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Due to local flooding and severe road/utility damages our retirement home is currently in a NO FLUSH zone in CO. Gray water from showers, and washing is acceptable, however. This may possibly go on for months, depending on weather conditions and all the needed repairs on several miles of washed out roads.
Looked into composting toilets, and not sure that is really a great option for us. The easiest is just the drywall buckets with snap on toilet seats. (Then we get to haul the buckets to the lift station for disposal)
Anyone else been through this? Ideas to make this work better?
We are not complaining btw, as our home is accessible high and dry with good water, electricity, and wifi. So many others have it so much worse.
Conrad, I'm sorry to learn that you're having to deal with this, but glad that you and your family are at least not in the flood water areas.
I've only read about composting toilets but don't know of anyone who's actually used them. I thought that they had to be installed and are not portable.
The only other thing I can suggest is to check out a homesteading site such as Mother Earth News. I found a number of hits through a search, but the hits appear as a pop-up so you'll have to search directly from the homepage:
Mother Earth News
I did find some information on a solar composting toilet, but it would require some construction for privacy.
Solar Composting Toilets
Another suggestion was to use a medical commode and then dispose of the contents as suggested in the article:
Quickie toilet composting
I thought I read somewhere that you have another home elsewhere. Could you possibly go there until the flood issues are addressed?
What an ordeal - I have no idea the floods had affected daily living in such a personal manner and hope you can find a good solution. I've also summarized your questions and posted on an organic gardening forum, where there may be more folks who have insight into these issues than I.
Thanks GardenSprite!
I actually have looked at all the sites you mentioned and have more of an understanding of what is needed, and what may work best in our situation.
We are not there (and having to deal with this) at this time, but plan to go middle of next month for at least a week. I was packed and planning to leave the day it began raining, and decided to wait a day...and then the roads in were damaged/closed. Thus at least I was not adding to the immediate problem there.
Curious too if any campers/hunters had experience with the bucket system? They say to layer sawdust, we used to use lye in an outhouse...but that may burn through the plastic bucket. They may not want sawdust at the lift station/treatment plant either.
Also just waiting to read what the spammers can find to add to this thread?
Sorry, Conrad, I should have known that with your thoroughness you would already have done a lot of research!
I was wondering as well how anyone would get enough sawdust to use in the composting system. Guess you'd have to cut down a lot of trees in order to use the toilet. Somehow, that doesn't make sense, although I'm sure there will be a lot of lumber for cutting as the flood waters recede.
Lye is pretty toxic; I too think it would destroy the bucket.
This is going to be a sensitive situation -how to comply and remediate without using other materials that might complicate matters.
Perhaps the expert marketing spammer Anne Layman will add composting toilet solutions to her creds of blinds and landscaping. Or better yet, she'll suggest blinds for an outhouse and offer suggestions on what flowers to use around it.
Or Aquapeutics will make suggestions on remodeling your outhouse or outdoor lavatory to provide adequate space - that seems to be one of his/her issues.
You can rely on Christine Welby to suggest subway tiles and Bondera for your outdoor lav. Must make it pretty!
At least the Hyundai Genearator guy is gone so you don't have to worry about him trying to sell you generator operated toilets.
And KewinVilson is also gone, so you won't be pestered with pitches for closed circuit TV systems while you're conducting private business.
I'd be interested in learning what your ultimate decisions are, and best of luck.This message has been edited. Last edited by: GardenSprite,
sorry you got caught in the drenching. so many people face worse issues on the front range. the utilities have faced immense challenges in this washout, and it will be a long time to clear.
I'd use a camping chemical toilet if I could get one, failing that, the glory bucket idea is probably your best solution for now. I'd even set up a tarped potty area in the yard.
depending on what city you're in and the amount of damage to the sanitary system, a semipermanent chemical composter in what to the world looks like an outhouse would take you into early winter safely. usefulness would wear off fast into, say, January. or the second blizzard.
right now, I'm just grateful if I can get a dispatch to a downed dslam. life safety and emergency services always come first in these things (old news dude who worked through floods in North Dakota, and a dslam herder for CTL these days.) we've a long history of losing t1 lines for fire crew control off our equipment because that's the easiest way to get communications to the fire line. no problem.This message has been edited. Last edited by: swschrad,
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swschrad, We absolutely do feel SO fortunate. Only a few lives were lost, but many homes destroyed or severely damaged along with roads to carry supplies in and out.
Many are looking at going into winter weather (coming very soon) with no utilities, saturated drywall, carpet and such, and have no usable access roads to their homes. Majority have no flood insurance, as it affected people where water was never that close or as big of an issue before.
In our area, there are at least 2000 residences affected by the "no flush" zone. Amazing. This is now considered a 1000 year weather event.
Conrad, you're welcome for the comments on the spammers. I would need lots of chuckles if I were in your position. It's difficult enough to make adjustments just for electrical outages and sanitary sewer line backups, let alone addressing something so basic for so long a time.
Sounds like you've got your options pretty well identified, and I do hope the ordeal is as easy and safe as it can be.
(Oh, don't forget the catalogues in case toilet paper becomes scarce!)
As to thinking about these 1000 year events, I think they are going to happen more and more often, and more plans than FEMA and individuals currently have need to be developed. We just aren't prepared for these catastrophic events. And are there really any places that can't be hit by some disaster or another?
Sometimes I think the Native Americans and current cultures which were or are closer to subsistence living are better prepared than we ever will be to deal with catastrophies. We're so entirely dependent on networked infrastructure and amenities that it's not only a major sacrifice for us but a threat to health and safety as well.
(I hope FEMA has arranged for charging stations for all the young kids who'll have to make sure their SmartPhones and iPads will operate? - gotta address those absolute necessities, don't they?)
Think I'll call my insurance agent and see if I can get flood insurance, even here in Michigan.
Swschrad, what's a "dslam"? I never thought of the heavy T1 lines going down and interrupting emergency communications -that would really compound the disaster.This message has been edited. Last edited by: GardenSprite,
DH used to work for the local phone company, I know the two terms Dslam and T1 both have to do with data lines, (highspeed internet, phone and fiberoptics?).
We have security cameras we can access to view the other home inside and out (to some degree). Only work if the power is on and the internet can send images. But I love to check indoor temperatures, weather conditions and such whenever we are not present.
