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The Schooner Eleanor sheds its shrink-wrap and the crocus muscle their way through the frozen ground. After a particularly snowy winter, we are very glad to see these harbingers. Soon, daffodils, tulips, and hyacinth will eclipse the crocus and water will be flowing in our water garden. Opening Day for the Red Sox has come and gone, which is another signal that spring is truly upon us. Our favorite sign, however, is the proliferation of ones that say "Open" hung cheerily in the windows of local restaurants and shops, many of which are awakening from their annual winter slumber. Hurricane, Mabel's Lobster Claw, Bandaloop, and On The Marsh have either opened or will open later this month, adding to the wonderful variety of places to grab a bite to eat in Kennebunkport and Kennebunk.
Spring is always a time of anticipation, renewal, and change. This spring is no different with a handful of area staples being reborn as new ventures. After sixteen years of serving delicious, northern Italian fare, Grissini Italian Bistro will soon reopen as Abbondante Italian Eatery under the steady hands of Local restaurateurs Merrilee Paul and David Ross, who also created 50 Local and Owen's Farmhouse. The venerable Cape Arundel Inn is reinventing its namesake restaurant as Ocean, helmed by Chef Pierre Gignac whose Ogunquit restaurant 98 Provence was an area favorite for 17 years. Another new restaurant set to open this summer is David's Kennebunkport which will be located in a brand new waterfront building that has risen on the spot that used to be the Landing Hotel and Restaurant. Acclaimed Portland chef, David Turin's latest venture will offer creative, contemporary cuisine in a prime spot overlooking the water.
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03-22-12 – Reno, NV>San Francisco, CA – CASTING CALL for the up coming short film "The Secret Holders"
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Short film
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Director: Glenda Savage
Seeking 1 Female Role – Melissa – Supporting Character
Interracial Couple
The character of Melissa is of European or Latin decent 27-36 years of age; feminine from an aristocratic family she has managed to stay grounded. Left home after college, she rebelled against her parent's conservative views.
The project is called "The Secret Holders", it involves a Lesbian couple married for five years. On the night of their 5th anniversary Melissa decides she needs to tell her wife a great family secret. Melissa reveals however if discovered it could threaten both their lives. This story follows Sydney (African American) the protagonist as we learn of the life changing effect this has on her and how she deals with the truth about Melissa's secret.
Time commitment: It would be approximately 8 hours of time, filming can be completed in either one day or two days. The two scenes will be filmed in Oakland at the same location. One scene is in the morning the other in the early evening.
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The Department of City Planning's Vision 2020: New York City Comprehensive Waterfront Plan has received national acclaim. The plan received a 2011 "Excellence on the Waterfront Award" from the Waterfront Center and the 2012 "Daniel Burnham Award", the American Planning Association's highest award bestowed upon a comprehensive plan.
On March 14th, 2011, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and City Council Speaker Christine C. Quinn announced the release of Vision 2020: New York City Comprehensive Waterfront Plan, a 10-year vision for the future of city's 520 miles of shoreline. This plan provides a sustainable framework for more water transport, increased public access to the waterfront and economic opportunities that will help make the water part of New Yorkers' everyday lives.
"New York City's waterfront has always played a major role in its history and is one of its greatest assets – we have more miles of waterfront Chicago, Seattle, San Francisco, and Portland combined – but for decades New Yorkers have been blocked from it and it's become less and less a part of their lives," said Mayor Bloomberg, "We're committed to making it a part of New Yorkers' lives again by completely revitalizing the waterfront and waterways." Read the full press release.
Vision 2020, led by the Department of City Planning, is the culmination of a year-long, participatory planning process involving multiple agencies and organizations and input from New Yorkers in every borough. Building on the City's success in opening up to the public miles of shoreline that had been inaccessible for decades, and supporting expansion of the maritime industry, Vision 2020 sets the stage for expanded use of our waterfront for parks, housing and economic development, and our waterways for transportation, recreation and natural habitats. The 10-year plan lays out a vision for the future with new citywide policies and site-specific recommendations. "Our water is the connective tissue between our boroughs and is, in effect, our Sixth Borough. We are now planning for our waterfront and waterways with the same intensity and passion that we have traditionally planned for our land," said City Planning Commissioner Amanda M. Burden. Vision 2020 is now available at the Department of City Planning Bookstore. Download Vision 2020 (Warning: large file at low-resolution. Download high-resolution pdfs by chapter here.)
