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Exquisite appetizers; very finely done middle eastern cuisine; great desserts; standout drink menu;ambiance plus
The restaurant was very good and I would highly recommend it. It is not traditional Moroccan where you sit on the floor, eat five courses with your hands and have belly dancers. It is much more "high end"/French where you get maybe a third of the traditional food for significantly higher cost but that's what you buy into when you go to Aziza. You sit at a table. The waiter was very knowledgable and said he was also the sommelier, although we didn't discuss wine with him. I had the lamb shank which was excellent as well as being a large portion.
Brought my family to Aziza for a birthday celebration and we ordered the 14+ course tasting menu. Wonderful variety and inventive flavors. Not everything was recognizably moroccan but it was superb just the same. We ate for 4 hours before leaving. It was definitely a destination dinner.
The restaurant is a fair distance from downtown, but is worth the trip to get away from the tourist areas of the city.
Consistency is a mark of a great restaurant. This one is a wonderful mixture of flavors, visual delight and service that will have you coming back to try everything on the menu. This time we came of a birthday dinner and it was splendid in every way.
This restaurant exceeded all of my expectations. The food was absolutely incredible and the service was impeccable. The staff were incredibly knowledgeable. Every second of effort that was put into each dish was notably tasted and appreciated. I would recommend this restaurant to anyone and everyone.
Food was innovative and flavors were creative and worked well with one another.
Great food, great drinks, great service. It has been years since I ate at Aziza and I was very happy that the place still serves incredible tasting food and innovative, delicious drinks.
The place is beautiful. The staff were very friendly, attentive and knowledgable. We noticed the building was a bit on the warm side, but not uncomfortable. We ordered a bottle of wine, which was excellent. I had a tomato, melon and cheese salad, which was delicious - fresh and colorful! My husband ordered lentil soup, which he said was one of the best he'd ever had. My entree was the duck confit, which was on the sweet side (stuffed in filo pastry with raisins and nuts). My husband had the lamb shank - awesome! For dessert, we had some sort of chocolate truffle cake with ice cream, which was perfection. We asked for a taxi and they let us stay seated while we waited. Perfect!
I have been to Aziza many times over the years, and it seems to just get better and better. Not only is the food excellent and interesting, but the presentation is always beautiful. The tasting menu is especially terrific.
This was our second time to Aziza. It was a wonderful experience and a nicely-paced dinner.
Overall my wife & I thought this was very fine Californian fusion cuisine with a strong and delightful Moroccan vibe. (But not "Moroccan" cuisine with "Californian" accents.) Two minor quasi-complaints: (1) The flatbread-with-spreads appetizer came with an obviously inadequate supply of seasoned flatbread triangles; a supplemental order took forever to arrive. Why not serve a decent amount of bread to begin with? (Serving a smaller amount of the spreads would not be the way to go.) But both the flatbread and the spreads were yummy. (2) A fish dish ordered medium-rare came well-done. But it was delicious anyway.
Dinner at Aziza was great! The menu is a playful take on traditional Moroccan that you really won't find anywhere else.
Food was great, a little expensive but very tasty..
This was my favorite dinner during our latest SF visit. The flavors are a real melange of the southern Mediterranean, north Africa and California. Each dish was artfully composed, with attention to texture, tone and beauty. Don't skip a Maderia with dessert! Really worth visiting again.
I've had Moroccan food in Toronto, Portugal, and in Morocco. This place definitely stood out from all those locations because of the interesting use of ingredients. For example, we ordered the Lentil soup and it had Medjool dates. Just adding the dates alone made the soup one of the best i've tasted. The hummus and pita pieces sounds simple enough, but not when the restaurant is seasoning and baking the pieces of pita bread....and each of the flavors of hummus were so original from anything else that we've tasted before. We ordered the couscous for our entree since we wanted starters, and even with a dish serving just couscous and veggies there was so much flavor packed in the dish. Definitely go if you want your palette to indulge!!
Do start w the medal tamarind cocktail. The lamb shank and beestiya( sp) We're the best. Portions are small, prices quite high. But I'm glad I went, having cooked from Mourad' s cookbook.
Delicious Flavors but LARGE Ego. Aziza has beautiful and delicious food and they're not afraid to tell you about it. Our party was constantly being told by our waiter how wonderful Aziza was, over and over again.
and good service. Would recommend to anyone with an interest in food. The waiter composed meny of the best of the house witch was very good.
The food and the wait staff were superb; the hostess was not. I know that parking in Aziza's neighborhood is very difficult, but saw on their web site that they offered valet parking. Yowza! Made a reservation for a Monday night and schlepped to the Richmond, confident that parking would be a breeze. Guess what? Although their web site makes no mention of the fact, they only offer valet Tuesday through Sunday -- not Monday, which -- of course -- was the day of my reservation. When I mentioned this to the hostess, she was snippy and unhelpful and brushed it off with "It's San Francisco." A restaurant of this caliber deserves better staff.
Spacious , semi elegant, comfortable, ambiance light, nice food presantation, and great food...my lamb dish was Perfect!!!!!!!!
After a nice booth we were served excellent handcrafted muddled cocktails. All agreed their drink was special. Then ,with warm olive + almond appetizer we got theDON'T MISS yam, creme fraiche and tomato jam spreads with flatbread. Salad with teeny tomatoes + aged goat gouda and a slow-cooked,charbroiled calamari. Next up was a heavenly duck confit basteya TO DIE FOR. We than shared a fall off the bone beef short rib and delicious Cornish hen. It was accompanied with an excellent but pricey Gruner Veltliner ($77) that was just perfect for our choices. Dessert of chocolate mousse and a fruit pie like dessert with chocolate sorbet. Meal including tip was $200 per couple and is definitely worth the special occasion. Superb dining experience!
