I travel with an overnight bag, a small Keurig, a laptop, and a dog. Makes it easier to get everything to the room when my car is parked right outside the door to my room. Ashley the desk clerk, couldn't have been any nicer or more efficient. If you're vacationing and going to be a few days, stay somewhere else. But if you're on the road and just need to crash for the night, this LQ is perfectly fine.
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Reviewed Nov 3, 2013
nohope587 | Stafford, Texas
It must be something about us and Huntsville. We are not hard to please, a clean room and a comfortable bed is all we need to be happy. I don't know if it had a reflection on the room we got but i booked this hotel using United air-miles. the reception staff were friendly that's about the only good thing I can say. the room was tatty old and dirty the bathroom stank of bleach but that did not cover the smell of mold very well. the walls and ceiling had black mold on them. The door had obviously been soaked at some point and was warped so it did not fit properly. The carpet was threadbare and filthy. The chair was stained as was the cover on the bed. I have never stayed in a la Quinta before that was this run down and filthy. I have to say I will not consider staying here again and it has jaded my view of the la Quinta Franchise.
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Reviewed Oct 26, 2013
RLamb4 | Shelbyville
My son & I were in town for the Car Audio World Championships at the Von Braun Center so we weren't in the room much but it seemed to be fairly peaceful surroundings when we were there. Just going to give the facts---room was a good size, bathroom seemed small, beds were VERY comfortable(including the pillows), having no in-room fridge was a little disappointing, staff was really friendly, didn't try the breakfast, wi-fi worked well, location was convenient to several restaurants & the Von Braun---that's pretty much it in a nutshell. My son said he would stay there again if the Championships were ever back in Huntsville. Hope this helps!
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Amanda M | Pago Pago, American Samoa
We booked a room for two nights and arrived in the early evening to unload before going out again. When we arrived, the front-desk staff was friendly. Yet, a vagrant was walking around outside looking very creepy. We stayed at the same place last year and I believe that is where another vagrant was eating out of the trash can. Anyway, when we were walking to our room facing the pool, across the way were three guys standing outside a room talking real loud and rapping. We left for several hours after unloading our stuff and returned and the same guys were STILL rapping and carrying on very loudly. We got settled in, and a couple of hours later, the rapping was STILL going on, rap "songs" whose lyrics were primarily composed of the "f-word" and the "n-word." Then, after crawling into bed, I noticed hair. I pulled back the sheets and the hair was on the back side of the mattress. We removed the sheets, and the hair was covering the comforter and all over the mattress pad, and the comforter had yellow stains all over it. Before we noticed the comforter and the mattress pad, we took the sheets to the front and I simply asked for replacements. Every trip back and forth meant me walking through the ghetto to theme "music." Yet, upon my return is when we noticed the comforter and mattress pad. I took it back to the front and the nice staff lady was shocked the maids missed it. She said it appeared to her to be dog and cat hair covering all of the bedding. I pointed out that we would have never booked a room if we had known pets had been in there, but she countered that all La Quintas are pet-friendly. I pointed out that La Quinta should disclose upon reservation that prospective guests may be staying in a room in which pets have been and that my wife is allergic to pet dander/hair. I had already mentioned the rapping on my first visit to get the sheets and was told then that she would "do her thing" at about 10pm when she went to lock the pool. (Lock the pool in mid-late October?!) Upon my return, the rapping had continued for another 15 minutes and I was told that the manager had said she was sorry for my experience I said I wanted to just get my money back. They reversed the charges, but unfortunately the authorization had already locked out those funds for using at another motel. As we were loading up, the rapping and raucous continued. It was midnight before we finally got settled into another motel after driving around Huntsville. For $20 more a night, we got a GREAT room, but NOT at a La Quinta. BTW, did I mention that when I was leaving I noticed tha the the motel inspection rating sheet posted in the lobby said "81"?! Go figure!
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Area Attractions & Landmarks
NASA Marshall Space Flight Center, 3 mi.
Von Braun Civic Center, 2 mi.
Alabama Space and Rocket Center, 3.5 mi.
Monte Sano Mountain, 10 mi.
Big Spring Park, 3 mi.
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Redstone Arsenal, 3 mi.
Alabama A&M University, 5 mi.
University of Alabama-Huntsville, 1 mi.
Oakwood College, 3.5 mi.
Chase Valley Industrial Park, 10 mi.
Research Triangle Park, 10 mi.
Nearby Sports & Recreation
Hampton Cove Golf Course, 15 mi.
Joe W. Davis Stadium (Huntsville Stars), 6 mi.
Robert Trent Jones Golf Course, 13 mi.
John Hunt Soccer Complex, 5 mi.
Nearby Restaurants
Olive Garden, 0 mi.
Dreamland Barbeque, .5 mi.
Waffle House, .5 mi.
Red Lobster, 1 mi.
Ryan's Steakhouse, 1.2 mi.
Pizza Hut, 2 mi.
Buffalo Wild Wings, 4 mi.
Longhorn Steakhouse, 5 mi.
Entertainment & Shopping
Panoply, 3 mi.
Big Spring Jam, 3 mi.
Madison Square Mall, 5 mi.
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[–]blindtranche 3 points4 points5 points 1 year ago
My last "Operator from back in the day" only got 55 upvotes. I kind of hurried it as my cake day caught me by surprise, but I either did a poor job or old timers are just not interesting.
Not exactly what you posted about, but close enough that I though I would point out that the "worthless Internet points" are what submitters use to gauge interest.
[–]staples11 2 points3 points4 points 1 year ago
I liked that one because I learned a bit about firearms history after looking up his wiki and whatnot.
[–]iHelix150 1 point2 points3 points 1 year ago
Same here. Just because it didn't get too many upvotes doesn't mean it wasn't appreciated.
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Is that Jim Gaffigan? That's Jim Gaffigan.
[–]eyeffensive 0 points1 point2 points 1 year ago
Who is this guy?
all it takes is a username and password
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is it really that easy? only one way to find out...
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