Vision 2020 is accompanied by the New York City Waterfront Action Agenda, an outline of 130 key projects to be initiated within three years, which will catalyze waterfront investment, improve water quality, and expand public access.
"The waterfront represents an enormous opportunity for economic growth throughout the five boroughs," said EDC President Seth Pinsky. "By investing in and expanding the working waterfront, we will be creating immediate job opportunities for New Yorkers as well as a source of long-term economic growth for New York City. Developing our waterfront infrastructure, so that we can expand industries like container shipping, will allow us to stay competitive with other waterfront cities around the world."
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ON THE WAY OUT? A squatter starts moving his possessions out of the empty Taj building. Picture by Kevin Meredith.
By Alex Ariel
A judge has ordered squatters occupying a Kemp Town supermarket to leave within 24 hours or face prosecution.
Members of the group have been sleeping on the floor of the closed down Taj greengrocer store in St James's Street since February 12 in protest at plans to put a Sainsbury's store there.
Taj's parent company went into administration last year after running up debts of millions of pounds.
The St James's Street store was closed after administrator BDO was appointed.
Yesterday the campaigners, who call themselves SaboTaj, appeared at Brighton County Court where they were served with an Immediate Possession Order (IPO) by District Judge Elaine Thompson.
And this morning, it appeared they were abiding by the order when photographer Kevin Meredith snapped them moving their possessions out of the store.
Camilla Lamont, representing the administrator, said: "They definitely entered without consent and they remain there without consent."
Judge Thompson told the group: "You must vacate the property within 24 hours of the service of this notice otherwise you will be committing a criminal offence."
More than 30 members of SaboTaj gathered outside the court after the case to play music and sing.
They say that another chain supermarket on a street which already has a Tesco, Morrisons and Co-op will destroy St James' Street's quirky and independent identity but said they have no intention of breaking the law.
One, who only wanted to be known as Rachel, said: "It's a massive shame. We can do a lot more for the community.
"We don't need another Sainsbury's in Brighton.
"We had plans to open up a free school, a children's space and a library for the community. These things are a lot more positive than a Sainsbury's."
Oliver Bettany, from Egremont Place, said: "SaboTaj is David Cameron's Big Society in action. I am not a member but I have come to support them.
"No one wants another Sainsbury's. Big business is the enemy of the local community.
"It's about time the council put its money where its mouth is and did something. In five or ten years our communities will be unrecognisable. There won't be any community spaces left."
Sainsbury's plans to take over the four-storey building but discussions with Brighton and Hove City Council about conditions of the lease are still ongoing.


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ADAMS -- Thunderfest round two was bigger and better, organizers said on a chilly Saturday, and with a turnout of an estimated 1,500, it appears the event is becoming a signature attraction.
By noon, the Adams Visitors Center and its outside grounds had filled with visitors and residents, vendors and ski bums and beer and live music.
Before long the smell of chowder filled the air.
"We've got the form down -- we know how to throw a giant party," David Bissaillon, an organizer from the coordinating group Pro Adams, said.
The Rev Tour Band, Northshire Spring Band, a bonfire, and local beer makers and sellers, notably Wandering Star with its Thunderbolt-themed India Pale Ale, contributed to the festivities.
Bounti-Fare Restaurant owner David Nicholas did his part too, helping to run a popular-vote chowder contest for more than 400 participants.
"Last year we had judges, but everybody said they wanted to be part of it," Nicholas said. "So instead of asking [participating restaurants] to bring a quart, we had them bring three gallons. [The restaurants] really all came through for us."
Eleven total participated, submitting to the taste test everything from buffalo chicken to seafood to corn chowders. A line of people began gathering outside the center's door at 1 p.m. in anticipation of a 1:30 start, and the crowd didn't let up for another two hours.