Romantic, Incredible food, and the Huckleberry Pisco Cocktail is my new favorite drink.
It's absolutely as good as people say it is. In fact, it might be better. We ordered a variety of appetizers and entrees, and everything was at least very good, and most of it was amazing. It's one of the best meals you will have- go get some.
I had a great meal for my birthday with my boyfriend at Aziza. The room we dined in had banquets with lots of cushions and beautiful wood tables, felt very Moroccan. Our server was knowledgable and helpful. We shared a tomato salad which was delicious. My boyfriend is a vegetarian and had a couscous dish for his entree. The flavor combinations were very smart and there were so many textures playing off of each other. I ordered the lamb shank which came with saffron barley, arugula, and pomegranate. The barley had a risotto-like creaminess and was very well seasoned. The lamb was perfectly cooked and very flavorful. The pomegranate was great for a little pop of tartness here and again.
Service and food are great but just far too noisy to enjoy.
Great food, even better service. My GF and I went on a date night here on a Thursday. Our server Reed was very knowledgeable so I gave him the reigns to corse us out how he saw fit and he didn't disappoint. Thank you Aziza! You need more folks like Reed working there. We'll be back
We were visiting San Francisco and this was recommended by a friend. The food was excellent and the atmosphere warm and inviting. We tried several small plates and enjoyed each of them. We'd come back often if we lived in the area.
The food at Aziza was simply divine! The flavors were so complex, adventurous and subtle. Every single dish was fantastic! The presentations were just gorgeous, with incredible attention to detail. If you want to treat yourself to a truly spectacular meal, go to Aziza.
Just when I thought I'd tasted the most exquisite dish I'd ever tasted, they came out with another mind blower. Soon we were bursting out laughing due to our sheer culinary we-thought-it-couldn't-get-any-better-but-it-just-did dismay. Aziza was so worth traveling 1400 miles to go to. BTW - Modern Moroccan is so beautifully written - if you don't have it, get it.
this was a great dining experience. The wait staff was helpful with the menu. The food was better than expected.
Dinner at Aziza was outstanding, all the way from the inspired custom cocktails (Meyer lemon, cognac and prosecco) to great appetizers (olives and almonds, boneless chicken wings) through dinner (short ribs, amazing comfort food) all done with Moroccan flair. Will definitely be back! Service was attentive and noise level was low.
This is our second time my wife and I dined at Aziza...the food and service was excellent...Mark served us and he was very knowledgeable and attentive!
We are SERIOUS foodies. This place was highly recommended from several of our friends. They took us through the "bar" room to a back room - cozy with cushions, pillows, and dark blue walls. VERY ROMANTIC. Then the food came out. AMAZING. We were not too terribly hungry, so we started rather small. THE LENTIL SOUP IS OUT OF THIS WORLD. We also had a bottle of red, the chicken wings, and the couscous. All of which I would order again and again. Finished it off with a black currant curd with granola. A light dessert is ideal. I loved this place so much, I even bought the cookbook!!
Service, drinks, wine list, and food are all deserving of its Michelin star.
As an excellent Sicilian home cook, I am often disappointed in restaurant meals. I could make something fresher, tastier, and more interesting at home. But Aziza stands out as one of the best restaurants in San Francisco. Complicated flavors dance together on each dish, one more artful than the last. The basteeya and the lentil soup are not to be missed. Other menu items change with the seasons.
Fabulous food that melts in your mouth. Amazing cocktails . Intimate atmosphere. Attentive staff. Great value. Not expensive for the quality. We bring all our foodie friends to Aziza now.
The meal began with excellent cocktails made from local fresh ingredients; fruits, herbs, and spices. We added the spreads and breads which are house made and delicious. For appetizers we chose the mackerel and the duck confit basteeya, the flavors were distinct and amazing! For the main course we shared the couscous, neiman ranch lamb shank, Paine farm squab, and the special fish entree that evening. All the dishes were perfectly seasoned to create a special Moroccan experience! I would definitely recommend this restaurant to friends visiting he Bay Area looking for a Moroccan experience and especially vegetarian friends who often lack true gourmet options when dining out!
A bit out of the way in the west part of town on Geary, the food was well worth the cab fare (and the bus goes by it too!), and reasonably priced to make up for the trip. Started with their special drink, a fantastic, creative concoction with mezcal, tamarind and toasted cumin. My wife tried the Hungarian bubbly, which was dry and excellent. The appetizers are unique; the one we tried was great but I would like to go back and try the others. We each had different lamb dishes figuring that would be a strength of Moroccan cuisine and weren't disappointed. The lamb shank over sunchokes and risotto fell off the bone perfectly cooked. The Spanish Ribera del Duero wine was a great complement at a decent price. Very well done.
As all have told me to try the duck confit basteeya, I went with the crowd and was not disappointed. It was great. The drinks were fabulous as well. For dinner, I ordered the black cod and it wasn't cooked to my liking. It was a little tough and hard to chew. My friend ordered the short rib, which was excellent. The ambiance was nice and the service was great as well. Plus parking around this area is easy!
The flavors would very good, the dish portions were small for the price. My wife and I brought our three kids ages 8, 10, and 12. We had the spread and duck appetizers, and for entrees we had the black cod, the couscous, the short ribs and the lamb shank. The spread with the flat bread and the duck were definitely winners as far as appetizers go. For the Entrees the black cod and short ribs came out ahead. My youngest thought the lamb needed a bit more seasoning. Overall good food good service but a bit pricey.