You are right about charging stations for the phones and Ipads, but luckily if you can at least start your car, the poor, bored kids can still watch movies and text. (I meant that spoken with an eye roll/joke)
My DB just gave me an old portable CB radio for car emergencies. You can bet I will be taking that with me for out there. Many times if cell phones and local phones are jammed with calls or towers/lines non functioning, the old CB radios can still work. Other than that, maybe smoke signals? Assuming it is not during a forest fire.This message has been edited. Last edited by: Conrad,
The good news is you're not flooded. We have a canoe trip we do with the scouts where we are camping on a platform in the middle of a hardwood swamp. Going behind a tree and digging a cat hole isn't a solution. We use a bucket and kitty litter. Line the bucket with a plastic bag. Clumping litter would probably be better than regular clay.
Short term, I'd probably go with that or rent a port-a-john. Long term I'd probably go composting toilet if it were my primary residence and it was going to take months to get service back.
A dslam (digital subscriber line access multiplexer) is the equipment that takes the copper pair from your house and multiplexes it up to the trunk line to the Central Office (CO). It could be fiber to the CO. They generally have battery back-up but batteries don't last forever so in an extended power outage a neighborhood could lose service as most dslams don't have generator back-up. It is the challenge as we move from traditional copper lines to the CO to digital lines (copper, fiber or coax/CATV) for phone services. POTS (plain old telephone service) got the power from the central office which had battery and generator backup incase of a primary power failure. The dslam equipment generally only has battery back-up because they are located throughout neighborhoods.
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My advice may be worth exactly what you pay me for it. :-) For the record I did not stay in a Holiday Inn Express last night.
I have heard the port-a-johns are in short supply out there. SO many septics and sewers affected, plus all the construction/repair projects need them.
I believe I heard that Fema flew some in from Arizona? Anyway the public flush toilets are near town, 3 miles away and the neighborhood porta-sans are maybe a quarter mile to half mile between neighborhood access corners, or more. Long walk in the middle of the night, (bears, badgers, mt lions, rutting elk, other neighbors, on the same mission?)
We are fortunate in so many ways, including that we can stay mostly here in NE for the time being. (Where I say a silent "thank you" with every flush).
Some friends in TX can send us some granular enzyme stuff (Subdu) they sell to the CO ski resorts to put in their upper outdoor toilets during the winter. We may take them up on that! Clumping Kitty Litter sounds like a good plan too.
Thanks for the sympathy and ideas. I will no doubt be ordering the snap on toilet seats for drywall buckets. One bucket and seat for me, one for DH. (And we have a large heated garage to put them in.) One of those things where taking care of your own personal needs is the kind thing to do.
Sparky, thanks for the dslam explanation. If I understand it correctly, it transfers data for both phone and Internet connections. In terms of phone use, I'm actually kind of surprised that upgrading would be done since so many people are becoming cell only users. (IF I understand all this correctly).
Your suggestion of kitty litter makes a lot of sense; after all, it's been used for cats for years. Maybe this is something good to have on hand...just in case for who knows what might happen. Especially given that we're approaching winter.
I live in such a densely populated metropolitan area that there are always places to go in a pinch. Medical facilities are especially good, and clean. When I used to go to air shows, I mapped out either medical facilities or motels along the way, just in case.
This discussion reminds me of the dream home thread Nona started. Maybe adding an attached outdoor bathroom as well as a wood stove would be appropriate for long term possibilities. Better than braving wild 4 legged critters in the middle of the night. But then, the Alaskans do it.
Conrad, your comment on taking care of personal needs is certainly a current one given the situation. I'm wondering also whether or not your retirement home has electricity? Do you have a back-up wood stove for cooking and/or heating?
sparky, most dslams are NOT on backup power. "Product" has decided that since DSL internet service is not an FCC regulated service, and since the customers power is likely out as well in the neighborhood, that backup power is not required and saves money. there are few exceptions, one of which is if the phone service is remoted (pairgain) and in that case the cabinet does have several hours of battery power.
it's a significant cost and maintenance savings.
in a disaster area, there are hard choices all around for everything. most of them are deferred until there is enough information on which to make decisions. I've sat on disasters in which we lose the ability to make the decisions, it basically gets triaged at the emergency center based on maximizing support for disaster recovery and saving lives and property. and so it is for lumberyards, power companies, gas companies, the railroad, Colorado Department of Highways, and a whole lot more life-safety issues than whether you can stream Netflix.
fortunately, that is above my pay grade.
there is not enough topsoil across the front range to dig latrines, and this is just one little example of a life-safety issue that nobody thinks about. even if the public safety folks didn't turn ten shades of purple and orange at the thought, sanitation after a disaster is deadlier than the disaster in most countries, and important in this one. it basically took indoor plumbing to stomp cholera, for instance.
hang in, Conrad... weeks to months before half of normal comes back. we wish you and the region good luck. at least with our outfit, we're burning up all the spares we can get to do our part, and the Red Cross fundraising is going well against the company match.
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GardenSprite, We have all services (even though we are in the county, we have town electricity, nat. gas, great water and until this event, sewer.) No wood burning FP, just a gas one, we seldom use. However our home was built in 2006 and is REALLY well built/insulated, with a lot of solar gain also. Thus our utilities are extremely low in use cost.
We shut the water off, every time we leave it for more than a couple days. And we have GREAT neighbors who check on our house, and keep us informed of any local issues. Truly we are very fortunate.
When reading about emergency toilet options, there were many sites that suggested the drywall bucket (and toilet seat) along with some kitty litter, TP, sturdy plastic bags, wet wipes and such, (all stored in the bucket, and put in the car trunk) Especially when traveling with children whom may not be comfortable doing (the behind the bush squat)
The kitty litter could also help if one were stuck on winter slick roads, of course.This message has been edited. Last edited by: Conrad,
swschrad, we are certainly going to "hang in there".
Mountain people tend to be pretty darn innovative about finding solutions, luckily. They are talking about creating a dredging operation in Lake Estes, in order to get gravel, loose rock and fill from this local source closer to the river trenched out road. That will start a fill source for the road base repair, where the septic and all the other utilities run under. Step by step.
AND I still LOVE the mountains!
rural engineering, or "farmer fixes," pretty much get you through. the "dredge and fill" plan sounds like a Corps of Engineers or a Seabees program. as long as it rolls out and packs, hey, fill is fill.