Haflinger Haus took top honors while Cliff's BBQ out of Buckland won the plaque for most creative.
The day marked organizers' second "huge success" running for Thunderfest, Bissaillon said, and now all that remains is the yet-elusive "double-header."
The downtown party is, in theory, meant to follow an exhilarating morning Thunderbolt Ski Race. That's how the event was conceived and pitched last year, but lack of snow has prevented the marriage on both occasions.
"My goal is for the double-header to happen," Bissaillon said. "We will do whatever we can to be ready when these guys ski next year.
To this end, race organizer Blair Mahar suggested a more "streamlined" approach, where the Thunderbolt Ski Runners can make the call -- to race or not to race -- on shorter notice. The group decided to cancel this year's race Wednesday, after a practice run revealed a definite lack of snow.
"We might benefit by reducing the lead time," Mahar said.
And though the day lacked the fanfare of an organized race, the Thunderbolt Ski Runners would not go without. A crew of 40 ascended the mountain and skied the trail Saturday morning before Thunderfest.
"It was beautiful," Mahar said. "A great celebration even without our race."
Mahar said Jonathan Selkowitz, a professional photographer who has photographed the U.S. Alpine Ski Team, joined the runners on the trail Monday.
"His dad raced the Thunderbolt in the '50s, and he contacted us to say if we paid for his flight, he'd come photograph [the race.]"
With any luck, Mahar added, Selkowitz will be back next year to photograph the genuine article.
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Cyclists from Across the Globe Pedaled a Weeklong Journey to Benefit the TREE Fund
VIRGINIA BEACH, Va., Sept. 17, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- The STIHL Tour des Trees, America's largest fundraiser for tree research, recently concluded its 2013 ride and raised more than $585,000 to date. Participants in the international 585-mile ride around Lake Ontario stopped at communities throughout New York and Canada to showcase the importance of trees with tree plantings and educational programs. Since the ride's inception, the STIHL Tour des Trees has raised more than $6.5 million for the Tree Research and Education Endowment Fund (TREE Fund), which provides research grants to help improve the health of trees in urban forests around the world.
The weeklong ride kicked off from Niagara Falls and ended in Toronto, exploring urban centers and local favorites including Montezuma National Wildlife Refuge in New York, Lake Ontario Park in Kingston and several communities in Ontario's Prince Edward County. During the event, veteran Tour cyclist and park supervisor for Toronto Island Warren Hoselton, known to many as Professor Elwood Pricklethorn, engaged local children with fun, interactive educational programs that got hundreds of kids on their feet, learning about the benefits of planting and providing trees with proper care. Additional stops along the New York route included an emerald ash borer protection demonstration by Arborjet in Rochester, a first responder tree dedication in West Webster, and an American chestnut tree dedication in Syracuse. A total of 20 trees were planted as a legacy from the 2013 Tour.
The Tour's 97 cyclists this year come from diverse professional backgrounds ranging from accountants to arborists and have a shared passion for trees and the environment …and some came from as far away as Europe. "We were so impressed by the dedication and effort that these riders exhibited. The money that they raised will help ultimately lead to safer, more effective and more efficient tree care practices," said Janet Bornancin, the president and CEO of the TREE Fund. "The TREE Fund is indebted to our Tour riders for funding our research and education programs and helping to educate the public about the important role that science-based tree care plays in sustaining the urban forest."
The TREE Fund is dedicated to sustaining the world's urban trees by providing funding for scientific research, education programs and scholarships related to arboriculture and urban forestry. The TREE Fund, which has funded hundreds of research grants around the world, recently awarded a grant to an international team of scientists working with NASA engineers to discover the weakest areas in trees and how to more accurately predict breakage and failure from stress.
"The tree care industry is especially important to STIHL, and for the second year in a row we've had a Team STIHL ride in support of the TREE Fund, including a design engineer from Germany this year," said Anita Gambill, public relations specialist with STIHL Inc. and trustee on the TREE Fund board. "Every tree dedication and educational stop is an important piece of future growth and awareness of urban forestry and its surrounding industry. It's a great feeling to know we are helping communities across the country and world by helping fund research to improve the health of trees for future generations."