The flatbread spreads dish was so good! And the lamb shank was fork tender. I would definitely come back.
We were debating about going to Aziza for 2 weeks- because of some conflicting reviews on Opentable and Yelp. However, it was the best decision we made this week! Truthfully we went because of the wine list and we wanted a notable/memorable wine list to spice up dinner that night and we got it! It was busy for a Thursday night but the staff zealously kept up with service. The kitchen also kept up with the big tables and everything they sent out was nothing short of perfect. We had the tomato salad, that was quickly overshadowed by the Duck Confit Basteeya. It is definitely on our comfort food list now. The couscous was really tasty and went great with the lamb loin and belly. We are definitely coming back soon, and looking forward to it!
We were visiting SF from out of town and were looking for a special dining experience for our trip. I did not find out much about Aziza but what I did find was favorable. The experience was perfect! Cocktails were unique and well presented, appetizers were fresh tasting and flavorful, entrees were all spectacular. Above all, our waiter, Mark, was a consummate professional. From the four of us, who dine out regularly, this was indeed a very special experience. Definitely would recommend to others.
An exec chef friend of mine from my hometown mentioned this chef's amazing abilities so, I decided to give it a try while visiting SF- now, I almost wished I live here to come back often. Great food. Great drinks. Great people.
After our harrowing Toad's Wild Ride cab trip out from downtown, we were glad Aziza has a full bar! Aziza's food, from appetizers to desserts was unique and amazing. It's not old style Moroccan food - the portions and flavors are quite nouveau, with more emphasis on plating things 'just so' than on filling the plate. Service can be slow, but the food is delicious, and a tremendous expression of the restaurant's philosophy. If you don't get one of the booths, seating is a bit pedestrian, and the place can be noisy. The bartender is more 'mixologist' than bartender, but he was fun to watch. It was for us a perfect special night in the City. And the trip back downtown was much calmer, with a different cabby, a nice young man from Nepal.
The food here is fantastic. It is unique, imaginative and with a great presentation. The creative chefs keep improving this marvelous gem. We ate at Gary Danko's the night before and the food here topped his at half the price. Reid, our server, was superb and knowledgeable. The place is nice-casual, but the food is elegant. The flavor mixtures created in these beautiful dishes complement each other perfectly and will peak all of your taste buds!
In terms of location and ambience, both my friend and we're extremely pleased. The restaurant had a 'hole in the wall' feel to end, but on a high-end scale. For our appetizer, we had. The sardines, which were delicious! And I especially enjoyed my chocolate mousse and sorbet dessert. My entree was a bit of a let down - I ordered the lamb shank,which was very tough and over cooked. I did try my friend's lamb loin and found that to Be very good. Service and staff was excellent! I would definitely recommend this place to my friends and would definitely come back again.
I really enjoyed my dinner at Aziza. We started with the delicious 3 spread appetizer with flatbread. We both enjoyed our entrees, although the portions were quite conservative. The waitstaff was great: friendly and informative. This place is great for a special occasion or date. The lighting is low and romantic.
Enjoyed celebrating an anniversary with the BF here. Food was outstanding. Superb, even. Service smooth, warm, attentive (but not overbearing). We were not rushed at all, wish we appreciated. Casual setting, but top-notch experience.


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Come Be a Nobody for Christ
Tell the students to give up their small ambitions and come eastward to preach the gospel of Christ. — Francis Xavier
Many people leave college with the goal to "be somebody." And this usually means getting a good job, making good money, buying a nice house, driving a nice car, attaining some important position, and helping your kids to do the same.
For the Christian, "being somebody" usually means all of that and faithfully going to church on Sundays and Bible study during the week.
But I believe that Jesus is calling for people to be a nobody for him — people who would forsake the "American dream" to be a part of bringing gospel hope to the nations. People who don't mind if they a…


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Bistro 1111 at Hyatt Santa Barbara
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We came for a late valentines day and the food was excellent, I had the surf and turf (filet mignon and lobster tale) the best in town, my husband had the NY steak it was perfect, I order the natural beef for my 2 year old son and he loved it, for dessert we had the blueberry bread pudding and the vanilla ice cream both exepcional....James our waiter the best :).....we totally recommend this place ;)
James, was our server and he is AWESOME!!! He has served my wife on numerous occassions when she travels to SB on business. This was my first experience having him as our server and he was very enjoyable and knowlegeable about the menu. On a side note.... we observed a group who sat at a nearby table and they were ordering drinks and appetisers. When they found out they were not in the "bar" per se to participate in happy hour, their server graciously and kindly moved them to another table. Hoever, when the wait staff went to clean their original table, they did not clear the utensils and napkins. They merely rearranged the silverware and refolded the napkins and put everything back in place!!! GROSS!!!
We had a group of 10 for Easter brunch and I must say, we were pleasantly surprised. There was a very wide variety of food, with a carving station, omelet station, plus pancakes, waffles, sushi, seafood, etc. Apparently the bacon was some of the best our group had ever eaten (being a vegetarian, I didn't partake). Service was great, they were very attentive. The cost per person was $48 and included bottomless mimosas, bloody marys, and/or belinis, which made it very reasonable compared to other similar brunch offerings around SB. Only draw back for me personally was that there weren't many vegan/vegetarian options - would have loved a tofu scramble! Overall we were very happy with our experience and would go back.