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Garden Sprite,
DSLAMS are used to provide you with high speed DSL internet connections. The phone line runs over the same copper pair, but if the DSLAM goes down the phone goes down. Funny thing, everyone wants the phone company to continue maintaining the old copper outside plant, without actually buying anything that uses it. Outside plant is telco talk for the cable infrastructure outside of the central office but they don't want to maintain a home phone line. So the telco is to keep all of this infrastructure available for an emergency like Sandy in the northeast or the flooding in CO. Telcos are all "for profit" companies. They can't carry the old outside plant forever if customers aren't going to use it. DSL is the telcos way of getting revenue out of the copper and compete with the cable company. Or a way to provide high speed internet where the CATV companies haven't wired. Verizon has wired a number of communities with a fiber service called FiOS which has fiber to the home. AT&T has U-verse which provides fiber to the DSLAM and copper to the house. Cable TV companies have upgrade their equipment to provide more channels and higher bandwidth internet but for the most part haven't replaced the COAX cable to the house from their upstream equipment.
Reliance on cellphones isn't a bad thing but they do have limitation in emergency situations. The towers can get knocked down in a tornado, they can lose power, you can't charge the device if you don't have power or a car charger and you won't have a landline backup.
BTW I work for one of the legacy phone companies though not in the local exchange part of the business.
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Thanks for the explanation; I'm still processing it. (My CPU regresses to a very slow processing speed on matters such as this and it takes a while for me to grasp it all. I do much better with gardening issues!)
One question now though re power outages and effects on the phone and dslam line. If there's a power outage and the dslam goes down, wouldn't a phone line be affected only if it's linked to the DSL service, as Internet providers have been encouraging customers to do in bundling packages?
When they've tried to pitch the bundling packages, I've always asked what happens during power outages. The answer is that there's backup power for a limited number of hours (5 - 6? I don't recall for sure).
Swschrad wrote, on the issue of backup power:
"it's a significant cost and maintenance savings."
From a corporate viewpoint, I can understand that. From the viewpoint of someone caring for an almost 95 year old parent living 25 miles away, a phone subject to power outages is intolerable. If these companies were interested in luring the older client base, they'd have to figure out a way to offer backup for homes with older folks.
I've had some several day outages in the last few years but still had phone service because I've refused to bundle land line service with Internet service. So I think I would only have to worry about my land line going down if I bundled through an Internet package and had dslam connections?
Another limitation of cell phones is that everything I've read about security leads me to believe that there is none. Period. Which is why I don't use it for anything but emergencies; business issues are done by land line. I think this lack of security is a really understated and major concern. But then, I'm just an old woman and you know that we old folks don't embrace technology unless it really has some benefit for us! This message has been edited. Last edited by: GardenSprite,
How much do you want to bet that the price of kitty litter will skyrocket in the Colorado area? Unfortunately, companies exploit these situations.
Even if they don't, they will probably be sold out!
Amazon sells the potty seats for drywall buckets at 20 each, and you bet I will buy some cat litter here to take with....before we go.
Clumping would be better for long term use. Instead of winding up with a bucket of wet clay from urine you can scoop out the clumps and continue to use the litter. However clumping is useless as a traction material for your car.
For the cat we get a 42 pound bag of it from Sam's Club and it lasts a couple of months. I think it runs about $15 a bag. Clay litter is useful for traction and for cleaning up oil spills. But some cats won't use clumping and some won't use regular. Hard to say what goes on in their little cat brain.
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It doesn't matter how hard your earphones pound your eardrums with cranium shaking noise, you can't truly call yourself a power user unless you're ticking off the neighbors and scaring the hell out of the dog with a surround sound setup that rattles the walls and punches copious amounts of bass. Without it, you might as well give your man-card away to someone who plans on fulfilling the requirements for membership in an illustrious club that demands everything be over the top. Logitech's famed Z-5500 system fit the bill, and there are many who consider it to be the king of multimedia speakers. But a king's reign can only last so long before either being usurped, or passing the torch to a successor. In this case, it's the latter, with Logitech's new Z906 speaker system stepping up to the throne as the company's new flagship speaker-set... Logitech Z906 Speaker System Review
Either my neighbors or a cop will be visiting me soon if i had these! :D lol. Nice review. Should include the price in there.
@Inspector $319.99 @ Tigerdirect In the neighborhood I live in no one would even notice the sound of this system...
Thanks for the review Marco.
Too bad I only have room for a 2.1 setup on my desk... my living room on the other hand has a low end sound system already set up I just need to find myself a decent powered subwoofer as the passive one I have does not cut it.
I have the z5500's and I have had the neighbors and cops visit! Right now I have them set up as a home theater system with my tv, can't complain. The current price is 335 on newegg. Looks like an amazing system, thanks for the write-up Paul. Too bad it's missing the tweets and trueHD. I don't think I'll be upgrading anytime soon my z5500's are still doing great.
Now you're just mashing it!
I have been in the market for a new set of speakers ever since I caught the ferrets trying to make a den out of my subwoofer it has not sounded the same :(
Thanks for the review.
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@ inspector the article stated "at a street price around $320".
I got a pair of the Z-5500 for a friend and they filled the room pretty good. The key is to pair these up with a good sound card but that goes for any speaker setup.
i just don't like how everything is in the back of the subwoofer,, I don't keep a sub near my TV or my rack (in my basement the sub is like 10 feet away from the rack and in my livingroom, the rack is in the basement,, i'd be running super long wires just to make it work.
other than that, you're almost better off going with say the Samsung bluray all in one home theaters (i have ht-c5500,, maybe not as many inputs,, but really if you run the optical from your TV to the unit, you'll get everything that goes to your TV.
Maybe you'll have a bit less power too (RMS side of things), but honestly unless you blast it all the time, you won't really notice. and their front & center speakers are 2 way design. for 350, you get more functionality i think
I don't think that those with the previous Z-5500 are going to be upgrading to these.Thanks for the open and honest review. Too bad that they miss in a few areas for a modest yet worthy addition to a theater setup since music critical listening may be expected as well.I would def notice the absence of the tweeter and miss the 'air and highs. Much more detail and clarity of the sound-stage image would also be missed,and would not compromise that for hard hitting bass and room filling sound.Maybe there will be an updated version of these to recommend, and would expect to see a higher price to deliver that type of performance.
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MonkeySweat: I don't keep a sub near my TV or my rack (in my basement the sub is like 10 feet away from the rack and in my livingroom, the rack is in the basement,,
"I see your point, a lot of people have it in a corner far away. I in the other hand , have the sub in the corner of my desk, and since its tagged a Computer Speaker, they figured buyers will have it their peripherals connected from a very short distance. A also I see less cable clutter on the desk and on the control console. Too bad it doesnt offer Dolby TrueHD and/or DTS-HD Master, I would pay an extra premium for it. Still, this will be my nest set of speakers unles I find the Z5500 for $199 new, that was available around the holidays last year. '
Sweet setup, I guess it should be at that price!