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"Perfect for one night stay close to airport"Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Feb 1, 2013
Nice hotel, free wifi in lobby, free wired internet in room. 2 Restaurants, Italian place was excellent. Best for a one night stay if your soon heading to the airport to depart. 24-hr shuttle bus to the airport leaving every half hour. Airport is literally 2-3 mins away. I also like the staff since a couple of them greeted/responded to me with some humorous sarcasm (somewhat lost art in Egypt)
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it was alright
"Great for a layover"Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Jan 29, 2013
Had a 12 hour layover and this hotel is literally 5 minutes from airport. It has a casino but it doesn't open until 9 pm, the room was very modern though the mini bar fridge was warm, so all the drinks were as well. The pool and landscape was nice and it was quiet in the room which is amazing dice Cairo is such a horn friendly city! They have a security gate at the entrance of the grounds and security at the door to the hotel so I felt very safe while I was there.
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"Will Nickel & Dime You"
The first room was about five minutes walk from the Elevator, when we got to the room people were still working on it. Send the bellman down to get us another room while we waited in the Hallways with no Air condition. After ten minutes the Bellman arrives with another key for the room not far from the one which was not ready. This time the room's balcony […] was facing the streets with heavy traffic and was very noisy. We were too tired to ask for another. Went to the bathroom to clean up and realized the sink was clogged and the Vanity mirror falls apart while trying to use it. Called room service for Coffee and noticed that the coffee tasted like chocolate. The next day we realized when we went for Breakfast that the Coffee they delivered was from a vending machine. Wanted to have dinner at the Italian Restaurant of the Hotel third night of our stay. We were assured that it will open at 6:30PM. Stood around the restaurant for about ten minutes at around 7:00PM and no one was there to seat us. Finally, we had to go outside the hotel to eat. We ended up spending most of our time at the Le Meridian next door for decent Coffee, lunch and dinner. If that wasn't bad enough for Mercure Hotels, they also slap you with 25LE a day for parking. So, though the room prices are decent online but they seem to nickel and dime you everywhere else and you end up paying more for the rooms then much better hotels close by. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
Hotel needs better, stricter management. Some rooms have lousy air conditioning. Typical of many Egypian hotels, several workers and employees keep "crashing" or invading breakfast and other buffets in broad daylight and in front of hotel guests. Every morning I had to look for a chef to fix me an omlette and for a waiter to bring water, etcGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"close to pyramids"
you can walk to the pyramids. breakfast is good. rooms are a good size. staff are frienly and helpful. a great place to stay if you are viiting the pyramidsGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Calm in the Midst of Crisis"
We were in Cairo during the Days of Anger, curfew, and suspension of services. We (8 yr. old grandson and myself) always felt safe. The staff was suberb. The food was fresh and diverse in choices. My only suggestion to them would be to keep pool open later if curfew is in effect. I would go back to the hotel in a microsecond. I was sorry that we had […] to leave. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Excellent hotel close to the Pyramids."
Staff very professional and ready to assist you. Breakfast with plenty of choices.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Beautiful Hotel, Amazing Location"
Nice rooms, 5 star service, great restaurants. I have two complaints, one they can't help, the other they can. 1. No access to metro. You have to take a taxi. The location right next to the pyramids makes up for it though. Incredible views. 2. No in-room wi-fi. The only internet they have is corded, which doesn't help if all you have is a phone or iPad. […] My two complaints are small. Very very nice hotel. I'd stay here again. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Nice oasis in the middle of madness."