For a hotel restaurant, the staff are well trained and really try. Good knowledge of the chef's specials and quite helpfull. The view of the beach from the dining room windows gives you the feeling of really being in a resort. The food was really exceptional with fair pricing.
We were very pleasantly surprised by our Mothers' Day Brunch at the Bistro. The breadth of selections was incredible; carving station with prime rib and ham, fresh waffles, omelettes made to order, crab, prawns, sushi, eggs, bacon, eggs benedict, salads, and a wide selection of pasteries and desserts. They had a craft station for kids which was staffed by a couple of hotel employees, and a gentleman walking around making balloon animals and flowers for the tables. We never felt rushed, the mimosas kept coming, and we had an amazing experience for half the cost of the El Encanto. We will definitely return for another brunch and would not hesitate to recommend it to friends.
Went here for breakfast while in Santa Barbara. I have to say, it was one of the best breakfast buffets I've ever had. A bit pricey at $22, but you get what you pay for. They also have a full menu if you don't wanna go the buffet route.
All the entrees were fresh and wonderful and very large portions for lunch!
I am surprised there were not more diners on our two recent visits. The food was well presented and very good, and service was satisfactory. Each of our group of four was pleased with his/her dinner. The ambiance is casual as befitting a hotel restaurant near the beach. The service was perhaps a little to casual, but, as mentioned, satisfactory. Perhaps, there were not more diners because Santa Barbara has so many fine places to dine, but Bistro 1111 should not be overlooked, particularly if you are returning from a day of wine tasting. We were happy not to drive anywhere else.
When coming into town for the day to catch a concert at the Santa Barbara Bowl, we decided to fill up first rather than eat the typically 'fast food' fare at the concert. I did a quick search on my Open Table App and Bistro 1111 at the Hyatt immediately caught my eye. We didn't really need the reservation as it turned out (ghost town for about 10 minutes), but I made one anyway. Food was yummy and fresh and the view was lovely - oceanfront and a warm sunny day meant plenty of people watching. Notable items at our table were the Bowl of Berries, Caprese Salad and Burger with Sweet Potato Fries. p.s. concert was great too but someone should warn folks about the lack of shade at the Bowl for daytime concerts!
The food, ambiance and service were all excellent. The filet and lobster were very good!
A lovely place to relax and enjoy the Santa Barbara beach. Very quiet, great service and the food was excellent. The surf in surf and turf could not measure up to a Maine lobster, but that's no reason to ignore this lovely spot. The crab cakes are amazing!


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Good morning everyone consumers will be heading to the Internet today for more holiday deals on this Cyber Monday an Amazon.com.
Is one company that is definitely benefited from the online event -- businesses and -- is -- Amazon's fulfillment center in Phoenix Arizona with an inside look.
At the company's operations on what is surely a busy day Adam what he's seen so far.
-- remember -- scene at the end of Raiders of the Lost Ark where they put the -- you know created a huge warehouse feel like I'm in that warehouse yeah.
Two million square feet take a look.
This is a fulfillment -- one of forty Amazon has in the United States eighty worldwide this is their largest this is where human beings take every individual item they're called Baker's.
Put him into different kinds of -- and -- check this out it becomes an automated process after if you follow me frank it becomes an automated process after the -- have put it into the -- It goes through it's shorting and and acting thing.
And that it's down sat down this conveyor belt to the trucks.
Where they're shipped out.
Let's talk about some of the numbers for Cyber Monday it's gonna be a two billion dollar Cyber Monday sales according to The National Retail Federation -- -- over here frank follow me.
Two billion this Monday 96 billion dollars.
For cyber sales online this holiday season in a retail season that's expected to be 586.
Billion dollars -- -- you get us a sense of just how voluminous.
This facility as the comeback this way frank.
Those are just some of the dollar figures for Amazon.
This is a company that expects to have anywhere from twenty billion -- -- -- three billion dollars in sales.
In the fourth quarter of this year that would be a 16%.
Over last year and they may outperform it could be as high is about 30% depending on where this -- finally -- in.
To the company that's on a roll we're going to be speaking some of the executives and -- just take one last look.
This is cyber central on Sunday run not Cyber Monday right here in and Phoenix.
Back -- you Diane.
You know you could go way you rarely think about what goes into getting that package to your front door -- stuff that's Adam Shapiro from Amazon in Phoenix thanks Adam.
Let's take a look at the markets now here in the US were seeing futures down across the board Dow futures are down 51 the S&P down about six -- goes for the NASDAQ.
In Europe investors are keeping a close eye on amid a meeting today by the region's finance ministers the third one this month where they'll will again.
Discuss Greece and whether or not they can find a deal on its next aid package stocks are currently down across the board.
London sent about 37 Paris is down about thirty and Frankfurt's down almost 25 the figure closer look -- what's moving the markets with CMC markets analyst Michael Hewson.
Over in London Michael German consumer confidence just got this summer in a little while ago it dipped.
To five point nine that's below November's revised reading of six point one and also below expectation so how worried should investors be about this.
Well I think as far as Germany's -- I think it just highlights the fact that no matter how good your economies.
Consumer confidence.
The fact that consumer confidence is going -- -- in Germany have been at the consent.
Going forward and done I think it just highlights the difficult choices -- -- -- the moment.
By European ladies with respect to these -- that talks because they'll -- -- proving very very corrosive.
For consumer confidence not only in Germany -- across Europe as a hollow.
And Michael fiscal -- negotiations are sure to be a big focus for US investors this week as lawmakers return from the holiday weekend.