I just got my Logitech G930's and I am loving it, (except for the Clearwire WiMax conflict)
It would be nice if for this price they would interconnect this system with their other products like the G930's and other Logitech wireless components to all work together?
hum, didn't see that before... :D Read through it once and skimmed it a second time and missed it... O.o
we are getting a new LCD/LED TV for our bedroom and need a compact soumd system. With set up we have this should work find for tv and mp3's
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I don't like the control pod of these new Z906s as good. My brother has the Z5500s, and I like the digital display on that control pod much better. However, I guess you can't compare really until you try them both.
animatortom:It would be nice if for this price they would interconnect this system with their other products like the G930's and other Logitech wireless components to all work together?
Well the Z-5500 (and also the Z906) allowed you to hook up other devices to the Sound System so I assume you could do the same with their own products even though they don't work natively.
Still, having the Logitech products work together would be totally cool.
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Being able to plug anything in with an RCA jack is not what I meant.
I was talking about having wireless components like the g930 or other Bluetooth products able to sync together. At least they should have thought about it at the price of these speakers.
I have way to often seen these logitech setups going for 3bills then a year later they are in a Frys ad for 75 bucks:P
Good review! I have a z5500... and Im like the fact that Logitech opted for a 8inch subwoofer... the 10, although, sure its huge and bassy, dammn, its Boomy and muddy. Smaller woofer = tighter bass i hope.
I wont be upgrading anytime soon. I'm still contemplating selling what I have now and opting for an amp and diy speaker project, which is going to start soon.
Logitech can't really go wrong with me.
I've currently only got a mid-range Logitech speaker set for my desk, so I may upgrade to this (or the next iteration) for gaming. For music I'll be buying a pair of KRK Rokits. :)
Same here. I had some Logitech speakers I bought at a computer fair before they crapped out on me and the right speaker stopped working. Still, they were pretty good while it lasted. Let's hope I can get a replacement for the bass unit and front two speakers.
Eh, I'll stick with my current system. Although I will say this looks really nice for a cheap intro system.
BTW, anyone ever hear how loud a 1520w system with two 10" subwoofers can get when cranked up?
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Did anyone notice that Logitech DOWNGRADED the sub from a 10" in the Z-5500 to a smaller 8" in the Z-906?
The original 680's were running 8".
SHAME ON YOU Logitech!
I have yet to hear a PC speaker that sounds better than my Klipsch ProMedia 5.1 Ultras. They are 2-way speakers (separate mid and tweeter drivers), and the sub has dual side-firing 8" woofers. Best to pair this with a great sound card with analog outputs, as this doesn't have any digital inputs. They didn't bother with any digital decoders or such; they focused everything on making the best set of PC speakers. And I think they achieved that, hands down.
I have a z-5500 set with the sound blaster fatality one xfi card and you cant turn volume up past three. I have had these for three years and still don't think nothing could compare to the set. Truly remarkable and they were affordable then,but price has jumped like something stupid! Keep up the great work Logitech!!
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Are you saying you bent the pins on the connectors? If so, you can just straighten them out and hope you don't break them off. Also, Logitech has a rather solid warranty, I remember correctly their surround sounds carry a 2 or 3 year warranty. So you can try that route if you can't fix it yourself.
Ya I tried that and realized that one of them did break off. Would I just call the company?
The easiest way for me was to go take a picture of the damage, and head over to logitech's website and start the RMA process. From there I uploaded a picture of the damage, and explained why it wasn't working. Within 24 hours they responded and I recieved the replacement within a week.
One thing though, you have to have your receipt or they won't do anything. So hopefully you purchased it online and you can pull up your order history. Now, in your case, the z906 comes with a 2 year limited warranty. So if you purchased it recently, you can just say it must have been damaged in shipping or something, otherwise they may not help you unless the person issuing the RMA believes it to be a issue with quality of the parts. Generally though Logitech doesn't fight you at all, as long as you have the information they need.
Here's the terms of the warranty : http://www.logitech.com/en-us/footer/terms-of-use?wt.mc_id=usym_redirect_/warranty&id=3101
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That's pretty impressive that Logitech only requires a picture of a product malfunction (No proof of purchase?)It also seems like that method is one that makes it easiest for customers to get support and replacements but it seems like it might be a little vulnerable to scamming at the same time
Nah, you have to have the receipt.
Thanks you. I there anyway I could just get a nicer subwoofer and still use all the speakers?
Yeah the speakers will work as long as you have a power souce. You can put them in your car if you wanted.
Okay I just want to use them with an aux cord for my iPhone to play music and that is my dilemma. If I got a better subwoofer how would I plug all the speakers in and where would I plug in an aux chord?
Well the issue with all that is, if you got a different sub woofer i'd imagine you'd need to get one of those receivers (is this the correct word?), to plug it all into, because I doubt the other subwoofers would have the 20 something pin D type connector that the logitech sub uses. I could be completely wrong on this, but I don't know. I do know you could use the speakers and separate sub with a home audio receiver to go with it, since those typically just speaker wire from the speaker to the receiver and then the receiver is powered by the wall.
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Cook: Women's Game Becoming like Men's
John Cook was a successful beach volleyball player before becoming a coach.
Huskers Prepare for Hawkeye Match-Up
Nebraska Volleyball's Weekly Notes
By Randy York
Having won more than 93 percent of his matches and two national championships since taking Nebraska's volleyball reigns from Terry Pettit 12 years ago, John Cook's player resume gets lost in the avalanche of his coaching accomplishments. You won't find it in his bio, but he was quite a volleyball player himself back in the mid-1980s in his home town of San Diego.
When the University of San Diego made the decision to move from Division II to Division I in basketball before his junior season, Cook, who was on an athletic scholarship, was the first to realize that he was not a Division I type of forward. So he moved on, concentrating on becoming a teacher and a coach, not to mention a serious volleyball player at South Mission Beach.
"I really enjoyed playing beach volleyball," Cook said Tuesday. "I played with my brother and within two years, we got our Triple-A rating, which is a big deal in that sport." The Cook brothers finished in the Top 10 Open Division on the California beach, but unlike today's players, their only rewards were shirts and restaurant certificates instead of a healthy stash of cash. Ask Cook's wife, Wendy, a two-time All-America setter at San Diego State, what competitive volleyball was like before television changed the paradigm. Wendy and Cook's brother, for instance, won a mixed doubles beach tournament in the early 1990s, and their prize was a windsurfer, not exactly something that helps with the groceries.