Very nice, green and calm hotel. The garden is lovely. Check-in staff is very nice and room service helpful. Terrace bar is less nice, although there is view of the pyramids. Typically in Egypt, hotel is a bit run down comparing to the similar hotel in Europe.Genuine Expedia guest review
"close to pyramids"
i almost cancelled my booking after i read several bad reviews, but decided not to. I am so glad i didn't cancel. the hotel is nice, clean and the staff was very nice. security was good. the room was clean, was unsure if sheets were clean, but i brought my own, i am just a little neurotic.the sheets did look clean. There was always coffee and tea in […] my room. housekeeping did a great job. the pool looked very clean, didnt have a chance to use it, but the grounds were all very well maintained. Had a balcony, enjoyed the view, a little street noise, but you are in the city. the breakfast buffet was good, didnt care for the dinner buffet, but i am a picky eater. room service was very good. would stay here again. I was able to see the pyramids from the hotel. nice view Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Nice hotel but the furniture is kinda old"
I stayed for three nights with my wife and my 1 year daughter, the hotel is nice and quiet place but the furniture is kinda old and it's a little bit far from the city center and so on, as it's on the beginning of Alex desert road.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Nice for the price!"
We enjoyed our stay and the staff was extremely nice. It was my daughter birthday and the staff gave her a cake. The room service food was the best follow by pool food. The buffet ok and the Italian place not good. If from USA this hotel is not our true 5star, it would be more like a 3 but for the price it is a good deal and a nice and safe place to […] stay for the money. A play ground, pool, and pool tables for the kids. Nice for a family get away in which u can see the pyramids from the hotel. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"OK to stay"
This hotel is quite close to the Giza pyramids and a good base for seeing them. The rest of neighborhood is pretty much a nightmare or at least a bad dream. But only about average for Cairo. I visited the other Sofitel in town and it is wonderful and special. This one is just rough. Food is poor to bad. Staff is good to excellent. Room is ok. Internet […] is spotty. Guests are not my peer group. In Cairo your hotel must be an oasis. This is not - too much of Cairo on the inside of the hotel. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Well appointed"
Hotels throughout Egypt have been severely underbooked since the Revolution, so they're making up the difference by a combination of cutting back on renovations, lowering rates, and reducing or charging more for certain services. Here, the room wasn't properly cleaned when we got there, but they very apologetically cleaned it when I brought it to their […] attention. Despite being in need of some renovaiton, the room was cleaner and more well appointed than most hotels we stayed at in Egypt. The bed was very comfortable, and there were nice touches like complementary toiletries and fruit. The gardens are still well maintained and afford a good view of the pyramids. The wireless is okay but only works in the lobby. Breakfast was good, with lots of variety. For the price we paid, it wasn't bad -- and we could walk to the pyramids from there. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"No wonder the price !"
!- I did not get my request for a room with garden view. 2- The room is old and not clean. 3- Staff are not frindly at all specially at breakfast. 4- They did big mistake when they calculate my room charge.Genuine Expedia guest review
close to pyramids with good view of them from the terrace good food and service great location for first night after a long journey with easy access to sightsGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Hit and miss aspects"
Solid hotel, nice location, but some aspects of the hotel were ridiculous. For example, they charge 250EGP for a taxi to the airport, if you walk outside the door the taxis are 100EGP and just as nice. I certainly don't appreciate being nickeled and dimed at a nice hotel.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"not a bad hotel..."
Hotel was clean and comfortable. Also located in a nice area near the pyramids. Area offers a selection of resorts with alternative restaurants. Conceirge is not the best. They forgot to pick us up at the airport and also gave us the wrong taxi service when going to the museum. But all in all, not a bad place to stay for the location and rate.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Giza Pyramids hotel with a view!"
Great view of the pyramids!!!! Very clean room with beautiful furnishings. Gentlemen at the service desk were very helpful.Genuine Expedia guest review
"the truth"
My wife and i visited Cairo for a long weekend and wanted to stay in a 5 star hotel. I have to say we were both disapointed when we arrived to find the hotel in dire need of a refit, the food was nothing to write home about either. The hotel is advertised as a 5 star and to be honest i have stayed in many 3 stars that are better.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Close to Pyramids"
I enjoyed my stay but would have prefered a newer room - seemed to need new carpet and refridgerator didn't keep things cool. I didn't feel as pampered as I would have liked. The bed was very comfortable. I did enjoy the food and drinks and the lobby areas were very nice. The towels weren't thick and there wasn't a bathtub which I enjoy when traveling. […] I did like that it was close to the pyramids and that it was a Mercure but I thought it was going to be fanicier in my room. It is about a 3 star hotel which is fine just not what I had been expecting. I would recommend this hotel but would be honest about the details to those I speak to so they know what to expect. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
Was a bit dated, and in our room the toilet basically wasn't capable of flushing anything, and the air conditioning couldn't keep the room cool during a winter afternoon. Also thought the taxis were a bit expensive, and was disappointed in staff kmowledge if bus schedules in Egypt. Staff was friendly and things were clean, but when I think of "5 stars" […] this isn't what I pictured. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Hotel Mercure le Sphinx, Giza -- very nice!"