How closely is Europe watching these negotiations and what's being said there about all this.
Well I think come I think the perception in Europe is that the US politicians are probably -- of -- a lot more pragmatic about.
The negotiations.
However -- -- anything with respect to politicians that are always that -- there is always out on non.
That I could do something unexpected but I think out of room.
But the perception is that we will see some form of agreement by the end of -- The only really question surrounds is what sort of agreement we will say muscle compromise.
US political leaders who comes think -- Isn't it haven't been both here and there mica thanks so much into the announces particularly.
And the White House has released new figures speaking of that fiscal cliff on how retailers and consumer spending may be impacted if congress fails to extend tax cuts.
On Americans making less than 250000.
Dollars a year according to report by the National Economic Council and the council of economic advisors.
Allowing a tax cuts to expire and failing to patch the Alternative Minimum Tax.
Could cut the growth of consumer spending by one point 7% next year.
The report adds that the decline in consumption along with the sharp Verizon middle class taxes could slow the growth the real GDP by one point 4%.
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"very close to Arches National Park"
Very close to Arches and gas station. Friendly staff. Clean room. Continental breakfast with cold hard-boiled eggs. If the hard-boiled eggs are warm, I'll give it a 5-star.Avaliação genuína de um cliente do Hoteis.com
"Retro Motor Inn @ Good Rates"
This was a gem in the crown of the little town of Moab. The retro motif was unique and the staff was friendly and helpful. The carpet could use a vacuuming as there was some gritty dirt around but the room and bathroom were spotless. The breakfast served a home baked bread that was exceptional. When we were there the parking lot was full and upon check-out […] there was a no vacancy sign posted. Other chain hotels in town seemed to be mostly empty. They are doing something right. I would come back and stay at the Inca Inn again. Ler maisAvaliação genuína de um cliente do Hoteis.com
"close to arches national park."
The room was clean. The shower was small and no tub. The rate was great.Avaliação genuína de um cliente do Hoteis.com
"great for the price and location"
Great hotel if you want a place to rest after long walks in the desert. A hair dryer in the room could have made it perfect but I survived without it though ;).Avaliação genuína de um cliente da Expedia
"Great for the money"
Definitely recommended. Clean, and comfortable with no frills. Best value for the money IMO.Avaliação genuína de um cliente do Hoteis.com
"Basic motel"
The price was right for a basic motel with small rooms and outdated bathroomAvaliação genuína de um cliente do Hoteis.com
It served its purpose, a night's sleep on the road.Avaliação genuína de um cliente do Hoteis.com
"Friendly and great value"
This hotel was very low cost, but the condition, service, friendliness and such all greatly exceeded that price point. Very nice, very happy that I booked there again for the return part of my trip in a few days.Avaliação genuína de um cliente da Expedia
"Breakfast con"
Inca motel site on Hotel.com stated that continental breakfast provided. However apart from coffee nothing was provided. I have complained to Hotels.com about being misled. Quaint older style ., motel that has been well maintained, Very clean wuth comfortable beds. Unfortunately walls are paper thin and the plumbing has to be heard to be believed.Avaliação genuína de um cliente do Hoteis.com
Resposta do Inca Inn I hate to see a low review over a misprint in our listing on Expedia! We do have a free continental breakfast this coming winter! Come and enjoy our deeply discounted rates during the off-season, and enjoy our fresh homemade bread, fresh fruits and Starbucks coffee.
"Amazing value"
Although this place isn't a fancy new place it is cozy and doesnt really matter. For the price this place is amazing. Good bed, quiet and you feel really safe as its such a small place. Would definitely stay here no question.Avaliação genuína de um cliente do Hoteis.com
"A great price!"
Clean beds, clean bathroom, spacious, and a great location if visiting the Arches National Park, Dead Horse or Canyonlands!Avaliação genuína de um cliente do Hoteis.com
"budget hotel"
When booked our room, expedia page indicates that it comes with the 'continental breakfast', however, that is not the case. The staff told me that they don't provide breakfast anymore. Breakfast is not a big deal, there are other options in the town, but false descriptions is kind of unexpected. Also, since it is late December and the weather is very […] cold, the entire parking lot (especially the entrance) is extremely icy, I don't think they did a good job on maintaining a safe driving environment. The room is clean and inexpensive, thus it still constitutes an okay budget hotel. Ler maisAvaliação genuína de um cliente da Expedia
"Not fancy, but perfectly satisfactory"
A good economical hotel. Clean, convenient, and secure.Avaliação genuína de um cliente do Hoteis.com
"Nice and quirky"
When first arrived at room found a large industrial blow heater in room?.Informed reception and it was remove immediately.Room was OK and did not feel damp.Avaliação genuína de um cliente da Expedia
clean but small room. parking was very tight.great location.Avaliação genuína de um cliente da Expedia
Room was clean and the bed very comfortable! Loved the Starbucks coffee available in the lobby. Front desk personnel very friendly!Avaliação genuína de um cliente do Hoteis.com
"Great Budget Hotel"
What they say about their hotel is correct. It's budget done right. Extremely clean and well maintained. Don't look for alot of fancy amenities, but if your looking for a good cheap hotel , one of the closest to Arches National Park this is it. Even comes with dirt rags to clean off all that red dust after a good days exploring. The next time I come […] back to Arches I won't look elsewhere, I'll just book the Inca Inn Ler maisAvaliação genuína de um cliente da Expedia
"Great place to stay, but not too expensive"
The place is essentially, a small well-maintained motel. There are only 25-30 rooms or so, and only one story. I didn't hear any people at all, once I was in my room. My room was very quiet, except for the air conditioner, which was needed because it was Summer after all. The pool is small, but quite comfortable and inviting, and even has a 7-foot deep […] end so you can totally submerge yourself easily. The location is in a good place, on the North side of town, very close to Arches, but also very easy driving distance to downtown Moab. I really quite enjoyed my stay at the Inca Inn. Ler maisAvaliação genuína de um cliente da Expedia
"Inca Inn - Moab, UT"
Small, clean roadside motel. Walk to restaurants and very close to Arches National Park. Friendly staff. Room and bathroom clean, bed comfortable with fridge and microwave. Also with Wi-Fi and continental breakfast. All for reasonable price.Avaliação genuína de um cliente da Expedia
"Clean, convenient, comfortable, quiet."