Cook's crowning achievement as a beach player was winning the Open Division in the 1986 MotherLode Volleyball Tournament, the nation's largest and most comprehensive beach double's event in the country. His partner was Gary Stephenson, an attorney who can vouch for John Cook knowing men's volleyball almost as well as he knows women's volleyball.
Is the College Game Trending to Men's Style?
And that gets me to the point of this blog. Cook had an interesting observation in his postgame radio show with John Baylor following Sunday's 4-set win over a Top 10 Minnesota team that has enough talent not only to reach the NCAA Final Four, but to win the national championship.
"Minnesota's a great team. They bring it, man," Cook said. "They put on a clinic, especially in that first game. They were banging jump serves. They bring heat. There were dynamic big plays out there by both teams. Big stuff blocks. This is where volleyball is going. It's becoming more like men's volleyball.
"You don't see a lot of rallies in men's volleyball, but you see a lot of great hits," Cook said. "It's hard. Those Minnesota hitters are good. They're really good. You just have to hold them. You have to get 'em out of system and then make 'em pay."
Baylor had an apt description for what he saw. "More rockets and shorter rallies," he said.
"They were bombing balls and we call them bounce blocks because balls were getting bounced all over the gym," Cook said. "I mean, we had 49 digs in four games. This isn't rally volleyball. This is more like pass, set, smack it and block it. I wish we could play these guys every night."
In the House: Karch and Coach McCutcheon
Cook thinks the bombs that made the Coliseum shake were part of the atmosphere and, perhaps, might have had something to do with a couple international names inside the building. "The place just had the feel of a huge match. It was a big-time environment, and our crowd was really into it," Cook said. "Karch Kiraly was in the house. So was Hugh McCutcheon. You could just feel something special was going to happen, and it did."
Kiraly has been called "the finest volleyball player in the world for the last century" and is the only person to have Olympic gold medals in both the indoor and the beach versions of the sport. He was at the Coliseum to announce the Nebraska-Minnesota match for ESPN2. McCutcheon, a native of New Zealand, is Minnesota's head volleyball coach. He was also the head coach for the USA Olympic Men's Team that defeated Brazil for the gold medal in 2008 in Beijing. This past summer, McCutcheon was Jordan Larson's Olympic head coach, guiding the USA to a silver medal finish in London.
Kiraly, McCutcheon and Cook all know, love and embrace men's volleyball. They also all know, love and embrace women's volleyball.
Cook's team plays four consecutive Sunday matches in the Big Ten Conference. He doesn't like a college team literally having no days off during the week, but he lives with it and can't resist making a comment about why the NCAA needs to move volleyball from a fall sport to a spring sport. Meanwhile, he'll roll with the punches and have as much fun as he can in the process.
Cook: RPI the Only Thing that Truly Matters
Imagine sweeping two Big Ten teams, including one in the Top Ten, and then dropping from third to fourth in the latest AVCA national ratings. No big deal there for Cook. "National rankings don't determine seeds in the NCAA Tournament," he pointed out. "The only thing that matters is the RPI."
What about Kiraly's voice and ESPN's telecast going cutting off in the fourth and decisive set of Sunday afternoon's match against the Gophers?
"Here's a little history lesson," Cook said. "When I was a younger, there was a football game (Oakland Raiders/New York Jets) called the Heidi Bowl, and the network kicked it off right at the end of the game to go to the movie Heidi. I think a lot of people were comparing our game to the Heidi Bowl. I guess there were a lot of calls to find out who won."
Somehow, listening to a mischievously smiling Cook, you sense that he does not necessarily buy into technical difficulties being the problem … unless, of course, you're referring to all the bombs and the rockets that were going off all over the Coliseum.
Follow the Action on Husker Sports Network
Make sure you catch Nebraska's 7 p.m. Wednesday night match at Iowa on the Husker Sports Radio Network. Sunday's 2 p.m. match at Illinois is set for the same ESPN2 channel that switched to a hockey game before Nebraska's fourth set against Minnesota. If you tune in to the Husker Sports Network, you'll be every bit as prepared as a Boy Scout. Make sure that John Baylor and Lindsay Peterson are dialed up on the road-game radio. Their four eyes help you see things you don't see even when you're watching volleyball on television. Join the club, which includes Diane Mendenhall paired with Baylor for Husker home games. If you do, your volleyball IQ can't help but go up every match of the season.
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There are so many things to do in Santa Fe that it is no surprise that tourists flock there, year round, and accommodations are plentiful. When looking at hotels in Santa Fe, New Mexico boasts some of the most romantic boutique hotels in the Southwest. You will find that hotels in Santa Fe span the price range from cheap Santa Fe hotel deals to decadent resorts. Whether you are looking for an all-inclusive hotel or one of the old world styled hotels downtown, near all the action, you will surely find exactly what you want.
If you prefer to travel with your four legged companion, don't worry. You can even find pet friendly hotels all over the city. Some of the best hotels in Santa Fe even extend special services just for your pet, including treats, a special bed and possibly dog walking. Make arrangements for such perks in advance whenever possible. Planning Santa Fe vacations is both easy and difficult. Canyon Road is well known for its art galleries. The Palace of the Governors chronicles the history of the city and region when it was still under Spanish control and nearby historic sites will fill your days. Make sure to drive out to Bandelier National Monument for a hike. Climb around the ancient cliff dwellings and view the petroglyphs. In the evening you can enjoy the Opera, in season. You can also wander the Plaza and stop for a nightcap in one of the many clubs which feature live music.
Perhaps your goal is to relax and do nothing. In that case, one of the luxury hotels that is actually a hotel and spa is more appropriate. Santa Fe has several to choose from, and the treatments range from the commonplace to the decadent. Many of the services offered reflect the Native American culture of the region such as a Desert Salt Glow or a Cloud Dance Wrap.
Flights to Santa Fe generally come in to Albuquerque, so take a look at rental cars when booking your trip. Expedia lets you book everything at once, Santa Fe hotels, your vehicle reservation and even whole packages, to save you money.