My wife and I recently stayed at the hotel during our first trip to Egypt and were very impressed. The rooms were comfortable and clean, the service was excellent, the food was good, and location very nice (located near the pyramids, a great view of which can be seen from the hotel pool deck). Overall, I have no complaints at all and would highly recommend […] the hotel to fellow travelers! The only thing that annoyed me was the heavy-set gentleman from the jewelry store in the lobby who was very annoying and followed us through the hallways and to our room insisting that we return to his store immediately. I had purchased items there the night before, and fully intended to return the following day to buy several more items and souveneirs. My wife was ill that day though, so I told him we'd stop in the store the following day instead. Obviously that was not good enough for him, as he insisted we come IMMEDIATELY that minute, at which time I was so annoyed that I made the decision not to buy anything from his store ever again. I would gladly have bought several items the next day, but not after his behavior that night, so maybe he should learn that it's not good business to aggravate people so much, so his loss, I guess. But his behavior should not be a reflection on the hotel at all, since he was not a hotel employee. The hotel employees were all extremely polite and friendly. The service was excellent, and the hotel itself was beautiful, in a great location. If/when we return to Egypt in the future we will definitely stay again at the Hotel Mercure le Sphinx. I was very happy with it and I thank the staff for what was a wonderful vacation. Thank you! Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Pleasant and close to Giza"
Very nice and pleasant hotel. Very clean and comfortable.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Dont make the same mistake I made."
I would think twice about booking this 5 STAR HOTEL. It operates more like a 3 STAR. Breakfast Buffet - Very boring, crepes and awful, Cook for the omelets is late daily. Juice doesnt taste fresh. No fresh fruits except the soaked, chopped up ones in the bowl. Rooms - very dark, lighting is bad. We got a garden view...we had views to weeds to say […] the least - THATS NOT WHAT A GARDEN VIEW IS...Rooms were dirty. Carpet is very dirty. Concierge - They will take you places but you better believe THEY DEMAND A TIP..and if you dont tip well..u better believe they will let you know. LOBBY - full of smoke. There are smokers all over the place because its ok to smoke inside in cairo. So if you not a smoker...BEWARE! Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Good view of the Pyramids"
overall satisfactionGenuine Expedia guest review
"Room smell bad like a mold, food good, location good"
Giza definitely is not a clean city, can not find restaurants out of hotel. To visitar pramides is like to back 5000 years ago. From the hotel swiming pool you can drink a cold beer looking at the piramides. Unique sensation. Reommend to take a limousine airport, taxi out is old, bad condition and drivers don't speak english, only arabic.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Hotel Mercure Gisa"
Is a five star hotel even by USA standards. Located close to pyramids. My room was facing main street, traffic a bit noisy but not sure any hotel in Giza is free from noise. I would stay at this hotel again.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Great pool, good breakfast, good internet,walking distance of pyramids if you dare to cross the road"
We had 2 adjoined rooms (door between the rooms could open), which was nice for the kids. Beds were great. Internet works great, although only free in the (very large) reception area. Cool that you can see the pyramids from the backyard. You can walk there, but it requires crossing a busy road that egyptians cross with their eyes closed, but for others […] it requires a leap of faith. Pool is good, has a 3m deep part, beds, towels, umbrella's. Breakfast is good, both warm and cold selections. Reception staff very friendly and helpfull, except bellman tried to sell us "guided tour" when we arrived at 3am at night which was a bit out of place. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Fair value for the price"
Hotel was not a bad value for the money and location. Would not mind going back.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Very nice for the price"
The hotel was overall great we payed only a three star rate and breakfast was included which worked out so well. My only caution is that as some people may know that a five star rating in places like this are really equivalent to a three star standard in the US, and this was the case at Le murcure. The hotel was dated but very very pleasant. The grounds […] were very very well kept and the breakfast was great. There isn't much to do imediatley adjacent to the hotel other than the pyramids, which is a great view, and easy to get to. Howeve, if you are staying more than a few days you may want to look into staying a few days here and a few closer to one of the downtown areas. I recomend this hotel if you dont mind a few brass fixtures and if the price is right for your budget then go for it!!! Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"incredible hotel"
first of all I'll knock out the 'cons' first: -hotel is a bit older but still holds it's own against other 'resorts' -miss a important wake-up call i requested almost miss a flight(their excuse was my phone was off the hook; what, you couldn't send someone up??). Pros: great loactaion, you can see the pyramids from the hotel lawn, swimming pool, rooftop […] dining -great tour guides provided, will take you around town or to the pyramids for about $30 USD ea outing -ammenities are out of this world: pool, sauna, balcony attached to room,rec room, weight room (you can view the underground pool from the wt room:) -great food -FREE wifi in the lobby and surrounding area (but not poolside) Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Wouldn't Hesitate."