The title pretty much says it all. Unit was clean, bed was in good condition. Old style motel allows for parking car right outside unit. Highly recommended.Avaliação genuína de um cliente do Hoteis.com
"Excellent Budget Motel"
Most budget motels are bad - this place is really different. Clean, small and placed right between Arches\Canyonlands and Moab downtown. Offers wi-fi, light breakfast (homemade bread), and nice pillows.Avaliação genuína de um cliente do Hoteis.com
"Nice little place to stay a night."
Very nice and quiet place. Room a bit small, but very clean and everything you need. Shops nad everything you need nearby.Avaliação genuína de um cliente da Expedia
"Cheap and good, very close to Arches NP"
Being initially surprised, this hotel is very good for its price. I recommend for those who want to have a rest before hiking in Arches National Park.Avaliação genuína de um cliente da Expedia
"Great Value, Clean, All You Need!"
The Inca Inn is a little gem in Moab. It was super affordable-- clean-- comfy and all you need. It is minutes from the entrance to Arches and within 30 miles of Canyonlands. A perfect place to rest your head for a few nights while soaking in the stunning beauty of the area.Avaliação genuína de um cliente do Hoteis.com
"nice quaint"
small clean rooms no bikes in room. great localAvaliação genuína de um cliente do Hoteis.com
"Hanging in Moab"
The Inca Inn was comfortable, friendly and had everything we needed after hiking in Moab for 3 days. Nothing fancy, but it was clean and cozy. The bed was comfy and we had enough comfort during our stay. The free breakfast was just dry cereal, bread and coffee, but it was enough to get us started. It's right on the Main Street so shops and restaurants […] are close by. Staff was great. Ler maisAvaliação genuína de um cliente do Hoteis.com
"You get what you pay for!"
Let's be honest with ourselves, there is a reason this is a 2 star motel! Though we had a warm welcome and there were no vacancies at this cute little Inn only a few minutes from Arches National Park, the parking lot was filled to the brim, and the morning breakfast was quite lame. I missed having a fridge in our hotel room, and it felt as if the room […] hadn't been vacuumed in a week. The price was right for us, especially since we spent less than 12 hours in our room, and for most of those we were sleeping, but I'm not sure we'd stay here again. There are many other, newer, (though maybe more expensive) options nearby! Ler maisAvaliação genuína de um cliente da Expedia
"Feels like home (almost)."
Nice, clean, and good quality of hotel service. Close to the Arches and other parks. They try to be a bit different than your standard hotels, creating "home" atmosphere, but I didn't really need a refernce to God on an information inlet in my room... Apart from that everything fine.Avaliação genuína de um cliente da Expedia
"Inca Inn, Moab"
The location was great - near the heart of town. The receptionist was exceptionally friendly and helpful. The breakfast was minimal but acceptable. I'd stay there again.Avaliação genuína de um cliente do Hoteis.com
Service / Reception very helpful and friendly. We had bad luck and a room with really bad smell from sewer underneath the carpet.Avaliação genuína de um cliente do Hoteis.com
"Very old motel"
Efforts have been made to update this very old structure but unfortunately not enough. Bathroom fixtures are newer but carpeting is old & stained, walls gouged, & very little in the way of comforts provided. Bedding is very old & worn. No mini-fridge or microwave or coffee pot in the room. The worst part is the shower head which is fine if you are a […] child but very low if you are an adult & fixed so the water goes right into the wall, you can't adjust it or move it. To get the water on your face, you have to bend way over. Also no Kleenex. There is a small pool which we didn't use but several kids were in it having a good time. The breakfast area which is part of the lobby, has about 4 tables in it & a very minimal breakfast. When we arrived, it was packed. We had to wait just to get coffee which we took back to our room. Many others were doing the same thing. No relaxing breakfast time here. But the worst part was an a/c that made irritating noises all night long & really interfered with our sleep. Ler maisAvaliação genuína de um cliente do Hoteis.com
"Ok, but probably stay somewhere else next time"
It was ok, but nothing special. The room was very small, and not that comfortable. Continental breakfast was very well done.Avaliação genuína de um cliente da Expedia
"Basic but more than adequate"
This is a modest hotel but perfectly comfortable and very clean, good service. Price was right. Had a microwave and fridge in room which was a nice surprise.Avaliação genuína de um cliente do Hoteis.com
"Not an appealing place to stay"
The motel was apparently clean. The sheets were a dark print which I didn't like as that could hide a multitude of sins. The bed was ok. The room is bare bones but will suffice as the price is good for the town. We woke up early the first morning and although the person was preparing breakfast he wouldn't even let us have coffee until 7. Found a gas […] station nearby that had decent coffee. Breakfast was unappetizing. The bread was just plain bread and there was a small choice of cereals. If for any reason we returned to Moab, I would search for a nicer, more accommodating place to stay. Ler maisAvaliação genuína de um cliente da Expedia
"Inca Inn Moab"
This is a no frills Motel. The price is right the ppl are friendly and the room was clean. We were out playing all day and only came back to sleep. We would stay here again.Avaliação genuína de um cliente da Expedia
For 2 stars, nice place. Breakfast acceptable.Avaliação genuína de um cliente do Hoteis.com
"Love this hotel"