Reviews of Hilton Santa Fe Historic Plaza
"Newly remodeled, the hotel boasts comfortable rooms, a great breakfast, and a splendid location, just three short blocks from Santa Fe's plaza. Public spaces include a delightful wood-burning lobby fireplace and a giant gas log by the pool, making poolside comfortable in winter."
"Hotel very attractive and comfortable and clean. Pool area very nice. Room well appointed. Staff very helpful and accommodating. Front desk staff well trained and pleasant to deal with. Central housekeeping services a bit inattentive, but this was corrected by the front desk. For a large chain, they certainly make their Santa Fe Historic District hotel fit in with the general ambiance. Would stay there again without question."
"Location, location, location! Along with friendly, efficient, and knowledgeable staff. Attractive, sparkling clean throughout from the lobby to our rooms. We were four friends with two adjoining rooms on the lobby level. The hotel is very large and it was a fairly long walk to our rooms, but the bonus was that it was very quiet and relaxing, overlooking the beautiful heated pool and hot tub. The restaurant/ lounge on the same floor served up some very satisfactory food and drinks till ten each night. Would definitely return here."
Reviews of The Lodge at Santa Fe
"We were quite pleased with the hotel staff who were friendly as well as helpful. The decor fit into our sense of what Santa Fe "should" look like. The staff were also helpful in terms of identifying our interests and directing us accordingly."
"The hotel provided a great shuttle service to downtown Santa Fe for the Indian Market. The shuttle drivers were friendly and helpful. The staff was very professional and pleasant. Their politeness was welcomed after three days of traveling to get there."
"We were pleasantly surprised when we arrived to see how nice the hotel was. The staff was so helpful and friendly. They provided us information on how and where to enjoy Santa Fe. The hotel provided van service, but we chose to drive into town. We stayed two nights and wished we could have spent more time in the hotel and Santa Fe."
Reviews of The Bishop's Lodge Ranch Resort & Spa
"Surrounded by beautiful grounds, this older resort offers something for everyone. We were offered tennis, horseback riding, and spa services. Unfortunately, we were only staying one night, so were unable to take advantage of these extras. The setting is pastoral with rolling hills, plentiful greenery, and interesting sculptures. The food and service were excellent. It is somewhat out of town, so easy access to Santa Fe is not possible. Also, it is in good condition for its age, but the rooms could use some renovation and updating."
"We had reserved a superior deluxe king room, but was given one with two double beds. When we asked the front desk about switching, all they had available was a villa. They graciously moved us to a 2 bedroom/2 bath villa for two nights at the superior deluxe rate, which was around $500 less than this villa normal goes for. The staff was very friendly during our entire stay. The on-site restaurant is excellent! I had made online reservations and noted it was to celebrate our anniversary. Not only did they reserve us a table away from crowd, but also wished us happy anniversary as well. The waiter was excellent and offered great recommendations."
"Lovely hotel. Beautiful, quiet, and with a variety of activities. It is close to the opera house and to beautiful downtown Santa Fe. Easy access to roads. The dining was exquisite with a wonderful head chef that greeted the guests. Rooms are comfortable, cozy, and beautiful."
Reviews of Best Western Plus Inn of Santa Fe
"A chain hotel, but staff was very accommodating and it was a pleasant stay. And we were able to do a load of laundry, which was a 'big deal' on a 10-day vacation!"
"I wanted a place to stay in Santa Fe that was a bit nicer than the economy motels, but less expensive than the top tier. Best Western proved to be above my expectations at a reasonable price. It was everything I wanted and better than expected in quality."
"We took our granddaughter to Santa Fe for spring break. She loved the indoor pool, which was clean and warm. We picked the hotel, because it had the pool since we knew it would be cool outside. We were all pleasantly surprised at the comfort of the hotel and the convenience to all attractions in the Santa Fe area. Having breakfast available was a plus. The only thing our granddaughter would add is hot chocolate in the breakfast offerings."
Reviews of Santa Fe Suites
"Excellent location for business travelers. Rooms are very inviting, and location is scenic."
"It was a nice experience. Only one night, but it was close to several amenities i.e. gas, grocery and not far from the plaza area for night activities."
"I have stayed at the Santa Fe Suites several times. It is a great value. It is not the fanciest place, but it is clean and convenient. There is plenty of free parking (which is not always the case in Santa Fe), all of the units are like studio apartments with kitchens, sofa beds, TV, and good size bathroom. The free breakfast is just oatmeal, cereal, toast, English Muffins, juice, and coffee, but there is plenty of it. There is a free computer in the lobby and free Internet throughout. A supermarket and lots of stores are within walking distance in the complex. The staff is very accommodating."
Reviews of Luxx Plaza Hotel
"Room was ready, very clean, calm environment, and had all the amenities I needed. I would definitely come back and stay here again."
"This is the perfect place to be when seeing Santa Fe. Everything is a short walk from the hotel. There is no need to get the car out just to go parking place hunting. Luxx is located in an older building with all rooms at ground level. Room décor and the general feel of the place was charming."
"You would never expect a really nice hotel based on the entrance doors on Marcy Street in Santa Fe. But the somewhat hidden lobby is somewhat charming and the room was wonderful: Clean, stylish, well-equipped. We had cable subscription, Blu-ray player, LED-TV, microwave with conventional oven, fridge. The room was large enough to fit a sizeable dog-bed with kennel and still have enough room to walk around the bed and the TV. We also liked that the door was a combination lock (keyless). That makes for less plastic in your pocket, if you can remember four digits. I have to say that I will recommend the Luxx for everyone who wants a nice, but affordable hotel close to the plaza. And it's a 'plus' that they have ECCO gelato and a nice sushi restaurant in the same building!"
Reviews of The Hacienda & Spa at Hotel Santa Fe
"The hotel was quiet, comfortable, and had a very relaxed atmosphere. The location was perfect for exploring Santa Fe and the staff could not have been any nicer."
"We had a great stay at the Hacienda. Staff was always super pleasant and helpful. Our breakfast and happy hour were great, and the hotel shuttle was always available within minutes when we needed it."
"The hotel was very comfortable and well kept. Comfy beds, fruit, and nice welcome letter upon arrival. Staff very helpful, shuttle service the best I've ever experienced, they promptly arrived when we needed them, and the drivers are all great and helpful."
Reviews of The Inn at Vanessie
"We spent very little time at the hotel. The location was excellent. Tucked away in a side street close to the plaza. The room was large with a wood burning kiva fireplace. There was plenty of firewood. The bathroom was also spacious with all the amenities including two bathrobes. We did not use the exercise room or hot tub."