My family and I thoroughly enjoyed our stay at this hotel. The staff were accommodating, informative and very cooperative. The room was clean and a nice size. The outside patio was great to sit and look at the Pyramids. While driving through the surrounding areas we were quite concerned about what the hotel would be like. Boy were we pleasantly surprised. […] The hotel was like an oasis. We loved it. The only thing wrong we found about the hotel was that the main/buffet restaurant was only open for dinner when a tour was staying at the hotel. Otherwise, great experience. The hotel had a desk where you could book tours and/or hire a driver for the day, or your entire stay. We utilized those services and never regretted it. Don't hesitate to stay at the Mercure Cairo Le Sphinx. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Very suitable, for my need!"
I 'm from Cairo but I spent a day between two flights and decided to choose this hotel for nothing but having a good night sleep, use the pool, spa and food! I just loved the rooms, it topped off some Hiltons and Iberotels to me. Very clean, comfortable and a good, simple interior design as well; they show they care. I did not like the breakfast buffet […] though. It is totally recommended if you aren't bugged by the fact that it does not overview the Nile. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"Mercure Sphinx Cairo"
Great location if you want to be close to the Pyramids, but not close to shopping or the Nile - 20-30 min from other attractions - but since metered taxis are cheap, not an issue. Hotel buffet decent but not changed even slightly over 3 days. Room good for 2 but with kids, not spacious enough. Great value for money No wifi in room but free in lobby […] and restaurant - expensive if you want it in the room (per day cost almost 40% of room cost!). Taxis easy to find outside main door - and a few value for money restaurants within walking distance. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Nice location, close to pyramids of Giza"
GreatGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"A hugely over-rated hotel"
An over-rated hotel. This 3 star hotel looks nothing like the photographs on hotels.com. Beggars belief!!Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"Great hotel for couples/family"
Great experience over all, staff were very friendly and the view from the hotel was beautiful. Only downside is no wifi in room, and room service took a little too long.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Great Stay, I would recommend it to anyone."
Lost my wallet while I was there and the staff were really good for trying to help me out by letting me use their computer and phone. I had a great stay there and would recommend it to anyone.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Excellent for couples"
Best view of the pyramids, many options in food and the breakfast buffet is the best. Also the service in general is good.Genuine Expedia guest review
"Very close to the Pyramids of Giza."
very good hotel except that internt in room was expensive, although free Wi Fi in Lobby.Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"view of the pyramids"
A good hotel within a walking distance of Giza pyramids, and convenient location if you are traveling south from Cairo. We stayed for two nights, and overall were pleased with our stay. I would say it was more functional than memorable though. Decent choice of food for breakfast. Good value room service. The hotel is right next to an extremely busy […] road and crossroads, but once we closed the balcony/terrace door it didn't bother us Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"comfortble' convivnt'.."