Staff was extremely friendly and helpful which was fantastic especially after a long day at Arches. While the inn is small and they may not have the most ammenities, they make up for it in cleanliness, comfort, and price. This was my favorite place to stay on my Utah/Arizona roadtrip.Avaliação genuína de um cliente do Hoteis.com
"Great little hotel, great value-highly recommended"
This was a great little hotel which was superbly maintained, super clean rooms, friendly and efficient service which I highly recommend. It was located very near the center of town which easy access to all activities in the area. This is a perfect hotel if you are staying in the area for all the activities and need a clean, comfortable place to sleep. […] I will be staying there again. Ler maisAvaliação genuína de um cliente do Hoteis.com
"Basic but good motel"
This motel was pretty cheap and you get what you pay for. The room was clean but was quite small with 2 small doubles which weren't that comfortable. We could hear the people next door talking quite clearly but then that's to be expected in the USA as most Americans seem to be quite loud! The bathroom was very clean and shower was great with plenty […] of hot water. There are no frills such as coffee maker or haridryer but there was coffee available in reception till 10pm and they would also supply a hairdryer if you requested one. There were also coffee, pastries and muffins at breakfast which were more than adequate to get you going in the morning. The location was pretty good although it was a bit far to walk to the micro brewery but it was only about a 15 minute walk into the centre of Moab where most of the places to eat were located. I would stay here again but I would probably pay a bit more and get a king bed room with more facilities. Ler maisAvaliação genuína de um cliente do Hoteis.com
"Comfortable, convenient and economical motel"
This place was reasonably priced and completely acceptable. The guy at the front desk was friendly and helpful, the room was big and clean and the amenities were what we expected. The location was convenient to Arches National Park and other nearby natural attractions, although it was a bit far to walk into the town of Moab for dinner or a drink. Really, […] this place was perfect for us. In town, the Moab Brewery had great beer but lousy food and service. La Hacienda Mexican Restaurant is right beside the Inca Inn had friendly service, bottomless chips and salsa, and big helpings at a reasonable price. Ler maisAvaliação genuína de um cliente da Expedia
"Good hotel for price"
This is a cheep hotel and you can't expect much. The room was clean, shower only. It is at the end of town. Very close to Arches Natl park. If I am ever back that way I would stay againAvaliação genuína de um cliente do Hoteis.com
"Inca inn, great for Arches and Antelope NP"
Hotel is just fine. Nothing special, but just a cheap and comfy accommodation. Great gateway to Arches NP and Antelope Canyon. Also check out Horseshoe Bend just a few miles south of Moab!Avaliação genuína de um cliente do Hoteis.com
"Nice hotel for the price"
Nicely updated older motel. Rooms were clean, beds comfortable, and included a small fridge and microwave. The only negatives were that rooms could use a few more pillows and it takes several minutes for the hot water to reach the tap. We would still stay here on our next visit, but will bring more pillows.Avaliação genuína de um cliente do Hoteis.com
"Great place to stay on a budget"
Great Inn; clean, large rooms. Would definitely stay here again over one of the Name Brand hotels.Avaliação genuína de um cliente da Expedia
"How about someone who cares at the desk?"
Beautiful job remodeling, priced right, but the guy behind the counter should not be in customer service. We had a problem with our heater shutting off during the night and blowing cool air. We were freezing, we were awake at 5am, brought in our own space heater we had in the Uhaul, and his first response was "Someone must have been messing with it, […] I rigged it and we just put them in." We felt accused of something right off the bat. At one point he said we were angling for a discount or refund, neither of which we ever even suggested, only that he do what's fair, which was apparently nothing but being a jerk to us. We won't go back because of that, but the place itself is clean and nicely done. Ler maisAvaliação genuína de um cliente da Expedia
"Bon rapport qualité/prix pour une ou deux nuits"
Bien situé pour visite de Arches Natinal Park et Canyonland National Park ( un peu éloigné du centre ville de Moab) Chambre propre, place de parking devant, bonne literie. Très bon rapport qualité/prix pour une ou 2nuits.Avaliação genuína de um cliente da Expedia
Hôtel convenable et pas très cher. Ne pas rester longtemps !Avaliação genuína de um cliente da Expedia
"Trés proche de Arches et Dead Horse Point"
Hôtel trés agréable mais trés mal insonorisé. Petit déjeuner simple mais suffisant. Bon accueil.Avaliação genuína de um cliente do Hoteis.com
"Ser sauberes Hotel"
Dieses von Navajos betriebene Hotel war bis jetzt das Beste was wir auf unsere Reise gebucht hatten. Sehr saubere und große Zimmer. Zum Abendessen kann man nebenan ins "Hogan" gehen, in welchem auch das Frühstück serviert wird. Und zwar auf richtigen Tellern und mit normalem Besteck. Nicht wie das sonst übliche Plastikzeugs. Es könnte zwar ein bischen […] mehr sein, aber man kann ja noch dazu bestellen. Wir können das Hotel uneingeschränkt empfehlen! Ler maisAvaliação genuína de um cliente da Expedia
trés bien,bon petit déjeuner.Avaliação genuína de um cliente do Hoteis.com
Os comentários e classificações contidos neste site são as opiniões subjectivas de clientes e fornecedores e não representam nem reflectem a opinião do Hoteis.com. Nem o Hoteis.com nem as entidades envolvidas no fornecimento do conteúdo dos comentários poderão ser responsabilizados por quaisquer danos que possam resultar do uso destes comentários.