"We stayed three nights here. The bed was very comfortable, the location was walkable for downtown, and the breakfasts were excellent. The staff could not have been more helpful."
"We felt right at home. Nice amenities, very secure, and just a few blocks from the downtown plaza. We were very comfortable with comfy bed, sitting area, and access to a small fridge and coffee maker."
Reviews of Inn on the Paseo
"We booked this B&B, because we wanted somewhere within walking distance of the Plaza and without parking charges. We got far more than this - the Inn is beautifully decorated and furnished, and the family and staff are delightful. Breakfasts were good and served in a family type setting. A very comfortable and charming place to stay."
"Nice clean room, friendly, helpful staff. Wonderful porch, we sat and enjoyed the evening with our wine and snacks. We walked to town and walked to dinner. Nice!"
"This small, cozy hotel was wonderful. Walking distance to the plaza , cozy lounge with fireplace, sit-down served breakfast included, as well as snacks available nightly. Some rooms had outside seating. The staff was very friendly and accommodating."
Reviews of Fort Marcy Hotel Suites
"This was a nice place to relax, just like home. The room was clean and comfortable and had a nicely outfitted kitchen. We ate out some, but also prepared meals easily. Swimming was fun! Santa Fe is always great!"
"The staff was friendly and the condo we stayed in was gorgeous, with a fully equipped kitchen, lovely décor, and comfy bed. Water pressure was a little low in the shower, but still nice and hot. We only stayed one night, but wished we could have stayed longer. The hotel is only 10-minute walk from the center of old Santa Fe. Lovely."
"We loved the location and lovely interior of our unit. Everything that we needed for living comfortably and cooking our own meals was provided."
Reviews of Santa Fe Sage Inn
"I have tried other hotels in Santa Fe, but once I found the Sage Inn I was hooked. The location is right where I want to be, the shuttle gets me where I need to go and the people are very friendly and helpful. The price is great!"
"My sister and I had the most amazing stay there. The staff was great, rooms comfy and clean. It was a quiet area and we loved having the free shuttle bus service to get to downtown Santa Fe. I would definitely recommend this hotel to everyone. You get a lot for a great price!"
"The Santa Fe Sage Inn is owned by a local family who has been living in town for many generations. The Inn is located a nice 15-minute walk from downtown next to the Railyard Park. Close by are the Whole Foods, restaurants, REI, and on Saturdays, the farmer's market. The receptionists were very friendly. The rooms are small, but comfortable."
Reviews of Inn and Spa at Loretto
"Friendly staff and eco-supportive attitude made for a pleasant start to our week-long stay at the Inn. Driving into Santa Fe in our Hybrid car, the parking fee was waived by the valet staff. The room was comfortable; the food was good and the ambience sublime."
"This is my favorite place downtown. The hotel staff was extremely helpful and informative. The room was fantastic. The lobster mac and cheese in the lounge was the best thing we ate all weekend! We booked spa services and they were also amazing. Our room was even conveniently located near the private spa elevator for our convenience, even when we did not request it. I am looking forward to staying here again."
Reviews of Las Palomas
"Rooms are uniquely clustered little buildings. Most with decks or balconies. Nicely decorated rooms in southwest décor. Breakfast to order with lattes or specialty coffees was eloquent. Everything about this place was exceptional."
"My husband and I traveled to Santa Fe to celebrate our 21st wedding anniversary. We were delighted with the pueblo style of Las Palomas that added to the experience. We were able to check in easily despite arriving at 1:30 am. The room had a living area and separate bedroom. Breakfast was a wonderful experience. It was well organized and allowed us time to talk with other guests about their travels and adventures. There was live music and artists displaying their work. Our stay was magical and created wonderful memories for us that we will cherish forever."
"Great location close to the plaza, friendly staff, and excellent breakfast prepared to order by a hard-working breakfast crew, and even had live music two mornings during our stay. Room was comfortable and spacious, housekeeping was adequate. Would recommend it!"
Reviews of Rosewoods Inn of the Anasazi
"This hotel was absolutely beautiful - rich wood decor, lux southwest fabrics, and a warm fireplace in every room made it so romantic! The staff set up a doggie bowl in our room in anticipation of our stay and the room service menu was excellent. We wish this hadn't just been a quick stop on a road trip and would definitely return again."
"Charming hotel, beautifully decorated and very friendly staff. Great location in the lovely town center. Seating outside for drinks and a good restaurant with live music. Room was great with a four poster bed and fire."
"Small hotel, pleasant rooms, non-corporate atmosphere, excellent restaurant, outdoor terrace that is lovely for breakfast, and a convenient location make this hotel the best choice in Santa Fe."
Reviews of Hotel Santa Fe & Spa
"Native American owned resort. Lovely room, great atmosphere, terrific location, really good breakfast. Entertainment in lounge during the weekend was terrific .They played a set of Native American music, which was awesome. All of the staff was professional, helpful, friendly, and very efficient."
"We were welcomed by friendly staff. Our suite was beautiful enough to want to spend time relaxing before and after our activities. The shuttle was available quickly upon request with friendly knowledgeable drivers."
"I stay at this hotel every time I go to Santa Fe. The staff is always friendly and helpful, the rooms are very nice, and the hotel pays attention to small details- complimentary water bottles, coffee and tea bars on every floor in the morning- that make you feel very welcome and at home."
Reviews of Old Santa Fe Inn
"Dog friendly, perfect location, great breakfast, and friendly staff. We stay at this hotel whenever we are in Santa Fe."
"We were very impressed by this hotel. It was extremely clean, the staff was very helpful, close to the plaza, and just real convenient. An added bonus is that they don't charge for parking. Many downtown hotels do just that. The breakfast was incredible. Overall, everything was just about perfect."
"Lovely place. Loved the fireplace and the jet tub. The staff is very friendly and knowledgeable of the best restaurants in town."
Reviews of Garretts Desert Inn
"Best aspects of the hotel were the price and location. Room was fine--roomy, clean, and reasonably comfortable. Bed was too soft for us, but that would not necessarily be the case for everyone. The Lounge was particularly nice to sit and work. Could have used another chair in the room."
"Located right downtown. Good restaurant (Santa Fe Bite) is part of the inn. Motive is 70's southwestern, with a record player in the lobby. Organic toiletries, soaps, and shampoos. Parking was free for guests."
"Friendly staff. Free coffee in the office in the morning. An excellent restaurant is located through the hotel--no need to go outdoors. The restaurant's coffee was the best I experienced in New Mexico!"