The hotel is by far the best in its price range. Convivence as u can get taxi .food. n other suff u might need during ur stay all in and around the hotel. Eat only the fresh mad omlets as the rest of the food is stale at breakfast. We stayed for 5 daysGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"great hotel fore family and couples"
the hotel is great and very frendley the food is greatGenuine Expedia guest review
"Exactly what we needed."
We chose to stay in Giza to avoid the protests in Cairo, but it turned out to be much better than we imagined. All of the ancient monuments are near Giza; it's only a five minute drive to the Great Pyramids. The out door areas were about 20 feet below ground level which blocked out the street view and muffled the noise. . I found the bed a bit lumpy […] and the shower door leaked terribly - in fact the construction of the room was not high-quality and some of the seams just didn't match up. It was very clean though, with great housekeepers. Laundry prices were extremely reasonable. The dinner buffet was over priced for what was available but the free breakfast was adequate. Lots of public space/couches indoors with free wifi in the lobby. Staff were friendly and helpful. The highlight for us was Cobra Taxi who have a station in the lobby. We went out with a driver almost every day and it was the best thing we could have done. The prices were super low. We went out with 3 drivers and they all showed us something different; local cafes, restaurants, great stores;the real Giza. We were escorted through Khan el Khalili market and Tahrir Square (protest day) and felt very comfortable and safe. We can't thank them enough for making our trip wonderful. Hotel was good, service was great, would stay again. Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
"Pleasant and Affordable in Giza"
The Mercure Cairo Le Sphinx is situated in Giza, which is easily accessible from Cairo and its airport. The views of the pyramids from some of the rooms and the rooftop are amazing. I agree with some other reviews that certain areas are in need of attention - carpet in rooms, paint, rooftop stairs that are actually quite dangerous due to torn and loose […] outdoor carpet and a toaster that warms bread , but does not actually cook it. Apart from these rather minor issues, the hotel is very spacious, with lovely grounds and a beautiful pool area. The staff are courteous and helpful. We booked reliable airport transfers to and from the airport. Overall, the Mercure Cairo Le Sphinx is a most convenient, pleasant and affordable choice in a part of the world that holds so many of the great ancient treasures. Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
"handy location"
had half board food very good .I have nothing bad to sayGenuine Expedia guest review
"Hotel rating"
I do believeThis hotel should not be rated as 5 stars.Genuine Expedia guest review
"One of real 5 star hotels"
(*****) Excellent location (*****) Clean and nice room (*****) Friendly staff (*****) Amazing food (*****) Professional Hotel and management (*****) knows their stuff on Egypt (*****) Affordable price (*****)Genuine Hotels.com guest review
"good stopover, great for Cairo, but bit worn"
Arrived here for 2 night stopover in Cairo. For a 5* was a little disappointed although it was still good and in context a good place to stay. Good food, good pool for a city, great staff and quiet with the garden food. But a little worn down in place-bathroom door didn't open and main door didn't fill the gap in the frame! But good staff to sort- just […] needs a bit of toying up, free wifi v helpful and taxis arranged v well. Good location for pyramids and great advice. Decent breakfast even at 4am! Read moreGenuine Expedia guest review
Lovely staff. Always clean. Food ok. Just needs updatingGenuine Expedia guest review
"Worse Hotel Service Ever"
If i want to Talk about this hotel i have nothing good to say I will list what i experienced. When we first checked in we got a room at the End of the hotel where although i have requested a near room to the lobby because i was with my mother and she cant walk much, Fairly to accept that the hotel is fully booked but the room smelled very bad ! We have […] requested a change from next day they didn't answer our call until i have contacted the hotel manager for 3 times. Room service was very slow a single small request such as bed sheet takes forever ( hours of waiting ). we had a bag that needs to be transferred to our room it took 2 days to arrive to the room. restaurant food was very bad also room service food was cold and not eatable. i have raised the issues to the manager he smiled and did what requested but until what the end of our stay i'm sorry but its my last time going to this Motel not even a hotel . Read moreGenuine Hotels.com guest review
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A Doormat that will keep your home healthy and clean
How stay-at-home mom, Debbie Greenspan, developed the first eco-friendly antimicrobial doormat
May 14, 2012
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