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"There was still one thing that we hoped and prayed for more than anything else – a daughter"
This section of Augusta's memoir begins just before the birth of her daughter in 1909, and takes us through a period of relatively carefree prosperity towards the beginning of the Great Depression.
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AlleyFest 2013, a 3-day street festival, kicks off Friday, May 9 in Downtown Longview and runs through Sunday the 11th. Sponsored by One Hundred Acres of Heritage Main Street, this year's 3-day street festival is bringing AlleyFest back to its roots featuring all Texas bands as part of MusicFest 2013. This year's lineup includes Westbound …
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Shared Governance
This Web site is in archive mode and currently no further updates are anticipated until such time as campus needs dictate.
The mission of the Shared Governance Committee has been to keep ULM's administration, faculty and staff informed and involved in ongoing University Shared Governance. The creation of ULM's Staff Senate is an exemplary example of many shared governance successes in action.
My sincere "thank you" to all of the ULM administration, faculty and staff who contributed their time, energy and input into this process.
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Newly crowned Junior World Rally Champion Martin Prokop is hoping to use his title as a springboard to another level of competition in next year's World Rally Championship.
After four full seasons in a 1600cc two-wheel drive car, as well as being a front-runner in the Production Car championship, the progression to a World Rally Car - ideally a Citroen - is top of Prokop's wish list. But the 26-year-old is also considering the 2010 Cup for Super 2000 cars, as well as ongoing opportunities in the Production and Junior categories.
"My team already has a few Super 1600 cars and a few Production cars, so the easiest way would be to continue like this. But everybody knows that we should make a step up - and for me that step is into Super 2000 or WRC - but it's quite a big step!" Prokop told wrc.com.
Part of the reason for the uncertainly is the fact that Prokop wrapped up the title earlier than he had expected, at a time when next year's technical and sporting regulations are still uncertain.
"We expected we would fight until the end of the season and then see what to do next year. Now we are champions in August and we really don't know what to do," he said. " We have to wait until the FIA World Council meeting [on 21 October] to see what they decide about the future of the WRC and Super 2000. Then we can say what to do.
"If we will not find budget for WRC we have to choose whether to stay with P-WRC or do one more year in J-WRC or if we will try to buy Super 2000. I don't know if it's a good idea to invest the money in a Super 2000 car yet, I have to wait for the FIA decision," he added.
Prokop said that after winning the title in a Citroen C2, he would prefer to progress to the C4 WRC next year, but felt any World Rally Car opportunities would depend upon the amount of budget he could raise.
Prokop said: "Of course we would like to continue with Citroen because we have very good relationship with Citroen Sport and we know a lot of people there. Also I tested a C4 WRC last year, so we'd like for sure to carry on with this very good team. For me it would be the best outcome but everybody knows it's about something else - first we have to find budget to do something and then we can ask."
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Article by Debbie Davis
Preschoolers are about as cute as they come. But keeping a preschool facility a clean and healthy place means taking action on many different levels. Here are a few tips that will help keep your preschoolers bright eyed and bushy tail because their preschool environment is a healthy place to be.
Sanitize Common Surfaces Daily-There are sanitizing wipes that make this job easier than it sounds. Use them to wipe off changing areas, door knobs, tables and chairs, windows or surfaces on which children might put their mouths. The wipes should contain at least 60 percent alcohol, and this should be done at a time when children are not present.
Practice and Model Good Personal Hygiene-Make sure are tissues readily available for sneezes, coughs, and runny noses. Practice sneezing into your arm rather than into hands. This will greatly reduce the number of germs that can spread when joining hands or using hands on common such as crayons and toys. Stress eating from their plate and cup rather than sharing food or utensils.
Make a routine that always includes washing hands before eating and after using the bathroom. It's also a good idea to have them wash their hands whenever they enter the room. This reduces the number of germs that will come into your room from other places.
Filter the Air-This a part of germ control that is not addressed frequently enough. We are all human, and much as we may try, sometimes sneezing and coughing are going to send viruses airborne. It's a fact of life. Many times these germs fall on various surfaces and can thrive outside the body for quite a few hours.
Other times they attach to airborne particles already in the air such as dust, mildew and mold spores, pollen and even pet dander (brought in on clothes of children who own pets) and are inhaled or ingested by an unsuspecting victim. By filtering the air, not only do you remove particles that can often aggravate those with allergies and asthma, but you also remove the viruses.
Because the H1N1 virus seemingly targets the young, they are doubly vulnerable. Like them, their hygiene habits are a work in progress. So clearing the air consistently with a medical grade high efficiency particle arresting (HEPA) air purifier is one more way you can you can be assured that your preschool environment is as healthy as it can be.
And because many preschools are located in basements of churches, they are often used by other adults and children after the preschoolers are gone. Having an air purifier run 24 hours a day means not only are you able to remove germs from the preschoolers when they are there, but you can drastically reduce the number of germs that would be waiting for them when they return the following day.
Unfortunately, we don't live in a germ free world. But reducing the germ count gives our little ones much more of a chance at staying healthy.