Reviews of Hotel St Francis
"This is one of those hotels that is so good at what they do, they know what you want before you do. The people on the front desk were friendly and helpful. Staff throughout the hotel was always friendly and personable. We have stayed in multiple hotels in Santa Fe. This one is one I will return to."
"I was searching for a bit online for the best hotel choice since there are so many in Downtown Santa Fe. I highly recommend this one! The location is perfect, and the staff is so courteous. This hotel is very elegant and not kitschy southwestern like some others in the area."
"Super authentic Santa Fe experience in this hotel. The hotel staff was incredibly nice and helpful. The rooms are on the small side, but this is the oldest hotel in Santa Fe, and that's just how things were in the past. The renovation done in 2009 is fantastic, and the sage-infused margarita in the Secreto Bar downstairs is perhaps the best cocktail I have ever tasted."
Reviews of El Dorado Hotel & Spa
"Hotel staff was extremely friendly and helpful. They were definitely the highlight of the hotel. The hotel itself was welcoming and beautifully decorated. Since this is an older hotel the rooms were a bit small, but very clean and had all up to date features. The parking is valet only, and the valets and doorman were excellent. This was our first stay in Santa Fe and we were very pleased with our hotel choice."
"A great hotel for family. With solid constructed rooms, we didn't hear any noises from the surrounding rooms. It was prefect since our three-year-old really enjoyed running around, and if he was a little loud, it really didn't disturb anyone else."
"We stayed for New Years at El Dorado, and spent five days there. It was beautiful! The hotel was full, but the staff was very keen to help in any way possible and was very attentive. This was our third time at El Dorado, and it always is a great experience!"
Reviews of Inn of the Governors
"We loved this place and will definitely stay again. The breakfast was wonderful with a great selection to choose from. We were full until dinner time, then went and ate in their restaurant, which served excellent food at a very reasonable price. This place gets two thumbs up from us!"
"We have stayed at the Inn of the Governors whenever we can while visiting Santa Fe. It has charm, pleasant staff, and a wonderful breakfast. It is close to all amenities in downtown."
"Our stay was perfect from check-in to departure. Everything in the room was for the travelers comfort. Rooms included bathrobes, night light in bathroom, different types of pillows for your sleeping comfort along with normal amenities such as iron/ironing board, refrigerator, etc. The breakfast was the best! Eggs were not rubbery as in most hot breakfasts. Our only regret was that we did not make time for sherry in the afternoon. Thank you for a great stay in Santa Fe."
Reviews of Villas de Santa Fe, a Diamond Resorts Intl Destination
"A great week in Santa Fe was enhanced by our seven nights at the Villas de Santa Fe. The room included a nice kitchenette, large-screen TVs with a DVD (on which we watched a great movie), a living room with couch, ottomans, a chair, and a large comfortable bed. The staff was all great! The workout facility was convenient, and the shuttle service was excellent."
"The beds were comfortable, the kitchen was stocked with everything that we needed to cook and have meals, and the room was very clean and comfortable. We would be happy to stay there again."
"Our condo had everything we could ask for; extremely clean, great floor plan, and enjoying a cup of coffee on our private porch was a great way to start the day. The staff offered great suggestions on dining and shopping. We will stay here again."
Reviews of La Posada de Santa Fe Resort & Spa
"Very friendly staff eager to make your stay perfect. The interior of the hotel and the grounds are beautiful, full of great art work, wonderful ambiance. The food was excellent too!"
"Charming hotel with the real feel and architecture of Santa Fe. Walking distance to the Plaza and the wonderful art gallery walk along Canyon Road. Friendly staff. Clean and quiet rooms and casitas. Not a box hotel. Lovely grounds, pool, spa, restaurants, bar, and free valet parking. This is the real deal, if you are looking for luxury old style resort. We would highly recommend it."
"Staff was very friendly and helpful. We were at the concierge everyday with questions about our plans and places we wanted to visit. Though four rooms were housed under one roof, it felt like our own little pueblo with private outdoor patio. We could meander through the landscaped pathways leading to each pueblo. The complimentary shuttle was priceless. We could be dropped off or picked up within the downtown area. No need for a vehicle if just touring around the plaza and downtown area."
Review of Hotel Chimayo de Santa Fe
"I had an amazing room, which they had upgraded when I checked in. It had a fireplace, which they lit both nights I was there. It was perfect and so relaxing. The room was incredibly cozy and clean. It was in the heart of downtown, so I was able to walk everywhere. The bartender at the hotel bar gave me a great recommendation for dinner, and the staff was overall friendly and very accommodating. And there was convenient parking for my rental. I'd go back in a heartbeat!"
"This hotel is very nice and loaded with a southwest ambiance. It is about half a block from the plaza, and a two to seven-minute walk to several of the restaurants. This hotel is situated just off the plaza, which made it convenient to visit with many local vendors on a Saturday or Sunday. Most of these vendors are from many of the Native American Pueblos that surround Santa Fe. We had a very nice stay, and the front desk staff was nice and professional. The parking in the basement parking garage ($16/day), and made parking easy instead of driving around the block to find parking."
"This hotel is in the perfect location! It is small, but cozy and the staff is incredible! Please do not miss breakfast at Tia's Cocina-their restaurant (amazing). Get a fireplace for the cozy nights. The balcony is really nonexistent, though still great."
Reviews of La Fonda on the Plaza
"We loved the history of the hotel, the numerous original artworks through the hotel, including in our room. The decor of the dining room/restaurant is stunning and the food was excellent. Thoroughly recommend it - in fact we have been raving about how unique our stay was to all our friends."
"Loved the traditional old west style hotel. Great room with fireplace and stacks of piñon wood. Enjoyed coffee each morning in front of the crackling, fragrant fire. We had drinks and enchiladas in the bar, breakfast in the French bakery, and another breakfast in la plazuela. All were very good. Hotel is spotless. If you are looking for a vibrant, festive hotel right on the plaza, then choose this one. Also, live music in the bar each night except Sunday. We really enjoyed the country and Western swing band!"
"Beautiful, historic hotel, recently renovated rooms with a modern southwestern style. Perfect location right on the plaza. Wonderful helpful staff in every part of the hotel--the front desk, the restaurants, even the parking garage! Very comfortable beds, great bathroom. Excellent restaurants. The $12 lunch buffet has some of the best enchiladas you will find anywhere in the world. The main restaurant in the central atrium is lovely. Highly recommend."